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The present Tolume continues the Catalogue of the Additional
HSS., in order of acquisition, from the year 1861 to the end
of 1875, and includes descriptions of the Papyri, Additional
Bolls and Charters, Detached Seals and Casts, Egerton Manu-
scripts, and Egerton Charters, acquired during the period
from 1854 to 1875. It completes the Catalogue of acquisitions
for those years, with the exception of manuscripts in Oriental
bmguageSy which are separately described in the series of Oriental
Cstalogaes.
It has been an object, in this as in the preceding volume, to
pnt as much information into the descriptions of the manuscripts
as was compatible with conciseness ; and every volume is noticed.
But it was necessary to deal more briefly with the mass of docu-
ments comprehended under the general term of Charters. The
number of these acquired in the twenty-two years, from 1854
to 1875, amounts to more than sixteen thousand, comprising not
only grants of lands and other charters properly so called, but
Court-rolls of manors. Bailiffs' Accounts, Wills, and not a few
State documents. It would have been impracticable to describe
these individually ; and the aim has been to give a general view
of the collection, in such a form as might be useful as a guide
to the entries in the detaUed Catalogue of the Bolls and Charters,
still in manuscript.
Among so large a number of manuscripts and single docu-
ments as are described in the present volume, not under heads
of subjects but in order of their acquisition, it will be a labour of
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research to ascertain what there may be of special yalue, whether
for antiquity or art, or for historical or literary interest, and it
may be convenient to readers to be referred directly to those of
chief importance.
1. Of Grreek manuscripts, the most remarkable are : —
Papyrus CVIL The greater part of the 18th book of the Iliad,
written in small uncials, probably in the first century before
Christ.
Papyri XCVIII, CVIII. Fragments of the Orations of Hy-
perides; in small uncials, probably of the second or first
oentuiy before Christ.
Papyrus CIX. Fragments of an accompt, in cursive writing, pro-
bably of the first or second century of the Christian era.
Add. 26,113. Fragment of a Hymnologium ; 9th century.
Add. 24,371, 28,824. Two copies of Homilies of John Chrysostom,
of the 11th and 12th centuries.
Add. 24,372. The Orations of Gregory Nazianzen, of the 11th
century.
Add. 27,862. Works of Joannes Damascenus, also of the 11th
century.
Add. 28,815. The books of the New Testament, with some
deficiencies, finely written and illuminated in the 10th or
11th century; with silver-gilt plates, curiously worked with
figures, on the covers.
Add. 28,816. The Acts, Epistles, and Apocalypse, dated a.m.
6619 [A.D. 1111].
Add. 28,270. Lives of Saints ; dated in the same year.
Add. 27,860, 29,713, 28,817, Egei-tou 2,163? Add. 28,818, 29,714.
Lectionaries ; the first two of the 11th century, the third dated
in the year 1186, the fourth of the 12th century, the fifth dated
^^ in 1272, and the sixth in 1306.
"^ Add. 28,825. Homilies and treatises of Ephraim Syrus, of the
12th century.
Add. 26,112. Chronicle of Georgius Cedrenus ; 12th century.
2. Amongst the more ancient Latin manuscripts are : —
Add. 24,144. Fragments of the Histories adversus paganos of
Orosius, of the 7th century.
Add. 24,143. Fragments of Pope Gregory's Moralia, written in
Boman minuscules in the 9th century.
Add. 24,193. The Miscellanea of Venantius Fortunatus, of the
^ 9th century.
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JEIgiertoii 1,934. Fiagments of the Latin Chronicle of Isidore,
Biiihop of Badajoz, written in Yisigothic characters, in triple
oolnmna, in the 9th century.
Add. 25,600. A Martyrology of the Spanish Church, written in
the year 919.
Add. 24,199. The Psyohomachia of Prudentius, illustrated with
pen-and-ink drawings ; of the lOih century.
Add. 24,142. A Latin Bible, written in triple columns, in the
10th century.
Add. 27,304. Virgil's j£!neid, with glosses ; 13th century.
3. Amongst the many illuminated manuscripts, may be
distinguished : —
Add. 28,106, 28,107. A Latin Bible, written and illuminated in
the abbey of Stavelot in the year 1097.
Add. 28,681. A Latin Psalter, with miniatures on gold grounds
by an English hand ; late 13th century.
Add. 24,686. A Latin Psalter splendidly illuminated for Al-
fonso, son of Edward the First.
Add. 29,407. A Latin Psalter with miniatures, executed in
Flanders about the year 1300.
Add. 28,1 62. " La Somme le Boy," with nine beautifiil miniatures
within canopy frames ; of the beginning of the 14th century.
Ij^erton 1,894. Pictorial illustrations of the book of Genesis ; of
the same period.
Add. 27,695, 28,841. Fragments of a Latin treatise on the vices,
with remarkable miniatures and borders by the hand of
Cybo, of Genoa, known as the •* Monk of Hydros " and recorded
as founder of tne Genoese school of painting, but of whose work
probably no examples are extant excepting these leaves ; middle
of the 14th century.
Add. 29,434. Life of the Virgin Mary in Latin verse, with
numerous drawings ; middle of the 14th century.
Add. 29,433. A Book of Hours, with borders and miniatures by
French artists, but showing Italian influence ; early 15th
century.
Add. 29,704, 29,705. Cuttings from a Missal most beautifully
illuminated in England at the beginning of the 15th century.
Add. 27,099. The " Livre de Chace " of Gaston Ph^bus, Comte
de Foix, with numerous illustrations ; early 15th century.
Add. 24,189. Illustrations of the travels of John de Mandeville,
by a Flemish hand ; 15th century.
Add. 2^,962. The Prayer-book of Alfonso the Fifth of Aiagon,
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1442.
Add. 29,736. A Latin Breviary, exqaidtelj illuminated by
Florentine miniatnriBtB of the middle of the 15th centnry.
Add. 27,697. A Book of Honrs, with very fine miniatures,
formerly belonging to the family of Saluces ; middle of the
15th century.
%erton 2,019, 2,045. Books of Houxs, of French execution ;
15 th century.
Add. 29,902. Cuttings of miniatures from Italian manuscripts
of the 14th and 15th centuries.
Add. 24,098, 25,698. Miniatures and borders of Flemish art,
from Books of Hours executed about the year 1500.
4. In theology and general literature will be found : —
Add. 2&,188. A Benedictional of English use connected with
Bomsey ; late 11th century.
Add. 26,771, 26,836. Two copies of Dante's Divina Commedia ;
the former of the 15th centuiy, the latter, known as the
Archinto MS., of the end of the 14th century.
Egerton 2,086. Another copy, with commentary ; 15th century.
Add. 26,772. Dante's Canzoni ; early 15th century.
Add. 23,840. " II Convito " of Dante ; 15th century.
Egerton 1,897. The Latin treatise on the office of the Inquisition
by Bemardus Quidonis ; 14th century,
f^rton 1,993. Metrical Lives of the Saints in English ; early in
the 14th century.
Add. 24,203, 25,013. Two copies of Eichard Eolle of Hampole's
Prick of Conscience, the former with alterations by John
Bagby, monk of Fountains Abbey; end of the 14th, and 15th
century.
Add. 25,718. Imperfect copy of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales;
15th century.
Add. 24,202. A volume of Wydiffite tracts in English; end ot
the 14th century.
Add. 28,250, Wycliife's English translation of the Apocalypse ;
end of the 14th century ; and Add. 28,026, the Commentary on
St. Matthew H Gospel attributed to him ; early 15th century.
Egerton 1,991. Gower's Confessio Amantis; early 15th century.
Add. 24,194. Higden's Poly chronicon, translated by Tre visa. The
copy written for Richard, Earl of Warwick, who died in 1439.
Egerton 1,999. Canzoni and sonetti of Boiardo ; 1477.
Egerton 1,869-1,876. Various works and collections of Juan de
Mariana, partly in his handwriting.
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Add. 27^79. The origixial book of Ballads from ^nhiA Bishop
Percy published his oolleation ; middle of the JL 7th oentary.
Add. 28,255. The Heptameron of Margaerite de Yalois, Qaeen
of Navarre; 1550.
6. The State Papers and private Letters form a large pro-
portion of the general series of mannscripte. The larger and
more important collections are : —
Add. 24,062. Copies of state letters, included in a large collec-
tion of forms of public documents, compiled by the poet
OodeTe, Clerk of the Privy Seal, at the beginning of the 15th
century.
Add. 27,443-27,446. The original Paston letters, printed in vol.
T. of the edition of Sir John Fenn.
Add. 24,965. Correspondence of Lord Dacre of Gillesland,
Warden of the Northern Marches; 1523, 1524.
Add. 25,114. Letters relating to the embassies of Gardiner,
Bp. (^ Winchester, 1527-1545.
Add. 28,571. Letters and papers, partly autc^raph, relating to
the Beformation ; 1547-1609.
Add. 28,572-28,597. Transcripts of State Papers from the
Spanish archiTes at Simancas and other sources, collected for a
history of the reign of the Emperor Charles the^ Fifth.
Add. 28,334-28,503. A large collection of original official and
state correspondence of Spain, during the latter part of the
16th, and the 17th century; including seyeral volumes of
letters to Philip the Second partly minuted with his answers
in the margins. From the archives of the £Eunily of Altamira.
Egerton 1,693, 1,694. Letters to Bobert Beale, Clerk of the
Privy Council, and Ambassador in Holland, partly relating to
Maiy, Queen of Scots ; 1569-1593.
Egerton 2,124. Letters and papers relating to Mary, Q^een of
Scots, in connection with Babington's conspiracy ; 1572-1588.
Egerton 2,086, 2,100, 2,121-2,123. Letters and journals of
factors and merchants in the East Indies ; 1607-1644.
Add. 27,962 A-W, 25,358-25,381. Transcripts of the despatches
of Florentine ambassadors in England, from 1616 to 1691.
Add. 28,875-28,956. Official and private correspondence and
papers of John Ellis, Under-Secretary of State, etc.; 1643-
1720.
Add. 29,548-29,596. Correspondence and papers of the families
of Hatton and Finch; principally of Christopher, 1st Viscount
Hatton, Governor of Guernsey, etc., and of Daniel Finch, 2nd
Earl of Nottingham, Secretary of State in the years 1702-1704.
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The first two volumes contain original letters and papets of
soTereigns, statesmen, and distingaished persons, from the
year 1543.
Egerton 1,788. Original letters of Charles the First, relating to
an attempted escape from Garisbrook Castle ; 1648.
Add. 25,117-25,125. Copy of correspondence of Henry Coventry,
Secretary of State; 1672-1680.
Egerton 1,704-1,756. Letters and papers of William, Connt
Bentinck of Holland, including many papers relating to the
1st Earl of Portland and his family ; from the end of the 17th
century.
Add. 28,040-28,095. Correspondence and papers of the family of
Godolphin-Osbome, chiefly of Thomas Osborne, 1st Duke of
Leeds, and Sidney GodolpluD, 1st Earl of GodolphiD, Lord
High Treasurer ; 1629-1887.
Add. 28,224-28,254. Papers of the family of Caryll, of Sussex,
including correspondence connected with Mary of Modena,
Queen of James 11. ; 1591-1768.
Add. 27,999-28,014. Correspondence and papers of the family
of Oxenden ; 17th century.
Add. 27,780-27,738. Correspondence of William Capel, Earl of
Essex, Ambassador at Turin ; 1732-1736.
Add. 24,157-24,179. Correspondence of Thomas Bobinson, 2nd
Lord Grantham, Ambassador in Spain ; 1771-1779.
Add. 28,973-29,236. Correspondence and papers of Warren
Hastings, Governor-General of India ; from the year 1756 to
his death.
Add. 29,238, 29,239. Letters of Colonel Wellesley, afterwards
Duke of Wellington ; 1800-1804.
Add. 29,597-29,610. Letters and papers of the family of Carew,
of Beddington, in Surrey ; principally of the 18th century,
but including some royal letters and other valuable papers of
earlier date.
Egerton 1,946-1,960. Original letters of the poet Pope, War-
burton, Bishop of Gloucester, Hurd, Bishop of Worcester, and
others, with various papers connected with Pope ; 1713-1799.
6. Some collections and single volumes of a more general
character remain to be noticed ; as : —
Chartularies : — Add. 25,109, of Christ Church, Canterbury, 13th
century; Add. 29,436, of St. Swithun's, Winchester, 13th
century; Egerton 2,104, of Wherwell Abbey, Hants, 14th
century ; Add. 27,372, of the church of Sibthorp, Notts, 14th
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oentory ; Add. 28,024, of the Earls of Warwick, of the family
of Beanchamp, from the time of Henry the Fiist to the year
1396 ; Add. 28,870, of the College of Yanx, near Salishnry, 15th
oentniy; Add. 26,288, of Peterborough Abbey, 1396-1488;
and Add. 24,688, of the Dukes of Norfolk, oompiled in 1490.
Add. 25,613-25,675. Copies of Egyptian buildings, monuments,
paintings, inscriptions, etc., collected by James Burton.
Add. 29,812-29,860. A similar collection by Robert Hay, of
Linplum.
Add. 26,717-26,749. Collections relating chiefly to Yorkshire,
formerly belonging to John Smyth, of Heath House, near
Wakefield ; and Add. 29,644-29,703, collections for Yorkshire
by William Paver.
Add. 24,436-24,630, 24,864-24,885,25,459-25,481,25,676,25,677.
The biographical and historical collections of the late Joseph
Hunter, partly from the Public Becords, with correspondence.
Add. 24,690-24,846. Proceedings of the Becord Commission,
inTentories, transcripts of records, ete., collected by Charleii
Devon.
Add. 25,494-25,543. Papers of the South Sea Company.
Add. 27,774-27,788. Autograph letters of "Junius," corrected
proofHBheets of the printed edition of the Letters, and various
papers connected with them.
Add. 27,789-27,859. Collections of Francis Place, relating to
Beform Associations and political events in England, in the
present century.
Add. 25,906-26,036. A collection of about 150 plays, offered to
the management of Di'ury Lane Theatre for performance, at the
close of the last and beginning of the present centuiy.
Add. 28,035-28,038, 29,615-29,625, 29,810, 29,811, Egerton 1,912,
2,087-2,099, 2,105-2,120. Dover Corporation Books.
Egei-ton 1,787. Deed of mortgage by Shakespeare of a house in
Blackfriars, 11 March, 161}; with his signature. Formerly
belonging to David Garrick.
Add. 29,432. Treatise on the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper,
by Edward the Sixth, in French ; in his own handwriting.
Add. 24,195. Poems of James the First, partly corrected by his
own hand, some of them in the handwriting of Prince Charles.
Add. 27,278. Original note-book of Sir Francis Bacon, contain-
ing schemes of his works, and curious personal memoranda.
Egerton 1,910, 2,005. Hobbes' Leviathan, and Elements of Law.
E^rton 2,027-2,030. The first and second cantos of *' Childe
Harold," and corrected proofs of " The British Bards," and
** Hints from Horace," etc,, of Lord Byron.
Egerton 1,656, 1,660. Letters and poems of Bobert Bums.
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'« Kenilworth.*'
Add. 29,825-29,364. Balfe's operas in fall score; autograph.
Add. 29,801. Bough sketches of compositions by Beethoven.
The Additional and Egerton Bolls and Charters are very
numerous, and include the great collection of 2826 documents,
relating principally to English monastic lands, formed by the
1st Viscount Hatton, Add. Ch. 19,788-22,613 ; and smaller col-
lections relating to particular places and families — ^as, the counties
of Norfolk and Suffolk, Add. Ch. 9,463-10,592, 14,509-14,987,
19,660-19,705 ; Devon, Somerset, and Cornwall, Add. Ch, 11,160-
11,203, 12,923-13,283, 13,766-13,909, 19,479-19,515 ; Hampshire,
Add, Ch. 17,388-17,626 ; the famiUes of CaryU, of Sussex, Add.
Ch. 8,793-9,202, 18,557-19,062 ; Wentworth, Earls of Strafford,
Add. Ch. 13,611-13,748; Scott of Calverley, Add. CL 16,580-
17,202 ; Scrope of Castlecombe, Wilts, Add. Ch. 18,207-18,556 ;
and Carew of Beddington, Add. Ch, 22,617-24,200.
The documents relating to France and the Low Countries are
very numerous, as:— Add. Ch. 10,663-11,159, 11,206-12,627,
12,634-12,763, 12,833-12,922, 13,287-13,298, 13,342-13,549,
13,751-13,764, 13,997-14,087, 14,365-14,502, 15,311-15,345,
15,392-15,420, 16,222-16,279.
Add. Ch. 12,778-12,823, 13,53^.13,542, 17,840-17,861, are
Papal bulls, dating from early in the 12th century ; and Add. Ch.
12,766-12,768, 16,512-16,530, are Spanish documents, dating from
A.D, 1143.
Of single documents, I must be content with enumerating Add.
Ch. 8,516, a grant by Eudes, King of France, dated in 889,
with fine seal •'en plaque"; Add. Ch. 19,616, 19,788-19,802,
English charters of the time before the Conquest; Add. Ch.
11,205, charter of WilUam I., with seal ; Add. Ch. 24,712, the
Charta de Foresta, of 9 Henry III., with seal ; Add. Ch. 11,241,
articles for reformation of the government of the kingdom,
3 Edward 11.
Of State documents generally, of more or less interest, will
be found :— AdditioAal Charters 9,203-9,206, 9,461, 9,462, 11,158,
11,159, 11,294-11,317, 12,479, 12,480, 12,499-12,510, 12,769,
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12^27, 18,284, 13,332, 13,336, 13,942, 13,943, 14,364, 15,252,
16,220, 16,221, 16,669, 16,579, 17,357, 17,628, 17,629, 18,205,
19,540, 22,616 ; Egerton Charters 139, 208.
For donatioiiB of most importanoe during the years 1854-1875,
the Tnutees of the Miueam are indebted to :-^
Sir George Grey, K.O.B., Add. 19,953-19,956.
Bev. Adam Baynes, Add. 21,417-21,428.
Sir Walter C. Trevelyan, Bart, Add. 21,464r-21,467, 21,605-
21,611, 22,172-22,181, 27,40^27,424, and several single
Tohimes; together with numerous charters, including
Nob. 11,160-11,203, 12,923-13,283, 13,766-13,929, 13,966-
13,983, 16,580-17,202, 19,47^-19,516, 24,247-24,304.
William Haldimand, Esq., Add. 21,631-21,895.
Lord John Thynne, Sub-dean of Westminster, Add. 22,510-
22,545.
Bt Hon. John Wilson Croker, Add. 23,212-23,236.
The Countess Cowper, Add. 23,780-23,878, 24,157-24,179.
His Grace the Duke of Northumberland, E.G., Add. 25^1^
26,125.
Decimus Burton, Esq., Add. 25,613-25,675.
Coventry Patmore, Esq., Add. 26,906-26,037.
C. J. Erskine, Esq., Add. 26,565-26,621.
John Payne, Esq, Add. 26,789-26,875.
The Executors of Felix Slade, Esq., Add. 27,926-27,943.
Sir Charles W. Dilke, Bart., Add. 28,224^-28,254; and Add.
Charters 8,793-9,202, 18,657-19,062
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Derby, Add. 28,534r-28,548, 28,606-
28,612.
The Executors of Sir Francis Palgrave, Add. Charters
16,684-15,786. '
G«orge Powlet Scrope, and E. C. Lowndes, Esquires, Add.
28,205-28,213, and Add. Charters 18,207-18,656.
Mrs. Balfe, Add. 29,325-29,364.
Mrs. Grote, Add. 29,613-29,582.
His Grace the Duke of Westminster, Add. Charters, 19,571-
19,6.59.
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An Index to the two volumes of the Catalogue of Additional
Manuscripts acquired in the years 1854^1875 is in preparation,
and will be printed in a separate volume.
And I take this opportunity to make known that a general
Index to the whole series of documents classed under the
designation of ^^ Bolls and Charters/' in the Cottonian, HArleian,
Additional, and other collections, has been commenced, and,
when complete, will be printed.
In connection with the present volume, I desire specially
to acknowledge the very efficient help of my colleague, Mr.
Thompson, Assistant Keeper, and of Mr. Scott and Mr, Warner,
Senior Assistants. I have myself taken part in the first descrip-
tions for both this and the preceding volume, and have revised
the sheets throughout.
Edwabd a. Bond.
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AnDiTiONAL MSS. ACQUIRED IN THE Year 1861 ; No8. 24,027-24,333 . 1
1862 ; Nos. 24,334-25,029 . 56
1863; Nos. 25,030-25,490 . 142
1864; Nos. 25,491-26,099 . 200
1865; Nos. 26,100-27,277 . 251
1866; Nos. 27,278-27,669 . 301
1867 ; Nos. 27,570-27,772 . 330
1868; Nos. 27,77»-27,9e4 . 355
1869; Nos. 27,965-28,190 . 389
1870; Nos. 28,191-28,558 . 442
1871 ; Nos. 28,559-28,853 . 507
1872 ; Nos. 28,854-29,298 . 569
1873; Nos. 29,299-29,538 . 617
1874; Nos. 29,539-29,737 . 653
1875; Nos. 29,738-29,909 . 704
Additional Charfers and Rolls acquired in the Years 1854-1875-
No6. 8,61(^-24.746 '743
I>ErACHED Skals ACQUIRED IN THE Years 1854-1875 ; Nos. XXXVII.
66-XLV. 50 317
Pafyri ao^dired in the Years 1854-1875 ; Nos. LXXVI.-CXL . 831
Egkrton MSS. ACQUIRED IN THE Ykars 1854-1875; Nos. 1,637-2,399 , 835
Egbbton Charters acquirkd in thk Years 1854-1875; Nos. 103-416 . 1044
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ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
ACQUIRED IN THE YBAIt
1861.
¥or degeripHong ofNoe. 24,027-24,066, tee ike CaUdogvke of OrienUd MSB.
MJOBI. 1. " FoRMULARiUM Penitentiarie Domini Pape ;" forms of dis-
pensations and absolutions, f. 3.
2. '* Prouinoialis ;" a list of the titles of cardinals, and of the sees,
kingdoms, etc.^ subject to Bome, f. 56.
3. •* Ortographia ;" a treatise on pronnnciation, founded on ^lins
Donatns. Lat. f. 62 b. See Harl. 5,372, f. 15 b, and Add. 25,088.
4. ^ Aspiracio ;" a short treatise on pronunciation. LaL f. 64 b.
5. Constitations of the synod of Exeter, held under Peter Quivil,
Bishop; 16 Apr. 1287. Lai.; xvth cent. f. 67.
6. '* Taxacio bonorum Ecclesiasticorum in diocesi Exonie secundum
▼emm valorem:" the Taxation of Pope Nicholas IV., 1291, f. 88.
7- Suit in the Consistory Court of Exeter between the Abbey of Tavis-
tock, impropriators of St. James' church, Anthony, Cornwall, and
Thomas Balegh, Rector of St. John's-by- Anthony ; 1422-1427.
Lai. f. 108.
Vellum and paper ; xivth and xvth centt. On the fly-leaf at the
beginning is a fragment relating to one " Frater Boniohannes,
Canonicus Eoclesie Begularis S. Georgii de Fauentia [Faenza]"
and others; and at the end a fragment relating to the election
of a Prior of the Austin priory of St. Stephen, Launceston. In the
original oak and stamped leather binding. Quarto. Presented hy
Sir Walter C. Trevelyan, Bart.
94,068. 1. Loo-BOORSof HJI.S. '* Intrepid/' Captain Jamca Young, com-
mmndet ; 7 Jan. 1756-30 Jan. 1757 ; kept by Ulysses Ellis, f. 2.
2. Log-books of H.H.S. *' Monarch," John Montague, commander;
21 Eebi 1757-11 Sept. 1758; by Bichaid Filkin and U. Ellis; with
notice of the execution of Admiral Byng, f. 44.
Pftper. Folio. Preeenied by Biehard FiUnn, M.D.
Mas.— isei. B
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2 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,069-24,061.
24,069. I. Chronicle of English affairs, extending from the battle of
Poitiers in 1366 to 7 Dec. 1384; apparently entered from time to
time. Lot. Imperfect at the beginning, ff. 1-14, 15 b.
2. Note on weights. Lai. f. 15.
3. List of the Priors of Durham, from Aldwyn [1087] to Eobert Wal-
worth [o6. 1391]; continued to Hngh Whitehead [1519J. Xa<. f.l5b.
4. Short chronicle of events of Englitth history from the invasion of
Northulhbria by Hingwar and Hubba, 870 [according to the MS.
1000] to 1362. Lai. f. 16.
5. Diagram of eight circles, showing the general extent of England
and its division into seven kingdoms; with description. Lat.
f. 20.
6. Extracts from Geoffrey of Monmouth's History, from b.c. 400 to a.d.
• 596. Lat. f. 20 b.
7. ** Informacio ad computandum Algarismum, quod Thomas Wren;'*
on Arabic numerals ; x vtk cent., f. 22 b.
8. *' Optima Medicina pro lapide," English ; xvth cent., f. 23.
9. List of ** Hosband-lands," with their values in Coldingham and
other parishes, co. Berwick, f. 23.
10. Table of dates of events in English history, calculated from the
year 1391 ; with Easter day, etc. Lat. i. 23 b.
11. Hifitoiy of the Bishops and Priors of Durham from 1214 to 1381 ;
substantially agreeing with the work of Bobert Graystanes : with
later addition of names. Lat. f. 24.
Yellum ; end of the xivth cent. ; with later additions. Written
apparently at Durham. At f. 23 b is the following note : *' Liber
domini Thome Dyppyng ex done domini Todd monachi quia ipse
est bonus socii^t." Qui^rto.
24.060. '* Taxatio omnium bonorum Ecclesiasticorum tam spiritu-
alium quam temporalium Provinciarum Cantuariaa et Eboraci;"
made by order of Pope Nicholas IV. in 1291. A summary of the
*' Nova Taxatio " for the province of York is added in a hand of the
16th century, f. 421. Vellum; early xivth cent. Folio.
24.061. 1. " HisTOBiA Anglorum contexta ab Henrico Huntudonensi
(nc) Archidiacono anno gratie millesimo centesimo tricesimo quinto;"
in ten books, f. 1.
2. ** Gontinuacio gestorum predictis cronicis Succedencium a diuersis
compilatoribut ^txaota^" to the year 1203, f. 76 b.
Vellum. Early xivth cexit. In the original oak boards and stamped
leather binding. At the foot of f. 142 is the memorandum ^*Gau-
friduB prior Lant' [Lanthony] consecratur," and on the fly-leaf at the
end is the name of " Bobertus Catlyn " in a 16th century hand.
Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,062. 3
M,OM. A LARGE collection of fonuB of documents passing under
tbe Privy Seal ; consisting of copies of letters and warrants, temjpp.
Kc. II.-Hen. V. ; chiefly in French : compiled by Thomas Hooclyf,
or Occleve, the poet, Clerk of the Privy Seal, and almost wholly in
his handwriting ; in the following order : —
1. Table of contents. Fr. £ 2-4 b, 198-201 b.
2. LetteiB addressed to the Chancellor) under the following heads :
** Par la sommonicion dn parlement," " Licence," " Grauntz," *' Par-
dons," *• Colladons," " Nominacions," '* Restitucions," " Fresenta-
cions," *• Katificacions,*' ** Sauf conduy tz," and ** de diuerses na-
tures," f. 6.
3. Warrants to the Treasurer and Barons of the Exchequer, f. 44.
4. *• An Tresorer dengleterre par soy et au Tresorer de lostel," f. 53.
5. ^ As Tresorers des guerres," £ 54.
t>. ** Au Tresorer de Caleys," f. 55 b.
7. To the Justiciar and Chamberlain of Chester, f. 69 b.
8. To the Chamberlain and other ofBcers of North and Soutli Wales,
f. 69 h.
9. '* Pur la guerre ;" to various persons, f. 73 b.
10. To the Keeper of the Great Wardrobe, f. 75.
11. "A diuerses Coillours;" collectors of customs and subsidies,
f. 76 b.
12. ** As Maires et autres ofScers iojntement," £ 79.
13. To Sheriff, Bailiffs, Justices, "Qardeins diuerses," Escheators,
Clerk of Arraigns, Constables and Captains of castles. Seneschals,
Beceivers, Farmers and Auditors, f 83.
14. Letter of Charles Y. of France to the town of Abbeville ; Melun
snr Seine, 19 Mar. 1368. Fr. f. 102 b.
15. " Lettres Patentes," for various purposes, f. 103.
16. ^ Lettres adresses a diuerses estatz en Guyene,'' f. 115.
17. ^^ Omn^adrium ;'* letters addressed to various persons for difleient
porposes, t 120 b.
18. •* Pur venir au consail," f. 136.
19. "Par apprester monoie, chiualx et charlottes," f. 137.
20. ** Missines." Under this heading are copies of letters from the
King of England to various foreign princes; with a few lettera
addnssed to the King, AT. 139 b-163 b, 168, 169, 185 b-197.
2LP^pal balK 1 164r-167 b, 170^178.
22. ** EsDordieB et extraita des lettres ;" beginnings and clauses of lot-
ten, fL 178-185 b.
Yelliuii; xvth cent. The following note occurs at the foot of
f. 101 b: *^Hio finitur calendera istius libri secundum composi*
cionem lliome Hoclyf, &cta per manum suam ad finem libri ;" and
in the margin of f. 124, against a document in a different hand, is
written *' secundam copiam Hocclief." Large Quarto.
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4 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,063—84,066.
24.063. 1. ''Itkb North[amp]t[oni8dJ ooiam Qalfrido le Scrope et
sociis suis:" plects before the Justioes in Eyie, in the county of
Northampton; 3 Edw. 111. [1329-1830]. Lot. and Fr. Impa-fect
at the end. f. 2.
2. Year-books, or reports of judicial oases; 1-5, and 7 Edw. III.
[1327-1332,1333-1334]. Fr. f. 26.
Vellum ; xivth cent. Folio.
24.064. Misc£LLANi£OUS papers of the xviith cent., viz, ;—
1. Petition of Sir Bichard Martin, Master of the Mint, for payment
for coining tools ; 24 Jan. 1609 ; with answer at the foot in the
hand of K[obert Cecil, Earl of] Salisbury, f. 1.
2. " The Speech and Argument of Mr. [Eichard] Creskeld [called also
Creshield and Creswell, Recorder of and M.P. for Evesham], of Lin-
colns June, in Parliament, Anno Dom. 1627," f. 3.
3. Letter, with sign manual of Charles I., respecting the castles and
forts in the Isle of Wight; Canterbury, 11 June, 1 Car. I. [1625] ;
with fine signet, f. 7.
4. Petition of the Grand Jury of Berks, to Charles I., against the
grievances of shipmoney, etc. ; 11 July 1640, f. 9.
6. ** A voluntarie contribucion made by Colledges and Halls [in Oxford]
for releiving, etc., . . . such as are infected . . . with the Plague ;"
17 July, 1644, f. lO.
6. Petition of Edward Sclater, minister of Putney, co. Surrey, for
protection from persecution [temp. Charles II.], f. 12.
7. Certificate in favour of Francis Ellis as deputy sheriff. Signed by
[Sir] Thomas Wentworth and other magistrates of the West Biding
of the county of York ; n.d. f. 14.
8. Certificate from [William Craven, Earl] Craven of Captain Charles
Juxon's services on the 23rd of July, 1667 ; 28 Oct. 1667, f. 15.
9. Commission to John Kempthome to be captain of the ship " Dover ;"
Whitehall, 12 Apr. 1678. Signed by S[amuel] Pepys ; with Admi-
ralty seal. Vellum, f. 17.
10. Private instructidhs to James [Douglas] Duke of Queensberry,
High Commissioner for the Scotch Parliament; 1700. Signed by
William HI. f. 18.
Paper. Folio.
24,066. Map of the world, " Faicte a Arqves par Pierres Desoeliers
P[res]b[yte]re Ian 1550;" with descriptions of the principal
places. Vellum. In colours, with illuminated borders and draw-
ings, and the arms of France, Montmorency, and Thourbanlt. Boll,
7 ft. 2 in. X 5 ft. 10 in.
24,066. 1. Banulphi de Glanvilla *' tractatus de legibus et oonsuetudini-
bus regni Anglic tempore regis Henrici Secundi compositus." In
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ADDITIONAL MSS., H06ft-iS4,088. 5
foarteeii books; in a beantiftil handwriting of the end of the
xiith cent. f. 5.
2. The inspezimns of Magna Charta by Edward I., and the Statutes
of England to 14 Edward III. [1340] ; in handwriting of the xivth
cent. Lot. and Fr, A list of the statutes is given on the fly-leaf, f. 74.
3. ** Tractatus de legibns et oonsnetudinibus Anglic editis tempore
magni regis Willielmi ;" known as the Laws of Edward the Con-
fessor [See .Thorpe, * Ancient Laws and Institutes of England,'
and Chronica Bogeri de Hoveden, sub anno 1 100.] Under the heading
of Danegeld, reference is made to AVilliam 11. In the hand-
writing of Art. 1 . f. 2 1 3.
4. The Statute of Merton, and " Assisa de Pane;'* in a different hand
of the xinth cent. Lai, f. 219.
5. A lament on legal change^, etc,, in rhyming trochaic yerse. Lai.
f. 220 b.
Vellnm ; xiith and xivth oentt. Octavo.
M,067. HENKia de Bretton, al. Bracton, de legibus et consuetu-
dinibas Angliao ; in four books. Vellum ; beginning of the xivih
cent. With illuminated initials to each book, and a border to the
first page. On the fly-leaf (f. 1 b) is the following note, in a con-
temporaneous hand: "Liber qui dicitur Bretton de perquisicione
fratris lliome de Ocham ;' and at the end (f. 221 b) is a note signed
by Edward Ley, the King's Almoner, of having borrowed the book
from the Abbat of Chertsey, 4 Oct. 1530. Folio.
84,068. Medical tracts, in Xo/tn, viz, : —
1. "Versus vrinarum magistri Egidii" [Corbeiensis] ; with marginal
gloesee, f. 2.
2. Other verses on the same subject, f. 8.
3. Verses on the medicinal virtues of herbs, in alphabetical order, f. 8 b.
4. "Versus magistri Ade de signis et causis egritudinum," f. 10.
5. Table of medical weights, in hexameter verse, f. 24.
6. Fragment of the Antidotarium of Nicholas Frsapositus; ending
with the description of '' Athanasia," f. 24 b.
7. Tract on cupping; beginning, ''In ventosatione ista sunt consi-
deranda," f. 25.
8. Traot cm phlebotomy ; beginning, '* Vene de quibus consuetum est
fiebotomari ;" with drawings of instniments, f. 26.
9. *^ Anathomia Magistri Nicolai [Propositi ?] phisici," t 29.
10. Tract on the symptoms of various diseases ; beginning, " Circa
principiiim coinsque artis," f. 35 b.
11. A treatise on medicine generally ; beginning, '* Medicina diuiditur.
Medicina quandoque proprie, quandoque improprie dicitur;" fol-
lowed by two other short tracts, f. 40.
12. Medical receipts, ff. 47 b, 60, 83 b.
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6 ADDITIONAL MS8., 24,069, 94,070.
18. A treatise on Materili Mediga. Imperfect at the beginning, f. 48.
14. Verses from the Eegimen Sanitatis of the School of Salerno, on
medical weights and measures, the fonr humours, fevers, etc., f. 48 b.
15. A treatise on diseases of the eye ; beginning, '' Ovm aliquis habuerit
occulos limppidos vel rubeos," f. 50.
16. Treatise on diseases, partly in the form of question and answer ;
beginning, *' Constat quia a corde omnes arterie ;" with marginal
notes in later hands, f. 51 b.
17. Treatise on the treatment of diseases ; beginning, *' Cvm ad egrotum
aocesseris ;*' with later marginal notes, f. 53 b.
18. The twelve Tabulse Salemitanss of medicinal herbs ; vdth oora-
mentary, f. 61.
19. " De uirtutibus herbarum, et primo de atripice ** fatriplioe], f. 84.
20. Charms against diseases, f. 92 b.
21. A treatise of the four temperaments; appetite, digestion, etc,;
signs of changes of diseases, etc, ; beginning, ** Jste terminus equale
et isti quatuor termini," f. 93.
22. A collection of prescriptions ; beginning with one entitled, " Pil-
lule Magistri Micbaelis Scoti," f. 97 b.
Vellum ; xiiith cent. ; interspersed with marginal notes in later
hands. It belonged to Heinrich Zinner in 1422 (f. 83 b), and sub-
sequently to •' Magister Wenceslaus Brack " (f. 1 b). Octavo.
94.069. ** ExposiTTO Angelomi monaohi [Luxoviensis, or of Luxeuil],
svper Cantica Canticorvm ;" prefaced by an epistle to the Em-
peror Lothair. Vellum; xiitb cent. "Liber sancti saluatoris
eihamensis eoclesie. Seruanti benedictio, tollenti maledictio;"
'* Hunc librum Eihamensi ecclesie contulit Cono presbyter de
Warenghem." On the fly-leaf is a copy of the rescript of Pope
Paschal 11. to Guido, Archbishop of Vienne, on the right of inves-
titure claimed by Henry V. of Germany [Oct. 1111]. Lat, Octavo.
24.070. Astronomical tables, by Johannes de Gmund^i, etc., viz. : —
1. " Kalendarium cum suis oanonibus et tabulis oompositum Wyenne
[Vienna] per Magi strum Joliannem de Gmunden Canonicum Ec-
lesie sancti Stephani ibidem et plebannm in Laa, Anna 1489,*'
f. lb.
2. Tables of the position of the snn, and of the equatiouB, semi-
diameters, declinations, latitudes, etc,, of the sun, moon, and planets,
composed at Vienna 1436, by Johannes Firminus ; with canons, f. 8.
8. *' Canon tabule tabulamm edits a magistro Johanme de Muris
Anno Domini 1321, etc, et scriptus ac finitus per Georium Prunner
de Inferiori Buspach Anno Domini 1436®;" followed by similar
canons by Johannes de Gmunden, ff. 64, 67 b.
4. Tables of sines, ascensional diffdrenoes, elevations, equations of
the houses for the latitude of Vienna ; lunar aspects, latitudes and
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ADDITIONAL MB&, H0n-24,07S. 7
aotipseft of the moon, longitudes of the fixed stara (gilding thiBir
names in AfMc and Xafsn), ktiindee and longitudes of vatione
plaoee in the world (including Paradise), followed hj Explanations
of the use of the tables, f. 70.
Vellnm ; written in the years 143&-'1439. On the first page is the
fiiUowing note : " Prtesens iate liber et sex magna lignea instrn-
menta astronomical ia rotundee figursB theoricis atqne motibns
|ftlanetamm desemiencia oum suo resemacnlo, armario soilioet qna-
drato quod pro commodosa memoratorum instnimentorum con-
■eruacione sex distinota ooutinet reoeptaonla, in die Sanoti Martini
Anno 1469 cunente empta sunt ad facultatem arcium in decanatu
Hagistri Joannis Sent dioti Veyhinger de Pforczhein a Venerabili
uiro domino Gkorgio Prunner de inferior! Ruspach prassbitero pata-
uiens[iB] dioceseos pro 24 florenis Yngaricalibus, super quibus
habetur cedula leoognicionis qu» in archa Decani posita est.*'
Quarto.
M,07L Astronomical treatiues bj the same ; viz, : —
1. ** Canonee de practica et vtilitatibus tabularum compilati WjQnne
A.D. 1437" per magiHtrum Johannem de Gmunden " " scripti
ac finiti eodem anno per Georium Prunner de Ruspach ;" referring
to the tables in the preceding Yolume, f. 2.
2. Two treatises " de Cordis et Sinibus ac Aroubus eormn," composed
hj the same in 1437 and written by Qeorius Prunner in the
following year; followed by Propositions of Eudid quoted in
them, f:44b.
3. ** Tabula mediorum motuum planetarum/' with canon, f. 72.
4. ^ Tabula Aspectus planetarum ad Lunam," f. 75 b.
5. Table of the Essential Dignities of the Seven Planets, with an
explanation, f. 76 b.
Vellnm; written in the years 1437, 1438 ; with a miniature initial
on the first page. At the beginning is the same note as in the
preceding Yolume ; alid at the end is a memorandum of the birth
of Ladislaus, son of Albert and Elizabeth, King and Queen of
Bohemia : ** in Dominica qua canitur in eccle^ia dei Beminiscere,"
21 Feb. 1440, and of his baptism by Dyonisius, Archbishop of
Gran, at Komom ; with the names of his sponsors. Quarto.
M,072. Laha poema addressed to yarious persons by Matteo Bosso,
of Verona; with marginal notes and additions. Yellum ; xvth
oent. ; with an illuminated initial letter. On the fly-leaf appears
the name of '* Antonio Sarafini Gardone ex Balthassario Zamboni,"
and the year 1458. Octavo.
SCOTS. 1. "Globsula Gantiiarion5?o6 su^rer quasdam sententias Ysaie:'/
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8 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,07S--24,079.
the Oommentaiy of ArohbiBhop Stephen Langton; with index
prefixed. The oomxnentaiy difEers considerably from that in Add.
19,964. 15.
2. ^' Exposicio moralis," of the first two chapters of the book of
JeremialL. Impeffeet at the end. f. 42 b.
3. '^Exposicio Magistri Nioholai " of S. Luke, cap. i., from verse 19 to
33; with index, f. 46.
4. Commentary on Exodns, cap. xiy. v. iv. to cap. xv. v. 5. Lai.;
with index, f. 85.
Yellnm; math cent. Small Quarto.
24,074. Bartholom£I de Glanvilla "de proprietatibns rerum,"
libri xix. Yellum ; xiyth cent. " Liber S. Mariae de alta ripa '*
[Altenryff, near Freybnrg], Folio.
24,076. MiSBALE Bomanttm ; with calendar and order of consecration
of the monastery of St. Adrian [of Grammont, in Flanders] prefixed.
Vellum ; late xvth cent. ; with a few illuminated borders and two
pages of miniatures. The inscription, '*Monasterii S. Adrian!
Gerardineusis/' occurs on the fiy-leaf at the beginning of the
volume, and at the foot are the arms of the abbey. Bound in
wooden boards covered with stamped leather, with clasps. Folio.
24.076. Saloiionis Liber Sapienti»; with marginal notes from
the commentary of Babanus Maurus, and an interlinear gloss.
Vellum ; early xinth cent. ; with an illuminated initial, and in
early binding of oak boards covered with stamped leather. Quarto.
24.077. Sermons of St. Bernard, Abbat of Clairvaux, on the Song of
Solomon, from cap. ii. v. 5 to cap. iii. v. 3 [numbered in Migne's
• Patrologia,' Vol. 183, li. to Lxxxni.] Lot. Vellum; xnith cent.;
with illuminated initials to the sermons ; that at f. 37 having a
portrait, inscribed, '' Sc" Bernhardus Abbas." In the first initial is
painted a mitred figure holding flowers, with a legend in Laiin
hexameters. On tlie fiy-leaf at the end is a fragment of a hymn to
the Virgin Mary, beginning, " Aue plena dignitatis gratia." On
f . 1 is written, in a late hand, "Biblioth. Weissenav" [in Suabia].
In wood and stamped pigskin binding. Folio.
24.078. A OoLLSGTiON of law-cases of the courts of Westminster,
arranged under heads of subjects, with index prefixed ; compiled in
the latter part of the reign of Henry VIII. Lot. Vellum. At the
end are inserted four leaves of an English legendary poem of the
xivth cent. Folio.
24.079. 1. Modus tenendi Parliamentum, f. 2.
2. '* Hie annotatur quis sit Senescallus Anglic et quid eius offioium ;'*
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,080--S4,101. 9
generally fcmnd with the oeremonies for the coronation of Richard IT.,
t 6, [See Cott Dom. xviu., Nero d. vi., etc,'] Vellum ; xvth cent.
Folio. PreBented by John D. EnySy Esq.
For de$eri]^U<m8ofNo8. 24,080-24,093, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24,094. The original draft of part of the last chapter of the History of
England by Lord Macaulay ; with letter from him to Alice ;
Holly Lodge, Kensington, 18 Mar. 1858. Paper. Folio. Presented
by Lady Trevdyan.
Far description of No. 24,096, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24.096. " Book of Bates for the severall Wards, Divisions, Parishes^
Chappleriee and Places within the County Palentine of Durham ;"
1680. Paper. Long Folio.
24.097. Theological treatises, in Latin, viz. : —
1. Short expositions on the virtues and vices and morul subjects,
taken from the Scriptures and Fathers, including Beda. Imperfect.
£1.
2. Verses on the oppression of the church and the corruption of pre-
lates, in which the Bishop of Norwich [John Grey ? 1200-1 214 ; see
••Political Songs," ed. T.Wright, for the Camden Society, p. 10] is
satirised, f. 24 b.
3. Verses on the four complexions, ibid.
4. The work of Hugues de Torcilloi, Prior of St. Laurent, on the
nature of birds, allegorically treated ; sometimes ascribed to Hugues
de St. Victor ; with prologue to [Rayner]. It ends imperfectly in
the chapter de Aquila, which, as appears from the table of contents,
is the final chapter, f* 25.
5. The bestiarium, similarly treated ; commonly ascribed to Hugues
de St. Victor. Imperfect at the end. f. 49.
Vellum ; in various hands of the xuith cent. Small Quarto.
24.098. Leaves of miniatures and borders taken from a Book of the
Hours of the Blessed Virgin, in Latin ; the illustrations of the ca-
lendar are included in the series. Vellum ; painted by Flemish
artists, the principal of whom has been conjectured to be Gerhard
Hoorabach, about the year 1600. Octavo.
For descriptions of No. 24,099, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24AOO. A MAP or survey ; containing *' A description of the Biver
Colne, and other rivers, creeks, and fleets adjacent and lying, by
the names within written, in the Parishes of Fingringho, Langenho,
East and West Mersea," ....'' in the county of Essex ; by John
Coflfyn; 1683." Vellum roll, 19| in. x 24 in.
244OL Drawings in Indian ink of monastic and other seals of Here-
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10 ADDITIOl^AL MS8.. M,101-24,107.
fot'dshiie ; ra. ; of Aoombury, Olifford, Dore, Hereford, Ledbury ?
Leominster and othern, bj B. Hewlett; 1823-1886. Formerly part
of Ga ley's collection of drawings of monastic seals. [See Add.
MS. 14,282.] Paper. Qnarto.
ThefoUawing Nos., 24,102-24,107, were purchased at the sale of the
library of the College of AdvoccUee, Doctors Commons,
24,102, 24,103. Notes by Sir Cbarles Hedges, Judge of the Admiralty
Court, of cases heard and decided by him from 23 Oct. 1690 to 28
June, 1694. Autograph, In two volumes ; with an index at the end
of each. Paper. Quarto.
24,104. Gases, precedents, notes, ete,, relating to canon, civil, and
admiralty Law ; collected by Sir Gharles Hedge& Lai. and Ehig.
Including : —
1. Copies of petitions from the College of Advocates to Charles II.,
fF. 35-37.
2. '* A Booke of Taxations concerning the Act of Dispensatioa," f. 38.
3. A summary of *' Praxis in curia ecclesiastica," and " in curia admi-
raHtatis," ff. 65, 64.
4. '* The manner and forme how to keep the Court oi General Sessions
of Enquiry for the Admiralty of the County of Southampton and
Isle of Wight," f. 67.
5. '* Manner of proceedings at the Sessions of y* Admiralty," f. 72.
6. " The Ordinances of Wisbych [co. Camb.]," f. 88.
7. " Ordinances and rules of the Hans Towns concluded and agreed
upon at a generall assembly held at Lubeck, anno 1597," f. 92 b.
Paper. Folio.
24,106. "• Copies of sundry accounts of Fees and charges received by
Sir Charles Hedges, Knight, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty,
between the years 1691 and 1693. Also some cash memoranda 1694,
with an Index at the end." Paper. Folio.
24.106. AoooCTirr-BOOK of fees in the Court of Admiralty, containing : —
1. Copies of accounts of fees, etc., of Sir C. Hedges, as in preceding
MS. ; 1693-1702, f. 3.
2. Accounts of fees '* ex parte Begia ;" for commissions, monitions,
decrees, etc. ; 1693-1703, f. 114.
Paper. Folio.
24.107. LettebtBOOK of Sir Charles Hedges, Judge of the Court of
Admiralty, elc., comprising copies of his lettei-s to ministers of
state and official persons on admiralty, ecclesiastical and civil
law afiairs ; and including many to his nephew, Maundrell,
at Aleppo ; with copies of petitions, reports of proceedings, and
other papers, and with an index at the end; 1694-1702. At the
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ADDITIONAL MSS., »4,108-24^18- 11
begmning ia inserted a detailed catalogue of the contents of the
▼olume, in a modem liand. Paper. Folio.
SM08. **OflRONici Begum Angloram Pars Secunda, per Danielem
Langhomium, S.T.B./' from Egbert to Etlielred, a.d. 991 ; heing
the oontinnation of his printed '' Chronicon Begum Anglorum ;''
1679. At the end are added genealogical tables, entitled '* Schema
genealogicnm regiiB Anglorum Monaroharum familiaB abEgberto ad
Henrioum 2"*™." Paper; xvuth cent.; with an account on the
fly-leaf of the MS^ dated 1736, by Sir Bobert Smyth, Bart, by
whom it was given to Dr. Cox Macro ; and a note by Sir Francis
Palgra^e on the same subject, 1842. Folio.
M,109. EuBOPji Speonlum, or a View of the State of Beligion in the
Western Parts of the World, by Sir Edwin Sandys, Knt., Preben-
dary of York, and Envoy to several Courts, temp, James I. ; addressed
to John Whit^ift, Archbishop of Canterbury, and dated Paris,
9 Apr. 1699. [Printed in London, 1673.] Paper. Folio.
S4»110. '* Frakcisci Blancbini Yeronensis, Clem[enti6] XI. ab honore •
aacri onbiouli, de tribns geneiibus instrumentorum musicae veteram
organicae dissertatio ;" with eight leaves of drawings in Indian ink
of musical instruments. At the beginning are the original imprima-
iur9 ; the letter from Faustus Amidei, bookseller at Borne, to Gio-
vanni Pietro Locatelli, Marquis of liivolta ; and the testimonial of
Josephus Blanchinus Yeronensis ; included in the printed edition of
the work. Paper ; xvnith cent Folio.
84411- Transcbifts of charters relating to the counties of Northamp-
ton, Chester, and York, and extracts from pleas and other docu-
ments, with notes of peculiar terms ; being part of a collection
made for Boger Dedsworth. [See Harl. MSS., 793, 80d.] Paper;
xviith cent. Small Quarto.
MJU^- ^B^ Four Gospels in Cheek; written throughout with space for
a LcUin translation, which has been added for Matthew i. 1-iii. 11,
Mark i. 1-24, John i. 1-14, in parallel columns. Each Gospel is
preceded by a table of chapters, and is followed by a note of the
number of verses and the date of composition. A table of lessons
is added at the end of the volume. Paper ; xvth cent. The Latin
18 in «« Italian hand. Folio.
S4413- CoPiE9 of letters ^'from the severall Corporaciona of the
Cinqueportes and from the Maiors and theire severall Deputyes
and from the Commissioners for passage, etc.," to Sir Edward
Bering, Bart. ; Apr. 1629-Mar. 163f . Paper ; from the library of
Sir Edward Dering of Surrenden. Folio.
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12 ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,114—24,126.
24,114-24,119. Thomas Wotton's " Englifih Baronetage ;" the ptirded
work of 1741, interleaved with MS. additions and corrections of the
author. A letter of Sir Charles Townley, York Herald, afterwards
Clarencenx and Garter King-at-Arms, dated 22 Feb. 1742, with seal,
occurs in Vol. ui., f. 393. Six volumes. Paper. Folio.
24,120, 24,121. Letters, with pedigrees and information relative to
their families, sent by Baronets or persons connected with them to
Thomas Wotton for the purpose of his Baronetage, 1725-1746;
arranged alphabetically in two volumes. Paper. Folio.
24,122. " A Memoir of the Primitive Cburch of Malay-Ala, or of the
Syrian Christians of the Apostle Thomas, from its first rise to the
present day, a.d. 1826 ; by Charles Swanston, Captain 24th Eegi-
ment ;" with drawings. Paper. Folio.
24,128. Autograph letters from Benjamin Gooch, surgeon, one of
the principal founders of the Norwich and Norfolk Hospital, to
Messenger Monsey, M.D. ; Norwich, Halesworth, and Shottisham,
3 Nov. 1769-13 Aug. 1775. Prefixed is a letter from Goddard
Johnson to Dawson Turner, with a short memoir of Gooch ; Nor-
wich, 23 July, 1843. Paper, Quarto.
24,124. Original inventoiy of furniture and other goods at Mendham
Hall, Suffolk, taken the 2nd of September, 2 Edw. VI. [1548],
" ageynst the commyng of my lady maries grace " [the Princess
Mary] ; interleaved with a modem transcript, and preceded by a
short history of Mendham Hall, by Dawson Turner. Paper. Folio.
24,126. " Le liure des vices et des vertns dictes en tons ;*' or the
Somme le Boy : a moral and religious treatise on the Command-
ments, Creed, Lord's Prayer, etc,^ composed by John Lorens or
Laurentius Gallus, of the order of S. Dominic, confessor to Phi-
lip III. of France. At the end is a colophon, stating the occasion
of composition, '' a la requeste du Boy .... qui passa en Aragon
en . . . MCCLXXix.," apologizing for mistakes in the copying, and
stating that the copy '' fut finit descripre a la ferte aux nouuains
ou diocese de Neuers, 13 Feb. miiij^l.'' [see Histoire Litteraire de
France, Vol. xix. p. 397]. The work was translated into English,
under the title of the " Ayenby te of Inwyt," in the xivth century,
and again in the xvth, and a third time by Caxton, who printed it
tinder the title of " The Book Byal, or the Book for a Kyng ** [see
Boy. 19 C. n., Cott. Cleop. A. V., Ar. 67, Add. 17,013 and 28,162].
Paper. Quarto.
24,126. "Manuel hydrographique ou Nomenclature raisonnee de
Villes, Bourgs, Mouillages, lies et Caps sur toutes les Cotes maritimes
des quatre parties du Monde, ayec la situation geographique des
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,187—24,183. 13
Porta de Mer lee plus frequent^B do la Terre. Mai-seille, 17B2."
Paper. The naoie of Sir Sidney Smith is inscribed on the title-
page. Dnodecimo.
S4487« Accounts of William Patten, Richard Stonley, Thomas Gardi-
ner, and Henry Kyllygree [Killigrew], Tellers of the Exchequer
under William [Panlet] Marquis of Winchester, Lord High Trea-
surer, of their receipts and payments for Easter term, 7 Eliz. 1565.
Lat Yelliun. Large Quarto.
For description of No. 24,128, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24J29. '* Tabula originalium sine manipnlus florum secundum ordinem
alphabeti extracta d libris xxxvi. auctorum :*' explaoations of Bible
words and texts taken from writings of the Fathers, and later theolo-
gians, in alphabetical order. The colophon states as follows respecting
the authorship of the work : '' Manipulus florum conpilatus a
magistro thoma [Palmerano or Palmerstonensi] de hybemia quon-
dam socio de serbona ; et incepit frater Johannes Galensis ordinis
fratrom minorum [at Worcester], doctor in theologia, istam tabulam,
et magister thomas finiuit." At the end are an index and a list
of the works quoted, showing their beginnin gs and endings. Vellum ;
xivth cent. ; with illuminated initials and borders. Folio.
84430. " Idea del Gouiemo del Beyno de Sicilia de Don Pedro Celestre.
Al £z*del Senor Duque de Ossuna, Virey y Capitan General en el
por BU Mag[esta]d;" dated Palermo, 14 Apr. 1611, and signed by
the author. Paper. The following notes are on the title-page :
** La saco de la Libreria del Marchez de Liche [Eliche] en Madrid
1690 — 8 Jan. J. G. Sparwenfeldt ;" and, " Para su Exelencia Milord
Cartaret Embaxador Ex[traorclina]rio del Rey y Key no de Ingala-
tierra en la corte de Suecia a Stockholm [in 1690]." Folio.
844S1'24,138. Abstracts of English state letters and official papers,
in the collection formed by William Earl of Shelbume, 1st Marquis
of Laniidowne, and now preserved at Lansdowne House ; princi-
pally of the middle of the xviiith cent. The abstracts are written
un dipfly and are laid down in alphabetical order of subjects and
persona. The compiler of the work signs with the initials '* S. P."
In eight volnmes, divided into subjects, viz, : —
84,131-24,133. " Abstracts of Letters and Papers relative to Foreign
Affairs; and no less to Domestic A&irs, as far as the same are
intimately and inseparably connected together; more particularly
under the Important Heads of The Peace of 1763, The American
War, The General Pacification in 1783, etc, ; in three volumes :
with an index of subjects and Proper Names to each; 1796." Paper.
FoHo.
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14 ADDITIONAL MSB., 24.184—84,148.
24.134. " Abstracts of Lettere and PMpers relative to the Treasury,
Bevenue, Ciyil Lut, General Infoi-mation, Orown Lauds, King's
Forests, Customs, Excise, among which are included Commerce,
Invasion, Internal Defence, London, Parliament, Police, Projects,
etc,^* with an Index at the end; 1796. The papers appear to
extend hack to the xviith cent., and in some instances refer to an
earlier period. Paper. Folio.
24.135. '^ Abstracts of Letters and other Documents relating to the
Navy, in two volumes; with an Index of Subjects and Proper
Names to each. Vol. i. A-0. 1796." VoL n. is wanting. Paper.
Folio.
24.136. " Extracts from the Books of the Secretaries of State in two
Volumes, Folio; comprehending. Vol. i. from 1661 to 1699. Vol. ii.
from 1700 to 1724, both inclusive: Also one Letter in 1729 and
three in 1767. With referencies to other books. Alphabetically
digested, with a complete Index. < 1799 :" relating to home affairs.
Paper. Folio.
24.137. 24,138. Abstracts of letters and papers of state relating to
the kingdom of Ireland, including the dispatches of the Lord
Lieutenants and English Secretaries of State and others, from 1724
to 1783: in two volumes; with an index to each; 1798, Paper.
Folio.
24,139. Memorials " alia Sagra Congregazione de Propaganda Fide
Hybemiensium Monasteriorum per il Padre Abbate D. Giovanni
OMaley, Prior generale de' Canonici Eegolari Lateranensi di
S. Patrizio d' Ibemia, contro gl* lU"* e Rev"* Aroivescovi Tuamense
et Dublinense ed il Vescovo Clokerense [Clogher]." Ital. ; with an
appendix of extracts of Papal bulls, from the year 1560, and oopies
of documents, to the year 1750, in Latin. Paper. Quarto.
For descripHans o/^o9. 24,140, 24,141, seethe Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24442. BiBLiA Sacra; of Jerome's version. Imperfed; from Gen.
xlix. 6, to 1 S. Peter iv. 3. Vellum; xth cent.; in small
minuscules in triple columns. The Eusebian Canons prefixed to
the Gospels are inserted in tinted tables in the form of an arcade,
the columns of which are ornamented with patterns resembling
architectural mouldings. The inscription '* Monasterii Huberti ii^
Ardvenna ** [dioc. Li6ge], in a hand of tbe xviith cent., occurs on
the first page, and is also stamped on the outer cover. Folio.
24,143. Fraomemt of the Moralia in Librum Job of Pope Gregory the
Great ; from Book II. chapt. 52 to Book V. chapt. 36, with chapters
44-46. Laiin. Vellum ; ixth oeni. ; written in Boman minuscules,
with pen ornamentations to the principal initials. Small Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 24,144—24,147. 15
14,141. Sk9VK fiBgments of the HntormraBi libri adverems pagan os
of Panlus Qroaiiis ; oontaining portions of Books y. ehapters 12-15,
21 ; VL 10-12; vu. 37. At the beginning ia a printed cuscount of
the fragments by L, Polain, in French, with a facsimile ; extracted
- from Vol. XVI. of the Transactions of the Eoyal Academy of
Belgium. Yellom: vuth or vuith cent.; written in uncial cha-
ractexB, in double columns. The fragments were found in the
covers of a manuscript in the library of the monastery of St. Eem-
acle of Stavelot, the name of which is inscribed in a late hand in
the margin of the reverse sides of the first and fifth leaves. Quarfo.
S4J45. '* Cbovica sigeberti gemblacensis [Qembloux] monaohi ;" with
the continuation of Anselmus Gemblacensis to the yeur 1131. [See
P«rtz'8 "Monumenta,'* VoL vi., p. 375.] Prefixed to the Chronicle,
and in different hands, are : —
1. Calendar of obits of the monks of Stavelot [dioc. Li^ge], f. 2-b.
2. An astrological prognostication for the year 1349 ; with scheme,
f. 7.
At the end, in different hands, are : —
1. Notes relating to Stavelot, of events in 1232-1246, and of the lands
of the monastery, f 75 b, 76, 79.
2. Copies of letters of Pope Gregory viii. ; FeiTara, 3 Nov. 1187 ; —
Henry, Bishop of Albano [Legate in Germany] to the Emperor
Frederic I., and to the clergy and nobles of Germany ; and Turricus,
Grand Preceptor of the Templars, to the Order, on the subject
of the third crusade, f. 76 b.
3. Copy of letter of Pope Adrian iv. to Frederic i. ; Palestrina, viii
kaL Jun. [according to Jaff!6*8 ''Begesta Pontifioum,*' the date
should be 24 June, 1159] ; and of the answer of Frederic, f. 78 b.
VeUum; zuthr-xxvth cenit. Folio.
84,148. 1. ^ Synonima maiora magistri Mathei YindocinenBis ;" a
grammatical- treatise in verse, by Matthieu de Yenddme; with
marginal commentary ; f. 3.
2. £jwd«m '' Equiuoca ;" also in veree, [See also HarL 4967, Ar. 514.]
£ 17.
YeUum; xmth cent. At the end is a verse of a hymn beginning,
** Crietm viaens ipse pater," with music. Small Quarto.
S4JL47. History of the Abbey of Stavelot^ dioc. Li^ge, from its founda-
tion to Leutbertus, 22nd Abbat [a.d. 889] ; in Latin ; arranged in
chaptei-s at the beginning, extending to the 83rd, and afterwards
under Abbats ; chapter 74 (f. 221) consists of a vocabulary of legal
terma and unusual words. The work is stated in a note at the
begimiiiig to have been compiled in the year 1649, and is attributed
to iBgidios de Harse. Numerous chapters are wanting in different
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plaoes in the earlier part of the yolume, and it is imperfeci at the
end. Paper ; xviuth cent. Folio.
54.148. "HiSTORiA Abbatum Stabulensium [Stavelot] cum nonnullis
bellomm, ignium et hnjusmodi accidentibus, qnee interim in patria
Stabnlensi contigemnt, pro memoria notatu uisis dignis," to the'
year 1581 ; with subeeqnent entries to 1595 ; with list of Abbats
prefixed, and with corrections and additions. Paper ; end of xvith
cent. Small Quarto.
24.149. Calendars of Chartularies, Eegiaters, e<c., of the Abbey of Sta-
velot Lot. ; in the following order : —
1. Contents of volumes, intitled '^ Avis de droit," in alphabetical order
of law subjects, f. 1.
2. Contents ol a Chartulary, from the foundation of the monastery to
the end of the xviih cent., in order of entry, f. 25.
3. Contents of five different Begisters, f. 55.
Paper ; xvinth cent. Folio.
24.150. 24,151. " Memoires] [sur le gouvernment etc. de L'Abbaye et
Principaute de Stavelot,] Commencants en 1693, Jusqu'a 1713, par
H. Bumenville." In two volumes, the first of which has an ap-
pendix containing the '' Declaratio et submissio Stabulensium," in
1717 ; with visitors' decrees, etc.; and the second, abstracts of docu-
ments under the title of " Difficultez eutre les Prieurs et la chapitre
de Stavelot et Malmendy [Malmedy] ;" a summary of letters ; and
copies of various documents. Paper. Octavo.
24.152. Notices relating to the monastery of St. Hubert in the Ar-
dennes; in Latin; under the following heads: — ^History of the
foundation, and of benefactors, f. 1 ; — Account of its cells, f. 11 ; —
" Status Abbati»," 1634, f. 32 ;--" ReHquia," f. 50;—" Clariores
aliquot Beligiosi," f. 55; — *'Catalogus Abbatum," to Joannes
Masburg, who died in 1611 ; with historical notes, f. 59. Paper;
xviith cent. Folio.
24.153. Praters, etc.,. in Qerman ; including : the nine meditations
on our Lord's Passion, f. 3 ; —the seven prayers to St. Anne, f. 80 ; —
the Seven Joys of the Virgin, f. 93 : — pra^'ers to Saints, f. 103 ; —
the litany, £ 180 b ; followed by various prayers. Vellum ; written
about the year 1500 ; with forty-eight fiill-page miniatures. At the
beginning are the arms of the owner, in two shields ; with the date
1509; and the fir^t coat is again introduced in miniatures at
tt 74 b, 143 b, 191. In the old binding. Small Quarto.
24.154. 24,155. Original letters of WiUiam Cowper to the Bev.
William Unwin, of Stock, near Ingatestone, Essex ; 31 Mar. 1770-
24 Sept. 1786, and to John Unwin, his son, 29 Oct 1798; with a
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,166—24,181. 17
few poems. [Printed in Hayley's and Southey's editions of Cowper's
works, 1835, 1836.] Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
24456- Fourteen original letters from Simon Fraser, 12tli Lord Lovat,
to [Andrew Fletcher] Lord Miltown [a Lord of Session] and
Thomas Fraser, writer, of Edinburgh; dat. Beaufort and other
places, 2 Apr. 1731-18 Deo. 1733 ; with a copy of a letter from the
same to the Earl of Islay [afterwards 3rd Duke of Argyll] ; 25 Sept.
1732, f. 14. Paper. Folio.
24457-24,179. Correspondence, originals and copies, of Thomas Bo-
btnson, 2nd Lord Grantham, as Ambassador in Spain; 1771-1779.
Twenty-three volumes. Paper. Folio. [See for correspondeYioe of
the 1st Lord Grantham, Nos. 23,780 to 23,878.]
Preienied 5y the Catintess Gotoper.
The arrangement is as follows : —
24457-24,166. Original letters from, and a few dra/U of letters to,
membera of the Home Government, chiefly the Earl of Eochford, Vis-
count Stormont, and Viscount Weymouth, Secretaries of State, and to
ministers at Tarious courts; partly in cipher; preceded by the instruc-
tions and other papers delivered to Lord Grantham. Ten volumes.
24467-24,173. Original letters from, and drafte of letters to, Englisli
consuls in Spain and the Canary Isles. Seven volumes.
24474-24,176. Copies of letters to Lord Rochford and Lord Wey-
mouth, Secretaries of State, and to the Marquis Grimaldi, Count
Florida Blanca, and Don Miguel Musquez, Spanish ministers.
Three volumes.
2&477. Copies of letters to ambassadors and foreign ministers . at
Madrid, and to English ambassadors at various courts, etc.
24,178. Copiss of letters to English consuls and merchants in Spain.
24479. Copies of letters from the Hon, Frederick Robinson, brother
of Lord Grantham, Secretary to the Embassy at the Court of
Madrid, to the Earl of Rochford and Viscount VVeymouth, Secretaries
of State; 7 Feb. 1772-26 Feb. 1778.
24480. Account of a journey through Europe in 1516-1618, with de-
scriptions of towns, ete., in Piedmont, Savoy, France, England,
Flanders, Holland, Italy, and Spain ; followed by a list of dignities
and offices in Spain, with the salaries attached to each, and a table
of distances. Itcd, The author appears to have been a Milanese ;
see f. 51 b. Paper. Quarto.
24481- *^ Dessins originaux des sceaux qui se trouvaient aux chartes
(aujourdhui perdues) de I'Abbaye de Polling en Bavi^re;" pen-and-
ink drawings of imperial, episcopal, monastic, and other seals, from
MSB. — 1861. c
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18 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,182-24,191.
Henry V. of Germany [1106] to 1749; with a few drawings of
monumental brasses, etc. Paper ; xviiith cent. ; with the book-plate
of "Franciscus, Praspositns Canonioorum Regularium in Polling.
Anno 1744.** Bound in wooden sides, covered with stamped pig-
skin. Folio.
24,182. AuTOGRA-PH letters of the following:—
1. Marguerite de Valois, Queen of Navarre, to Henry III. of France;
[1586]. Ft. i. 1.
2.-Elizabeth, Queen ©f England, to the Ducde Nevers; Nonsuch,
27 Aug. 1695. Fr. Signed; with «eai. f. 3.
3. Jacques Benigne Bossuet, Bishop of Meaux ; Grermigny, 3 Nov. 1692.
Fr. f. 6.
4. William III. of England ; Namur, 8 July, 1695. Fr. f. 7.
5. William Blathwayt [Secretary at War] to [George] Stepney [Envoy
to the Elector of Brandenburg] ; [circa 1690], f. 9.
6. Esprit [Fishier], Bishop of Nismes [to Nicolas Boileau, the poet?] ;
Nismes, 13 June [ctrca 1700]. Fr. f. 11.
7. Prinoe Eugene de Savoye; Milan, 30 Mar. 1707. Fr. f. 13.
8. G[eorge] F[rederic] Handel [to the keeper of the Ordnance Office] ;
24 Feb. 1750 ; followed by a printed indenture of receipt of kettle-
drums lent to Handel for use in oratorios. Signed by Fred[eric]
Smith, f. 15.
9. Caroline, wife of George IV,, to the King; [1821]. Drufi! f. 17.
10. The same to Lady Anne Hamilton ; 20 July [1821], f. 18.
Paper. Folio.
For descriptions of Nos. 24,183-24,188, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24^189. Twenty-eight miniatures in grisaille, partially coloured,
illustrating the travels of Sir John Mandeville, the subjects being
all taken from the first four chapters. Vellum, tinted pale green ;
xvth cent. ; by a Flemish or German hand. Quarto.
24.190. AccoujTTs of gold, silver, and copper received from Sir Thomas
Knjvett, Knt., Warden of the Mint, and of "gold and silver
monies and of base Irish monies" coined and delivered by Sir
Richard Martin, Knt., and his son Richard, masters and workers of
the Mint; 26 Jan. 1600-20 June, 1605. Paper. Folio.
The following Nos., 24,191-24,202, were purchased at the sale of the
library of the parish of St. Martin in the Fields, London, founded by
Archbishop Tenison.
24.191. Letter-book of George Ebtey, B.D., of Caius College, Cam-
bridge, Preacher of St. Mary's, Bury St. Edmunds : copies of letters
to various correspondents ; 1598-1600; including a copy of a letter
to him from Robert Soame, D.D., V ice-Chancellor of Cambridge ;
Apr. 1600. Lai. and Eng. f. 85 b. Paper, Duodecimo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,192^24.196. 19
24^192. 1. An epistle '* of religious exortaoioun " to a nun of how she
should ''growe in religioun vertuousl}' as a goostly tree," f. 1.
2. *' A Lettre sent to a religious womman of the xii f rutes of the
holy goet," continuing the allegory of the preceding article. Im-
per/eei^ part of the last chapter heing wanting, f. 22 b.
Vellum; xvth cent. ; with rubricated headings and texts of Scriptures.
OctaYo.
24.193. The collection of hymns, epitaphs, and other poems, together
with the prose exposition of the Lord's Prayer and Creed, and
letters, of Yenantius Honorius Clementianus Fortanatus ; in eleven
books, with prefatory epistle to Pope Gregory, and table of chapters.
Lai. Printed, under the title of " Miscellanea," in Migne's " Patro-
logia Latina," vol. 88. At the end is an additional poem, entitled
** Prologus," beginning, " Felicis patrice praeconanda fertilitas."
Vellum ; ixth cent. At the beginning is the note, "Precij ij s" in
a xivth century hand. Quarto.
24.194. Eholish translations by John of Trevisa, Vicar of Berkeley,
Gloucester, and chaplain to Thomas, 10th Lord Berkeley, viz. : —
l.**Dialogus inter militem et clerioum," on spiritual and temporal
power. [See the Latin tract in Royal 6 E. III. f. 130]. f. 4.
2. " Sermo domini archiepiscopi Armacani " [Kichard Fitz Ealph,
Archbishop of Armagh], preached at Avignon in 1350, against the
begging friars, f. 8.
3. The Pol} chrunicon of Balph Higden, preceded by an index and
three prefaces. A whole quire, containing Bk. III. c. xli. to Bk. IV.
c. iv., i:s wanting after f. 139 ; and Bk. I. co. i.-iv. and part of chapter
xiv. to XXV. of Bk. VI. (f. 214) have been omitted, f. 21.
Vellum ; beginning of the xvth cent. ; with illuminated borders
and miniature initials. On ff. 4 and 36 are the arms of Eicbard
Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, who died 1439. On the fly-leaf at the
beginning aie the initials E. W., and at the end, in green paint, R. P.
The following names also occur : — "William Bradwell, Anno Domini
1610," f. 36 b; "John Knighton," f. 262; "William Knighton,"
f. 262 b ; " Edward Coulson," f. 263 b. Folio.
24496. 1. '* All the Kings short poesis that ar not printed :" poems
and sonnets of King James I. of England, corrected by his own
hand. They are classed under the heads of " Amatoria,*' f. 4 ;
'* Miscellanea," f. 31 ; and " Fragmenta," f. 61; and tables of con-
tents, with Corrections and additions, are entered at both the
beginning and end of the volume. The general title, tables of
contents, some of the headings of the poems, and the soxinets at
fil 6, 6 b, 44 46 b,' are written by Piince Charles, afterwards
Charles I. ; and two of the sonnets, ff. 43, 43 b, one of them on the
frost of 1616, are in the handwriting of Thomas Cary [or Carewe],
c 2
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20 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,196—24,197.
whoee signatare is found on the fly- leaf at the banning. Some of the
poems are croBsed out, with the note that thej are already printed, f. 2.
2. ** The confession of Mr. John Hammilton the Jesuit, with his Ma-
jesties confutation therof." Lai. f. 62.
3. " A letter of Sir Walter Lyndsayes with an answer thervnto of
his Majesties ;" on the Church of Bome, f. 64.
4. Allegorical account of the visit of Iris and Mercury to King James,
166 b.
5. " His Majesties letter to Mr. [Guillaume de Salluste] du Bartas."
Fr. f. 44. ♦
6. Copy of a letter from Eling James to Lord Chancellor Maitland ;
sent with a sonnet, given on f. 37, f. 68 b.
7. "His Majesties letter to Mr. du Plessis;" Theobalds, Oct. 1611.
Fr. f. 69.
8. " His Majesties letter to Mr. du Moulin ;" Koyston, 16 Dec. 1611. Fr.
f. 71.
9. Copy of a letter from Doctor [Jacopo Antonio] Marta to Kftig James ;
Padua, 19 Feb. 1612. Itai. f. 77.
10. " Copia de una carta que escriuio su Magestad [Philip IIL] de su
mano a los Presidentes de todos los Conseios, en 23 de Octobre de
1612," f. 77 b.
11. Copy of the decree placing the " Controversia Anglicana de Po-
testate Begis et Pontificis " by Martin Becanus, on the Index
Expurgatorius; 3 Jan. 1613, f. 78.
12. Arguments respecting the validity of the papacy of Clement Vlll.,
f. 79.
Paper. In the original vellum binding, having the words "Do-
mine salvum fac regem" stamped in gold in both covers. On
the inside of the second cover the name " Charles " [the Prince] is
twice written, and on the fly-leaves ai*e the signatures of " Thomas
Cary," "James Leuiston" [Livingstone, Earl of Calendar], and
" Doctor John Craig." The note " Dec. 15. [16]89. The gift of
Mr. Wright to D. Tenison for his library," is inscribed on the inside
of the first cover. Quarto.
24.196. " Liber Feodorum, Annuitatum, Pencionum et Corrodiorum
nuper in onere Cleri ;" a list of pensions paid to religious persons
after the dissolution of the monasteries in the counties of Kent,
Surre.>', Sussex, Berks, and Oxford, for the year ending Michaelmas
Day, 6 and 6 Phil, and Mary [29 Sept. 1658]. Paper. Folio.
24.197. " Letters that Pass'd betwixt the Bishop of Worcester [William
Lloyd] and M' [William] Whiston ;" consisting of copies of three
letters from each, dated from 30 July, 1708, to 14 Apr. 1709, on the
subject of the exact day of the Crucifixion, and other theological
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matten. At f. 7 is ''A trae Harmony of the Oospels from March 28
to April 6 A.D. XXXIII.," in correction of Whiston's ** Harmony." Paper.
Giyen by Bishop Lloyd to Sir John Colbatch, and by him presented
to ArchbiHhop Tenison's library in 1728. Polio.
MJM, AiissAL, according to the use of the Angustinian Canons
Begolar, with special insertions for the church of ^gj^^-^omas the
Mart^T, Dublin. Lot, Imperfe<^, It begins with the office for the
ordination of an abbat , which ends with the litany. The Ordi-
nary of the Mass is wanting, except the Prefaces, etc,, and several
Propria have been added by later hands. Vellum ; early xi vth cent.,
with additions of the xvth cent. At the bidginning and end are three
fly-leaves of a hymnal with music. On f. 54 b is the insoriptiou,
•' Jacobus Cottrell abas [1526] sancti thome me possidet." F6lio.
t4409* 1 . The Psychomachia of Aurelius Prudentius ; with interlinear
and marginal glosses; illustrated with pen-and-ink drawings, some-
times slightly tinted, f. 2.
2. In a different hand ; '^ Versus hildeberti cenomanensis opiscopi
in ezpositionem miss»;*' followed by other verses on the same
subject, and by miscellaneous verses of the same author, f. 39.
3. Ejusdem liber de qnerimonia et conflictu camis et spiritus ; in
prose and verse, f. 45 b.
4. Ejusdem *' Vita Sancta^ Marias Egypt iacsa;" verse^ f. 49 b.
5. Poems by Marbodus, Bishop of Bonnes; including de lapidibus,
de omamentis verborum, and lives of SS. Laurence, Maurice, and
Thais, with many miscellaneous pieces. LaL f. 56.
6. ** Vite Machometi," by Hildebert, f. 82.
interspersed throughout the latter part of the volume are miscella-
neous short pieces by Hildebert and Marbodus.
Vellum; the Psychomachia written in the xth, the remainder
of the volume in the xuth centuries; the fly-leaf at the be-
ginning contains a fragment of Portius Azo's Latin Commentary
on Justinian's Codex, relating to " usucapio ;" that at the end is
from a missal containing the Ter Sanctm, with three musical set-
tings; both of the xivth cent. Throughout the volume are
notes and headings in an English hand of the xvith cent., one
heading being, '' Videtur hoc carmen scriptum in laudem Marias
et Philippi;* f. 76. Folio.
M4MM. '^ State of the Fortes of Ireland as they weare in the yeare
1624;" fourteen coloured plans of the river of Waterford and the
forts of Duncannon, Waterford, Haleboline [Cork Haven], Cork,
Kin^ale, Cidmore, Gal way, Bannahoor or Falkland, and Charlemont,
the Haven of Cork, Limerick Castle and Lough Neagh, and Carling-
ford Bay ; by Nicholas Pynnar. Paper. L»irge Folio.
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22 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,201-24,808.
24.201. '* BB6A.LTTIE and Obedyenoe, ahewinge (by the Lawes of Grace
and Nature) what Souueraigne Princes and their Subiects are, and
what they should bee, and Howe and in what manner, those ought
to command and these to obaye, .... by John Reynolds ;" with an
Epistle Dedicatory to Charles L, dated 1 May, 1628. Paper. The
autograph copy presented to Charles L, with the royal arms stamped
on the vellum cover. Folio.
24.202. Wyclifpite tracts, in English^ viz, :—
1. " The bisohopes othe that he sweris to the pope," Urban VI.
[1378-1389], in 23 articles ; with condemnatory remarks on the oath
itself, and the several articles, f. 1.
2. " A tretise of miraclis pleyinge ;" against the performance of miracle
plays, f. 14.
3. Against dice, f. 2 1 .
4. Against exposing relics for gain, f. 24.
5. On the knowledge of the soul, addressed to a lady ; beginning, *• Dere
sister in crist si then charite alle thing leeueth as seith the apostle,"
f. 26.
6. " A tretyse of ymages ;" against their use, f. 26.
7. " A tretise of pristis," f. 28 b.
8. '* Of weddid men and ther wyuis and ther childere ;" printed among
works of VVycliffe's, ed. T. Arnold, vol. iii. p. 188, f. 29.
9. On tithes and offerings, f. 34.
10. " The seven isacrajpentis ;" by John Gaytrigg [see Early English
Text Society's Publications, 1867], f. 35 b.
11. *• The seven uertues ;" by the same ; imperfect at the end, f. 36 b.
12. Fragment of a treatise, principally directed against the Beligious
orders; from the middle of the J 6th to the beginning of the 39th
chapter. In the 33rd chapter (f. 53 b) Wycliffe is quoted, together
with [Robert Grosteste ?] Bishop of Lincoln, [Thomas] Bradewardyn
[Archbishop of Canterbury, }349], [Richard Fitz-ralph] Archbishop
of Armagh, and [Geoffrey] Kilinyngton. The J 7th chapter begins,
'* The thridde veniaunce that we seeu vpon vp." f. 37.
Vellum ; end of xivth cent. Small Folio.
24.203. Richard RoUe of Hampole's Prick of Conscience, with altera-
tions by John de Bageby, a- monk of Fountains Abbey, Yorkshire.
At the end are the following notes : — " AMEN Quod Bagby ;'* " Per
fratrem Johannem de Bageby commonachum monasterii beate
Marie de fontibus;" and " Explicit liber qui vocatur clauis fecientio."
[See a notice of this MS. by W. J. Walter, 8vo. 1816.] Vellum ; end
of the xivth cent. Much injured by the application of an extract of
galls to bring out the writing. On f. 22 b is an acknowledgment of
a debt from Robert Barkynburye, of Langton, to Richard Enggeraoun,
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of York, of the end of the xvith cent. ; and on f. 44 b is the note,
" William Smith of Ilaton est verus hnius libri, 1698." Octavo.
24,204. Original letters to [Antoino Coiffier liuze] Marquis d'Eifiat,
French Ambassador in England ; 1(524, 1625. The writera are—
1. [Sir] Edward Conway [Secretary of State]; Chesterford Park and
Boyston, 24 Feb. 1624[5], 22, 23, 24 Oct 1624. Signed. Fr.; with
aeoL ff. 1, 8, 10, 12.
2* [Antoine] De Lom^nie [Secretary of State] ; St. Germain-en-lay e
and Paris, 21 Aug., 16, 22 Oct, 25 Nov. 1624, 19 May, 1625. Fr. ;
with teal. ff. 3, 4, 6, 29, 41.
3. G[eorge] Lord Gordon [afterwards 2nd Marquis of Huntley]; n.d.
Fr.; with Moi. f. 16.
4. Patsik Cohoun [Coiquhoun], a Jesuit priest; Oct. 8.a. Fr.; with
teal. f. 17.
5. 8ir Louys Lewkenor, Master of the Ceremonies ; Gravesend and Can-
terbury, 22, 23 Nov. 1 624, 1 May, 1626. Fr. ; with teah. 'ffl 1 9, 2 1 , 36.
6. Gnillaume [d'Hugues], Archeveque d'Ambrun [Embrun] ; London,
23 Nov. 1624. Fr. f. 23.
7.[6eoTge Gordon, Ist Marquis of] Huntly ; Huntly, 24 Nov. [1624].
Fr. ; with teed. f. 27.
8. John [Williams], Bishop of Lincoln, Keeper of the Privy Seal ;
Westminster, 28 Dec. 1624. Lot. ; with seal. f. 31.
9. Thomas Wilson, a magistrate ; Whitehall, 28 Deo. 1624. Fr. ; with
teal f. 33.
10. F. Dene [physician] ; n.d. Fr. f. 39.
11. [Henry Bich, Earl of] HoUande; Paris, 16 May, 1626. Signed.
Fr.; with teoL £39.
The following also occur : —
a The Marquis d'Effiat to Count Mansfeld ; London,24 Oct. 1624. Fr.
Dr€^. Signed. £ 14.
b John Colleton, ^'Decanus Cleri Anglicani," to the Pope; London,
22 Nov. 1624. Lot. Copy. f. 26.
Paper. Folio.
244t05. Fourteen original letters from [William Bentinck, 1st Earl
of] Portland to [Charles Henii de Lorraine] Prince de Yaudemont ;
dated in camp in the Netherlands, and at Kensington, Whitehall, and
Paris, 25 June [1695]-6 Mar. 1698 [1699]. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
t4,206, 124,207. Original letters and state papers relating principally
toaffiurs of France, from 1387 to 1844; in French. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio.
The writers are as follow : —
84,906. Vol. I. 1. Aubers de Bayniere [Bavaria], Comte de Haynnau,
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HoUande et Zeellande, to the Duke of Burgundy ; Hague, 25 Oct.,
16 Nov. [1387], AT. 1, 2.
2. Charles d'Anjou [Comte de Maine] to the King ; Chastelieraut,
13 Mar. 1465, 3 Apr. , AT. 3, 4.
3. Yolant, Queen of Sicily ; Nancy, 6 Mar. 1482. Signed ; with seal. f. 5.
4. Letter unsigned ; dat. Bo . . sur le Seine[?], 8 May, f. 6.
5. Louis XII. to the Sieur de Ohaumont, " Lieutenant O^n^ral dela les
Monts ;"Blois and Coulombiers, 5, 18, 22 July, 1509 ; 25 May, 1510.
Signed, AT. 7-13.
6. Ren^e de France [daughter of Louis XXL] ; Montargis, 26 July, «.a.
Signed, f. 15.
7. Marguerite de Croy and Glaude de Savoy [successively wives of
Jacques III., Comte de Homes, who died 1536] to the Gouvernante
de Bresse. Verses ; in the handwriting of the former, f. 1 6.
8. Terms of agreement of Pope Clement VIIL with respect to the
dowry of his niece, Catharine de' Medici [1532]. Lot. f. 17.
9. Claude de Lon-aine [le Chevalier d'Aumale, Abbe de Bee?] to,Conte
Charles [de Mansfeld]; St. Omer, 26 Aug.«.a. ; with seoZ, f. 19.
10. Jehau Cadu to Monseigneur de Semblancai; Angers, 2 Apr. «.a., f. 21.
11. '* Ce que le jeune Feuqui^rs a rapports au Hoy de )a pcut de Mons'
ladmiral [Oaspard Coligny] touchant la prinse de Lans [Lens] en
arthois;" [1557], f. 23.
12. Caterine [de' Medici, wife of Henry II. of France] to the Queen of
Spain ; n.<2., f. 25.
13. [Jean] de Morvilliers [Bishop of Orleans] ; despatch from the
Council of Trent, 25 Aug. 1563. Unsigned, f. 26.
14. Petition of Antoinette de Bourbon, mother, Anna d'Este, widow,
and the family of Francis, Duke of Ouise, relating to his assassina-
tion; with the order thereon ; 26 Sept. 1563. Copy, f. 36.
15. Ruy Oomez de Silva [Prince of Evoli, and afterwards Duke of
Pastrana] to the Queen of France; Madrid, 4 Sept. 1567. Span,
Signed ; with seal, f. 38.
16. Henry [Due d'Anjou, afterwards Henry III. of France] to the
Comte du Lude and the Comte de Manifold ; Confolans, 21 May,
and St. Jean d'Angely, 4 Nov. 1569 ; signed : and to the King ; n,d.
Holograph, ff. 40, 42, 43.
17. Marie de Bourbon [Duchesse Douairiere de Longueville] to Mens.
de Hautefort, President of the Parliament of Dauphine; Chaudun,
1 Sept. 1573 ; Trie, 28 Nov. 1582. Signed; with seal. ff. 44, 49.
18. Charles de Lorraine [Due de Mayenne] to the King ; Turin, 17 July
[1579] ; and to Count Charles de Mansfeld ; 1581-[1596?]. Signed,
and holograph; with seals, ff. 45-48, 62-66.
19. [Guillaume de TAubespine, Seigneur de Ch&teauneuf, Ambassador
in England ?] to the King of France ; [4 Oct., — Nov. 1 o8ol. Cipher
BkudCopy. ff. 50, 51.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,206, 24,207. 25
24). Henri de Lorraine [afterwards Due de Lorraine] U* Count Charles
de Manjsfeid ; Nanoy, I July [1587], and n,d. Holography and signed ;
with 9eal8. ff. 53-59.
21. [Henri, Due de] Montmorency [Constable of France] to the King ;
Lyon, 7 Mar. 1595. Signed; with seal. f. 60.
22. Spifame to Mons. de Villeroy ; Paris, 8 Sept. 1615, f. 67.
23. [C'onoinoj Concini [Marquis d'Ancre] to Mons. de Nerestang;
Amiens, 11 Sept. 1615. Signed, f. 69.
24. [Marie de' Medici, Queen, widow of Heniy IV.] to Mons. de
Pontchartrain ; n,d. Drafts in the handwriting of Cardinal Biche-
lieu. f. 70.
25.[Annand Jean du Plessis] Cardinal de Bichelieu to the Queen
Mother, and others; 31 Jan. 1617-3 July, 1640; CoiTected auto-
graph drafUy excepting the last, which is signed^ and has a seal.
fL 71-74, 79, 84r-89, 103-110.
26. [Henri I., Dae de Montmorency] to the Archduke and Archduchess
of Austria, Governors of the Low Countries; Paris, 28 May, 1610.
Copies, f. 75.
27. Don Emanuel [of Portugal, son of Antonio, Prior of Crato] to the
King; Chasteau d'Orange, 21 Nov. 1622. Signed, f. 77.
28. [A Jesuit priest ?] to Cardinal [Richelieu], secret intelligence ;
refers to information learnt under seal of confession from the Duke
of Buckingham; [London], 28 Apr. 1624. Draft, f. 80.
29. Croily to the Keeper of the Seals, relating to Marshal Tu-
renne's purpose of coming over to the King's cause ; 3 Apr. 1651 ;
with seaig^ t 90.
30. Anne Marie Louise d'Orl^ans [Duchesse de Montpensier, daughter
of Gaston, Due d'Orl^ans] to the Prinoesse Royale; 7 June, 1651 ;
with scale, f. 92.
31. Anne [of Austria, wife of Louis XIII.] to the Duchess of Savoy ;
Chasteau Thierry, 22 Nov. 1631 ; v^ith seals, f. 95.
32. Louis XIII. to the Queen Mother; 1631. Draft copy; imper-
fed. L 97.
33. [ le Fevre, Sieur de] la Boderie to the Marquis de St. Cha-
mond; Cassel, 24 July, 1636, f. 99.
34. [Henri Coiffier Buze d'] Effiat, [Marquis] de Cinq Mars, to Mons.
de Thou; [1637]; with seals, f. 112.
35. Chreetienne [daughter of Henry IV. of France, and wife of Victor
Amadous I. of Savoy] to her daughter ; Coni, 24 Sept, 1642 ; with
seals, f. 113.
S4,207. Vol. IL 1. [Henri II. de Bourhon, Prince de Cond^?] to
Cardinal Mazarin; 19 Sept. 1644. Extract, f. 1.
2.[(naude de Mesmes, Conte d'] Auaux ; Miinster, 23 May, 1645,
f. 2.
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li. Anne [of Austria, Queen Mother ] ; Paris, 28 Jan. 1650. Copy. f. 3.
4. [Jacques II. de] Castelnau [afterwards Marquis and Mar6chal] ;
Cond6, 28 May, 1651, f. 4.
5. [Michel] Le Tellier [Secretary of State, afterwards Chancellor] ;
Compifegne, 1 Sept. [1652], f. 6.
6. [Anne Marie Louise d'Orloans, DucheFse de Montpensier] ; St. Far.-
geau, 18 July [1655] ; with aeah, f. 8.
7. [Don] Juan [of Austria, natural son of Philip IV.], respecting the
accouchement of the Queen [of Spain]; Ghent, 17 Dec. 1657.
Signed, f. 10.
8. Louis XIV. of France ; Toulouse, 23 Nov. 1659, May, 1664, 14 Jan.
1715. Signed, ff. 12, 15, 26.
9. Bertier [Intendant de Paris] ; Paris, 4 Jan. 1785, f. 14.
10. [Louis de Mornay, Marquis de] Villarceaux Mornay ; St. Germain,
2 Nov. 1671, f. 17.
11. {Pierre] Cardinal de Bonsy [Archbishop of Narbonne]; Narbonne,
2 Apr. 1682. Signed, f. 22.
12. [Louis, Due de Bourgogne, son of the Dauphin?]; verses, said to
be in his handwriting, f. 25.
13. [Charlotte Aglae d'Orleans, wife of Francis, Prince of Modena] ;
Reggio, 17 Dec. 1729, f. 27.
14. [Marie Leczinska, Queen of Louis XV.], to Cardinal de Luynes
[created 1756] ; n.d. ; with seal, f. 29.
15. Albert de Bousch to the Queen of France ; Hanover, 7 May, 1728.
Signed, f. 31.
16. M[arie] A[nne] A[ntoinette] de Mesmes, Duchesse de Lorge[s],
[2nd wife of Guy Nicolas de Durfort, Due de Quintin-Lorges] ; Paris,
8 May, 1732, f. 33.
17. Marie Josephe [of Austria, wife of Augustus III. of Poland] to
the Prince Eoyal [Fran9oi8] Xavier [Auguste] ; 25 Oct. 1756 ; with
seal, f. 34.
18. [Jean Baptiste Fraii9oi8, Marquis' de] Montmorin [Saint Herem] ;
12 Mar. 1757, f. 36.
19. [Michel Ferdinand D' Albert d'Ailly] Due de Chaulnes ; Chaulnes,
5 June, 1761, f. 3S.
20* [Philippe de Noailles] Marechal Due de Mouchy, to Mens. Necker ;
Bordeaux, 27 [June, 1779], f. 39.
21. Draft for 300 livres, issued by the Arm^e Catholique et Royale de
Bretagne, n.d., f. 40. *
22. [The Comte de Provence, afterwards Louis XVIIL] to the Car-
dinal de Bernis; Versailles, 27 Dec. 1785; with seal, f. 41.
23. [Louis Hercule Timoleon] Due de [Cosse] Brissac ; Paiis, 5 June,
1786, f. 43.
24. [Maiie Fian9ois Henri de Franquetot] Due de Coigny; Paris,
8 Mar. 1788, f. 44.
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25.[Annand JoeephdeB^tbuneJDacdeCliaroBt; Paris,8 July, 1789, f.45.
26. Napol&m Buonaparte : '* Notes divers/' on the books of the Old
Testament; Ajaocio, 20 Apr. 1790, f. 47.
27. [Armand Louis de Gontaut, Duo de] Biron ; Nioe and Lesearena,
22, 25 Feb., 1, 3, 7, 26 Mar. 1793, ff. 48-69.
28. Napol^n Buonaparte, '* General Commandant Tartillerie de Tarmee
d'ltalie ;" Nioe, 10 Prairial, an 2 [29 May, 1794], f. 60.
29. [Jean Frangois] Beubell, President, and [Joseph Jean, Baron de]
Lagarde, Secretary of the Direotoire Ez^cutif ; [1794], f. 61.
90. The Ck>mmittee of Finance of the Convention ; Paris, 10 Vendo-
miairo, an 3 [1 Oct. 1794]. Signed by [Pardouz] Bordas, [Jacques]
da Ramel, [Joseph] Cambon, and others, f. 62.
31. "Charlotte " to her cousin: with writing at the back, in sympa-
thetic ink, dated 1794, f. 64.
32. [Louis de] Fontanes, " Membro de Tlnstitut;" 19 Ventose, an 4
[10 Mar. 1796], and 30 Flor^al, an 6 [19 May, 1798] : with an order
for payment, signed by [Pierre] Benezeoh, Ministre de rint6i ieur,
and [Pierre Louis] Gingaene, ** Direoteur G^n^ral de rinstrucoion
publique," flF. 66, 75.
33. [ Gonjon?] to the Comte d'Entraignes, on public affairs;
Genoa, 4 July, 1796 ; with seal, f. 67.
34. [ Golowkin?] to the same; Naples 4 Aug., 12 Deo. 1796;
partly in cipher, ff 69, 71.
35«[GexaQd Christian Michel] Duroc, afterwards Due de Frioul;
PariB, 19 Messidor [3 July, 1800-1803], f. 73,
36. £[iutache] Bruix [Admiral]; Paris, 4 Prairial, an 6 [23 May,
1798]. Signed, f. 76.
37. P[aiil Jean FranQois Nicolas, Comte de] Barras ; Paris, 26 Frimaire,
an 6 [16 Dec. 1797]. f.77.
38. General [Jean Victor] Moreau ; Milan, 16 Ventote, an 7 [6 Mar.
1799], f. 78.
39. '' Memoire pour Messieurs de ville de la part du Comte [Pierre
Michel] de Hennin ;" [circa 1800], f. 79.
40. Cecilia Sibotini ; Genoa, 19 Jan. <.a., f. 81.
41. Monrges; Ministere de la Guerre, Paris, 27 Messidor, an 12
[16 July, 1804], f. 82.
42. Charles Maurioe [de l^alleyrand Perigord, Prince de B^nevent]
Vice Grand Elector [of the French Empire] ; Paris, 14 Aug. 1811.
Sigwi^ f.83.
fl. ioaefh de Y^l^le, Depute ; Paris, 7 May, 1816, f. 84.
44. Le Kai^chal [Pierre Kiel de] Beurnonville ; Parin, 1 Jan., 16 Feb.
1821, ff. 85, 87.
45. Louis XVIIJ.; gTuiieries, 18 Jan. 1823, 10 Mar. 1824; with
damped dgnt^uregy ff. 89, 90.
46. [Pierre] Comte de Dnpottt [de TEtaiig] ; Pari?, 17 June, 1824, f. 91.
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47. F61icie du Bouohette, Dnchosae de Blaoas [wife of P. L. J. C. Due] ;
Paris, 4 Apr. 1828 ; with seal, f. 92.
48. [Louis Bonaparte, ex-King of Holland] Comte de Si Leu ; 18 Aug.
1831, f. 94.
49. Joseph [Bonaparte, ex-King of Spain] ; 7 Jan. 1836, f. 96.
50. Account of the death of Joseph Bonaparte, from the " Gazzetta
Privilegiate," of Venice, 6 Aug. 1844, f. 98.
24,208. Original letters of French ecclesiastics and others, viz, : —
1. Fran9oys de Rohan ; Rome, 26 Jan. [1628 ?] Signed; with aeoZ. f. 1.
2. [Jean] Cardinal le Yeneur : an acquittance; 24 Jan. 1536. Signed,
Vellum, f. 3.
3. Robert Cardinal de Lenoncourt ; 23 Apr. 1683, f. 4.
4. HenricusCa8tellensisLoteringus,Soc. Jes.; 4ka1.Maii,1557. LaL f.5.
5. RicharduB Blondus; London, 21 .Aug. 1624, Fr, f. 7.
6. Fi"an9ois de Bethune [due] d'Orval ; Paris, 25 Apr. 1646, f. 8.
7. Benoit de jMontbrison, Capuoin ; Lyon, 28 Feb. 1648, f. 9.
8. Fr. Louis Caualli, Minorite; Rome, 9 Nov. 1647, — July, 5 Oct.
1648, ff. 9, 10, 12.
9. [L'Abb6 Jean] de Launoy ; n.d., f. 13.
10. Harduinus [de Beaumont] de PerSfixe, Archiepiscopus Parisiensis;
Paris, 7 Dec. 1668. Lat. Signed; with seal. Vellum, f. 16 b.
11. [Pke Vincent] Huby, Jesuit; Vannes, 20 July, 1690, f. 18.
12. [Charles Maurice Le Tellier] Archbishop Duke of Reims ; Reims,
13 Apr. 1699, f. 21.
13. A French political agent in Rome to a Cardinal in Paris, member of
theGovemment; Rome, l,16Mar.,6 July, 1701. Unsigned, ff.23,26,28.
14. L' Abbe Charles de Calonne de Courteboume; St. Omer, 28 Aug.
1710. Document, signed and sealed, f. 31.
16. [Charles ?] de la Rue, Jesuit ; Paris, 31 Oct. 1719, f. 32.
16. [Henri de Thiard] Cardinal de Bissy; Paris, 1723, 1724. Docu-
ments and letter, signed, ff. 34 b-41.
17. E[tiennej Souciet, Jesuit; Paris, 7 Deo. 1726, f. 42.
18. [Fran9«>is] Bretonneau, Jesuit; Paris, 19 July, 1730, f. 43.
19. [Felix Esprit] de Lourmel, Jesuit ; Lamaca, in Cyprus, 20 Aug. ;
Seyde, in Syria, 16 Dec. 1766, ff. 46, 47.
20. AUec, Jesuit ; Paris, 14, 27 Sept.,*3 Oct. 1738, ff. 49, 61, 53.
21. Michel Fran9ois Savar}', Missionary ; Macao, 26 Sept. 1764, f. 65.
22. Fr. Francisco Sanchez Abad, Minorite Missionary ; n.d, f. 66.
23. Fr. FranciscuB a Concepcione, Missionary; 11 June, 1746, f. 68.
24. Onufrius Villiani, Jesuit Missionary ; Macao, 4 Jan. 1756, f. 59.
26.J[ean] B[aptiste] Jos[eph de Lubercsac], Bishop of Chartres;
Cbartres, 29 Mar. 1782, f. 60.
26. [Jean de Dieu Raymond de Cuce, Cardinal de Boisgelin, Arch-
bishop uf Tours] ; 8 June, . Unsigned, f. 61.
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27. J[ean] Fi{an9oi8 de la Marohe], Bishop of St. Paul de Leon ; Leon,
11 Feb. 1791, f. 62.
28. [Jean Siffi-ein Cardinal Ifanry, Bishop of Montefiasoone] ; Monte-
fiasoone, 27 Oct. 1803 ; with 9eal, f. 63.
29. [Jean Baptiste] Anbry, "Ancien Benediotin;" Commeroy, 12 Oct.
1808, f. 65.
30. Mardnel, Cnr^de St. Boch; Paria, 23 May, 1818, f. 67.
31. [Denis Antoine Luc de Frayssinous] Bishop of Hermopolis ; n.d,
[1825?], f. 69.
32. L'Abb^ [Nfartial] Marcet de la Boche Arnault ; a leaf from his
*' Jesaites Modemes," f. 70.
33.L*Abb6 [Jean] Labouderie ; Kdtre Dame [Paris], 7 Mar. 1828.
£71.
34. [Jean Nicolas] Loriquet; Paris, 4 Feb. 1837, f. 72.
Paper and vellum. Quarto.
I4JM. Lettkbs and papers relating to Port Royal and the Jansenists.
Amongst them are the following : —
1. Letter of C[omeliu8] Janssenius [Bishop of Ypres in 1636]; Lou-
vain, 4 Oct. SM, Lat, f. 1.
2. ** Advertissement sur quelques sermons Pr^chez [par le P^re Nouet,
Jesuite] a Paris centre le liure De la frequente communion," by
Antoine Amauld [d'AndillyJ ; with his declaration of submission
to the Pope ; Paris, 14 Mar. 1644. Copy. f. 2.
3."Di8cour8 que M' Amanld auoit dessein de faire en plein Parle-
ment, lorsqne st Cause sy plaida ;" [1655]. Lai. Translated by Robert
Amauld d*Andilly, and in his handwriting. Imperfect, f. 24.
4. Two letters from Antoine Amauld to the Abb^ Taignier ; 23 Sept.,
16 Oct. [1655]. Fr. ; with copies, f. 26.
5. Letters of Mademoiselle [Catharine Fran9oi6e] de Bretagne de Yertus
to Agnes Amauld [Abbess of St Cyr] ; 28 June, 1 668 ;— to the Abbe
Nicaise, and the Marquise de Sabl^ ; n.d., ff. 41, 45, 54.
6. Copies of letters of Antoine Amauld to the Abb^ Nicaise ; the last
dated 6 May, 1660. Fr. f. 43.
7. Letter of Niqnet to , refusing to register an order for a
payment to him ; n.d. Fr. f. 48.
8. Lifter of Robert Amauld d'Andilly to Antoine Arnauld; 17 Nov.
1657. Fr. f. 49.
9. "Extrait du N^orologe de Port Eoyal," on the Piincess Anno
Grenevieve de Bourbon, Duchesse de Longueville, and Mademoiselle
Catharine Fran^oise de Vertus, f. 51.
10. Letters of Antoine Amauld to Mons. du Tillet ; 8 Aug. 1679 ;— and
to the Archbishop of Paris ; n.d. Fr. Copies, ff. 55-63.
11. The same to the Marquis de Nointel; 30 Mar. 1671. Fr. Holo-
graph, f. 64.
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12. Petition from the Abbess and nuns of Port Royal des Champs to
Louis XIV. [1679]. Fr. f. 66.
13. AntoineArnauld?to , on the lifeof a Religious; n.d, Fr. Copy. f.68.
14. " Epitaphe de Mons' [Antoine] Amaud. 1694," f. 70.
15. " Arnaldi Elogium." Lot. f. 71.
Paper. Folio.
24,210. Original letters and papers relating to literature and art in
France; 1596-1823 ; in French. The writers are as follow :—
. Charles [de Ligne, Prince] d'Arenberg ;
Brussels, 21 Sept. 1595. Signed, f. 1.
[Claude de] Saumaise ; Dieppe, 22 Dec.
1636 ; with list of his works, f. 2.
[Jacques Sirmond]; Paris, 4 id. Aug.
1649. Lot. f. 5.
Madeleine de Scud<?ry; n.d., ff. 7, 9.
[Jean Hegnault, Bieur de Segrais?]. .
Tjot. f. 10.
[Jean Baptlste] Colbert; Paris, 18 Deo.
166.5. Signed, f. 11.
[Charles] Perrault; 31 July, 1672, f. 13.
[Nicolas] de Malezieu ; 1 Dec. 1695, f. 14.
[Louis de Bouvroy] Duo de St. Simon;
[after 1702], f. is.
[Antoine] Desgotes ? [nephew of Andr^
Le Notre]; 4 Jan. 1701, f. 16.
J. Arnold ; B&le. 26 July, 1714, f. 17.
[ii medical writer] on treatment
of paralysis; 8 Mar. 1718, f. 19.
[Jacques] Cassini; Dunkirk, 10 July,
1718, 4 Dec. 1749, 22 Apr. 1752.
Signed, ff. 20, 28, 37.
— , respecting piizes at the French
Academy ; [circa 1720 ?], and testa-
mentary directions, ff. 22, 24.
[Cesar Francois] C^slni de Thury;
Paris, 6 June, 1744, — Sept. 1760,
22 Mar. [1776J ff. 25. 40, 43,
[Charles Marie de] La Condumine; 24
Oct. 1745, 10 Sept. 1772, ff. 26, 42.
Isaac Bruckner, geographer; n.d., ff.
29-34.
J[ean] A[ntouic] Butini [phjsioian] ;
Marseilles, 17 Jan. 1752. f. 35.
[Marc Pierre de Voyet, Comte] d* Argen-
Bon; Virsailles, 21 Mar. 175L*. Signed.
£38.
[Jean Lerond] d*Alemhert ; Paris [1756],
27 Feb. [circo 1780], ff. 39, 50.
[Charles] Messier; ''h I'Academie,'' 28
May, 1777, f. 46.
[Marie Jenn Antoine Nicolas de Caritat]
Paper. Folio.
Marquis de Condorcet; Paris, 81 May,
1777, f. 47.
[Emmanuel] Prince de Crouy [or Croy];
12 June, 1777, f. 48.
[Stephanie F^icitO Ducrest [de St.
Aubin], Comtesse de Genlis; Paris,
31 Oct. 1782. Signed, f. 49.
[Jacques Denis] Antoine and [Marie
Joseph] Poyre, Royal Architects ; Pa-
ris, 11 Aug. 1781 ; Signed, f. 51.
[Christophe Jean Francois] B[6aueonsin],
Avooat au Parlement ; Paris, 1787, f. 57.
[Jean Bodolphe] Perronet ; Paris, 9 Oct
1788, f. 59.
[Pierre Simon, Marquis] De la Place;
11 July, «.a., f. 60.
[Antoine Denis] Cliaudet ; 15 Germinal,
an 12 [5 Apr. 1804], f. 61.
P[ierre] Levequw; Paris, 6 June, 1809,
f. 62.
[Jeanne Louise Henrieite] Genet Cam-
pan ; n.d., f. 64.
[Friedrich Heinrich] Alexander von
Humlwldt; Paris, 7 Jan. 1816, f. 66.
[author of a treatise on Heat] ;
Paris, 11 Jan. 1788, f. 68.
[Madame] Th. [de Sivry ?] de Vannoz ,
Paris. 17 Nov. 1816, f. 70.
G[eorge] B[aron de] Cuvier; Paris, 15
Dec. 1817> f. 72.
[Adrieu Etienne Pierre Comte de] Gas-
parin; Pomerols, 19 July, 1819, f. 74.
Letter attributed to [Adekide Marie
Emilie Filleul] de Souza [Botelho];
1 Oct. 8.a. UnHgned. f. 76.
[Louis] de Fauche Borel ; Paris, 18 Feb.
1821, f. 77.
Unsigned letter attributed to [Henri]
Gregoire [Bishop of Blois], respecting
[Joseph] Morenas' Petition oo/nbre la
iraiU dee noirs de Senegal [published
in 1820]; [1823], f. 78.
Eug^e Sue ; n.d., f. 79.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,211, 24,212.
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24.211. Autographs of members of the Montmorency family: con-
Bifiting of signed certificates for wounded soldiers by the Comte de
Luxe, the ]^Doe de Robecqne, the Comte d'Estaires, the Prince de
Tingry, and others, from the year 1692 to 1748; with a few letters
of others of different branches of the family, to the jear 1816. JFV. ;
with seals. Paper. Folio.
24.212. Original letters of Dutchmen; 1692-1826. The writers aro—
Dftaiel BronchnifliuB, M.D. ; Utrecht, 22
Nor. CO. LeU. verse, f. 1.
Tbeododiu Beza; n,d. Lot, vene. f. 3.
GiJles ran Ledenberg; Utrecht, 26 Aug.
1592. Dnick. f. 4.
LePri«[iden]t [Jean Gmsfiet] Richardot ;
cmmp devant Ostend, 30 Apr. 1603.
Fr,; with Moi. f. 6.
J[ui] Wtenbogaert ; the camp, 28 Bept.
IGM. Dutch, f.8.
Xamice de Nsfisaa [Princo of Orange]
to Henri lY. of France ; Hague,? Dec.
1»5, Fr. Signed. 1 9.
Hcnnannna Fankelius; 28 Feb. 1609.
DMUk. f. 11.
GmU[aiinie] de Biehardot; Mir. 1610.
Fr. f. 12.
F[etnu3 BerttoB ; 5 Sept. 1613. Lat. f. 14.
Jonas Tan Honto and Godefridua Yde-
mana; 11 Bept. 1613. Dutch, f. 16.
Joaonea Strebeliiu, Curlandaa; 21 Aug.
1614. Lai. f. 17.
Danid van Loren; 2 Nov. 1619. Dutch.
LIS.
Edoardaa Mectkerkius ; Oxford, 26 Nov.
1622. Lat. verse, f. 19.
Fian^oia D'Aerdsen; Hague, 30 Oct.
1614. Fr. f, 21.
hajB d'Agoult, Seignear de Bonnual?
petition : 27 Nov. 1S27. Fr. f. 22.
G. Zoeiti de Houthain ; Sluy^, 27 Feb.
1629. Dutdk. Signed, f. 24.
Bogier van Borsselle; Axel, 26 Aug.
1631. Dutdi. f.25.
]f[aiirit8] Huygens. Signature to ex-
tiaeta from Council-book, 6, 8 Dec.
1633. Duieh. f. 26.
A[driaan] Plooi; Hague, 26 Jan. 1634.
DvAeh. Signed ; with seal f. 27.
LucsB Lanng von Helleuburg, Bitter;
1635. Gtr. f. 29.
Jacobus Reuius; Deventer, 14 Mar.
1637. Lai. f.SO.
Tincentins Fabricias; Hague, 22 Mav,
lesi Lai. f. 32.
NQcolaas] van Brederode; Hague, 4
July. 1637. Dutch. Signed ; \9iih seaL
f. 33.
H. van Tuyll van Serooekeirg [Seroos-
kecrke]: 4 June, 1632. Dutch. Signed.
f. 31.
Ennu Ludwig; Hague, 29 July, 1642.
Ger. ; with teal, f . 35.
[Francisco de Moura en Curte Real]
Marquez de Oastel Rodrigo, Governor
of the Netherlands; Brussels, 26 Jan.
1645. Fr. f. 37.
Fr^ Eagi^ne de Gand ; Ghent, 12 Aug.
1653. Fr. f.39.
Georg Horn ; inscription on his ** Historia
Philo6ophica.*» Lat, f. 41.
Bochus Frugnwisch ; 29 Apr. 1056.
Dutch, f. 42.
Nicolaua Heinsius; Amsterdam. 5 Dec.
1657. Jjot. f. 43.
Abraham van de Oorput [al. Comput];
Dordrecht, {^ May, 16G0. DutcJi,
Signed, f. 44.
Cliristian [eldest son of Gonstantin]
Huygens; Hague, 4 Oct. 1660. Lat.
f.45.
C[onstantin] Huygens [1st Heer van
Zuylichem]; Hague, 7 Nov. 16G0.
Lai. ff. 47,70.
J[astu8] de Huybert Signature to ox-
tract from Council-book ; Mi Jdelburg,
25 Feb. 1663. Dutch ; with seal f. 49.
J[ohatin] Z[eiger, Vrijheer] van Kct-htc-
ren; Almelo,x';Mar.l6J8. Dutch, f. 50.
Godert van Beedc, Heer tot Amerung^n ;
Berlin, 23 Jan. 1672. Dutch. Signed;
with seaZ. f. 51.
Michiel Adriaanszoon de Kuyter, Dutch
admiral; SchoonevelJ, 18 July, 1C72,
2 Aug. 1673. Dutch. Signed, ff.53,
54.
P Wick; Ghent, 2 Aug. 1673.
Dutch Signed, f. 55.
J. van Staefencr ; Hague, 7 Aug. 1673.
Dutch, f. &6.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,212, 24,218.
C. van Vryborghe ; Brussels, 2 Nov. 1673.
Dutch, f. 57.
Justus Zuydland; Sluys, 19 Nov. 1675.
DuUh, f. 59.
P. Dunelaer; Hag^e, 15 Sept. 1677.
Dutch, f. 60.
T[ ^]. v[an] Sasburch; Brussels, 26
Sept. 1677, 24 Feb. 1678. Dutch, ff.
61.66.
Filips Yerheyen ; Ziericzee aud Hague,
19 Oct. 1677, and 10 Aug. 1679.
Dutch, f.62, 68.
J[oan] de Mauregnault ; Hague, 3-4 Deo.
1677. Dutch, f. 63.
J[ ] v[an] Vaels; Brussels, 8 Dec.
1677. Dutch, f. 66.
Amout van Citters, [Ambassador in
England]: Windsor, ^^1682. Dutch.
Signed, f. 69.
G[oiistantin] Huygens de Zulichem [2nd
bon of Gonstantin, 1st Heer van Zuy-
lichem]; Hague, 28 Feb. 1685. Fr.
f. 76.
Ditrich Stoeffken; n.d. and [1648?].
With seaU. ff. 72, 74.
B[urchard] de Voider; Leyden, 9 May,
1685. Dutch, f. 76.
Wolferdus Senguerdius ; 18 June, 1685.
Dutch; mihueal. f. 78.
Adriaan van Wespl; Amsterdam, 30
Nov. 1697. Dutch, f. 79.
Theodoras Janson ab Almeloueen. liist
of printed hookB, post leQS. Lot. f.81.
Joannes Georgius Graevius: Utrecht,
17 Aug. 1701. Lot f. 83.
Jao[ob] Perizonius; Leyden, 3 Sept.
1712. Lot. f.85.
Petrus Immeus; Middelburg, 7 May,
1714. Dutch, f. 87.
The States-General to [George Augfustus]
Prinoeof Wales [afterwards George If.].
Signed by W[igbold] vanMer Does and
Fr[au9ois] Fagel ; Hague, 2 Mar. 1716.
Fr. f. 89.
Paper. Folio.
24,213, 24,214. Original letters of Italian noblemen and others,
chiefly addressed to correspondents at Florence; 1355 ?-l 793. Ital.
Two \olumes. Paper. Folio
24,213. Vol. I. 1. Niccola Acciaiuoli, Count of Melfi, Grand Sene^chai
of Sicily [died 1366], to Arrigho degli Spini, Giovanni di Ducco
and Jacopo di Donate Acciaiuoli [died 1356] ; NnpleF, 30 May, s.a.;
with 8ealf f. 1.
J[ 2de Rhoer; Groningen, 81 Aug..
1726. Dutch ; yrith seal. f. 90.
AUectus Roijaaend; Wynegem, 24 Jan.
1727. Dutch; vrith seal, f . 92.
Adr[iaan] van Borssele, Heer tot Gel-
dermalsen; Geldermalsen, 17 Aug.
1727. Dutch. Signed, f. 94.
J. F. de Mauregnault; Hague, 7 Apr.
1737. Dutch, f. 95.
Johan de Mauregnault ; Hague, 10 May,
1744. Dutch, f. 96.
W[illem] van Eenhoom; Maarssen, 2
July, 1755. Dutch ; with seal. f. 98.
Jo6[eph] Jacob Haid[Heyde]; Augsburg,
24 June. 1763. Ger. f. 100.
Johannes Cnperus ; Yollenhove, 30 July,
1773. Dutch, f. 102.
W[outer] van Doeveren ; Leyden, 5 Jan.
1783. Dutch, f. 103.
N[ioolaus] G[uilielmu8] Schroeder; Gro-
ningen, 7 Oct. 1786. Dutch, f. 106.
F[ilips] Semirier; Amsterdam, 9 May,
1788. Dutch, f. 106.
[Gerard] Kuipers ; [circa 1790]. Dutch.
f. 107.
J[ ] Th[omaa] Ross; Batavia, 18
Apr. 1791. Dutch, f. 110.
[Jean Guillaume] De Winter [Admiral] ;
Hague, 22 Yentose, an 3 [12 Mar.
1795]. Fr. f. 111.
[Fre'd^rique Sophie Wilhelmine], Prin-
cesse d'Orange, to Ozias Humphrey;
27 Apr. 1797. Fr. f. 113.
[William V.], Prinoe of Orange, to John
Hoppner, R.A.; London, 22 Aug.
1799. Withseoi. f. 114.
EduardSaiidifort; 12 Sept. 1800. Dutch.
f. 116.
Charles Auguste, Gr[antl] Duo [de Saxe
Weimar; W[eimar], 19 July, 1825.
Fr. f. 117.
Ppeter] G[erard] van Os; Hilversnm,
12 June, 1826. Dutch, f. 118.
Jacob van Ekers ; n.d. Lot. f. 120.
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2. The Grand Seneechul of Sicily [Nicoola Acciaiuoli] to his nephew
the Archbishop of Fatias, referring to his monastery near Florence;
Cesena, Fiiday, 18 Sept. [1355?] ;— and to Jacopo di Donato Acci-
aiaoli ; Aquila, Wednesday, 1 July [1356 ?], ff. 2, 3.
3. Tomaao to Tomaso, Ser Amideo and Benedetto di Ser Guido, in
Florence; Cortona, 28 Jan. 8.a., f. 4.
4. ** Comitissa Altaville " [ Andrei na Acciaioli, wife of Bartolomeo di .
Capoa, Ck>unt of Altavilla] to Donato Acciaiuoli; Morrone, 17 Jan.
9th indiction [1386 ?J. Lot. ; with seal f. 5.
S.Lorenzo di K[arlo] delli Stiozzi to Donato Acciaiuoli; Florence,
11 Jan. 1388 ; with seal, f. 6.
6.KarQlus Yicecomes Mediolani [Carlo Yisconti] to the same; '*in
oampo Abbacie Senensis ;'* 19 Aug. 1389. Lat. f. 7.
7. Guido do Polenta to the same ; Bavenna, 28 Mar. indiction xii. ;
[1389} Lot.; witheeal. f. 8.
8. Obizo da Polenta to the same ; Baveuna, 28 Dec, 8,a, ; with remains
of «0a/, f. 9.
9. Ten letters of Samaritana de Polenta, wife of Antonio della Scala,
of Verona, to the same; Venice, 25 Feb., indiction xiv. [1391],
23 Mar. 1392; with aeaU, f£. 10-19.
10. K[ario ?] Caraozolo [Caraooioli], Marshal of Sioily, to the same ;
26 Oct. MM. ; with seal, f. 20.
11. Lo} sins de Capua, '* Miles," to the same; Bome, 10 May, in-
d]cti<»i ii. [1394], f. 21.
12. FrancLsoo de Missere Loysi de Capua to the same ; n.d., f. 22.
13. Cola d'Ascoli, Chancellor of Pistoia, to the same ; Pistoia, 13 June,
1394, f. 23.
14. Barttolomeo Boochanegra to the same ; Aquila, 2 May, 8.a., f. 24.
IS.Nannes de Strozijs [Strozzi] to Antonio d' Acciaiuoli, Duke of
Athens; " Rechani," 26 July, 1424, f. 25.
16. Lucha di Mesber M. degli Albizi to Forese Saocbetti, Captain of
Cortona; Florence, 31 Dec. 1426, f. 26.
17. Rinaldo degli Albizi [Governor of Florence] to the same ; Florence,
27 Apr. 1427, f. 27.
18. Niccola, Marquis d'Este, to Filippo Maria, Count of Milan ; Ferrara,
1 Dec. 1429. Lai. Imperfect ; restored in a modem hand. With
ffoi. ff. 28, 29.
Id.Sigismundus Pandulfus de Malatestis to the Priori of Florence;
Rimini, 5 Mar. 1448 ; with moJ, f. 30.
20.Sanctu8 de Matthalouis, Neapolitan Captain-General, to Benedetto
Dei, " Comissariujs terre Castel " for Florence ; " Rinzini," 8, 28 Dec,
1452, ff 31, 32.
21. Boriiio, Marquis d'Ebte, Diike of Modena and Beggio: letters
patent: YosasL dal Bari, 8 Jan. 1455. Lat Signed; with seal,
Vellnm. f. 33.
Mas.— 1861. D
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22. Vannea de Medicis, Count and PodesUi of Parma, to the Duke of
Milan; Parma, 17 Nov. 1467. Lai.; with deal. f. 34
23. Lucas de Piotis [Pitti] to Oristoforo de Buglio, of Pisa ; Florence,
26 Apr. 1464, f. 36.
24. Jeronimo ? Saxoferrato to Diecralto de Moritz, Canon of Florence
and Chamberlain to the Pope ; Borne, 11 Jul}', 1472. Lat. ; with bwI.
f. 36.
26. Hercules [d'Este L], Duke of Ferrara. to Jaoobus de Saorato,
his Ambassador at Florence ; Ferrara, 29 Mar. 1473 ; with $eal.
f. 37.
26. Elyonora [daughter of Ferdinand of Aragon, King of Naples, wife
of the preceding] to Nicolo Bendedeo [Benedetto di Deo], Ambits-
sador at Florence; Ferrara, 27 Mar. 1476. Siynedy^jodcountertigned
by Vinoenzio, the secretary, f. 38.
27. Antonio de Forliuio [Friuli] to Nicolo Oipvanni Baldouini, of Flo-
rence; Rome, 6 July, 1477, f. 39.
28. F[rancesco Salviati], Archbishop of Pisa, to the same; Bome,
11 July, 1477 ; with seal, f. 40,
29. Julianns de Medicis to Oirolamo delli Albisi [Albizi] ; Pisa, 2 Oct.
1477, f. 41.
30. Dottore Gregorio to Nicolo, son of Oioyanni Baldouini; Bonsol-
lazo [Bossolasco], 15 July, 1477, f. 42.
31. Gerardus de Aragonia de Appiano, Lord of Piombino, to Lorenso
de' Medici ; Piombino. 24 Sept. 1479, f. 43.
32. Alfonso, Duke of Calabria [afterwards King of Naples], to Nicolo
de' Michelozzi, Chancellor to Lorenzo de' Medici ; Buonconvento,
16 Apr. 1480, Monte Pulciano, 3, 13 Feb. 1486; and to Benedetto
[di Deo], Naples, 5 Nov. 1489 ; seah, flf. 44, 67, 68, 66.
33. Aurante de Ursinis [wife of Leonardo Malaspini, , Marquis of
Gragnola] to the same ; Aquila, 19 Aug. 1480 ; with aeal^ f. 46.
34. to the [Neapolitan ?] Ambassador at Florence ; n.d., f. 46.
36. Fredericus, Duke of Urbino, to Nicolo de' Michelozzi ; Urbino,
26 Jan. 1481 ; with seal, f. 47.
36. Filippo Strozzi e Compagnia ; Naples, 24 Dec. 1481, f. 48.
37. Bobertns de Aragonia de S[anc]to Seyerino, *' Totius Italias oapi-
tanens generalis," to Benedetto Dei; Castronovo, Venice, Padua,
9 Jan. 1482-12 June, 1485 ; with seals, fiF. 49, 61-66.
38. Count Andrea de Bentivoliis to Nicolo [de' Michelozzi}; Bologna,
10 Apr. 1483; — and to Benedetto Dei, Florentine Ambassador at
Milan; Bologna, 22, 29 Apr. 1488, 7 Oct, 28 Nov. 1490, flF. 60, 61,
62, 68, 69.
39. Copy of a public instrument relating to Dopnino Bianohi ; 30 Jan,
1487, f. 69.
40. Statement in favour of Boberto de' Strozzi ; n.d, [1487-1492],
f. 60.
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41. Malateata Saeramoro to Nicolo de' Michelozzi : 14 July, 1488 ; with
mal, L 63.
42. '^ Sunonettus Bodulphi de Balionibos de FeruBio*' [Perugia] to the
same ; Perugia, 10 May, 1489 ; with seed, f. 64.
4:J. FT«aa<9[eflco] Valori to Nioolo de' Michelozzi ; 14 July, 1490, f. 66.
44. Fra Stephano Tabrera ; nA, f. 67.
45. Count Ueiculef^ de Beutiyoliid to Benedetto Dei ; Bologna, 13 Man
3 Juno, 1491, 2, 11, 7 Apr. 1492 ; with aecda, ff. 70, 72, 73, 76, 76.
46. BUticha Bent[ivog]la, Gountets of Rangoni, to the eame ,* Bologna^
22 Mar. 1491 ; with seedy f. 71.
47. Count Andalaus de Bentivoliia to the same ; Bologn€^ 9, 12, 16 Apr.
1492 ; with teaU, ff. 74, 77, 78,
M,814. Vol. II. 1. Maximilian Sfortia, Duke of Milan, to [Margaret
of Savoy] Archduchess of Austria, etc. ; Malines, 10 Oct. 1511. JFV. ;
with Mol, f. 1.
2..Juliano de'Medici^ afterwards Clement YII. ; Home, 23 Apr. 1514.
Signed; with seal, L 2.
3. Leo X« [Giovanni de* Medici] to the Doge and Ancients of Grenoa ;
Borne, 11 Nov. 1514. Lai. Signed by Ja[oomo] Sadoleto [after-
wards Cardinal]. Vellum, f. 3.
4 Petms Fran[cis]cU4 Picholhomini [Lord of Castiglioue and Captain
of the People at Siena] to '' Patritius florentinus Capitaneus terrsd
Montis politiani ;" Siena, 15 Jan. 1516. Signed; with seal. f. 4.
6. Julia YiteUi de Balionibus [Baglioni]; Perugia, 29 Apr. 1517,
f. 6.
6. F[ratBr] Leonardus Bonse, Hospitaller and Abbat of S. Maria Novella
at Florence; Florence, 9 Feb. 1520; with seal, t 7.
7.T8abel]a [daughter of the Prince of Altamura and wife of Fre-
deric IV., Bang of Naples] to Alberto Ben de Deo ; Fei rara, 27 Jan.
1522. Signed; with seal. f. 8.
S.Phil[ippo] Strozzi to Bartolomeo Lanfredini; Lucca, 22 May, 1530;
with seai^ f. 10.
9. [Antonio Brocardo] to Sperone delli Speroni ; Venice, 20 July, 1530,
t 12.
lO.Ferrando Gcnzaga, Duke of AHano, Lieutenant-General of the
Emperor in Italy ; Florence, 22 Aug. 1530. Signed; with seal. f. 14.
ll.Alex[andr]o Vitello to Pietro Bernard!; Castello, 22 Oct. 1588;
with seal, f. 15.
12. [Coono de' Medici] Duke of Florence to Girolamo Aldobrandini di
Bibiena; Floi*enoe, 2 June, 1542. Signed; ynthsecd. f. Hi.
13. Marco di Pippo da Btbbiena, to the Duke of Florence ; enclosed in
the prec-eding: n.d., f. 19.
14. Thomaso di Cecchio to a French minister ?, on afiairs of the Duke
and Duchess of Ferrara; Fei^ara, 28 May, 1548, f. 20.
D 2
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S6 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,814.
15. PietTo Strozi [Marshal of France] to the Due de Montmorenoy ;
MoBtalcino, 8 Feb. 1554. Signed; with seal. f. 24.
16. Heroulea [II. d'Este], Dake of Ferrara, to Claudio Ariosti, at Milan ;
Ferrara, 11 May, 1559, f. 26.
17. Philippe Strozzi, '' Colonnel g^n^ral de Tinfanterie fran9oi8e;"
12 Apr. 1571. Fr. Signed; with seal f. 27.
18. Alfonso [II. d'Este], Duke of Ferrara, to Claudio Ariosti, Ambas-
sador in Venice; Ferrara, 13 Mar. 1565. Signed, f. 28.
19. The Seigniory of Bagusa to Mods, du Feiier, French Ambas-
sador at Venice ; 18 Oct. 15t56 ; with seal, f. 29.
20. Luigi Pico [della Mirandola] to the Queen [of France] ; Mirandola
andBeggio, 24 Jan. 1570, and 31 Aug. 1573. lial. and Fr. Signed;
with seal ff. 31, 45.
21. DeciphermeDt of part of a letter of a Florentine Ambassador at
the Court of Spain, ten^. Philip II. ; n.d., f. 33.
22. Ottavio Famese, Duke of Parma, to Monsieur [Henry of Anjou?] ;
Parma, 20 Oct. 1571. Signed ; with seai. ' f. 86.
23. The same to the King [Charles IX. of France]; Parma, 22 Oct.
1571. Signed; with seal. f. 38.
24. The City of Lucca to the King of France ; Lucca, 20 June, 1573,
f. 40.
25. Alberico Cybo, Pt-incipe di Massa, to [Henri of Anjou] King of
Polanc^ [afterward Heniy III. of France]; Massa, 21 June, 1573.
Signed; with seal. f. 43.
26. Fulvia [wife of Luigi Pico] to the King of France ; Mirandola^
8 June, 1573. Fr. Signed; with seal. f. 47.
27. The Duke and Governors of Grenoa to the King of France ; 12 Nov.
1583; with seal, f. 49.
28. Le Coutin de la Mirandola [Federico Pico] to the same ; Miran-
dola, 12 May, 1588 ; with seal, f. 52.
29. Enea Pii di Savoia to Pio Enea Obizo; Ferrara, 2 Mar. 1589.
With OMiograph postscript and signature ; and with seal. f. 54.
30. Qiovanni Jacomo Ciualeri to the Duchess of Brunswic-Lunen-
burg; Milan, 21 Mar. 1.^^91; with seal, f. 56.
31. [Cardinal Francesco] Sforza, Duke [of Fiano] to Mens, de Villeroi,
Secretary of State; Rome, 22 June, 1613. Signed; with seaL
f. 58.
32. The Duke and Govemoi-s of Genoa tf» the Queen of France ; 7 Mar.
1618; with seal. f. 60.
33. Odoardo Fameue [Dnke of Parma] to the King of France and the
Duke of Orleans; Parma, 13 Nov. 1622, 7 Jan. 1631; with seals,
f. 62.
34. [Antoine] de Paulo, Grand Master of the Knights of Malta, to the
Marquis de Sillery ; Malta, 15 May, 1624, f. 64.
5. Prince Leopoldo [son of Cosmo II. de' Medici, Cardinal in 1667] ;
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 84,214, 24,216.
87
Siena, 3 Nov. 1638, Florence, 18 May, 18 Dec. 1666, 8 Jan., 19 Feb.
1674. Signed, jff. 68, 79, 83, 84, 86.
36. Honorato [Grimaldi II.], Prince of Monaco, to the Chancellor of
Prance; Monaco, 20 May, 1644, 26 July, 1647. Fr. and Ital
Signed : with seal. ff. 70, 73.
37. Aleesandro Strozzi, Bishop of S. Miniato; S. Miniato, 10 Jnly,
1646. f. 71.
38. The people of Naples to the King of France ; 24 Oct. 1647. Copff.
f. 76.
39. [Scipione Gonzaga] Dnke of Sabionetta; Bozzolo, 10 Dec. 1652.
Signed, f. 76.
40. Andrea Abbate de S. Angelo to the Spanish Ambassador ; Brus-
aels, 25 Oct. 1653. Signed, f. 78.
41. Pier Lnigi [Garaffit], Bishop of Tricarioo, to the Dnchess of Boui-
llon; Tricarico, 15 Dec. 1666. Signed, f. 80.
42. Unsigned letter ; Florence, 19 Mar. 1675 ; with seals, f. 87.
43. [Franoesoo Maria] C[ardinal] de* Medici? to Senator Bartolini;
Prafolino, 7 Sept. 1699. Signed, f. 89.
44. Letter unsigned ; n.d, f. 91 .
45. Avemrdo de' Medici to Count Stratico, of Padua; Florence, 2 Aug.
1793, f. 92.
M,SU. Okioixal letters of Italian litterati and artists ; 1474-184.'f.
The writeis are —
Lnigi Palci; Florence, 7 June, 1474,
tl.
Jffamnus Craasus; n.d. Lot. Partly
Agnolo PoHtiano; 6 Apr. 1485, f. 3.
Heimolaiu Barbarus [afterwards Patri-
arch ci Aqnileia] ; Milan, 9 kal. Nov.
[24 Oct.] 1488. Ijot Copy. f. 4.
Joannes Babadinus de Arientis; Bo-
logna, 10, n May, 1488, 30, 12 Apr.,
10 Jane, 1491, 23 Mar. 1492, ff. 5, 6,
10-14.
Bartholomeos Chalons [Secretary to the
Dnke of Milan] ; Milan, 27 Oct. 1488,
17.
Baldns de Bartolinis de Pernsia, Utr.
Jnr. Doet ; Pemgia, 28 Sept, 11 Apr.
1489: with saoZ, ff. 8, 9.
Giovanni Yettorio Soderini; Bologna
and Florence, 7 Sept 19 Oct, 8 Nov.
1515, «: 15, 16, 17.
L[onn]so Ghapponi ; aooonnt of cannon
baOs supplied to the Pope; 1516, f. 18.
D[od] Tincenzo [Borghini] to Giorgio
Vasari ; [20 Jnne, cirm 1570], f. 19.
[Joannes Baptists] Saccus [Sncchi] ;
Milan, 6 kal. Dec [27 Not.] 1618.
Lai. f. 21.
GfiBsar Cremonina; Padua, Jnly, 1619.
Lot f.2S.
Niccolo deir Antelli ; Florence, 18 Feb.
1620, f. 24.
Angelas de filiis Lynoeus [t.e. of the
Accademiade*Lincei];n.<I. Lai, f.25.
Cardinal F[rance8oo] Barberino to
P^ Sirmond and others; Borne
and Avignon, 27 Ang. 1627-18 Ang.
1671. XatandJtoZ. Signed; with
seals, ff. 28. 33, 36, 38, 40, 43, 48-^,
85.
Giorgio Belli; Padua, 8 May, 1628,
f. 30.
J p to [H.] Dn Pay ; Venice,
31 Ang. 1628 ; with seal, f. 81.
Laurentius Pignorins; Padua, viL IiL
[9] Mar. 1680. Lai. f. 35.
Don Benedetto Gastelli ; Rome, 8 Jan.
1639, f. 42.
Cardinal Antonio Barberini; 9 Jan.
1647. f. 45.
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ADDITIONA.L MSS., 24,216^24,217.
Qio[yanni] Lanfranoo; Naples, 23 Api'.
1641, f. 46.
Joannes Baptista Biodolus, Jesuit; Bo-
logna, 24 Keb. 1655. LaJt. f. 57.
Lorenzo Castelli; Borne, 18 Mar. 1662,
f. 59.
Vincenzo ViYiani ; Florence, 8, 20 Feb.,
15 Mar. 1664, £f. 61, 68, 65, 75.
Don Famiano Mibhelini; Florence, 14
Nov., 15 Deo. 1664, ff. 67, 69.
Oiovanni Alfonso Borelli; Pisa. 21 Deo.
1665. f. 71.
Daniello Bartoli [Jesuit] ; Borne, 10 Jan.
1667. f. 72.
Giacomo Domenico Gassini : observations
of a lunar eclipse, 26 May, 1668, and
Montpelier, 25 May, 1701 ; with moZ,
ff. 77, 80, 103.
Geminiano Montanari ; Bolrtgna, 10, 31
Mar. 1671. ff. 82, 88.
Domenico Bettini; Ferraro, 29 Aug.
1675, f. 87.
Andrea Scacciati [painter]; Leghorn,
1 Dec. 1677, f. 88.
Gio[vanni] Cinqui; Borne, 8 Apr. 8.a.,
f. 90.
Fran[oes]eo Lera, Jesuit; Brescia, IS
Nov. 1681. f. 91.
Benedetto Avemni ; Piaa. 31 Jan. 1683,
f. 92.
Maroello Malpighi; Cortioella. 20 Oct.
1690, f. 94.
Paper. Folio.
Gio[vanni] M[ari> Ciooohi ; Leghorn, 8
Feb. 1696, f. 96.
Gioseppe Passari; with a drawing; 8
Oct. 1698, f. 97.
Ottaviano Maria Dandini; Borne, 20
Feb. 1699, f. 98.
Dr. Giulio Boocone; 14 Sept 1699,
f. 100.
Benedetto Luti; Borne, 19 Mar. 1701.
f. 102
Filippo M[aria] Galletti ; Borne, 21 Jan.
1707, f. 105.
Francesco Algarotti ; Florence, 28 Nov.
1783, f. 107.
Antonio D'Este; Borne. 15 Nov. 1810,
and Naples, 9 Mar. «.a., ff. 109,
110.
Bafiaele Morghen; [Florence], 29 Feb.
1820, f. 111.
[Count] L[eopoldo] Cicognara ; 11 Apr.
•.a., f. 113.
Domenioo Cimarosa : fragment of a song,
music and words ; with attestation by
his son Paolo, dated Naples, 2 Deo.
1845, f. 114.
Pasquinades on Pope Pius lY. [Giovanni
Angelo de' Medici, 1559-1565]. LaL
and Jeol. verse, f. 116.
Girolamo Porti ; Ode to Francesco Buti ;
[ctroa 1640], f. 120.
Notes on antiquities at Yerona; n.c2. f.
125.
24,216. 1 . Scenes from *' Aloeo," a pastoral poetu in Italian blank vente, f. 1.
2. Three Italian oansoni, f. 11.
3. *• Delle ordinanze de* Bomani :" translated from Vegetius, ** De Arte
Militaria," Book II. ; attributed, in a modern note, to [Cnstoforo]
Landini, f. 12.
4. '' Espofiitione sopra il 8on[etto] del Petraroa Yoj oh' ascoltate ;'' tho
first of the sonnets in " Vita di Lanra," f. 19.
6, Letter from Giovanni Battista Gnarini to tbe Marchese del Vasto
[Viceroy of Sicily] ; n.d. Ital. Pirinted in Agostino Michele's edi-
tion of his letters ; 1615. f. 32.
Paper ; xvnth oent. Fdio.
24,217. Original letters relating to Spain and Portugal ; 1463-1819;
viz. : —
l.Juana, Queen of Aragon, to the^King of France; 17 Apr. 1463.
Catalan, Signed; with «ea/. f. X.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,217—24,219. 39
3. [Diego Spinola] Cardinal of Sigueii9a to the King of France;
Madrid, 3 May, 1669. Span, Signed, f. 3.
3. [Ferdinand Alvarez de Toledo] Dnke of Alva to the same ; BnisBels,
8 Apr. 1670. Fr. Signed, f. 6.
4. Don Juan [of Austria, Governor of the Netherlands]; Xamur,
1 Aug. 1677. Span. Signed, f. 9.
6. Oaterina [heiress of the throne of Portugal, wife of John, Duke of
Bragan9a] to the King of France ; Almeirim, 12 Apr. 1680. Port.
Signed; with «eal. f. 13.
6. [Antonio, Prior of Crato, self-styled] King [of Portugal] to the
Queen of France; Rochelle, 13 July [l.-)82]. Port. ; with seal. f. 16.
7. [Philip m. of Spain] to the King of France; Valladolid and
Aranda, 14Feh. 1606, 8 Aug. 1610. Span. Signed; with seats, ff. 18, 21.
8. [Philip V. of Spain] ; Madrid, 16 Aug. 1707. Span. Signed; with
seal. f. 24.
9. Maria Emelia Portocarrero ; Madrid, 26 Oct. 1766. Fr. f. 27
la [Joeeph Nicholas d'] Aiara ; Borne, 17 Aug. 1796. Fr. f. 80.
11. [Emmanuel de Godoy] el Principe de la Paz ; Madrid, 1 Sept. 1806.
I^n. Signed, f. 33.
12. Certificates, etc, with official signatures; 1809-1812. Span.
ff. 36-67.
13. [Juan Antonio] Llorente; Paris, 26 Aug. 1814. Fr. f. 69.
14. [Pedro de Souza Holstein] Conde de Palmella ; London, 30 Oct.
1819. Ptni. t 61.
15. Antonio [Quiroga] ; 1 Apr. [1830-1833]. Span. f. 64.
Paper. Folio.
24,218. Miscellaneous autographs, viz. : —
l.MarcuB Velserus [Welser] to Denis Petau; Augsburg, 24 Sept.
1611, prid. kal. .Mar. [29 Feb.], 17 Nov. 1612, 9 Feb. 1613. Lot.
£ 1-7.
2. Ernest, Dake of Saxe-Julich, Cloves, and Bergh ; Gotha, 8 Aug.
1644. Ger. Signed ; with seal. f. 9.
3. Leopold William, Archduke of Austria, Governor-General of the
Netherlands; Brussels, 31 Mar. 1664« Oer. Signed ; with seal. f. 12.
4. Leopold, Count Sohonbom, Yice-Chancellor 6f the Empire, to the
Prince of Wales; Vienna, 16 Deo. 1717, 20 Dec. 1719, 6 Dec. 1721.
Ger. Signed, ff. 16-26.
5. Erie Magnus Stael von Holstein, Swedish Ambassadot in France ;
Pkria, 1 Jan. 1778. Swed. f. 29.
«.F. T. Schmidt; VVahren in Mecklenburg, 14 Feb. 1801. Ger. f. 32.
Paper. Folio.
2i219. 1. *' ABRiG± de la Regie Des Carmelites," followed by an ac-
count of the admission of Madame Louise [daughter of Louis XY.
of France] into the order [11 Apr. 1770J, f. 1.
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40 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,219— 24,8M.
2. " Oraison funebre k la mort de la tr^ auguste imperatrioe Marie
Th^rese, Beine d'hongrie et de Boheme," etc., tranalated by B
L A from the Italian of Deodato 'J'urobi, Bisbop of Pai-ma ;
1781, f. 9.
:$. Translation into French of two homilies of Bisbop Turohi ; 1790,
1793, ff. 26, 37.
4. '* Analyse da livre de St. Angiistin de la Grace et dn Libre
Arbitre," f. 43.
Paper. Folio.
24.220. *' KooLLE des droictz d'escurye de Nosseigneurs des Comptes,
Prezidens, M** CorrecteurM, Auditeurs et autres officiers de la
Chambre des dits Comptes du Boy notre Sire a Paris :" a statement
i)f the fees paid to them by " Jehan Bardeau, Beoenenr et payeur du
faict et despense des dits escuryes,'* on AH Saints' Day [1 Nov.]
1604 ; with their several signatures. Vellum. Quarto.
24.221. 1. Letter of W[illiam] Dover, President of Buenos Ayres, to
the Prince of Wales, sending productions of the country ; 13 Jan.
1716, f. 1.
2. Dr. Maloolm Flem} ng to and to J. Nourse, the bookseller ;
Biigg, 22 Nov. 1756, 30 Jan. 1766, ff. 3, 4.
3. Joseph Fenn to J. Nourse ; Trinity College, Dublin, 20 Mar. 1781, f. 6.
4. Signature of Bobert Benton to two bills of exchange on the
Ordnance Office at Kingston, Jamaica; 20, 22 Apr. 1782, ff. 8, 9.
6. Lieut.-Ghjneral J. 6. Simcoe, late Grovemor of St. Domingo, to
the Audit Office; Honiton, 25 Aug. 1799, f. 10.
6. Major-General G. W. Vansittart to the Secretary to the Audit Office ;
Ballina, oo. Mayo, 4 Dec. 180(1 [6 Feb. 1807], ff. 12, 14,
7. Peter Hardy to N. Gundiy, on the use of false weights and other
abuses in the parish; Enfield, 2, 24 Apr. 1814, ff. 16, 18, 19. Pre-
sented by Sir Walter 0. Irevelyan, Bart,
Paper. Folio.
24,222-24,248. Minutes of proceedings on the trial of Warren
Blastings, Governor-General of Bengal; copied from shorthand
notes by Mr. Joseph Gumey; 1788-1796. The speeches have been
printed in *' Speeches of the Managers and Counsel in the Trial of
Warren Hastings," edited by E. A. Bond, Assistant Keeper of the
MSS. of the British Museum, for the Lords Commissioners of the
Trea*4ury, 1869-1861 ; and a detailed aooount of the evidence is given
in " A History of the Trial of Warren Hastings," London, 1796, from
which the numberiugs of the days, nhcn not expresfted in the MS.,
are taken. Twenty-seven volumes. Paper. Folio. The contents of
the volumes are as follows : —
24.222. Vol. I. Proceedings c n the 3rd to the 8th days of the trial ;
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 24,283—84,880. 41
15, 16, 18, 19, 2% 25 Feb. 1788 ;— opening speeches of the Bt Hon.
Edmund Bnrke, the Bt Hon. Charles James Fox, and Charles
[afterwards Earl] Qrey4 Hampers.
24,888. Vol. U. Copy of a portion of Burke's opening speech, revised
hy himaeif.
21224. Vol. III. 9th to 13th days; 26, 28, 29 Feb., 10, 11 Apr.
1788; — eTidence, eie.y and speeches of John [afterwards ISir John]
Aostrather, Manager, and Bnrke, on the first charge.
24.225. Vol. IV. 16th to 20th days; 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29 Apr. 1788;—
evidence, ete,^ on the second charge.
24.226. Vol. V. 2l8t to 26th days; 30 Apr., 1, 6, 7, 8 May, 1788 ;—
evidence, «<c., on the second charge.
24.887. Vol. VI. 26th to 31st days ; 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, 30 May, 1788 ;-
evidence, eic., on the second charge.
84.888. Vol. Vll. 32nd to 35th days; 3, 6, 10, 13 June, 1788 ;~
speeches of Bichard Brinsley Sheridan, Manager, on the second
charge.
84.889. Vol. VHl. [36th and 38th to 40th days]; 21, 26 Apr.,
5, 7 May, 1789 ; — Burke's speech on the sixth [seventh and four-
teenth] charges.
24400. Vol. IX. [41st, 43rd to 45th days]; 12, 20, 21, 27, 28 May,
1789; — evidence, eic,^ on the same charges.
24JSL Vol. X. [46th to 49th, 51st, 53rd and 54th (caUed in the MS.
53rd) days]; 10, 11, 17, 24 June, 2, 7, 8, July, 1789 ;— evidence,
eie., on the same charges.
94,238. Vol. XI. 54th to 57th, 60th and 61st days [numbered in the
History, 55th to 60th] ; 16, 18, 23, 25 Feb., 22, 27 Apr. 1790 ;—
Anstrntlier's speech on the same charges, and evidence.
24,233. Vol. XII. [61st to 66th days] 29 Apr., 4, 11, 18, 20 May,
2 June, 1790;— evidence, etc., on the same charges.
MJOL Vol. XTTT. 66th, 67th [numbered in the History 67th, 68th, and
69th to 72nd] days; 7, 9 June, 1790, 23, 25, 27, 30 May, 2 June,
1791 ; — Bpeedhes of Fox in summary of the same charges ; Andrew
St. John and Sir James Erskine St. Glair on the fourth charge.
Managers ; address of Warren Hastings in defence, and evidence,
e(c, on the fourth charge.
24,285. Vol. XIV. 73rd to 75th days; 14, 17, 21 Feb. 1792 ;— speech
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of Sdwurd Law [afterwards Lord EUenborouj^hJ in opening the
24.236. Vol. XV. [76th to 80th days] ; 23, 29 Feb., 1 Mar., 24, 26 Apr.
1792;— speech of Thomas Plumer [afterwards Master of the Bolls]
in defence upon the first charge.
84.237. Vol. XVI. [86th to 91st days] ; 16, 22, 23, 30 May, 6, 7 June,
1792 ; — evidence, etc., for the defence on the first charge.
24.238. Vol. XVIL [92nd to 94th days]; 9, 11, 12 June, 1792;—
speech of Robert Dallas [afterwards Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas] in defence upon the first charge.
24.239. Vol. XVIII. [96th and 96tli days]; 15, 19 Feb.. 1793;—
Law's speech in defence upon the second charge.
24.240. Vol. XIX. [97th to 106th days]; 20, 26, 27, 28 Feb.. 1, 2
Mar., 12, 18, 20 Apr. 1793 ;— address of Hastings, evidence, et4i,, for
the defence on the second charge.
84.241. Vol. XX. [106th to 109th days] ; 26, 30 Apr.. 2, 6 May, 1793 ;
— Plumer's speech in the defence, and evidence, etc., on the second
charge.
24.242. Vol. XXL [110th to 113th days]; 9, 16, 17, 24 May, 1793;—
speeches of Dallas on the sixth, seyenth, and fourteenth charges,
and address of Hastings.
24.243. Vol. XXIL [114th to 115th days]; 26, 27, 28 May, 1793 ;—
evidence, etc., on the fourtb charge, and Hastings* summary of the
defence.
24.244. Vol. XXIIL [118th to 124th days] ; 13, 26, 27 Feb., 1 Mar.,
7, 9, 14 Apr. 1794 ; — ^arguments respecting the examination of
Philip [afterwards Sir Philip] Francis ; — evidence of [Charles] Mar-
quis Comwallis, etc., in reply to the defence.
24.245. Vol. XXIV. [125th to 129th days] ; 16, 28, 29 Apr., 6, 6 May,
1794 ; — evidence, etc., in reply to the defence ; address of Hastings.
24.246. Vol. XXV. [130th to 136th days] ; 8, 12, 14, 20, 21, 23, 27 May,
1794; — speeches of Grey, in o^ply, on the first charge, of Sheridan
on the second, of Fox on the sixth, seyenth, and fourteenth, and of
Michael Angelo Taylor on the fourth charge.
24.247. Vol. XXVI. [137th to 14l8t days] ; 28, 30 May, 3, 5, 7 June,
1794; — Burke's speech in reply to the general defence.
24.248. Vol. XXVII. 143rd to 147th [or 145th to 149th] and last
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,849—94,387. 43
d»j8; 11, 12, 14, 16 June, 1794, and 23 Apr. 1795 ;— continiiation
of Burke's general reply, and aocount of the Toting on the verdict.
91.949. ** Index to the Printed Evidence adduced by the Managers of
the Houee of Commons in support of the Impeachment against
Warren Hastings Esquire ; of the Evidence by his Counsel in De-
fenoe; and of the Evidence brought by the Managers in reply
thereto ;** being an index to the minutes of evidence, printed by
authority during the progress of the trial; 1788-1795. Paper.
Folio.
94.950. Akothsr index of the same minutes of the evidence at the trial
of Warren Hastings, arranged from the preceding. Paper. Folio.
94,90. " Draft Index to the Minutes of Trial [of Warren Hastings]
taken in short hand by Mr. Joseph Gumey — together with corre-
sponding references to the Printed Minutes,'' referring to the same
printed books as the preceding, as well as to Add. MSS. 94,999-
94,948. Paper. Folio.
91,959. AnffTRACT index to the evidence of witnesses in the tiial of
Warren Hastings, with references to the printed minutes, preceded
by an alphabetical index of the names of witnesses. Paper. Folio.
944US. Draft of part of the contents of the preceding volume, by Mr.
Gumey. [See f. 40 b.] Paper. Folio.
944M4. *^ A CHRONOLOGICAL list of the Papers and documents contained
in the Minutes of Evidence adduced upon the Impeachment of
Warren Hastings Esq' from Session 1788 to Session 171)4 both in-
duaively — To which is added a li^t of the witnesses examined
during the continuance of the said Impeachment ;" with references
to the printed minutes. The dates of the papers are 1698 to 1792.
Paper. Folio.
94J66. ^ A Chrohologioal List of the Papers and Documents contained
in the Appendix to the [Printed] Minutes of Evidence adduced upon
the Impeachment of Warren Hastings Esq'." The dates of the
papers are 1762 to 1792. Paper. Folio.
94,956. A RBViSBD copy of the preceding list, with references arranged
under the heads of " Prosecution," " Defence," and " Beply." Paper.
FoUo.
91,967. Syllabus of the evidence on the first article of the charge
against Warren Hastings, relating to Cheyt Sing, Hajah of Benares,
arranged in parallel oolnmnK under the heads of '* Prosecution "
and ** Defence," and further subdivided into ** Article [of charge] "
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and '* Evidence " in the one, and " Answer " and ** Evidence " in the
other. Paper. Folio.
24,268. Draft of the preceding. Paper. Folio.
24.259. Syllabus of the evidence on the second article of the charge
against Warren Hastings, relating to the Begums of Oude, arranged
in parallel columns under " Prosecution" and " Defence." Paper.
Folio.
24.260. Abridgment of *the evidence on the second article of the
charge. Paper. Folio.
24.261. ** Analysis of the Evidence upon the Second Aiticle" of the
charge, with references to the printed minutes, corrected apparently
for printing. Paper. Folio.
24.262. 1. Abstract of evidence respecting the second article of the
charge, f. 1 b.
2. Draft of the preceding, f. 16 b.
3. Draft of syllabus of evidence on the ^cond charge, following the
same arrangement as 24,269, 24,261, f. 41.
Paper. Folio.
24,268. Drafts of abstracts of the evidence produced on the fourth
article of the charge against Warren Hastings, relating to contracts.
Paper. Folio.
24,264. Drafts of abstracts of the evidence on the sixth, seventh^
and fourteenth articles of the charge, relating to receiving pre-
feents, to the revenues of lands, and to the viziers. Paper. Folio.
24,266. Copy of remarks of Philip [afterwards Sir Philip] Francis,
late member of the Supreme Council of Calcutta, on the speeches
of Mr. Law, in opening the general defence ; Mr. Plumer, in opening
the defence to the first article; and Mr. Dallas, in summing up evi-
dence in defence on the same article, with reference to the minutes.
There are a few marginal notes in a different hand. Paper. Folio.
24.266. Minutes of the proceedings of the Committee of Managers
for the House of Commons at the trial of Warren Hastings ; 6 Dec.
1787-27 May 1791. Paper. Folio.
24.267. ** Index to the 4th Volume of the Parliamentary Reports on the
Afiairs of the East India Compa[ny] from the Select Committee,
Appointed to take into consideration The State of the Adminis-
tration of Justice in the Provinces of Bengal, Bahar, and Orissa.
Printed in the year 1783." Paper. Quarto.
24.268. " Extracts from the Pjoceedings of the Committee of Revenue,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,269—24,274. 45
Tvspectingfthe disturbances at] Rungpore;" 6 Feb. 1783-25 Mar.
17B4; with autograph marginal notes by Edmund Burke. Vol. II.
Paper. Folio.
S4J69, 24,270. *' Collectanea Cantiana : or Hints and Helps ...
towards h Natural History of .the County of Kent : after the Model
of the Learned and Curious Doct' Plot's Histories of Oxfordshire
and Staffordshire ... by me Thomas Ansten, M.A., vicar of AU-
ballowB in Hoo . . . and formerly minor canon of Eochester;"
ormtaining liotes on natural history and antiquities, collected from
Tari<»us books and other sources, and, in the second volume, copies
of poems and a few astrological schemes and notes. Vols T. and III.
dated 1759 and 1767. At the end of the first volume are a table of
contents, and catalogues of printed books and MSS. relating to the
history of Kent. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
S4,29L ^'Bf^istbo di tutte le Lettere scritte nel mdgxvji da Mon-
idgnor [Guide] Bentivoglio, Arcivesoovo di fiodi, Nunzio di Francia,
idl'Dl"* Big** Cardinal [Scipio Caffarelli] Borghese, nipote della
aantita' di N* S' Papa Paolo V [Camillo Borghese] : dedicate a S. E.
il Sig. Girolamo Zenobio, Conte del Sacro Rom"* Imp** ;" by Niccol^
Binaldi; 10 June, 1736. The letters are dated from 12 Oct. 1616
to 31 Jan. 1621. Paper. Folio.
M^STS. ** Inpxx Epifloopalis ; or a Chart of English EpiHoopacy : ex-
hibiting the regular Succession of the Archbishops and Bishops of
the Provinces of Canterbury and York, from the Revolution in
1688 to the present time. Together with their bucceseive Dignities
and Preferments, and their respective Monumental Inscriptions.
Ipswich : 1822 ;" by the Rev. James Ford, of Ipswich ; with a dedi-
cation to William Layton, Rector of S. Matthew, Ipswich ; an index
of sees at the beginning, and an index of names at the end. At
f. 352 is a letter from J. Wilson to the author, with a copy of the
epiUph of Nicholas Stratford, Bishop of Chester; dated 15 July,
1823 ; with seal. Paper. Folio.
i4JRrS. ^ A TREWE Relacion of the Treason and Massacre executed by
the Papists of Valtellina [Orisons] vpon them of the Reformed
Religion," in the year 1620; by a "Preacher in some of the Re-
formed churches of the said Valteline." [See preface.] A somewhat
different version, evidently from the same [Italian ?] original, is
printed as an addition to Foxe's ** Acts and Monuments," in the edi-
tion of 1630, VoLIII. Paper; in vellum binding, stamped with
the royal arms of England. Folio.
Mjnr4. Lbctjomary according to the Roman use, for the Sundays and
festivals throughout the year, and for occasional services. Lat,
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46 ADDITIONAL MSS., H«f6--S4,277.
Vellum ; late xvth cent. ; in double oelnmns, with rubiicated head-
ings, an illuminated border to the first page and miniature, and
illuminated initials ; by an Italian hand. In the original binding of
wooden sides, covered with leather richly tooled. Folio.
24,276. 1. Form of oommiiision of James YI. of Scotland to Alezandel*
[Seton] Lord Urquhart, and others, for executing the duties of the
Exchequer ; with instructions, form of oath, etc, ; 19 Jan. 1595, f. 1.
2. Copies of similar commissions ; 29 Dec. 1597, 13 June, 1608. LcU*
ff. 5 b, 7.
8. Begulations to be observed in managing the King's rents in Soot-
land ; Oct. 1610; f 9.
4. '* Ten Reasons to induce the Parliament 1622 to grant to the king
a large subsidie, by doctor Willets,** £ 9 b.
5. Various orders and instructions relating to the Exchequer; 1596-^
1634, f. 11.
6. " Ane breviat accompt of the Revenue of Scotland .... and hoW
the same is collected," etc., f. 1 7.
7. *' Ane account of the Eevenue, as the same is counted for in the
proppertie Shirreff and Burrow Roll, with what is resting preceeding
Whitsonday 1660 ;" arranged under counties, with a summary at
the end, f. 19.
8. Minutes of proceedings of the Court of Exchequer at Edinburgh ;
30 July, 1656-24 July, 1657. Imperfed. f. 44.
9. Memoranda of grants of land from the crown, produced at the
Exchequer, f. 56.
Paper; XTiith cent Folio.
24.276. Register of the production of grants of Church lands in Scot-
land, in the times of James YI. and Charles I., in accordance with a
proclamation of the Commissioners of "his highnes [Cromwell]
court of Exchequer" in Feb. 165^; Edinburgh, 8 Mar.-17 Oct
1656, Paper ; belonged to Robert Bruce Boswell in 1855. Folio.
24.277. Copies of papers relating to the i eventte of Scotland, ffiz, : —
1. "The Estate of the Kings proper Rents [in Scotland] in the year
1602 Compared with the estate of the same in the year 1605,"
ff. 1, 3.
2. The values of monasteries in Scotland, with names of founders, etc,, f. 7.
3. Register of crown lands in Scotland, arranged under counties, with
the names of tenants; 1689-1691, f 16.
4. Notes of rents of crown lands, arranged under counties, and subdi-
vided into "blenchis,** "fews," and "wards," from the "blenchis
book" of 1450, 1600, and from rolls of 1630-1638 ; with entries of
later dates, f. 113.
Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 24,27«-84,887. 47
M,ST8. Copies of writs of siimmoss and prorogation of Parliament
from 18 Hen. III. to 6 Hen. VIII., by Ricl^rd St. George, Norroy;
1606. Autograph. Paper, It belonged to Peter Le Neve, Norroy,
in 1710. The arma of 11. St. George occur on a book-plate at the
beginning, and are stamped on the cover. Folio.
M^Sfn. Album of Johannes Christophorus Stollius, of Bavensburg, con-
taining autograph inscriptions of professors and students at Tubin-
gen, Marburg, Altorf [Wiirtemberg], Giessen, Strasburg, Bourges,
etc.; with coats of arms and a few paintings ; 1612-1621. Paper ;
in original stamped leather binding, with gaufered edges. Duo-
decimo.
S44nO. Dkr Benner, by Hugo von Trimburg ; consisting of satirical
stories in verBe^ composed at the beginning of the xivth cent. Ger.
See " Oeschichte der Komischen Litteratiir," by C. F. Flogel, vol. iii.
p. 11. Paper ; xvth cent. In wooden boards, covered with stamped
leather, with brass bosses. Folio.
2i,881-S4,28S. '*Thie Interpreter or lHX)ke containing the Signifi-
cation of Words," by Dr. John Cowell. The printed work, ed. 1637,
interleaved with notes and additions by Sir Boger Twysden, Bart.
Three volumes. Paper. Quarto.
M,2M. AiiPHABFricAL list of poble families of Venice, *' cioe de quelli
chi uanno a H conscglii ;" with notices of their origin, etc, and
with their arms in colours ; preceded by notices and lists of persons
and families distinguished by connection with state offices at parti-
cular periods from the xiith to the beginning of the xvith cent.
lial. Imperfect at the beginning. The copy in Add. MS. 18,659
contains much of what is wanting. Paper; svith cent. In the
ancient binding, having the arms of Paul Petau stamped on the
covers. Quarto.
ThefoOawiug Nos., St^286^MfilZ, were purchated from Dr. H. Oauntlett.
M4t85. ** 8. Ei^HA al Calvario, Oratorio a 6* voci Del Sig' Pietro
Metastasio, Musica Del Sig* Pasquale Anfossi :" full vocal and
inatnunental score. Paper; xviiith cent. From the library of
Charles Hatchett. Oblate Quarto.
t4,286. •* La Madre de Maccabei, Oratorio a 4*» [voci]," by Pasquale
Anfoflsi ; full score. Paper. From the library of Charles Hatchett.
OUate Quarto.
MJE87. **Beat08 Vir [Ps. 112] a 5 voci conoertato oon stromenti del
Nicolo Piocini ;" full score. Paper; xviiith cent. Oblate Quarto.
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48 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,288—24,296.
24.288. Musical compositions to words in Eoclesiastioal Sclawnic, wz,:-^
1. ** Psalmum 51 Pomilna mya Bozbe [Have mercy upon me O Ood] ; a
4 Yooi concertanti con aoc[o]mpagnemento di 8 viole violoncello et
Basso, Del Sig" Giuseppe Sarti Maestro Di capello Milano " [at St.
Petersburg], f. 1.
2. " Eontsert Socliineniya Berezovskaja ;* a Concerto on Ps. Ixxi.
V. 9-13 ; by Maxim Berezovsky, composer to the Empress Catha-
rine II., arranged for four voices, f. 97.
Paper ; xviuth cent. Oblate Quarto.
24.289. " Messa a Otto voci, in due Cori distinti, Del Sig' Angiolo
Tarchi, Maestro del Conservatorio della Piet^ Di Napoli ;" full score
of the "Kyrie" and "Gloria.** Lai. Paper; xvinth cent. Folio.
24.290. 1. " Salve Begina k due [voci] Del Sig' Gaettano Latilla ;"
score with instrumental accompaniment, f. 1 .
2. '' Miserere [Ps. 51] " by the same, for four voices with instrumental
accompaniment, f. 37.
Paper ; xviiith cent. A note by Vincent Novello on f. 1 states that
the MS. was given to him by Domenico Dragonetti. Oblate Quarto.
24.291. " Lamentazxone Prima [Lam. Jei*. I. v. 1-5] che si Canta il
Merooldi Santo, Miserere; ambi Del Sig' Gregorio Allegri, con
altri tre Misereri di Pietro Guglielmi [f. 89], Giovanni Costanzi
[f. 73] e Nicola Zingarelli [f. 105], Maestri della Venerabile Cap-
pella Vaticana;*' vocal score with pianoforte accompaniment, as
prepared for the press by "Giovanni Jubilli, Professore della
sudetta Cappella." Paper ; xviiith cent Oblate Quarto.
24.292. ^ Stabat Mater di [Pasquale] Cafaro [maestro di Cappella at
Naples];" dedicated to [Ferdinand IV.] King [of Naples]; full
score. Paper : xixth cent. Oblate Qaarto.
24.293. CoLLEcrioN of Psalms and Motetts for one, two, and three
voices, with Ba^so Continue, and with words in Latin and Italian ;
many of them, and probably all, by Henri Dumont [see Add.
29,379], Chapel Master to Louis XIV. of France, whose name occurs
at f. 24; composed drca 1660. Paper; xviiith cent Formerly be-
longing to Bichard Henman, and subsequently to the Bev. John
Parker, whose book-plate is on f. 1. Folio.
24.294. '* Anthem taken out of the o5th Psalm. Composed by BeV
Mr. Phocian Henley ;" beginning, * Hear my prayer 0 God ;" score
lor voices and stiings. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
24,296. Compositions by Ferdinand Bertoni [Chapel Master at the
Ctjiiservatorio de' Mendicanti at Venice], viz. ;—
1.'* Miserere [Ps. ol] a quattro Voci con Strnmenti," with names of
the hingers to each part, f. 2.
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2. ** Miserere k quattro voci . . . Tanno 1754 ;' also with names, f. 53.
3.*^ Dies irsd a quatro Ooucertato oon Stromenti e Trombe/'
f. 113.
Paper; XTiiith cent. Given to Vincent Novello by Domenico
Dragonetti. See f. 113. Oblate Quarto.
ii296. 1. " Bkatus uir [Ps. 112] k piu Voci Con VV [violini], Oboe,
eTrombe; alia Palestina ; di Carlo Cotumacci." f. 1.
2. " Messa k cinque Voci con ripieni VVni [Tiolini] Obo^, Trombe, e
Violetta ;" by the same : containing only the ** Kyrie " and " Gloria,"
£ 10.
3.'*Mottetto Cantemus Domino [Exod. xv. 1, 2], 4 6 Voci. Del
[Matteo] Simonelli,*' vocal score, f. 76.
i. ** Seguenza di Pasqua. Victime Pascali. Di Matteo Simonelli, Can-
tore della Cappella Pontificia ;" score for four voices, f. 92.
Paper ; xyint)i cent. Oblate Quarto.
24,287. 1. ^' MissA a quattro voci Con Stramenti. Del Sig" Antonio
Lotti ;** consisting of the ** Kyrie" and " Gloria," f. 1.
2. " Prendi quel ferro, 6 Barbaro. Del Sig' D. Leonardo Leo :" score
for one voice and strings, followed by the separate parts for first and
second violins, f. 41.
Paper ; xyinth cent. Oblate Quarto.
24,298. Compositions to Laiin words, by Giuseppe Valente, Chapel
Master at Naples, viz. : —
1. ** Domine ad adjuvandum [Pa. 69]. A 4** Voci eon piu stromenti
Obbligati," f. 2.
2. ** Dixit [Dominus, Ps. 109] a 4° Voci [con stromenti]," f. 16.
3. " Laudato Pueri [Ps. 112] a 4° Voci [con stromenti]," f. 110.
4.**L«tatiis Sum [Ps. 121] a 4 Voci [con stromenti]," f. 140.
5.'*Nifli Dominns [Ps. 126] a 8 Voci [con stromenti]," f. 166.
6.** Magnificat a 4** Voci [con stromenti]," f. 182.
Paper ; XYinth cent. Oblate Quarto.
24,289. *'Cuii invocarem [Ps. 4] a 4 Voci. Del Big' D. Giuseppe
Valenti, Maestro di Capella Napolitano ;" full score. Lat, Paper ;
XYinth cent. Oblate Quarto.
24,200. CoMFOSiTioiiB by Giuseppe Valente; vdth different settings
from those in Add. 24,298. viz. ;—
l.** Dixit [Dominus] a 5* Voci con piu stromenti," f. 2.
2. "Ni^i Dominus a 4° Voci," f. 42.
3. '*Confitebor tibi [Ps. 110] a 8 Voci," f. 62.
4. ** Magnificat a 4* Voci," f. 98.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Oblate Quarto.
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50 ADDITIONAL MSB., 84,301-24,310.
24,301, 24,302. "La Vera Coaianza. In Boma, 1776, Nel Teatra
Delle Damme. Mosioa Del Sig~ Fasquale Anfossi :" an opera in
three acts ; full score. Two volumes. Paper ; xvnith cent. From
the library of Charles Hatohett. Oblate Quarto.
24.303. [L'Andbomaca] '» Opera del Sig" Francesco Feo 1730," in three
acts; full score. Paper; xyiutb cent The following note of
ownership is at the beginning : " This volume foimed part of the
Library of the Pretender (with whom Mr. Greatorex had been on
intimate terms during his stay in Italy), and was bought at the sale
of Mr. G.'s Music, April 1832. J. 0[liphant], 1832." Oblate Quarta
24.304. '*Aty8; Tragedie en Husiqne;" composed in 1676 by Gio-
vanni BattistiC LuUi ; full score to French words. Paper ; xviuth
cent ; with the book-plate of John, Doke of Bedford, 1736. Folio.
24,306. Selection of songs, with ordiestral accompaniments, from the
operas of " Lnoio Vero *' and " Sesostri [B^ d' Egitto] ;" by Francesco
Gasparini; composed circa 1710. Paper; xniith cent. From the
library of Charles Hatchett. Folio.
24.306. " SiNVONiA ed Arie diuerse dell' Eumene del Sig** Niool6 Jom-
melli;'* composed in 1746; in full score. Paper; xymth cent.
Oblate Quarto.
24.307. A COLLECTION of songs with instrumental accompaniments,
chiefly from operas, by [George Frederic] Handel, Giovanni
Adolfo Hasse, Leonardo Vinci, [Leonardo] Leo, David Perez,
[Pietro Domenico] Paradiee, and others, to Italian and JEnglM
words. Paper; xviiith cent. Given to Charles Wesley by Sir
Edward Walpole. Oblate Quarto.
24.308. Six s<mgs by Michael Kelly, the first being dated at Brighton,
15 Dec. 1821. Paper; with a mezzotinto engraved portrait of the
composer. Quarto.
24.309. MoTETis by Giovanni Paolo Colonna, Chapel Master at Bo-
logna, to LaHn words, vix. : —
1. '* Sacri Amoris ad ardores," for one voioe, with aooomponiment, f. 8.
2. ''Motetto Basso solo con V V [violinij. In Fe^to Sancte Gruois,*'
beginning, ** Triumphate Fideles," f. 11.
8. "Dixit Dominus*' [Ps. 109], for five voioes with acoompaniment ;
composed 1 Oct. 1698, £ 23.
Paper ; xyinth cent. Belonged to C. Hatchett and Edmund T. Warren
Home. Folio.
24.310. "The favorite Cantata of Aurora, Composed by J[ohann]
C[hristian] Bach, and sung by Mr. [Giusto Ferdinando] Tenduoi,"
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 2^311—24,817. 51
br one Toioe, with orchesti'al accompaniment, to Italian words.
Paper; xvnith cent. Belonged to Charles Hatchett Oblate
Quarto.
tipSU. A COLLECTION of songs for one voice, with basso continue;
to Balian words : by Giovanni del Violone (£ 93 b), Fi-ancesco
BagagliA (f. 104), and others, whose names are not given. Paper ;
zrmth cent* Oblate Qnarto.
M,S12. Eight madiigals by Alessandro Stradella, in vocal score with
basso oontinuo ; to Italian words. Paper ; xviiith cent. Given to
Dr. [EdmnndJ Ayrton by Dr. P[hilip] Hayes. Oblate Quarto.
M,S1S. Toccatas for the organ; by Michele Angelo Itossi. Paper;
zvnth cent. Octavo.
For degeription of No. 24,814, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
2i,S15. 1. " Das puch Ouidy von der lieb zu erwerbenn auch die lieb
EU uersmehenn, als doctor Hartlieb von latein zu tewtsch bracht, hat
durch pete vnd geschefft eins furstenn von Osterreich " [Albrecht,
son of Ernst, Archduke of Austria] : a translation, not of Ovid's " Ars
Am»ndi," but of the ^ Tractatus amoris et de amoris remedio ad
Gualterum " of Andreas OapeUanus. The author is called by the
translator Albertanus — ^understood to be a jurist of Brescia, who
rendered the work into Italian in the xivth century. See ** Histoire
Littjraire de la France,'* voL xxi. p. 320. f. 2.
2. ^ Das puoh Albertani von der leydigung der lieb vnd mynn auch
von vDsiten der frawen, dardurch er maynt die lieb vertilgen vnd
leyden^*' addressed to Gualterus, f. 117 b.
3. ''Die Histori von dem posen Di-acol de vil wunders vnd vbels
begangen hat:" relating to Ylad lY., son of Dracula, Prince of
Wallachia ; 1462. Printed at Nuremberg in 1488. f. 138.
i. Oerman tranalatiau of the nine books '* De dictis et &cti8 memcfra*
bilibus" of Cmus Valerius Maximus, f. 145.
Paper; late xvih cent.; with rubricated headings. Folio.
24.816. CoHSUBTUDiNBS maneriorum pertinentium ad prioratum de
Okebume, co. Wilts. ; the chief of the English cells of the abbey of ^
Bee, in Normandy. Vellum; xinth cent. ; written by various hands,
and with a few later additions. Injured by damp. Small Quarto.
24.817. Ihdsxturx, in the form of a book, between the Prior and
Convent of SS. Maiy and James of Olde Bokenbam [Buckenham],
00. Norfolk, on the one part, and Sir John Sherpe, Ent., c^nd otliers,
determining the boundaries of the manors of Meldytij^bale and
Brokedya Halle, in Burston, oo, Norfolk; and the holdings of the
s 2
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52 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,318—24,821.
tenants ; 1 Jan. 10 Hen. VIII. [1519]. Signed by John Mylgate,
prior ; Thomas Beverley, sub-prior ; Thomas Browne, sacristan ; and
Thomas Atte Mere, scribe. At the end in a note of rents paid to
the manors of Diss and Winfiirthing, co. Norfolk. Vellum. In
the original oak and stamped leather binding, indented at the top.
Belonged to Thomas Martin, of Palgrave. Folio.
24.318. '* An Index to the Evidences in the Muniment Room at Eton
College, 1724," by Thomas Martin, of Palgrave; transcribed by.
his clerk, Thomas Gooch. An autograph signature and notes by the
author are on f. 1 b. Paper. Small Quarto.
24.319. '' Collections out of the Chapell and Muniment Boom at Eton
Collegei 1724," by Thomas Martin, of Palgrave, containing:—
1. Monumental inscriptions, f. 4.
2. Abstracts and copies of charters and Papal bulls ; with drawings of
seals ; extracts from bursars' accounts; lists of provosts, etc.^ f. 15.
3. Copy of the bull of indulgences granted by Pope Pius II. to peiBons
visiting the collegiate church of Eton; Mantua, 12 kaL Dec.
[20 Nov.] 1459 ; ^ith facsimile of seal. From the original in the
hands of William Camell, of Diss. LaL f. 53.
4. '* Alumnorum e CoUegio Eegali de EtOna in Collegium Eegale
apud Cantabrigienaes Cooptatorum ab Anno 1580 ad Annum 1708
Nomina." Printed; with additions to 1717 in MS., f. 55.
5. Original letter from T. Slapp to John Worth, surgeon at Diss,
Norfolk; n.d., f 56.
Paper, Folio.
84.820. Papers relating to the sunender of Fort Sackville, on the
Ouarbache [Wabash, in the state of Indiana], by Lieut.-Governor
Henry Hamilton to George Roger Clerk, Colonel in the American
army, 23 Feb. 1779 : containing part of a diary of Lieut.-Governor
Hamilton, his letters to Colonel Clerk, and to and from Major-
General William Phillips and others, 6 Aug. 1778-19 July, 17i30;
and a copy of his circumstAutial narrative, addressed to Lieut.-
G^neral Haldimand, Lieut.-Govemor of Canada, dated London,
6 July, 1781. Paper. Folio.
24.821. Lettebs in cipher, relating to American affairs; 1777-1781;
mostly copies ; with decipherings, viz : —
1. [Victor Amadeus II.] King of Sardinia to the Marquis de Cordon ;
Turin, 26 Apr. 1777. Fr. f. 1.
2. D. H. [supposed to be David Hartley, M.P. for Hull, Plenipo-
tentiary to treat with Franklin] to Dr. Franklin ; London, 20 Feb.
1778, f. 4.
3. Samuel Wharton [of America] to [Egbei-t] Benson ; London, 24 Feb.,
13 Mar., 21, 28 Apr. 1778, ff. 6-14;
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,321''24,385. 53.
4. [Gonrad Alexander] Gkrard [French Envoy to the United States, to
the Comte de Vergennes?] ; n.d. Fr, Imperfect. £ 15.
5. [Charles Gra-vier Comte] de Vergennes to M. Gerard ; YersailleB,
26 June, 1778. Fr. Imperfect, f. 16.
6. James M'^Masters to Robert Ellison; Paris, 8 Sept. 1777. Iw-
perfect. f. 24.
7. F Lewis to the f?ame; Paris, 11 Sept. 1777. Imperfect,
f. 26.
8. Sumnel AVharton to St. Pierre; London, 27 Nov., 8 Dec. 1778;
with keys to the cipher, ff. 28-35.
9. Original letters of [Anne C^sar] de la Lnzeriie [French Envoy to the
Tnited States] to the Cumte df Montmorin, Ambassador in Spain,
and to the Marquis de la Fayette ; Philadelphia,!, 12 May, 11 June,
1780. Fr, Signed, Deciphered; with inclosures of copies of
letters of the Marquis de la Fayette, etc. ff. 36-85.
10. Endorsements of the preceding letters, stating them to have been
intercepted, and to have been read by the King, ff. 86-105.
11. Francisf Wilies, the decipherer of the preceding letters, to the Earl
of Hillsborongh ; London, 7 Feb. 1781, f. 106.
Paper. Folio.
t4,328. Miscellaneous letters and papers relating to American affairs ;
1718-1796. Many of the later papers relate to the Bahama Islands.
Paper. Folio. The nam£8 of writers toiU he entered in the Index.
M,S23. Original letters to John Blackbnm, merchant, of London,
from Sir William Johnson, Bart., of New York, his son, Sir John
Johoson, and Colonel Gny Johnson; 1770-1780; with seals. Paper.
Folio.
M,S24. Papers relating to the will of Napoleon Bonaparte, ex- Emperor
inclnding : —
L Cover to ihe original will, in the handtmting of [Charles Tristan]
Comte de Montholon, f. 1.
2. Letters from the Comte de Montholon to William Fox, proctor in
the Prerogative Court of Canterbury; Paris, 10 Jan., 24 May,
9 Not. 1822, 14 Mar. 1823, 23 Feb., 30 June, 9 July, 1824, ff. 2, 4,
65-73.
3. Affidavit of Vincent Revelli and Barry Edward O'Meara of the
handwriting of the will ; 10 Dec. 1821. Signed and stamped, f. 13.
4. Proctoz^s account of expenses ; Dec. 1821-Dec. 1822, f. 59.
5. Aooounts of Dr. Lushington and H [eniy , afterwards Lord] Brougham
for oounsers opinion. Signed, ff. 63, 64.
Paper. Folio.
M,SI6. Lettibs of Captain John Flliot, Captain James Loggie, and
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 24.385—24,831.
J
others, to Innes and Hope, merchants of London, relating to the
captnre of a French squadron under [Francois] Thurot, off the Isle
of Man, by the " -ffiolus," the " Pallas," and the " Brilliant," 28 Dec.
1760, and the prize money resulting from it; 1760, 1761. Paper.
Folio.
24.326. Lktteb from George III. of England to the Vizir Azem of
Turkey, complaining of delay in affairs of British subjects, ooca-
sioned by demands of a certain Tunisian ; St James', 15 May, 1767.
Signed by the King and by [William Petty Fitz-Maurioe, Earl of]
Shelbume [Secretary of State] ; with gilt seal. Yellum ; with illu-
minated border. Quarto.
24.327. Papers relating to the claims of Henry Joynes, clerk of the
works, for money due on account of the building of Blenheim
[co. Oxford] ; consisting of letters written by him ; orders, receipts,
and accounts; letters from his son, Samuel Joynes, etc.; 1706-1748.
See Add. 19,691-19.618. Paper. Folio.
f
24.328. Sixteen original letters from [Daniel Finch, 2nd Earl of] Not-
tingham, Secretary of State, to William Blaihwayt [Seoretary-at!-
War] ; Whitehall, 18 Apr.-24 Oct. 1693 ; with seals. Paper. Quarto.
24.329. AuTOQRAPHS of American statesmen, authors, etc.; 17.60-1855,
viz.: —
brael Manduit; 5 Apr. 1760, f. 1.
John [Quinoy] Adams [afterwards Pre*
sident] ; Quinoy, near Boston, 12 May,
1793 ; with seal, f. 2.
Juseph Lathrop [Oongregational Mmi»>
ter]; West Springfield, 15 Aug. 1806,
f.4.
Bobert Walsh, Junior ; Philadelphia, 24
Apr. 1815, f. 5.
John W. Taylor; Washington, 22 Feb.
1819, f. 7.
J[oseph] E[mer8on] Worcester; Salem,
Massachusetts, 25 July, 1818, f. 8.
[Bichard] Bush [Minister to England];
London, 10 June, 1828, f. 9.
Tho[ma> G[reen] Fessenden; Boston,
18 Not. 1823, f. 10.
Paper. Folio.
A[ndrew] Stevenson [Minister to
land]; London. 5 Deo. 1838, f. 11.
[Bev.] B[aynard] B[ust] Hall ; Brooklyn,
11 July, 1853, f. 13.
G[eorge] Tioknor; Boston, 19 Jan. 1854,
f. 14.
£[dward] Hitohoook ; Amherst, 6 Mar.
1854, f. 16.
G[eorge] P[erljdns] Marsh; BnrUngton
[Vermont], 31 Oct 1854, f. 18.
[James] Bayard Taylor ; New York, 27
Oct 1855, f. 20.
John 6[reenleaf] Wliittier ; Amesbury
[Massachusetts], 28 Sept 1852, f. 21.
Charles Brooks; [14 Aug. 1588], f. 22.
B[uAis] W[ilmot] Griswold ; nui., f. 24.
24.830. '' The acoompt of Capt. [Bartholomew] Burley of tlie repaira-
tions done at Tarmonth GasUe in the lie of Wight;'* 1638, 1689;
with his signature. Paper. Octavo.
24.831. '' Pedigree of the Earls of Desmond. From the MSS. of Sir
William Betham, Ulster King at Arms, 1834;'' from Gerald de
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 84,832, 84,388. 55
Windsor, Constable of Pembroke Castle [temp. Hen. I.], to James
Fit^erald,Earl of Desmond, who died in 1601. Paper roll on oanvas;
2 flu 6 in. X 1 ft. 10 in. Preaented hy Bichard SairUhiU, Esq., of
Cork.
M,SS8. Book of Hours, etc., in DuUA ; in the following order : —
1. Calendar, with references to the offices in the MS. and tables,
ff. 1-14, 17-24.
2. Table of contents, ff. 15, 16.
3. The Paternoster, Ave Maria, and various prayers, psalms, etc. Lot. ;
partly with interlinear Dutch translation, f. 26.
4 Bosary of the Life of Christ : imperfect, f. 43.
5. The Hours of the Holy Cross, f. 47.
6. The Hours of the Holy Ghost and of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
alternately : imperfect, ff. 63-104, 134-155, 209-233.
7. *' Die seuen psalmen dauids van penitencien :" imperfect, f. 104 b.
8.'*LeUnien,"f. 118.
9. The Vigils of the Dead : impetfect, f. 156.
10. Indulgence prayers, with their conditions, ff. 233 b, 250, 259, 311.
11. Prayers addressed to various parts of the Body of Christ, f. 239.
12. Propria for holy days throughout the year ; imperfect, f. 262.
13. Daily prayers, dcTotions to the Blessed Sacrament, the Cross, etc, :
imperfe4st, f. 456 b.
Paper ; late xy th cent. The illuminated initials have been out out.
In the original wooden sides, covered with stamped leather. Square
Doodecimo.
M,S8S. TwBSTTY-THKBB drawings, in colours, Indian ink and pencil,
of Vauxhall Oardens, by H. Sidney Barton ; 1859-1866. Paper.
Oblate Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
AOQUIRED IN THE YEAB
1862.
24,834, 24,336. Dramatic poetry translated or adapted from the
French by G^erret van Gnlik. Dutch. Two volmnes. The titles
of the pieces, some of which are dated Leyden, 1766, are as follows :
—Vol. 1 : Alcides, f. 1 ; Acis en Galat6, f. 21 ; Biblis, f. 33 ; Co-
ronis, flP. 55, 71 ; Endimion, ff. 95, 115; Het Feest der Minnaers,
f. 147 ; Hesione, f. 169 ; — VuL ii. Jephta, f. 1 ; Marthesie, eerste
Koninginne der Amazonen, f. 27 ; Medus, Koning van Medien,
f. 49 ; De Minnareijen van Momus, f. 67 ; De Minnareijen van Venns,
ff. 101, 111; Omphale, f. 129; Pomone, f. 153; De Triomf der
Kunsten, f. 173. Paper; circa 1766. Octavo.
24,336. '* Dr Philosooph medeminnaar van zpi Broeden Blijspel. In
Amsterdam. A° 1719." Paper. In gilt-tooled binding. Octavo.
24.837. Poems on the New Year, mostly entitled ** Nieuwjaars Wensch,"
by Anthony Spatzier, of Amsterdam; 1762-1772, 1787. Dutch,
Paper ; end of the xviiith cent. Octavo.
24.838. PoFJis in Dutch, viz. :—
l.Fonr pieces by Frans Halma *'op het Treurspel van Eneas en
Tnmns door den heere Liikas Botgans," the first dated Leeuwaarden,
22 Sept. 1714, and the third 1705, ff. 1-17.
2. ** Gedichten voor en tegens Zaire, of de Koninglyke Slavin.
Trenrspel vertaald nit het Fransche van den heere Arovet de
Voltaire door Govert Elinkhamer ;" subscribed *' Yver," f 18.
3. '* Praatje van den Hengsiebron voor het Pan Poeticon," subscribed
" Bloeyende," f. 22.
4. ** Beplicq op*t bovenstaande Straadliedje ;" subscribed " Dirk (?
Lutjeman,*' f. 25 b.
5. '* Lauwer-Eranszen voor Diohters, vertaalers, en Liefhebbers der
Poezy," f. 26.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Oblate Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,839-34,346. 57
Ponfs on Mcred subjects by Israel Jaoobszoon yan der
Meanohe, of Hoom ; 1598-1659. DtUeh. Interspersed are memo-
randa relating to the author, his family and descendants to the year
1711. Pax>er. Duodecimo.
M,S40. l."MiRTiLLO: treu^-blyeinde^spel ; door H[endrik] Grantham.
Amsterdam, A«" [circa 1740], f. 1.
2. "De gelukte liefde door Toovery. Pantomime. Amsterdam,"
f.46.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Octavo.
M,S41. *' Db Dood van Maria Stuart, Eoningin van Engeland. Yer-
tooningspel. Door David Lingelbadh. Amsterdam, A'*1695.'' With
an engraved frontispiece, "8 Fokke in v. et fee. 1747. J. Smit
excudit." Paper ; xvnith cent. Octavo.
94,348. Cbroktcon r^um AngliaB ab Adam ad Edwardum lY. : tabu-
lated in the form of genealogical descent. Imperfect ; ending with
the British kisgis; beginning, '* Considerans cronicorum prolixi-
tatem.** Roll, in seven sheets, the first two vellum, the rest paper,
12 ft 4 in. X 12^ in. Late xvth cent. Formerly belonging to Sir
Henry Spelman, and lately to Sir Francis Palgrave. Pre9efnted by
Ae fawOy of the latter.
94,343. I.^Les cink ioyes" de nostre Dame; in French verse; pre-
ceded by, and interspersed with, prayers in LaUn and French^
f. 1.
2. ^ Carta Bedempcionis humane :" in English verse, framed in imi-
tation of a grant of land ; beginning, '' Wittnes now al that bene
here,** f. 6 b.
Yellnm ; xvth cent. Small Quarto. Presented by the same.
For deseriptiott of No. 24,344, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
94,345. 1. ** Dkr erbaren Stadt Hamborch Christlicke Ordening :'* ordi-
nances for the government of the church, schools, etc., of Hamburg,
drawn up by Johann Bugenhagen in 1529, f. 1.
2. ** Armen-Ordening [der Stadt Hamburg] angefangen anno 1606,"
f. 134.
3. '^Eeroken43rdeninge tho Hamborg van A"" 1582," f. 174.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Small Quarto.
94,348. Extracts from the records of the corporation of King's L3'nn,
CO. Norfolk; 1463-1646. Among them are copies of a letter from
Edward Y. to the mayor and corporation, announcing his accession ;
Ludlow Castle, 16 Apr. [1483], flf. 18, 26;— and an account of the
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58 Am>1Tl(mAJj MSa, 24,M7-34,359.
reception of OardinalWolaey at Lynn, 20 Aug. 1520, f. 30. Paper ;
xviiith oent. Quarto. Ptidtented hy 0. J. BuMe, Esq,
For descriptions of Nos. 24,S47-24,35S{, see the Catalogue of Oriental M88.
24,353-24,356. Cotxegtions for the lives of foreigners connected
with England, by Joseph Gulston [ob. 1786]. Four volumes. At
the reversed end of vol. iv. are lists of operas, concertos, and other
musical works. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
24,357. Diary of Thomas Cartwright, Bishop of Chester; 11 Aug.
1686-25 Oct. 1687. Autograph. Printed by the Camden Society
in 1843. Paper. In tooled binding, with book-plate of George
Watkin, BJD., Lincoln College, Oxon. Small Octavo.
24,368. " Actes et expeditions extraordinairds fiEtites au bailliage de
Meaux;" 1665-1668, 1698, 1699. Included are:— List of towns,
e/c., within the bailliage, f. 2 ; — " Eualuation des offices du Presidial
' de Meaux," f. 10;— "Eolle de Lieutenans Generaux," 1318-1665,
f. 12 ;— Boll of " Greffiers," 1665-1698, ff. 13 b, 233 b. Paper ; end
of xvuth cent. Folio.
34,309. Copies of documents relating to the Mint; 1492-1513.
1 . Letters-patent of Henry [VII.] appointing Robert Cenrother and
William Beed, Goldsmiths, Masters of the Mint in the Tower;
10 May, A* 7 [1492]. LaL f. 2.
2. Indenture between Henry YIL and the above Mintmasters, fixing
the standard of coinage ; 20 Nov. A" 19 [1603], f. 3.
3. Instructions from [Margaret] Archduchess of Austria [Regent of
the Netherlands] to " Thomas Gramay, generall of the mynte, and
John de Woesbroke, particuler assayer of the mynte of Flaunders
at Bur^s [Bruges], of suche thyngis as they shall shewe to the
Kynge of Englond," concerning a proposal for making the English
coinage current in the Netherlands ; Brussels, 20 Feb. 1513, f. 13.
With reports of the above and of the English officers of the Mint
of an assay of the English coin made at the Tower, 27 Mar. 1513,
flF. 17, 33.
4. *' The sciens for the orderyng of goldis and siluer in all myntis "
after ''the order of certene goldis and siluers sterlingis in the
myntis of the Due of Bui^oyne ordeigned at Lyle
[Lille], 16 Oct. 1513, and concluded at Bredawe [Breda],. 19 Dec.
1513," f. 21.
At f. 43 is an inventory of certain ''Gylte plaate;" and at f. 45
a memorandum by Mary Sandes of a promise made to her by her
son Bowyer concerning a lease from her nephew John Coalte ;
7 Jan. 1608[9]. Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 34,360— 34,378. 59
M,3f0. ** Tbm Bevenewe of England, with the Nobilitye of the same,
eolleoied in the yeare 1610 ;" tabulated under heads : as '' certein-
ties,** ** easoalties," eic. Paper. Small Qnarto.
t4,S8L 1. ** Traokdia de Flauio et Affra," in elegiao verse, f. 2.
2. ^ Philobiblon de laude librorum;" with the colophon, "Ezplioit
philifaiblon domini Bioardi de Anngeruyle cognominati de Bury
quondam episoopi Dunelmensis. Completur anno domini 1344^
etatis nostre 68 pontifioatus xi"*,'* f. 4 b.
3. ** Alanus [de Insula] de planctu nature," f. 21 b.
4 ^ Begnle Diotaminis edite a magistro T. Mark," f. 44 b.
5. ** Tnotatus de sermonibus &oiendis ;" beginning, ^ Qvamuis de ser-
manibus &oiendis," efc., f. 52.
6. ^ Biblia yersificata et quotata ;" beginning, " Sex prohibet peccant
abel ennok archa fit intrat ;*' by Alexander de Yilla Dei ; with the
colophon, '* Explicit Biblia yersificata per libros et capitula quod
Walterus Hothom Monachus," f. 63 b.
Vellnm; xvth cent '* Liber mon[asterii] beate Marie Eboraci
attinens Fratri Willelmo Couyrdaill ex done Fr[atr]is Walter!
Hothome ambobus eiusdem Genobij acoolis ac oonoenobitis." Small
Quarto.
For demariftianB of Nos. 84,368-34,368, iee Oe Catdogue of Oriental M88.
34,988. 1. AuBxii Aristeni, Nomophylacis ecclesi» S. Sophisd Constan-
tinopolitanfld, Nomocanon. Orcece. Imperfect, f. 1.
2. Canonum yariorum coUeotiones. Ormce, Imperfect, ff. 163-347.
Paper; xiyth and xvth oentt. Small Quarto.
34,370. HoROLOOiUM ; siye liber officiorum diumalium. Orceee. Vellum ;
xyith cent. ; with illuminated head-pieces and initials. In the ori-
ginal gilt-tooled binding, with medallions of the crucifixion, em-
Uems of the eyangelists, etc. Small Quarto.
S4^S7L S. JoANKis Chrysostomi Homiliarum in S. MatthsBum fragmenta.
Grace. Containing, in whole or in part, homilies Iviii., Ixx.-lxxv.,
Ixxyiii.-lxxxiii. Vellum ; early xith cent. ; finely written in double
oolumns. Folio.
84,378. S. Obbqobii Nazianzeni Orationes xy., soil.: — In Paaoha; im-
perfeei at the beginning, f. 3 ; — Seounda in Pasoha, f. 5 ; — ^In noyam
Dominicam, f. 28 b; — ^In Pentecosten, f. 86 b; — In Maccabsaos,
f, 49 b; — In Gypriani laudem, f. 61 ;— In sanota Theophania,
f. 86 ; — In laudem Basilii, episcopi Osdsariensis, f. 99 ; — In [sanota]
lumina ; imperfect at the end, 1 150 ; — In sanctum Baptisma ; imperfect
at the beginning, f. 162 ; — Ad Gregorium, Basilii fratrem, f. 194 ; —
In laudem S. Athanasii, f. 199 ; — In presentia cl cpisooporum,
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60 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,87S— 24,S76.
f. 221 b.; — De panperum amore, f. 289; — In patrem taoentem
propter plagam grandinis, f. 263 b, Orasce. Leaves 1, 2, 287, 288,
containing fragments of a theological treatise, in a xiith cent,
band, are insertions. Vellum ; xitb (?ent. Written in double
columns ; with illuminated head-pieces and gilt tiiles and initials.
In old binding of stamped leather on wooden sides, and bosses.
Quarto.
24.373. EvANQELiA quatuor. Qrcece. Prefixed are the Synaxarion and
the Canons of Eusebius^ with his^ epistle to Carpianus^; and a table
of chapters precedes each gospel. Vellum; late xiiith cent; with
full-page miniatures of the evangelists, and illuminated head-pieces.
Quarto.
24.374. FuAGMENTUM Evangelistarii, sive lectionum ex Evangeliis
per circulum anni ; frum Saturday in the festival of St. Matthew to
Sunday before the Ascension. Qrcece. Vellum; xiith cent.; .in
double columns. Quarto.
24.375. Tractates varii theologici. Orceee : —
1. Sentential ccxlii., inoip. "ctrrt Travrl xptcmav^ -nS 6p$(as irMrrcuovn,"
f. 1.
2. Diadochi episcopi Fhotices de perfeotione spiritual i capita centum,
f. 28.
3. Thalassii African! ad Paulum presbyterum '* ir€p\ ayaTrfj^ ical iyrfpareias
Kol Try: Kara ycvv TroXtrcMis " sententiarum Hecatontades quatuor,
f. 78 b.
4. De vita monastica dialogns, intit. ** rrtpi rov vSs Sci kqBUtw. h ny iccAAtiw
Kat ircpl OeiopCa^j* f. 99.
6. Anastasii, presbyteri Sinaitsd, sermones tres " irepl rov Kar ctVoi/a koX
Kojff OfioLoxrLV TTJ^ Tov dvOpumov VJTO Tov 6€0V Karaa-Kcvrj^,** ff. 102,116,124.
6. Vita S. Marci Atheniensis, f. 142 b.
7. ** 11(1)9 aravpovTOL 6 ayOp<a7ros Tw Kocfjuo koL 6 Kocfio^ Tw avBpdmii^^ f. 1 55 b.
8. Anastasii Sinaitaa [?] sermo "ffcpl WofLcow \^x55>'* f. 155 b.
9. Simeonis Theologi jnnioris, monasterii S. Mamantis prefect i, ora-
tiones tres, soil, lxviil, lxvu., lxi., ordine operum secundum
Leonem Allatium, ff. 156 b, 170, 181.
10. Excerpta ex Theodoreti, Cyrensis episcopi, Heligiosa Historia, quse
" ^tKiBtoi " nuncupatur, f. 187 b.
Vellum; xrvth cent. Octavo.
24.376. EvANGELiA quatuor. OrcBce; with tables of chapters, and
synaxarion. Vellum ; in double columns ; xivth cent. ; with fbll-
page miniatures of the Annunciation and SS. Mark, Luke, and
John, ff. 5 b, 103 b, 167 b, 271 b; and an inserted woodcut of
St. Matthew, f. 292. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,877—24,888.
el
24.877. EvAXGELisrARiUM; 81 ve lectiones ex evangeliis per circul-am
aojii. Grace. Imperfect. Vellum ; in double columns ; xiith cent,
ff. 162-179, 181 are in a different hand from the rest of the MS.,
and f. 180 is palimpsest of the xuth cent., rewritten in the xvth.
Quarto.
24.878. MKXdOM, sive officia singulis mensibus recitanda. Chrcece.
Imperfect ; containing the oiBces for Sept.-Feb. Vellum ; written in
double columns ; xnith cent. Folio.
24.879. EvANGEiJSTABiUM ; sive lectiones ex evangeliis per circulum
anni. Grace, Imperfect Vellum; written in double columns;
xuith cent. La]^e Quarto.
24.880. EYANGtOiisTARiUM. GrcBce. Imperfect Vellum; in double
cdomns ; xiitli cent. The hand changes at f. 90. Quarto.
24,88L S. GR^:fiO&II Nazianzeni Orationes. Greece, Imperfect^ the l)e-
ginnings of moHt of the orations haying been torn out for the sake
of the miniatures. Vellum; in doable columns; according tc» a
note on the original cover, dat. ^xf»7 [1668], written 680 years
before, i.e. in 1088, and belonging to the monasteiy of St. Stephen
" «9 Tiyv nftirytoviav^" with miniatures, much defaced, at ff. 2, 41 b,
52, and initials and first lines in gold. Small Quarto.
24,882. ** Xpvo-dj3ovAAo9 " of Andronicus Palaeologus II., Emperor of
the East, confirming certain lands, eic.^ to the church of Joannina
[Jannina], in pursuance of the wishes of the Empress [Irene, or
Yolande, of Montferrat]; indiction iv., a" 20 [a.d. 1321]. Gr.
Signedj ** ii^pov?icos ev ^ujt(o tw ^cw Trtoro? PaaiXevs kol avroKparmp
ptagAoitay 6 xoAmoXdyos." Vellum roll, 4 ft. 3 in. x H in.
24,383. Letter-book of Bemhard Bugenhagen ; consisting of drafts
of letters in Latin, Qreek, and German, written at Bologna in 1561
AndraM Bagenhagen [the writer*s fa-
ther], it 1, 158 b. 169, 250 b, 296.
fiuanel Gaaieliiia [Ghessel], if. 13 b,
355 b, 408 b.
Paul Eber, 1 17.
Gupar Penoear, f 24.
OBttkarina [BugenhageD, the wiiter'a
ttst6r].t29.
N[ieolM] CieU, f. 32.
Aadnu MjliiiB. C 35 b, 82 b, 129»
IM, 196 b, 247, 254, 416.
Betnhaid EoceUus, ff. 40 b, 147, 149 b.
Omstoph Wittich, ff. 46 b, 353 b.
Georg Major, f. 56.
Oeorg Poamer, f. 66 b, 343.
Engel Bernstein, f. 69 b.
Matthias GaaeUnB [Ghessel], ff. 72, 360 b.
The handwriting of the first letter is
partly an imitation of that of Melanch-
thon.
Johann Booer, ff. 84, 430.
David Chyineus [Koohbaff], f. 90 b.
Joseph BiziuB, f. 98.
Gerard Pentling, ff. 100 b, 131 b, 207,
314, 324 b, 377 b.
Hieronymus Scultetus [Sohnltze or
Schultheiss], ff. 105 b, 230.
Johann Schosser, ff. 109 b, 400, 401.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,388— S4,8a8.
Simon Prozeiras, f. 204 b.
Bastian Wlttich, ff. 224, 352.
Daniel Schulebnig, ff. 283 b, 269 b,
284 b, 288 b.
Hieranynras Fiathins, f. 820 b.
Michael Reder, f. 826 b.
Hieronymns Wolf, f. 866.
JoliBJUi Friedrioh tod Beioheniidn,
f. 419 b.
£[an8 Kraft, f. 436.
Joachim Morlin, f. 116 b.
PBngenhagen, the writer's mother],
ff. 119 b. 267 b.
Wolf PoBmer, ff. 128, 350, 446 b.
Samnel [Bugenhagen, thewriter^s bro-
ther], f. 128.
Joachim Amimina, f. 139.
Johann Albreoht, Duke of Meddenbnrg,
ff. 162, 335.
Joachim Hanins, f. 182.
Matthans GoUin, f. 200 b.
At ff. 158 b, 226 b are letters from Joaohim Han to Otho Han, his
father; and interspersed are Oreeh and Latin elegies and other
Terses, and historical and literary notes. Paper; 1561. Small
Quarto.
34,384, 24,385. CJouncil-book of George Augustus, Prince of Wales
[afterwards George II.], containing ohieflj copies of petitions,
warrants, eto., relating to manors of the duchy of Cornwall ; 10 Oct.
1715-6 June, 1727. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
24.386. Beoisteb of privy seals of George Augustus, Prince of Wales ;
chiefly appointments to the shrievalty of Cornwall, incumbencies,
stewardships of manors, etc.; 21 Nov. 1714-2 Mar. 1726[7]. Lot.
and Eng. Paper. Folio.
94.387. Eegister of warrants of George Augustus, Prince of Wales,
relating to appointments in the duchy of Cornwall, the county
palatine of Chester, and 'the Prince's household, and to the pay-
ment of fees, salaries, pensions, etc, ; 10 July, 1717-7 June, 1727.
Paper. Folio.
24.388-24,390. Register of ''Warrants to the Chancellour and Dormant
Warrants " of Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales, relating chiefly
to appointments in the duchy of Cornwall, the Prince's council and
household, etc.; 10 July, 1729-5 Mar. 1750[1]. Three volumes.
Paper ; with the arms of the Prince stamped on the covers. Folio.
24,391, 24,392. REOisrER of privy seals of the Prince of Wales, chiefly
appointments to the shrievalty of Cornwall, incumbencies, steward-
ships, offices in the Prince's council, etc.; 4 June, 1729-8 Feb.
1750[1]. Lot. and Eng. Two volumes. Paper; with the arms of
the Prince stamped on the covers. Folio.
24,393. Beoister of " Copyhold Warrants " of the Prince of Wales,
relating to lands in the duchy of Cornwall ; 18 June, 1785-28 Mar.
1740. Paper; with the arms of the Prince stamped on the covers.
Folio.
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ADDITIONAIi MBS.. 34,394*-M,4a8. 68
14,384-84,396. Okioinal orders of the oonncil of tbe Prince of Wales,
for the passing of warrants for copyhold leases in the Dnohy of
Cornwall ; 22 Apr. 1730-19 Mar. 1739[40]. Signed hy Alexander
Denton [Justice of the Common Pleas], Chancellor of the Duchy,
and others. Three volnmes. Paper. Folia
84.387, 84,386. Bsoister of warrants of the Prince of Wales, for the
payment of the officers of his household, domestics, etc. ; 26 Feb.
1728[9}-8 Jan. 1750[1]. Two volnmes. Paper; with the arms of
the Prince stamped on the covers. Folio.
84.388, 84,400. Beoistbb of warrants of the Prince of Wales, for the
appointment of chaplains, tradesmen^ and others on his establish-
ment ; 17 Feb. 1728[9]-8 Jan. 1760[1]. Two volumes. Paper ; with
the arms of the Prince stamped on tbe covers. Folio.
84,401-84,406. Biuister of warrants of the Prince of Wales, for the
payment of tradesmen and others, with copies of bills, etc. ; 7 Feb.
1728[9]-20 Nov. 1749. Six volumes. Paper ; with the arms of the
Prince stamped on the covers. Folio.
84,407. Bbqistbb of warrants of the Prince of Wales, for the payment
of expenses connected with his residence at Kew, with copies of
bills, etc. ; 10 Nov. 1730-2 Apr. 1789. Paper. Folio.
84,406. MiscsLLANSOUs papers, chiefly relating to the duchy of Corn-
wall ; 1729-1739. Among the contents are —
1. List of officers under Colonel Schutz, Warden of the Stannaries, etc.^
£1.
2. Lists of " advowsons belonging to the Dutchy of Comwal, antique
possessioms " and in 1739, the latter with the names, ages, etc.^ of
the incumbents, ff. 5, 7.
3. Descent of the manor of Gastine [Garstang], co. Lancaster ; Jan.
173|, f. 18.
4.'^Proposalls for encreasing the Eevenne of H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales," f. 15.
5. List of charters from the Crown relative to the Cornish tin mines,
tempp. John-Eliz. ; followed by a list of convocations of tynners,"
explanations of mining terms, and ^' Acts of y* Stannery Law,"
f. 17.
6. Papers relative to alleged frauds in the payment of the tin duty ;
7 Dec 1731-14 Jan. 1736[7], ffl 28-47.
7. "Hemoriall anent the Principality of Scotland," relating to an '* ac-
count of the lands and estate belonging to the Prince and Stewart
of Scotland;" extracted by William Corss, writer in Edinburgh, in
1646, from the original ** Kesponde books " of the Treasury and
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64 ADDITIONAL MSS., 94,409—84,481.
Exchequer, whioh, with other Scotch records, were lost at sea in
1661, f. 48.
Paper; xvuith cent. Folio.
For descriptions of Noa. 84,409-84,418, see the Catalogue of Ortental MBS.
84.419. Miscellaneous autograph letters, etc.; 1590-1831 :—
1. Gatherine [of Navarre, sister of Henry IV. of France, afterwards
wife of Henri de Lorraine, due de Bar] to '* Cappitaine Fortisson,
commandant au chasteau dn Mont de Marssay ;" Pan, 22 Oct. 1590.
Fr. Signed ; with seal. f. 1.
2. Notarial certificate, signed by J[ean] B[aptiste] F[oqtielin] Moli^re
and others, relative to the disposition of the goodn of Fran9oise
Bonssean, deceased ; 25 Jan. 1664. Fr. f. 2.
3. W[illiam] Shen6[tone] to [Madame Biccoboni] ; The Leasowes, 27
Feb. 1755, f. 3.
4. [Francois Marie Arouet de Voltaire] to the Marquis de Chauvelin,
French Ambassador at Turin; Femey, 14 Feb. 1763. Fr. Signed
"V .. .. Taveugle." f. 5.
5. [Henri Louis] Le Kain [the tragedian] to " Belle Bosette ;" Mar-
seilles, 6 Aug. 1771. Fr. f. 7.
6. [Rev.] William Dodd [LL.D.] to Manley [solicitor to Lord
Chesterfield, his proseciitor] ; 16 May, 1777, f. 9.
7. Hastings Bobinson, B.D., to J[ohn] Murray, the publisher ; Bectory,
Great VVarley, Essex, 18 Dec. 1834. With anecdotes of Dr. Johnson,
f. 11.
8. Charlotte [Queen of George III.] to [Thomas James] Mathias [Trea-
surer of her household] ; Windsor, 10 Oct. 1802, f. 13.
Q.Thomas Paine to Fellows, auctioneer, New York; New
Rochelle, 19 July [18]05, f. 14.
10. [Guetave Maurice, Baron] d'Armfelt to the Comte d' Antraigues ;
Stockholm, 12 Feb. 1810. Fr. f. 15.
1 1. [Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-P^rigord.] Prince de Talleyrand to
the Duke of ; Valengay, 1 Oct. [? 1816]. -Fr. f. 17.
12. The same to his brother the [Due de Tallevrand-Perigord] ; London,
17 Sept. [? 1831]. Fr. f . 18.
■ Paper. Folio.
24.420. Notes on Egypt by General Napoleon Bonaparte, made at
Cairo in June, 1799. Fr. Imperfect. In the handwriting of Louis
Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne ; with a few autograph corrections.
Printed in Bourrienne's " M^moires," ed. 1831, vol. i. p. 346. Pap».
Small Folio.
24,42L Orioinaj. letters of J[acqueB] Benigne [Bossuet], #veque] de
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ADDITIONAL MSS., M,422— 24,430. 65
Meaox, to Madame d' Albert ; Paria, Means, etc, 21 Dec. 1690-21 Nov.
1698. Fr, ; with teaU. Printed, with a few omissions, in " Oeuvres
de Bostmet," ed. 1778, vol. xii. Paper. Small Quarto.
24,4S2« Original letter of Charles I. to the '* Committies of the Scots
Parlament, together with the Officers of that Army ;" Carisbrooke,
31 July, 1648. Holograph ; with seals. Paper. Small Folio. Pre-
semied 5y T. 1). Edwardes, Esq.
14,488. Eighteen charts of the Mediterranean drawn by John Clancy,
Master, B.N. ; 1763-1 766. Included are draughts of Lisbon Harbour,
L 1 ; — Algiers Bay, f. 6 ; — Malta Harbour, f. 7 ; — Naples Bay, f. 8 b; —
Faro of Messina, f. 11 ;— and Leghorn Boad, f. 13. Paper. Folio.
24.484. Drawings of headlands, etCy made on the voyage of Bear-Ad-
miral Hon. Edward Boscawen from England to the East Indies ;
Nov. 1747-Jnly, 1748. Paper. Folio.
24.485. Original lettei-s of Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.B.A., to Ayscongh
Boncherette, Miss Lee, John Julius Angerstein, William Young
Ottley, and others ; 10 Nov. 1798-27 Nov. 1829. Included also are
letters to Thomas Campbell relating to the Lawrence pedigree from
—Daniel Lysons; London, 4, 31 Mar. [1830], flf. 64, 66 ;— and
C[harle8] G[eorge] Young, York Herald [afterwards Garter King of
Anns] ; College of Arms, 28 Apr. [1830], f. 70 ;— and genealogies
of the &mily of Lawrence, ff. 69, 74-79. Mostly printed in
Williams's " Life of Sir T. Lawrence.*' Paper. Small Folio.
S4|426, 24,427. Catalogue of Dutch dramatic works of the xvuth and
xvinth centuries, with the names of authors, date of publication, etc.
Dmiek. Two volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
21428. '' BsscHRLTViNQ der Tooneelen en Decoratien, benevens de
verdeeling der roUen van Tooneelstukken, dewelke op den schouw-
borg bniten Rotterdam vertoond zijn in de jaren mdcclxxiv a
MDOCLXXX." Description of the scenes and decorations, with the
diktrilmtion of parts, in plays performed at Rotterdam, 1774-1780 ;
written, according to a note on f. 1 b, by Gelinus van Spaen, com-
missary of the Rotterdam theatre during the same period. Paper ;
late xviiiih oent. Folio.
24.429. *^ BuNOKL van G^wyde Poezy in Hollandsch dichtmaat gebragt
door Jan Messchert van Yollenhoven. Amsterdam, 1813." Metrical
versioDs of Isaiah, Lamentations, Nahum, the songs of Moses,
Deborah and Barak, and other biblical pieces ; with dedication to
Jeronimo de Vries. Paper. Quarto.
24.430. AooouNT of the " conclave nel quale per morte di Bene-
detto xiiL 6 fltato assunto al Pontificate il Cardiuale
Lorenzo Gorsini, Fiorentino, vescovo di Frascati, . . . . il di
MSB—iseSL F
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66 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,431- 24»436.
12 Luglio 1730, col Nome di Clemente xii." Paper; xvinth cent.
Octavo.
84,431. " Nachtreise " and " Das feme Land :" songs, set to music
by J[osepb] Standigl. Autograph. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
Presented by M. Louie OaU.
24,432 A. B. Bistort and description of the abbey of St. Saviour, Ber-
mondsey, co. Surrey, and of the mansion built by Sir Thomas Pope
on the site of the same, with general remarks upon the architecture
of the Cistercians, grotesque sculpture, etc,; by John Chessell
Buckler, architect. Autograph, Two volumes. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio. Presented hy the author.
24.433. Plans and drawings, partly coloured, of the abbey of St.
Saviour, the mansion of Sir Thomae Pope, and other buildings in
Bermondsey, co. Surrey ; by John Chessell Buckler. Paper ; 1808-
1826. Atlas Folio. Presented hy the same.
24.434. Plans and di-awings of Norman domestic architecture, from
buildings at South wark, Wereham, Christchurch, Boothby-Pagnall,
Southampton, Cambridge, Stamford, Linooln, etc. ; by John Chessell
Buckler. Paper; 1807-1848. Atlas Folio. Presented hy the same.
24.435. Reoisteb of courts held by the bailiffs of Ipswich, 5-12
Hen. yni. [1513-1520]; containing chiefly pleas of debt and tres-
pass, with copies of deeds enrolled, and lists of justices of the peace,
coroners, and other o£&cers. Lat, Paper. Quarto.
The following Nos., 34,436-24,630, comprise the ** Collectanea HwUeriana^''
or genealogical^ topographical, and literary collections of Joseph Hunter,
F,B.8,, F,8.A,, Assistant Keeper of the Public Becords. For other
volumes of his collections, see Add. MSS, 25,459-25,481, 25,676,
25,677.'
24.436. MiscELLANBOUS genealogies, chiefly of Derbyshire and York-
shire families, with arms coloured and in trick ; by Joseph Hunter.
Among other pedigrees are those of —
Shirley, f. 8. | Blythe, f. 84 h
Wylde, f. 4 b. Aahton, f. 37 b.
Moult, f. 5 b.
Alored, f. 7 b.
Ohaworth, f. 16.
Bullock, f. 17 b.
Clarke, ff. 28, 40, 42 b.
Offley, f. 25.
Bright, f. 26 b.
Kirke, f. 38 b.
Wingfleld, f. 89 b.
BoUinson, f. 41 b.
Barley, f. 44 b.
Allot, f. 46 b.
Hayward, f. 49 b.
Beresby, ff. 55, 58 b.
Heathcote, f. 27 b. ; Eyre, ff 55 b, 61 b.
Parker, f. 28 b. i Langhton, ff. 50 b, 66 b.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,436—24,441. 67
Sitwell, f. 59 b. Darley. ff. 79, 80 b.
Hatfield, f. 60 b. Grimstone, f. 81 b.
Bradabaw, f. 63 b. Simpson, f. 82 b.
Wertby, f. 64 b. Constable, f. 83 b.
BoBville. f. 67 b. Swift, f. 85 b.
Waterhonae, f. 71 b. Rokeby, f. 87 b.
Montfort, f. 78 b. i
At f. 74 b is a copy of " a Register of children baptized by the
Kev* [Timothy] Jollie" [dissenting minister at Sheffield]; 16 May,
1681-30 July, 1702. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
24.437. CoLLBCTiONS for a history of Sheffield, co. York, by Joseph
Hunter; consisting chiefly of monumental inscriptions, extracts
from parish registers, etc, lists of master-cntlers and vicars, an
acooxmt of the dissenters of Sheffield, and pedigrees of Sheffield
fftmilies, with a few drawings of monuments and coats of arms.
Paper ; early xiAth cent. Small Quarto.
24.438. CoLLKcnoNS for a history of the parish of Ecclesfield, co.
York, with pedigrees, etc., by Joseph Hunter. Included are
copies of— the will of John Tyas, vicar; 30 May, 1580, f. 8;—
correspondence between John Wilson, of Bromhead, and Bev.
John Watson, on Bay ley Hill and other antiquities in Bradfleld
chapelry; 1768, flF. 69-65 b; — and letters from Thomas Cromwell
and Henry VIII. to members of the Foljambe famil}" ; n.d., 25 Feb.
1544, ff. 67, 68, 68 b. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24.439. Collections for a history of South Yorkshire, by Joseph
Honter ; consisting chiefly of notes of churches, monumental in-
scriptions, pedigrees, and extracts from parish registers, the Parlia-
ment rolls, etc.; with a few coats of arms in trick. Paper; xixth
cent. Small Quarto.
24.440. CoLLBCTioNS for a history of Sheffield, by Joseph Hunter;
consisting chiefly of biographical notices of natives and residents.
Included also are: — '* Memorabilia '* relating to Sheffield; 1802-
1804, ff. 4-14 b ; — copies of letters relating to Sheffield Castle during
the civil war; 15 May, 1643-10 Sept. 1644, ff. 104^110 b;— " Ex-
tracts from the Church burgesses accompts relating to the priests ;"
1558-1766, £ 116. Paper; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24,44L 1. Diary of Joseph Hunter; 2 Jan. 1806-28 Jan. 1807, f. 2.
2.** Notes, -extracts and M^emoranda from the EoUs of Parliament.
Vol. IV. v. VL," f: 17 b.
3. **Memorial!i of the families of Talbot, Howard and Cavendish,"
ff. 30, 74 b.
4. Notes on the authorship of "Hor© subsecivae," published in 1620,
f. 73 b.
Paper; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
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es ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,442-24,449.
24.442. *' Memoirs to eerre for a History of Ptotestant Dissenters,"
by Joseph Hunter ; consiiitiiig chiefly of brief notices of students
educated for the ministry at the " Manchester New College," York,
and other dissenting academies. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24.443. ** Yorkshire Biography," by Joseph Hunter ; containing, in
addition to biographical notes and pedigrees, a classified list of
eminent Yoikshiremen, f. 2 ; — " Extracts from a register of baptisms,
marriages and deaths kept by the Rev* Thomas Dickenson, a dis-
senting minister at Northowram in the parish of Halifax;" 1702-
1743, f. 18 ; — Extracts from a similar register kept by Oliver Hey-
wood [at North-Owram] ; 1676-1701, f 35 b; — Yorkshire proverbs
and rhymed saws, f. 47 ;— Sheriffs of co. York; 16^0-1822, f. 87.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24.444. Pedigrees of Cheshire families, by Joseph Hunter. At f. 110
are extracts from the parish register of Whitchurch, co. Chester ;
1633-1740. Paper; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24.445. ''A common-place book of Genealogy," by Joseph Hunter;
containing, in addition to various rough genealogical notes and
pedigrees, biographical notices of Sir Henry Lee, K.G., f. 33 b ; —
Joshua Sylvester, f. 38 b; — John, Ellis, and Jasper Hey wood, and
Dr. Donne, f. 47 ; — Nicholas Breton, f. 49 ; — John Davies, f. 51 b ; —
Thomas Fenne, f 57 ; — and liichard Braithwaite, f. 58. Paper ;
xixth oent. Small Quarto.
24.446. Notes relating to English literary history, by Joseph Hunter ;
containing corrections of, and additions to, Nichols' ''Literary
Anecdotes," Vol. i.-in., f. 2;— -a ** Literary Diary;" 11 Oct. 1814-
15 July, 1819, f. 22 ; — Notices of authors natives of, or resident at,
Sheffield, "in the second Decenary of the 19th Century," f. 32 ;—
" A brief Memorial of my own connection with the literary history
of the age ;" 1804-1819, f. 37. Paper ; xixth oent. Small Quarto.
24.447. " Bason AGiuM Waste-book, 1824," by Joseph Hunter; con-
taining rough genealogical notes relating to the English nobility,
** supplementary to such writers as Milles, Brook, Vincent, Dag-
dale, and Collins." Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24.448. Genealogical and biographical notes relating, to English
"Noble Houses," by Joseph Hunter; 1847. Paper; xixth cent.
Quarto.
24.449. " Gentium Majorum Notiti». Genealogical collections con-
cerning the Noble Families of England," by Joseph Hunter; 1854.
Paper ; xixth oent. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,450--B4,457. 09
M,4A0« GENEA.LOQICAL coUeotioDs supplementary to the two preceding
▼olumes, by Jo«eph Hanter. Paper ; xixtli cent. Quarto.
S4,46L Collections relating to the families of Monteagle and Darcy
daring the xvith cent., by Joseph Hunter; consisting chiefly of
copies of letters, deeds, inventories, etc,, and extracts from public
records. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
M.462. Similar collections relating to the same families during the
xvth and xvith centt., by the same. Paper ; xixtlh cent. Folio.
t4,45S. Gekealogical collections chiefly relating to Yorkshire families,
by Joseph Hunter. Included also are —
1. ** Botnlus de nominibus Judeorum et Judearum Lincolnie, et summis
starrorum eonmdem, 24 Hen. 3." [1239, 1240], f. 71 b.
2. Notes and extracts relating to medicine, iempp. Hen. III.-Edw. I.,
f- 73 ; — Parliamentary History, 1294, f. 76 ; — Crown jewels, plate,
etc., iempp. Edw. I.-Bich. II., f. 77 ; — Armour, tempp, Edw. II. and
nL, f. 83;— Tapestry, temp. Eich. IL, f. 88 ;— Trade, temp. Eliz.,
f. 89 ; — English saints and their places of burial, f. 90.
F^per ; xixth cent. Quarto.
S1464. Notes and extracts, chiefly from the public records, on mis-
cellaneous subjects connected with English history, genealogy,
manners and customs, etc, by Joseph Hunter; arranged under
dassified headings, as '* Artists," "Armorial insignia," "Earls of
Amndel," " Ambresbury," " Audley," '* Armour," etc. Paper ;
xixth cent. Quarto.
t4,4A6. Genealogical notes and pedigrees of the families of Baronets,
by Joseph Hunter. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
M,456. Pedigrees copied by Joseph Hunter, viz. : —
1. " Families of the CJounties of York, Lancaster, Chester, Derby, Not-
tingham and Lincoln ;** circa 1638 ; from a MS. in the handwriting
of Holland Watson, f. 1.
2. ^ London Families ;" circa 1630 ; from a MS. belonging to Herbert
Hove, f. 79.
3. "Puritan Families emigrating to New England in the reign of
Charles the First, from Harleian MS. 6071 ;* followed by notes on
Winthrop's "History of New Engknd," ed. 1825, f. 107.
Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
24,497. " Miscellaneous Genealogy, collected [by Joseph Hunter] at
Bath, 1 820-1833.'* The contents are—
1. Extracts from the collections of the Bev. Thomas Leman in the
library of the Royal Institution, Bath ; relating to families of cos.
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70 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,467-24.464.
Norfolk, SofFolk, Wilts, Somerset, Berks, Buckingham, Warwick,
and Cambridge, f. 4.
2. Welsh pedigrees, from a MS., written circa 1630, in the possession
of Benjnmin H. Bright, f. 56.
3. " The history of the antient family of De Bupe or De la Boche, of
Pembrokeshire, illustrated from original charters," f. 59.
4. " Notices of some of the principal families of England; Aug. 1825,"
f. 76. With other similar notes, ff. 87-116.
5. ** Collections for, families who came to settle in England after the
reign of Henry VII. ; begun Nov. 1825," f. 84.
6. ** Pedigrees of families of Staffordshire and Lancashire," from a MS.
. in the possession of Matthew Gregson ; 1822, f 117.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24,458. Pedigrees of *' Familiar minorum gentium " of England, by
Joseph Hunter ; with index of names. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24,469. Miscellaneous collections of Joseph Hunter ; consisting chiefly
of extracts from exchequer rolls, inquisitions, and other public
records. Among the contents are — ,
1. " Consuetudines ville de Felstede"rin com. Essex], c/c. ; 7 Hen.
[III. 1222, 1223], f. 1.
2. A weather-prophecy for the year, according to the day of the week
on which 1 Jan. falls ; from the fly-leaf of the Domesday of the Ex-
chequer ; drca 1300. Fr, and LaL f. 20.
3. "Solucio facta.diversis Menestrallis die Pentecostes anno xxxiiu."
[?Edw. I., 1306], f. 22.
4. Extracts from a chartulary of Godstow Nunnery, co. Oxford, f. 35.
6. Ambassadors' accounts; 10-48 Edw. III. [1336-1374] fT. 47, 51,
64, 70.
6. Documents relating to the rebellion styled *' The pilgrimage of
grace," in 1536, f. 140.
7. Accounts of expenses for the board, etc., of the Duke of Norfolk,
Earl of Surrey, and other prisoners in the Tower; 1546,1547,
f. 149.
8. Copies of letters to and from George Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury,
William Cecil, Lord Burleigh, Sir Walter Mildmay, Thomas Fan-
shawe, and others ; 1560-1597, ff. 168-182, 188-198, 201-203.
Taper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24,^0-24,464. Miscellaneous English topography, arranged under
counties, by Joseph Hunter. Five volumes.
Vol. I. Bedford— Derby. • Vol. r^. York, Oity and North and
„ u. Deyon— London. I East Bidings.
„ in. Monmouth—Worcester. | „ v. York, West Riding.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
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24.465. MiscKLLiNSOUS topographical notes, by Joseph Hunter; con-
taining— " General topographical remarks," f. 4 ; — Notes on various
pUoefl in Great Britain and Ireland, ff. 22, 40 ; — Abstract of a
Cbartulary of Warden Abbey, co. Bedford, in the possession of
Benjamin H. Bright, f. 24. Paper ; xixth cent., " for the most part
before 1834/' Small Quarto.
24.466. Church-notrs, pedigrees, etc, by Joseph Hunter ; contain-
ing—
1. Notes on tours in cos. Nottingliam and Derby ; 1801, 1802, f. 4.
2. Notes from the collections of Thomas Blore, f. 31.
3. Church-notes at Eoclesfield, co. York, f. 42.
4 Catalogue of the oollections of John Wilson, of Bromhead, with
extracts, etc, f. 58.
5. Genealogical notes from MSS. in the minster library, York, f. 114.
6. Extracts from the parish register of Sheffield, co. York, f. 138.
Paper ; early xixth cent. Quarto.
24.467. '^ Wilson's Yorkshire Deeds :" copies or abstracts by Joseph
Hunter of original documents relating to the West Riding, collected
by John Wilson, of Biomhead. Paper ; ,1825-1829. Quarto.
24.468. *'A Syllabus of the Contents of the Manuscripts of that
celebrated antiquary Boger Dodsworth, now deposited in the
Bodleian Library at Oxford, by Joseph Hunter; April, 1835."
Paper. Quarto.
24.469. YoaKSHiRE collections by Joseph Hunter ; 1830-1846. The
contents are —
1. Abstract of a cbartulary of Eolleston's chantiy, Beverley, f. 8.
2.Ab8tractof a "Family History;" circa 1700-1760, by James Fret,
well, f. 15.
3. Abstract of the autobiography of Thomas Wiight, of Birkenshaw ;
1736-1797, with pedigrees, f. 21.
4. ** Kirkby*s Inquest," or list of fees held of the King in capite, etc.,
by inquest before John de Kirkeby, Treasurer to Edw. L, A" 24
[1295, 1296]. Lot. f. 25.
5. Extncts from wills in the registers of tbe Archbishop of York,
made originally by Sir Thomas Herbert, Bart., f. 32.
6. Pedigrees from Sir W. Dugdale's visitation of Yorkshire; 1665,
1666, f. 75.
7. Extracts from Yorkshire parish registers, f. 85.
8. Estates bold by Boman Catholics in the West Biding, temp, G^. I.,
f. 108.
9. Genealogy and history of the family of Parker, of Norton and Wood-
thorpe, CO. Derby, f. 124.
Paper. Quarto.
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24,470. Yorkshire pedigrees and topographical notes, by Joseph
Hunter ; included are —
1. NoteR, etc,, on Yorkshire elections and parliamentary history ; 1307-
1800, ff. 5, 15.
2. " Abstract of the chartnlary of Nostel Priory since it became private
property in possession of Charles Winn, Esq.,'* f. 34.
3. " Notifies of the last surviving branch of the noble family of Percy,"
f. 176.
4. Notices of Yorkshire antiquaries, f. 276.
5. Copy of " CEoonomia Rokebeiomm," a history of the family of
Rokeby, written by Ralph Rokeby, Secretary to the Council at
York, in 1566. f. 294.
Paper; xixth cent., "for the most part before 1836." Quarto.
24,47L Yorkshire collections, by Joseph Hunter. The chief contents
are —
1. Extracts from the topographical and genealogical collections of Dr.
Nathaniel Johnston and Richard Franks, f. 3.
2. Copy of a MS. relating to the family of Nevile of Chevet, compiled
by Henry Nevile in 1695, f. 52.
3. Extracts from a MS. containing " A book of the Fee of the Provost
of Beverley," and grants, licences, fines, etc,, relating to the East
Riding, tempp. Hen. VIIL-Chas. L, f. 68.
4. Notes from " Wilson's Deeds " digested under heads of subjects,
families, etc., f. 122.
5. " Remarkable entries in the Parish Register of Sheffield," f. 170.
Paper; ctVca 1825. Quarto.
24^472. Yorkshire collections, by Joseph Hunter, consisting of topo-
graphical and genealogical notes relating to the wapentakes of
Staincross and Osgodcross. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
24.473. Yorkshire genealc^, by Joseph Hunter, containing —
1. Pedigrees and notes from the visitations of 1563, 1584-1585, 1665-
1666, ff. 7, 31, 273.
2. Pedigrees of the West Riding, from the collections of John Hop-
kinson, f. 64.
3. Memoirs of the families of Fitzwilliam and Wilson of Bromhead,
ff. 120, 179.
4. MisceUaueous Yorkshire genealogy, chiefly from the collections of
Thomas Beckwith, f. 225.
Paper; area 1820-1830. Quarto.
24.474. Pediorbes of families of Sheffield, oo. York, by Joseph Hunter ;
"begun 1847." Paper ; xixth cent Quarto.
24,476. Yorkshire biography, by Joseph Hunter. The chief contenta
are —
1, Biographical notices of Ralph Assheton of Eirkby, Gervase Disney,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,475-84,480. 73
AbTmham Fryme, John Drake, vicar of Beighton, Oonstanoe Lncy,
wife of Sir Thomas Luoy, of Gharleoote, and Thomas Strangways
Sobinson, of Pickering, ff. 4, 13, 19, 52, 56, 79.
2. Notes from Balph Thoresby's *' Biographical Adversaria,'* etc.^
f. 58.
3. Copies of letters of varioas persons to Sir Bichard Beaumont, of
Dr. Bichaxd Berrie, and of the feimilies of Wentworth, Bosvile,
Kaye, Blingsby, etc., ff. 89-145.
Paper; drea 1820. Quarto.
84.476. Ck>PiBS of Yorkshire wills and of the will of Dr. Samuel
Johnson; 1547-1784. With an index of names. Paper; early
xixth cent Quarto.
84.477. Topographical collections for Derbyshire, by Joseph Hunter;
including, in addition to '' Notices of places and persons," abstracts
of deeds in the collection of John Wilson, of Bromhead, f. 93 ; and
of deeds of the Cavendish and Talbot families, f. 107. Paper ;
drea 1820. Quarto.
84.478. "Chaos:** misoellaneous papers and notes relating to English
biography, heraldry, topography, antiquities, etc., by Joseph Hunter.
Among the contents are—
1. Biographical notices of literary men from Chaucer downwards, f. 4.
2. Notices of reputed heretics of the xvith-XYiiith centt., f. 111.
3. '' On the personal nomenclature of England," f. 131.
4. ** Armorial insignia as used in England ; 1828,'* f. 157.
5.** An introdootion to the knowledge of English heraldry; 1827,"
f. 186.
6. Ettsay '' on Charters," f. 219.
7. Notes on various subjects, as " Thumb-stones,'* " Domesday book,"
** Saxon Chronicle,** "No-man's land," "Bichard of Cirencester,"
ciC £ 248-267.
a Abstract of Samuel Garbett's MS. "History of Wem,'* co. Salop,
£268,
Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
84.479. NoTBS and extracts relating to English history, by Joseph
Hunter ; arranged under headings of subjects. Included are certain
copies of " Boyal and noble letters " of the xvith and xviith centt.,
ff. 119-162. Paper; 1818-1833. Qaarto.
84.480. " Chaos :** miscellaneous notes and extracts relating to Eng-
lish history, antiquities, etc., by Joseph Hunter. Among the sub-
jects most folly treated i
fur Bomnond, f. 4. I The famiUeB of Botreanx and Stafford,
rofCasiOe,f. 85. f. 74.
Tbe minstrel^ f. 6D. I The Order of the Garter, f. 79.
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74 ADDITIONAL MSB., 84,480-24,480.
Extinction of famiUes, f. 89.
Thomas Seeker, Aiohbisbop of Canter-
bury, f. 92.
Genealogy of the Boyal House of Eng-
land, f. 103.
Law precedents, f. 129.
Heralds, ff. 187, 291 b.
Paper ; circa 1840. Quarto.
Seab of dyil corporations, f. 153.
Miracle plays, f. 159.
Witchcraft, f. 168.
Royal itineraries, £!dw. I.-Hoa. VIII.,
ff. 195, 233.
Chartularies, ff. 264 b, 292.
Robin Hood, t 304.
84,48L Copies of charters, biographical Dotioes, e/c, by Joseph Hunter.
Among the contents are —
1. Copies and abstracts of charters of the families of Devereux, Bour-
ohier, Lovaine, Estnrmy, Ferrera, and Boche, from originals in the
library of Sir Thomas Phillipps, f. 3.
2. Notes of summonses to Parliament, temp. Edw. L, and of early
charters, from a MS. of the time of Elizabeth, f. 31.
8. Copy of the '* Livre des Anglois/' containing the names of members
of the English church at Geneva; 1555-1560, f. 39.
4. Biographical and genealogical notes, with copies of letters, etc,j
of— The Gores of Aldrington, f. 45 ;— Scrope, f 49 b ;— Sir Edward
Stradling, temp, Eliz., f. 51 ; — Sir James Whitelocke, Justice of the
King's Bench, f. 62 ; — Sir Aston Cokayn, f. 76 ; — Sir John Bramston,
. Chief Justice of the King's Beach, f. 94 ; — John Hales, of Eton,
f. 97 ; — Thomas Cartwiight, Bishop of Chester, f. 101 ; — Dr. Martin
Lister, £ 109;— Dr. William Stukeley, f. 117.
Paper; 1820-1836. Quarto.
24.482. '* ViROKUM notabilinm memoranda. Collections for the Lives
of eminent Englishmen : by Joseph Hunter, F.S.A. 1851." With
index of names at f. 208. Paper. Quarto.
24.483. '' BiooBAPUiGAL collections " for the lives of eminent English-
men, by Joseph Hunter; "made for the most part previous to
1840." With index of names at f. 2. Paper. Quarto.
24.484. ''Britannia Puritanica, or outlines of the history of the
various congregations of Presbyterians and Independents which
arose out of the schism in the Church of England of 1662; by
Joseph Hunter." With an index of places at f. 383 b. Paper;
circa 1820. Quarto.
24,486. " Biography of Nonconformists," by Joseph Hunter ; consist-
ing chiefly of extracts from diaries of ministers and others in the
xvuth and xvmth centt. Paper ; 1817-1845. Quarto.
24,486. " Beliquije Hey woodiansd ; copious extracts from the Diaries
and other writings of Mr. Oliver Hey wood, of North-Owi-am in the
parish of Halifax, one of the Founders of the Presbyterian Churches
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,487—84,600. 75
in the County of York. Made from the original ManuscriptB by
Joseph Hunter, F.A.S. ; Bath, 1819-1822." At f. 88 iB an original
letter from Oliver Hey wood to Balph Thoresby; 7 Aug. 1697;
with 9eal. Paper. Quarto.
84,487-84,488. *' Chobus Yatnm Anglioanorum : GoUeotionB oonoem-
ing the poets and verse- writers of the English nation. By Joseph
Hnnter, F.S.A." Six volumes ; with an index to each. The writers
treated of, with very few exceptions, " lived from the beginning of
letters as it is considered in England to the close of the 17 th
century ;" and include " all persons who have verse in print, no
matter however small or however worthless." Paper; 1838-1854.
Qoarto.
84,488. Notes on the lives and works of English poets and verse-
writers from Bobert of Gloucester to Pope, by Joseph Hunter.
Fkper ; xixth oent. Quarto.
84,tt4-84,498. Pbolboomena relating to Shakespeare and his family,
with notes on his plays, and miscellaneous collections for the
history of the English drama, by Joseph Hunter. Three volumes.
Paper ; xixth oent Quarto.
81.487. KoTSS on the life and writings of Shakespeare, by Joseph
Hunter ; made after the publication of his ** New Illustrations
of the Life, etc, of Shakespeare" in 1845. Included also are —
Copies of notes on Shakespeare by Benjamin Hey wood Bright,
f. 2; — "Miscellaneous Notes for early history of the [English]
Stage," f. 59;— Extracts from "Dr. [John] HalPs [Shakespeare's
son-in-law] Book of [medical] cases;" [Eg. MS. 2,065]; 1623-1636,
f 76. Paper ; xixth oent. Quarto.
84,486. "The Tempest, or Love-labours Won: a Comedy by Mr.
William Shakespeare. With annotations and a revision of the
text, by Joseph Hunter." Prepared for the press as a reply to
criticisms on the annotator's "Disquisition on the hcene, etc. of.
Shakespeare's Tempest," 1839, but not published. The preface is
dated New Year's day, 1857. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
84.488. NoT£s on Shakespeare by Benjamin Heywood Blight, copied
by Joseph Hunter. At f. 1 is a descriptive catalogue of the MS.
remains of B. H. Bright relating to poetioeJ antiquities. Paper ; drca
1844. Quarto.
84,600. MiscELLAKBOUs notes and extracts relating to Shakespeare
and the English drama, by Joseph Hunter. Paper; xixth cent.
Quarto.
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76 ADDITIONAL MSS^ 24,501—24,509.
24.601. Ck>LLEGTiONS, chiefly genealogical notes and extracts from
records, relating to John Milton and his family, by Joseph Hunter.
At f. 68 are some remarks also upon Joshua Sylvester, the poet.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
24.602. Bri^f biographical notices of English actors before the Civil
War, by Joseph Hunter. Paper ; xixth cent Quarto.
24.603. *' NoTUL^ ; a few notes upon the Scriptures and some of our
greater poets," by Joseph Hunter.
1. Notes on passages in the Pentateuch and other books both of the
Old and New Testament, ff. 3, 28, 33 ;— Illustrations of obsolete
English terms used in the received translation, f. 29 ; — Miscellaneous
remarks, chiefly philological, f. 42.
2. Notes on passages in Chaucer, f. 63 ; — Milton, f. 64 ; — Spenser,
f. 75 ;— Gray, f. 95.
Paper; xixth cent. ; ** for the most part before 1833." Quarto.
24.604. *' BiBLiooBAPHiCAL miscellanies," by Joseph Hunter ; con-
taining '* some account of numerous books, many of them of rare
occurrence, with extracts of more remarkable passages," and with
*' an historical leaning throughout." Paper ; xixth cent. ; ** begun
in 1821." Quarto.
24,606. Itinerary of Edward I., 1272-1307, " prepared for the
Becord Commission from the Bolls and Miscellaaeous Documents
at the Tower " [now in the Public Becord Office] ; copied by Joseph
Hunter. Paper; 1838. Octavo.
24,606, 24,607. Abstracts of escheat rolls and similar records, tempp.
Edw. I.-Eliz. ; by Joseph Hunter ; roughly arranged under counties.
Two volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
24.608. Abstracts of public records relating to co. York, tempp. Edw.
lll.-Jas. I., by Joseph Hunter; consisting of sbenfiGs* and es-
cheators' accounts, subsidy-rolls, inquisitions, etc. Paper; xixth
cent. Octavo.
24,509-24,616. Abstracts of Exchequer accounts and miscellaneous
records in the Queen's Remembrancer's Office, tempp. Hen. II.-
Ghas. II., by Joseph Hunter. Eight volumes. Paper ; xixth cent.
Octavo. Among the more important or curious entries are the
following : —
24.609. Vol. I. ; tempp. Hen. III.-Edw. III.
1. Itineraries, chiefly from household accounts, for various years of
Edward I., ff. 6, 10, 62, 71, 76, 193, 194;— Edward II., jflF. 4, 166,
174 b, 180, 184-190, 196, 198, 205;— Edward III., flf. 36, 192.
2. Roll of the King's offerings and alms ; 6 Edw. I. [1276, 1277], f. 0.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,S09, 84^10. 77
3. Aooonnts of various ambassadors to Borne, France, Germany, etc.
26-33 Edw. I., 4r-15 Edw. HI. [1297-1305, 1330-1341], ft. 13,
22, 24, 46, 68, 64, 141, 166.
4. Aoconnts of constables of the Tower for the keep of Scotch and
Welsh prisoners; 17, 24r-29 Edw. I., 1-14 Edw. 11. [1288-1289,
1296-1301, 1308-1321], ff. 26, 66, 109, 147.
5. '* Obligationes et carte de veteri cista Judeomm Anglie .... post
abjaracionem eomndem a regno ;" 20 Edw. I. [1291, 1292], ff. 28,
66, 129.
6. Payments by the executors of Eleanor, Queen of Edward I; 19,
20 Edw. I. [1291, 1292], ff. 39, 120, 215.
7. Expenses of the journeys of [John de Saunford] Archbishop of
Dublin, as "Gustos" of Ireland; 23 Aug. 16 Edw. L-17 Aug.
18 Edw. I. [1288-1290], f. 87.
8. Beport on the royal plate, jewels, books, etc. ; 24 Edw. I. [1295-
1296}, f. 99. With other lists of similar articles, tempp. Edw. I.-
Edw. in., fL 149, 161, 168, 167, 172.
9. Household and other expenses of Edward II., with " much curious
matter;" 17, 18 Edw. n. [1323-1:126], f. 169.
10. Wardrobe and household accounts ; 34 Edw. I. [1305-1306], f. 170.
11. Expenses of Sir Roger de Leybum *' de obsidione castri Ho£Fensis,"
rfc ; 48 Hen. HI. [1263-1264], £ 200.
84,610. Vol. IL; iempp. Hen. II.-Edw. III.
1. Expenses of Boger de Leybum and others in the royal service
against rebels, etc.; 49-62 Hen. HI. [1264-1268], f. 2.
2. Wardrobe accounts; tempp. Edw. I.-Edw. III., S. 9, 11, 19, 23, 64,
68, 74, 76, 113, 117, 168, 170, 174, 180, 210, 211, 213.
3. Itineraries, chiefly from household accounts, for various years of
Edw. L-Edw. ni., ff. 10,32, 61, 119-163, 176, 197.
4.^*Botnlus liberationis pannorum et aliarum rerum pro apparatu
novorum militum," etc. ; 8 July, 20 Edw. IL [1326]-24 Jan. [1327],
141.
5. Accounts of Ambassadors to the Pope ; 9 Edw. 11.-29 Edw. III.
[1316-1365], fL 44, 47, 201 ;— to Scotland; 46 Edw. IH. [1372],
1202.
6. *' Groods and chattels found in the castle of Wigmore," co. Hereford,
eU.; [16 Edw. IL, 1321-1322], 1 81.
7. Household and wardrobe accounts of Eleanor, Queen of Henry III.,
containing lists of plate, new-year's gifts, alms, etc. ; 86, 37 Hen. III.
[1251-1253], £ 87.
8. Expenses for the coronation of Edw. ILL. ; 1 Feb. A** 1 [1327], 1 170.
9. Obligatiuns to Jews ; temp. Hen. IL, f. 181.
10. Account of John de Winton, Couhtable of the Tower ; 28 Nov.
17 Edw, II.-29 Sept. 19 Edw. IL [1323-1326], 1 190.
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78 ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,5U, 24,512.
11. Inquisition on the lands of Jews ; [1290], f. 194.
12. Works and repairs at the palace of Westminster, the Tower of
London, etc.; 1-4 Edw. XL [1307-1311], fc 222.
24,5U. Vol. IIL; tempp. Edw. L-Rich. IL
1. Accounts of various ambassadors to France, Spain, Hainault, etc;
1 Edw. in.-17 Rich. IL [1327-1394], ff. 5, 6, 18, 19, 26, 30, 41, 42,
46, 46, 51, 53, 59, 73, 90, 122, 124, 136.
2. Expenses of the maintenance of John Randolph, Earl of Murray, in
custody at Windsor and York; 17 Jan. 9 Edw. IIL-B Aug. 14
Edw. IIL [1336-L340], f. 8 b.
3. Accounts relating to the arrest of Sir Thomas de Goumay and other
murderers of Edward IL ; 6-9 Edw. IIL [1331-1336], ff. 10 b, 96.
4. Accounts of Sir William de Asthorp, Gustos of the Channel Islands ;
47, 48 Edw, HL [1373-1376], f. 16.
5. Expenses of the ** King's Hall " at Cambridge ; temp. Edw.IIL, f. 18.
6. Accounts of Robert de Burton, *• receptoris denariorum camere
Regis ;" 19-22 Edw. IIL [1345-1348], f. 32.
7. '* Compotus Hugonis de Kendale clerici Regis de denariis receptis
pro domibus redditibus et tenementis que fuerunt Judeorum," etc. ;
[1291], f. 48.
8. Aocounts of munitions for the garrison of Calais ; 10 Dec. 43
Edw. IIL-9 Dec. 45 Edw. IIL [1369-1371], f. 53:
9. Household expenses of Richard, Prince of Wales, -from 1 Jan. 60
Edw. IIL [1377], to the day of his coronation as Richard II. [16
July, 1377], f. 69.
10. Accounts relative to the ransom of David Bruce, etc, ; 21-49
Edw. III. [1347-1375], f. 83.
11. Itineraries, from wardrobe and household accounts, for the last
year of Edward II. and for various years of Edward III., ff. 100-
121.
At ff. 117 b, 118 b, 119 b are extracts relating to Geoffrey Chaucer;
and at f. 124 are extracts relating to aji embassy of John Wyclyff.
24,612. Vol. IV. ; tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. VH.
1. Accounts relating to David Bruce, prisoner in England; 21-31
Edw. IIL [1347-1357], f. 4.
2. English benefices in the hands of Cardinals; 20 Edw. IIL [1346],
f. 7.
3. Itineraries, from household accounts, for 31, 35 Edw. L, ff. 9, 53 ; —
13, 14, 16 Rich. IL, ff. 78, 89 ;— 4 Hen. IV., f. 79 ;— 20, 30 Hen. VL,
ff. 85, 129 ;— 21, 22 Edw. IV., f. 102.
4. Aocounts connected with the royal stud, with names of those
who received gilt saddles from the King, etc.; 29-34 Edw. IIL
[1366-1360], f. 21.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24^1S, 24,613. . 79
b. Hoiuehold accounts of Isabella, Queen of Edward II., while in
Fimnce; 9 Mar. 18 Edw. IL-29 Sept. 19 Edw. n. [1325], f. 27.
6. Expenses of the conveyance of the corpse of John Wawayn, late
Confitable of Bordeaux, from London to Branoepeth, and of the
interment of the same; Mar. 22 Edw. IIL [1348], f. 47.
7. Accounts of Richard de Bury, Bisliop of Durham, and others, am-
bassadors to Naples, Avignon, Spain, France, etc,; 7 Edw. III.-19
Rich. n. [1333-1396], ff. 62, 63 b, 74, 91, 92, 140.
8. Accounts of John Wilicotes, comptroller of Thomas Chaucer, keeper
of the Queen's manor of Woodstock, etc.; 12, 13 Hen. Vl! [1433-
1436], f. 84.
9. -Remarkable payments;" 1 Edw. IL [1307-1308], f. 97b.
10. Aooonnta relating to the invasion of France by Henry V. in 1415,
£109.
11. Accounts of the subsidy from the clergy of the diocese of Ely,
with the names of the contributors ; 2 Rich. IL [1378-1379], f. 120.
12. "Liber Simonis Fleet, contrarotulatoris Thome Barnaby, ntiper
TheBaararii ville regis de Harfleur ;" 31 Dec. 3 Hen. V.-21 Jan.
7 Hen. V. [1415-1420], f. 124.
13. Accounts relating to the military expedition of Henry, Prince of
Wales, into North Wales : 17 Apr.-18 July, 4 Hen. IV. [1403], f. 142.
At f. 103 is an extract relating to Geoffrey Chaucer.
9i513. Vou V. ; tempp, Edw. I.-Hen. VIII.
1. Documents relating to the invasion of France by Henry V. in 1415,
£19, 68 b.
2. Accounts of ambassadors to France, Germany, the Council of Con-
stance, eie,; 35 Edw. IIL-27 Hen. VI. [1361-1449], ff. 26, 68, 72,
78, 93, 164, 165, 185.
3. Profits of the church of Scarborough ; tempp. Hen. V, VI., f. 28.
4 Works at the hall and palace at Westminster ; 29 Sept. 22 Rich. IL-
1 Nov. 1 Hen. IV. [1398, 1399], f. 52.
5. Expenses for the repairs, etc., of the King's clock at Westminster ;
4-6 Hen. VL [1425-1428], f. 84.
6. Goods, chattels, jewels, etc., taken from John Mortymer [Cade], and
his adherents ; July, 28 Hen. VL [1450], f. 87.
7. Gold, silver, copper and lead, got in the King's mines in Devon and
ComwaU; 23-29 Hen. VL [1445-1451], f. 95.
8. Accounts relating to Lollard prisoners; 3-5 Hen. V. [1415-1418],
f. 105 b.
9. Accounts relating to the hosti^es for payment of the ransom of
James L of Scotland ; 1-6 Hen. VI. [1423-1428], ff. 110, 115.
lO.PersoDs in oo. York, having 402. in land, who did not come to
receive knighthood, according to proclamation, before 15 Aug.
16 Hen. VII. [1501], f. 148.
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80 ADDITIONAL MSS„ 84,618—24,616.
11. Plate, jewels, etc.y in the custody of ''frater Johannes Bandolf,
alias dictus Raundel," late dwelling in the house of the Friars Minor
at Shrewsbury; Apr. 7 Hen. V. [1419], f. 157.
12. Tapestry, etc.y bought for Henry VI. from the ezecutora of his
father; 14 Apr. 4 Hen. VI. [1426], f. 174.
13. ** Assessment on the town of Oxford of the 3 groat subsidy ;*' tt.d.,
f. 200.
The name of Geoffrey Chaucer occurs on f. 27 ; — ^that of Thomas
Chaucer on ff. 36, 69, 86, 91, 109, 113, 184;— and that of John
Chaucer on f. 38.
584,614. Vol. VI. ; tempp. Edw. L-Jas. L
1. Accounts of Eichard [de Bury] Bishop of Durham, Ambassador io
France; 11 July, 12 Edw. III.-10 Oct. 13 Edw. 111. [1338, 1339],
f. 2. With accounts of other embassies, poMtm.
2. Assessments of the, subsidy on the nobility ; 14 Apr. 2 Eliz. [1560],
35 Eliz. [1692-1593], 16 Mar. 1624, ff. 8, 21, 29.
3. Jewels found in the cattle of Edinburgh, etc, ; 24-31 Edw. I., 6
^ Edw. III. [1296-1303, 1332], ff. 33, 162, 170 b.
4. Bents, clc.,of Clerkenwell Nunnery; Mich. 1534-Mich. 1636, f. 63.
6. Wardrobe accounts; temp, Edw. I.-Hen. VI., ff. 106, 107, 142-145,
154-167, 168-176, I80b-192.
6. Accounts of constables of the Tower; 24 Edw. I.-14 Edw. 11.
[1296-1321], ff. 130-137.
7. Accounts relating to the infS^nt children of Edward I.; Sept. 2
Edw. I.-Oct. 3 Edw. I. [1274, 1276], f. 176.
8. Goods of Sir John de Pulteney, deceased ; 10 June, 23 Edw. III.-
10 Mar. 25 Edw. III. [1349-1351], f. 195 b.
24,616. Vol. VII. ; tempp. Edw. I V.-Chas. H. ; but chiefly Hen. Vm.-
Jas. I.
1. Parishes in London ; 35 Hen. VIII. [1543-1544], f. 56.
2. Plate, vestments, efc., of churches in oo. Devon; 6, 7 Edw. VI.
[1552, 1653], ff. 80, 123.
3. Arrears of hearth-money due 26 Mar. 1664, f. 137.
The rest of tbevolume consists chiefly of subsidy rolls and inquisitions.
24,616. Vol. VIII. ; tempp. Hen. VIIL-Chas. n.
1. ** Extracts from a book of entries of persons going abroad ; 31 Dec.
1613-21 Nov. 1614," f. 1.
2. ** Ordnance at the Tower ; 13 May, 1688," f. 12. .
3. *' Note of the contents of a ' Book of Orders ' of the Commissioners
for compounding with Delinquents [in co; York] " etc ; 1649-1651 ;
followed by other accounts relating to the civil war, chiefly con-
nected with CO. York, ff. 22-114.
4. Emigrants to New England, etc., in 1636, f. 115.
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Si«617, 84,510. Abstracts of wardrobe and household accounts, tempp.
Hen. III.-Cha8. II., by Joseph Hnnter. Two volnmes. Paper ;
xixth cent Octavo.
M,519. ** Collectanea histol'ica et miscellanea," tempp. Jolm~Chas. TI. j
by Jotteph Hunter; consisting of rough notes and extracts from
patent rolls, accounts, inquisitions, and other public records.
Paper ; sixth cent. • Octavo.
S4,8S0. ** Collectanea topographica,t)hilologica, efc.," iempp. Edw. I.-
Geo, m., by Joseph Hunter; consisting of rough notes from public
records relating to English topography, arranged under connties,
1 1 ;--and notes and extracts under various headings, as '* Bells,"
"Gipsies,** "Freemasonry," "Mint," ete.j f. 116. Paper; xixth
oent. Octavo.
%tfitL Abstracts of chartulaiies preserve among the public records,
by Joseph Hunter ; viz* — of Qodstow, co. Oxon^ f. 2 ; — of the family
of Hyll, f, 17 ; — ^Newstead, co. Notts, f. 20 ;— St. Augustine's, Canter-
bury, f. 22 ; — Oseney, oo. Oxon., £ 44 ; — Chei^tsey, co. Surrey, f. 60 ;
— Perahore, oa Wore, f..52. Included also are extracts from rolls
of aidB, ele., chiefly relating to co. York, tempp. Hen. II.-Mary, f. 54.
Paper; xixth cent. Octavo.
94,622-84,5^. "Nominale: nouns substantive [Latin and English]
used in England in the Middle AgeS, illustrated by quotation from
anoient accounts and inventories among the public records, by
J[o6eph] H[unter];" arranged ^phabetically. Eight volumes.
Paper ; xixth oent. Small Octavo.
S16S0-24,637. " Nominalb," etc., by Joseph Hunter ; containing the
same v^ords, with a feW exeeptions and additions, as the preceding
volumes, but less fally illustrated. Eight volumes. Paper ; xixth
cent. Quarto.
14,638. "Philological collections," by Joseph Bunter. The chief
contents ate — N^lected or remarkable words used by English
writers, circa 1550-1650, f. 9; — and remarks on various common
Words, arrange<l alphabetically, f . 55. Paper ; xixth cent. *' Begun
about 1829." Qtlarto.
M,539. Collections relating to English dialects, verbal archaisms,
etc., by Joseph Hunter. Among the contents are —
1. '* Uncomlnon Words and forms of expresbion found in the vernacular
Ungtlage of Halkmshire ;^' 1821, f. 1.
2. '* Verbal archaisms in the vernacular language of South Yorkshire ;"
1827, f. 28.
3. ^ Worda' ending in er, made use of in hunting the hare^ etc.^ in
Wastoftoreland and Oumberland," f« 82.
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4. Words found in the cant language of beggars and thieTes, f. 100*
5. Cambrian names of plants, animals, eta^ f. 1X8.
Interspersed are words used in various English counties, from early
Latin and other vocabularies, with popular rhymes, proverbs, etc.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
24.640. *' The Hallamshire Glossary," by Joseph Hunter. Prepared
for the press as an enlarged second edition of the work printed in
1829. Paper. "Finished Dec. 16, 1855." Quarto.
24.641. Philological and miscellaneous collections, by Joseph Hunter;
consisting of extracts from vocabularies, remarks on various Eng-
lish words and phrases, rough notes from the Catalogue of the Uar-
leian MSS., etc. Paper ; xuth cent. Quarto.
24.642. Ck>LLECTiONB relating to the " Antiquities of common life,
poetry, etc." by Joseph Hunter. The chief contents are —
1. Illustrations of popular traditions, proverbs, forms of expression,
etc., f. 3.
2. Children's games, f. 101.
3. Customs connected with religion, f. 105.
4. Extracts from a MS. Bitnal found in the wall of West Lavington
church, CO. Wilts, f. 139.
5. Transcript of an English poem, temp. Edw. I. or II., '' containing a
system of Natural Philosophy." Imperfect. Printed in T. Wright's
" Popular Treatises on Science," p. 132. £ 151.
6. Copies of miscellaneous poems, Jacobite songs, epigrams, conun-
drums, etc., f. 160.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
24.643. PopuLAB antiquities of cos. York and Derby, by Joseph
Hunter; containing a dissertation on popular rhymes connected
with rivers, mountains, families, etc., and a few miscellaneous notes.
Paper ; xixth cent. Oblong Octavo.
24.644. 24,646. '* Observations on popular antiquities," etc., by John
Brand, M.A. Sec. S.A., revised by Henry Ellis, F.E.S., Sec. S.A.
Two volumes. The printed edition of 1813; with MS. notes and
additions by Joseph Hunter. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
24.646. Popular antiquities, by Joseph Hunter ; consisting of notes on
various subjects, such as Fairies, f. 1 ; — Keginald Scot's ** Discovery
of Witches," printed 1584, f. 11 ;— Proverbs, ff. 18, 39 ;— Personal
nomenclature, f. 25 ; — Christmas, Mayday, and other customs, f. 46 ;
T-Posies, f. 74. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.647. Collections relating to chronology, the calendar, etc., by
Joseph Hunter. Included are — ^The Exchequer Calendar, 3 Hen. V.
[1415-1416], f. 1 ;— Calendar from the Duchy of Lancaster Book,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,548—84,671. 83
2 Hen. IV. [1400-1401], f. 14;— Saints and their Feasts, f. 21;—
Weather-prophecy for the several months, f . 38 ; —On the Paschal
cjTcle, f. 47. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
84,548. Notes relating to chronology and the calendar from the puhlic
records, iempp. Hen. III.-Kioh. III., by Joseph Hunter. Included
also ar& ^^ Notes out of the weekly accounts of the works at West-
minster * pro capella beati Stephani;' " 20-22 Edw. I. [1291-1294],
£ 15. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
84549. ** The continual and in&Ilible weather calendar and prophet,
for oonntry and town people, by Father Dr. Fischart :" a translation
from a German tract, entitled " Ewiger untrtiglicher Wetterkalender
.... von Pater Dr. Fischart,** printed at Ulm, 1845. Paper ;
kixth cent. Octavo.
84,560-84,565. '* MasEUM Pocket-books *' of Joseph Hunter ; contain-
ing notes, chiefly genealogical, from MSS. in the British Museum.
Sixteen volumes. In Vol. n. f. 4, is a diary of J. Hunter, 21 Apr.-
17 June, 1828. Paper; 1828-1848. Octavo.
84,586. Bough index to the preceding *^ Museum Pocket-books,^' by
Joseph Hunter. Paper; ctrca 1850. Quarto.
84,567. ^ MusEGTM Pocket-book A ;" containing pedigrees and genea-
logical notes extracted by Joseph Hunter from MSS. in the British
Museum. Paper ; 1821. Oblate Octavo.
84,668-24,604. ''Itineraries:** containing church -notes, monumental
inscriptions, extracts from parish and other registers, pedigrees, etc.^
collected by Joseph Hunter in various parts of England, but chiefly
in Yorkshire and the neighbouring counties ; together with notes
of continental tours. Thirty-seven volumes. Paper; 1802-1859.
Small Octava The principal contents of the several volumes are
as follows : —
84468. Vol. L Church-notes and extracts from registers in co. York.
84JW8. Vol. U. Church-notes, pedigrees, etc^ in cos. York, Derby,
Lancaster, Salop, and Chester.
84,570. Vol. III. Church-notes, extracts from registers, etc., in co.
York, and at Dronfield, co. Derby.
84,9inL Vol. IV. Church-notes, ekf., in co. York ; with abstracts of
wills at York, extracts from the Shrewsbury papers at Heralds'
CoU^pe, etc. At ff. 21 b, 29 are drawings of Haxby and Last-
ingham churches; and at f. 31 is a plan of the Saxon crypt at
Lastingham.
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84 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,572—24,688.
24,672< Vol. V. Church-notes, etc., in cos. York and Derby, at Liver-
pool, CO. Lane, and at Amesbury and Bemerton, co. Wilts.
24,673-24,676. Vol. VI.-IX. Churoh-noteB, etc., in co. York ; with
pedigrees and a few rough sketches of monuments, etc.
24,677. Vol. X. Church-notes, etc., in cos, York, Somerset, Wilts, and
Dorset. At f. 40 are extracts, chiefly of entries of the name of
Heathcote, from the register of Chesterfield, co. Derby.
24,578. Vol. XI. Church-uotes in oo. Wilts; with notes of readings at
the British Museum and the Bodleian, extracts from the parish
register of Doncaster, co. York, Derbyshire pedigrees, copies of
letters to and from members of the Beaumont family in the xvuth
cent., etc
24.679. Vol. XII. Church-notes in co. York ; with notes of readings
at the Bodleian and Ashmole Libraries, extracts &om the parish
register of Bath, co. Som., and from various collections of genea-
logical MSS., etc, .
24.680. Vol. XIII. Church-notes in oo. York; with an account of
a visit to Stratford-on-Avon, co. Warwick, extracts from genealo-
gical MSS., etc.
24,58L Vol. XIV. Notes of a tour on the Wye and the Dee ; with
extracts from the genealogical MSS. of C. Mellish of Blyth, and
John Wilson, of Leeds. .
24.682. Vol. XV. Church-notes in co. York, and at Stratford-on-
Avon, CO. Warwick ; with extracts from wills at Lichfield and
Doctprs' Commons, miscellaneous genealogical notes, etc
24.683. Vol. XVI. Notes of wills at Doctors* Commons and at York ;
with a few remarks on the monuments in Westminster Abbey,
24.684. Vol. XVII. Notes of wills at York.
24,686. Vol. XVIll. Church-notes in cos. Warwick, Notts, and
York; with extracts from the registers of Bradfield, Sheffield,
Ecdesfield, etc
24.586. Vol.. XIX. Notes of wills at York ; with a few genealogical
extracts from MSS. in the Bodleian Library.
24.587. Vol. XX. Notes from registers of dissenting congregations
in COS. York, Devon, and Notts, and in London.
24,688. Vol. XXI. Church-notes in cos. York, Derby, Notts, and
Suffolk, and at Lincoln ; with remarks on rare books in the library
o/ the Kev. John Mitford.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,689-24,604. 85
84.589. Wou XXII. draroh-notes in cos. Notts, Derby, and York ;
with extracts from the register of St. Giles', Cripplegate, London,
eta
84.590. Vol. XXIII. Church-notes in cos. Derby, Notts, Lincoln,
and Huntingdon ; with genealogical extracts from MSS. at Caius
College, Cambridge, etc.
94^L Vol. XXIV. Extracts from the parish regibter and court
rolls of Mansfield, oo. Notts.
84,598. Vol. XXV. Extracts from the parish register of Wood-
borough, CO. Notts ; with notes at Ketteringham a,nd Attleborough,
00. Nort etc,
84.593. Vol. XXVL Notes of churches, etc,, at Ober-Wesel, on the
Hhine, made in Aug. 1847.
84.594. Vou XXVn. Abstracts of wills at York, genealogical notes
from Heralds' College, and the Minster Library, York, notes relat-
ing to Protesitant dissenters from Dr. Williams's Library, London,
elc.
84.595. Vol. XXVm. Notes relating to the family of Kaye, of co.
Lancaster, extracts from the register of St. George the Martyr,
Southwark, co. Surrey, genealogical notes from MSS. of Jolu^
Odingsell Lake and Sir Thomas Phillipps, etc
84.596. Vol. XXlX. Church-notes in cos. York and Kotts; with
extracts from genealogical MSS. of C. Mellish.
84.597. Vol. XXX. Biief note of the monument of Sir Charles Lucas
and Sir Oeoi^e Lisle, in St. John's Church, Colchester, co. Essex.
84,586, 84,599. Voll. XXXI., XXXH. Notes of a tour in France,
Italy, Switzerland, Crermany, and Belgium, in 1853.
84,600. Vou XXXIII. Extracts from court rolls of Wakefield and
the registers of Birstall and Normanton, co. York ; with notes of
wills at York.
84,60L Vol. XXXIV. Church-notes in cos. Warwick and Notts,
and in Westminster Abbey, etc,
84,608. Vol. XXXV. Church-notes in co. York, and at Mottram, co.
Chester, etc
84,608. Vol. XXX VL Notes of wills at York.
84,604. Vol. XXXVII. Church-notes, e/c, at Bingley and Ecoles-
field, CO. York.
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86 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,606'-24,61L
84,606-24,612. ^'Adversaria:" misoellaneouB notea and extracts by
Joseph Hunter, relating to English genealogy, history, literature,
etc. Eight volumes. Paper ; 1801 — ctrca 1830. Octavo and Small
Quarto. The principal contents of the several volumes are as
follows : —
24,606. Vol. I. Genealogical notes on families of oos. York and
Derby ; with extracts from parish rasters, ete.
24.606. Vou II. Diary and oommon-plaoe book of J, Hunter; 1808-
1814.
24.607. Vol. III. 1. Copies of correspondence of Dr. Thomas Percy,
afterwards Bishop of Dromore, with John Wilson, of Bromhead ;
4Sept-15Nov. 1777, f. 1.
2. " An attempt to recover a list of the works, wliich profess to treat
of the Baronets and Peers of England, Scotland and Ireland,'' f. 11.
3. Extracts from the registers of Blythe and Carlton, oo. Notts,
ff. 23, 26.
4. Original letter from William Tumor to J. Hunter ; Newcastle,
12 Oct. 1811, f. 74.
5. Extracts from MS. lives of Ambrose Barnes, of Newcastle, o6. 1710 ;
Elizabeth Gilbert, of Lockoe, co. Derby, ch, 1665; and Bichard
Kicards, o6. circa 1760, ff. 76, 86, 86 b.
6. Pedigrees of various families, including —
Percy, of Worcester, f. 5 b.
Cockayne, of Aahbomn, f. 22.
Pipe, of Wallingwells, f. 22 b.
Egerton, {. 27 b.
Kirby, f. 81.
WadBWorih, f. 34 b.
Conder, f. 35 b.
Sutton, 1 87 b.
Bnake, f. 38.
Priestley, f . 38 b.
Whitaker, f. 39 b.
Gibbon, ff. 40 b, 44 b.
Bich, f. 41 b.
Hopkins, f. 45 b.
Hammond, f. 46.
Hnngerford, f. 47 b.
Weston, f. 66.
Gourtenay of Ireland, f. 70 b.
KnoUys, f. 71 b.
24.608. Vol. IV. Biief notes on Shakspeare, Sheffield provincialisms,
and other subjects, chiefly philologicaL
24.609. Vol. V. Notes and extracts, in prose and verse, under various
headings, as " Dr. Walter Pope," " Channs," " The Nightingale,"
" Methodist," " Mottoes," etc.
24.610. Vol. VI. Bough notes and extracts, chiefly genealogical and
relating to co. York ; with church-notes in co. Gloucester, etc
24.611. Vol. VII. Pedigrees of Gibson of Knipe, Stainforth, Koydt»,
Hesketh, Sullivan of Cork, Sterne, etc., f. 7; — Notes from the
'•Gentleman's Magazine;" 1731-1815, f. 12 ;— Itinerary of Charles!.;
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 84,612—24,626. 87
1642-1648, f. 53;— Notes from Edmund Lodge's abstracts of the
" Talbot Papers," f. 68 b.
M,fil8. Vol. YIII. Abstract of a MS. containing evidences of the
Darcy family, f. 1 ; — Notes from a oanvassing-book during an
election for oo. York ; 3-15 June, 1710, f. 13 ; — ^^Abstracts of historical
letters, temp. James I., collected by Dr. Thomas Birch, f. 17.
M,618. Brixf notes by Joseph Hunter, relating to Francis, George,
and Gilbert Talbot, Earls of Shrewsbury, their families and con-
nections, chronolc^cally arranged; June, 1530-13 Aug. 1616.
Paper; 1808. Octavo.
24,n4. *^SiL7A Poetica :" extracts from poets, classical and modern,
with critical remarks, by Joseph Hunter. Paper; 1807. Octavo.
S4,n5. Papbrs on various subjects read before a literary society at
New Ck)llege, York, with two LcUin prolusions, etc., by Joseph
Hunter. Paper ; 1806, 1807. Quarto.
94,616. Essay ** on English topography, and especially on the sources
of information," by Joseph Hunter; read in the Institution at Bath,
21 Feb. 1831. At f. 18 is another, somewhat different, copy. Paper.
Quarto.
S4,6i7. Essays '* on the state of the text of an eminent poet [Shak-
speare}" and " on some popular superstitions of the modem Sciots,**
1^ Joseph Hunter ; read in the Institution at Bath, 23 Jan. 1832,
21 Jan. 1833. Paper. Octavo.
i4,61&. Essay '' on the personal nomenclature of the English nation,''
by Joseph Hunter; followed by miscellaneous collections on the
I aobject. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
Sft,619. ESBAYB relating to English history and heraldry, by Joseph
Hunter, ««. : — *
1. •* An introduction to the knowledge of the Heraldry of England,"
£1.
2. "First lines of exact knowledge concerning the history of the
house of Plantagenet," f. 42.
3. ^ On an apparent iudifferency to English titles of honour of the
iarnQy of De Yaleneia," f. 62.
4. •* Contributions towards a critical history of the battle of Agincourt,"
178.
Paper; circa 1850. Oblong Octavo.
HMO. "Sib Edward Stanley, K.G., the first Lord Monteagle. Docu-
jnents illustrative of his private character and history. By Joseph
Hunter ;" consisting of copies of letters, wills, deeds, inventories, etc, ;
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88 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,621<-24,688.
1518-1572; with an introductory notice and deRcriptions of the
documents. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.621. " Thk rise of the Old Dissent in the Peak of Derbyshire," by
Joseph Hunter; founded on a work entitled " De spiritualibus Pecoi,'*
by W. Bagshaw, printed at Sheffield, 1702. Paper ; 1851. Oblong
Octavo.
24.622. '' Basilea, the sepulchral inscriptions in the cathedral and
the church of St. Peter at Basle^ of its eminent scholars and their
families: copied from the originals in August 1853 by Joseph
Hunter ;" with an introduction, and remarks on the monument of
Erasmus. Paper. Oblong Octavo.
24.623. Catalogue of the rarer or more valuable books in the library
of Joseph Hunter. Included also are miEcellaneous literary papers
and notes, among which are —
1. " Idea of a New Baronage," f. 18.
2. Genealc^oal notes of the families of Grace and Radcliffe, ff. 28, 25.
3. " Usages and customs common to the French and English nations,"
f. 30.
4. " Collations of Gale's edition of Higden," f. 39.
5. Notes on the " Acadera Koial or college and senate of Honor," as
proposed in 1620, f. 54.
Paper; ctrca 1820-1830. Quarto.
24.624. ''Chronicon Cantuaiiense :" a brief general chronicle from
the nativity to 1331, written in the monastery of St. Augustine,
Canterbury. A transcript, from the original in the Exchequer, by
Joseph Hunter; with an introduction by E[van] H[ayne8] Hunter,
M.A., whose name appears on the title-page as intended editor.
Paper ; 1850. Oblong Octavo.
24.625. Notes of the sale of the pictures, etc,, of Charles I. ; 1649-1652, .
extracted from the original certificates of the contractors by Joseph
Hunter. Paper ; xixth oent. Oblong Octavo.
24.626. I'racxngs of miscellaneous English autographs, tempp, Edw. I.-
Chas. I. At f. 116 are tracings of merchants' marks ; 34 Eliz. [1592].
Paper ; xixth cent. Ootavo.
24.627. Copies of inscriptions, drawings of seals, merchants' marks,
e/c., collected by Joseph Hunter. At f. 24 are the names and ages
of the children of Bandle and Eleanor Kennerley in 1759. Paper;
xvnith and xixth centt. Octavo.
24.628. " Beware the cat :*' a transcript of a black-letter tract by
William Baldwin, made from a copy of the second edition, printed
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,689 24,634. 89
in 1570. At f. 66 are a few notes on the traot by JoBeph Hnnter,
and a transGript of a poem prefixed to the third edition, printed
in 1584. Paper; 1847. Octavo.
S4,6S9. Notes of a sermon by Philip Henry on Proverbs xv. 8,
preached at TVhitchuroh, co. Salop, 15 Mar. 166|. Autograjph.
Paper. Duodecimo.
24^630. ** Four original letters of the Berkshire branch of the house
of Howard," addressed to two Misses Howard, resident at Bury
St- Edrannds ; with notes by Joseph Hunter. The writers are —
Ka[tharine] Howard [daughter of George Booth, and widow of
James Howard, grandson of Thomas, 1st Earl of Berkshire] ; Bough-
ton, 4 Nov. 1738, f. 2 ; — Ca[tharine Howard, Countess of] Berkshire
[daughter of James Grahame, and wife of Henry Bowes Howard, 4th
Earl of Berkshire]; Ashstead, 2, 6 June, [circa 1730-1740], ff. 4, 5;
— Mary Kerrich [? wife of John Kerrich, M.D.]; Bury, 19 Feb.
[1739], f. 7. Paper ; xvmth and xixth oentt. Quarto.
t4,6Sl. Original letters and papers relating to the family of Carafa,
Dukes of Nocera; 1525-1656. Span, and Ital. Included ai^
letters of —
Tbe Emperor Charles Y., ff. 1, 2;— An-
tonne [Perrenot], Cardinal de Gran-
TcUe, f. 3 :->Don Juan de Austria, f. 5 ;
— PbilipIL of Spain, L 7, 9;— {Diego
PeniaDdes de Cabrera] Conde de
Chinehon, £ 11-18 ;— the InfiBJita
Host of the letters hB,Y^ seals; and at f. 47b is a patent, dat.
29 Sept. 1626, with the signature and seal of Gon9alo Fernando de
Cordova, Governor of Milan. For fuller description, see the Catalogue
of Spanish MSS. Paper. Folio.
24,632. Extracts from the registers of Winchester College, by
Mackenzie £.C. Waloott, B.D., Precentor of Chichester; containing
the names and brief notices of eminent alumni from 1397 to 1832.
Paper; 1848. Quarto. PresenUd hy the Rev. M. E. C. WalcoU.
B4,6SS. 1. Certificate of the admission of Thomas Moore, the poet,
into the society of the Middle Temple ; 19 Nov. 1795. Copy. f. 53.
2. Beoeipt from Thomas Moore to [J.] Carpenter, the publisher, for
50L, for the copyright, e^c, of the second edition of '* The Odes of
Anacreon;" 19Octl801. Holograph, f. 54.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy W. H. Carpenter, Esq.
24,684. Extracts and notes concerning the history, language, etc., of
Armenia. Fr., Lot. and Armenian. Paper; early xixth cent.
Folio.
Isabel [Clara Eugenia], f. 19 ;— {Pedro
Giron] Buque de Ossuna, ff. 41, 43 ; —
Philip rV.of Spain, ff. 49-63, 78, 75 ;—
El Cardenallnfante [Ferdinand, Arch-
biiihop of Toledo, son of Philip III.],
ff. 64-72, 77.
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90 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,686^24,640.
24,636. ''Catalogue dee Manusorits Arm^niens de la Bibliotheque
da Boy dress^ en 1735.*' Apparently in the autogrctph of the author,
tbe Abbe Guillaume de Yillefi-oy; and with a Bomewhat fuller
*' ayertissement " than that prefixed to the catalogue as printed in
Montfauoon's " Bibliotheca Bibliothecarum/' pp. 1015-1027. It is
followed, in the same hand, by detailed notices of Armenian MSS.
and printed books in the Bibl. du Roy, ff. 36-140 ; — and a " Cata-
logue des Manusorits Arm^niens qui se trouvent a Venise.^ f. 143.
Paper ; 1735, 1736. Folio.
24.636. Notes and extracts from printed books and MSS. relating to
the history, geography, etc.^ of Armenia ; mostly in the same hand
as the preceding volume. French and Armenian* Paper; middle
of the xvmth cent. Folio.
24.637. Liber censuum ecclesiae S. Severi Erfordensis [Erfurt, Saxony] ;
1351-1358 : containing the items of revenue in detail, the names of
tenants, e^e. The accounts for 1353 are missing. Vellum; middle
of the xivth cent. Folio.
24.638. Decii Junii Juvenalis Satyrarum libri v. Owing to the
excision of the illuminations, the following lines are wanting : — Sat. i.,
1-37 ; vi., 662-611 ; viii., 245-275 ; ix., 1-13, 103-137 ; x., 1-4, 356-
366 ; xi., 1-33 ; xii., 120-130 ; xiii., 1-31. Each satire is headed by
one or two descriptive hexameters. Vellum; in an Italian hand
of the xvth cent. With illuminated initials, and a few borders
remaining, and, on f. 3, the arms of Este-Ferrara. In rich gilt-
touled binding, stamped with the quarterings of Este and with the
initials B. M. in the comers, and with clasps. Small Folio.
24.639. ''Die Eeformacion zu Amspei^ vszgangen der haimlichen
beschlossen acht der obrosten kaiserlichen freigericht des hailigen
Bomischen Beicdis, mit seiner ordnung vnd volg :" reforms made in
tbe laws and constitution of the secret tribunal known as the
'* Vehmgericht," made at a chapter at Amsberg, in Westphalia, in
1 437. See Usener, " Die frei- und beimlichen Gerichte Westphalens,"
p. 11. The ff. 65 b-80 b, contain sundry **vrtailen;" 1437^1465.
Paper; xvith cent. *'Ex libris Johannis Pfrontneri, J. V. D."
Small Quarto.
24.640. Medulla grammatica : a Latin-English vocabulary, attributed
to Gralfridus Grammaticus. Imperfect, extending from "abhomina-
rium " to " mantica.*' See Albert Way's " Promptorium, Parvu-
lomm," 1843-1865, vol. iii. p. Hi. On f. 165 are two Latin lines
containing the date of the battle of Shrewsbury, 1403. Vellum ;
xvth cent. Small Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,641. 91
S4,64L Theological and other tracts. Latin. With table of con-
tents at the beginning, viz. : —
1. " Breuiloqniom fratris Bonaventore ;" with marginal notes, f. 2.
2. '* Breiiis tractatoe de ortn anticbristi ;" beginning, '' Nascetur Anti-
chrieiiiB de progenie Dan," f. 61.
3. *' De mnltiplici significacione dinersarnm diocionum ;*' list of
0criptnial words with illustrative quotations. See also art. 23.
£61 b.
4. *' Vita beatarum sororum Marie Magdalene et Marthe;" beginning,
" In tenitorio lerosolimitano," f. 64.
5. *' OmeliA Origenis super id euangelium," etc. Joh. xx. ii., f. 72.
6. " Liber qui vocatur Elucidarium ;" attributed to St. Anselm
and others, f. 77 b.
7. ^ Angnstinns [Hipponensis episcopus] de spiritu et anima ;"
contaimng 33 chapters only, instead of 65, as printed in Migne,
XL. 779, f. 116.
8. ** Soliloqnium Augni^ni ad animam, in parte ;'' beginning, '' Non est
solitarius oum quo est deus," £^124.
9. ''Beflcriptum beati B[emarai, abbatis Glarevallensis,] ad W[il- '
lelmum, 8. Theodorici] abbatem, de superfluitate monachorum ;"
part of the ** Apologia " of St. Bernard, containing from oh. Tii.
to the middle of oh. ziii. as printed in Migne, clxxxii. 895, f. 124 b.
10. dementis, Lantoniensis prions, concordiad Evangelistarum capi-
tula, cum epistola ad presbyterum N. de causa et fructu ejusdem
opens, f. 126.
11. S. Gregorii papce homeliarum in evangelia capitula, f. 128 b.
12. Miraculorum et parabolarum in evangeliis enumeratio, f. 129.
13. S. Isidori, Hispalensis episoopi, trium librorum '' de summo
bono,*^ siye sententiarum, capitula, f. 131 b.
14. ** Meditaciones beati Anselmi, cantuariensis archiepiscopi :'* a
combination of the ** meditationes " and ** orationes," as printed in
Migne» f. 133.
15. "Quedam exoepciones Johannis Belet de ministerlis ecclesie,"
£164.
16. *' Tractatus vtilis de prosodia sine accentu prosaico ;" beginning,
"Cvm prius me trice inchoassem,^ £ 196.
17. ^Quatuor Tenti cardinales cum suis collateralibus," £ 208.
18. Short extracts from St. Gregory, cte., £ 209.
19. Short tales, after the manner of the *' Gesta Bomanorum ;'* followed
at £ 211b by the "Exempla Petri Alphunsi," otherwise called the
^'Disciplina dericalis," wanting the beginning and end. See the
Catalogue of Bofnances. £210.
20. S. Augustini " libellus de conflictu uiciorum et uirtututu et con-
temptu mundi," £ 227.
21. '* Meditaciones Bernardi, abbatis clareuallensis,'' £ 236.
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92 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,641-24.660.
22. '* Distinctiones diyersamm diooionum ;" oostinued from art 3 ;
with extracts from Augnstioe, Gregory, Bernard, and others ; verses
" do natura cx)lnmhe," cte., f. 260.
At f. 114 b is an enumeration of "custodie" and "loca," of the
Franciscan order, in Europe and Syria. Vellnm ; xivth cent. On
an inserted fly-leaf at the beginning is stamped a coat of arms of
the xYuth cent. Small Octavo..
24,642. Gratiani decretam, sive " discordantium canonum concor-
dia ;" with the commentary of Bartholomew of Brescia, and marginal
notes in various later hands. Vellum ; xivth cent. With illumi-
nated initials and miniatures. Bought by Petrus de Magnanis,
doctor of laws, from Abram the Jew, 20 Feb. 1460 [f. 1], and by
him sold to Johannes de Babsiein at Bologna, 11 June, 1466 [f. 888].
The arms of the latter are sketched on fF. 2, 338. Folio.
24,643-24,646. ** Efxjensburq Chronik :" an historical and topographi-
cal account of Kegensburg or Katisbon, in Bavaria, to the end
of the xviiith cent. Oerman. Four volumes. Interspersed are
numerous printed papers, imperial proclamations and ordinances,
decrees of the senate, scholastic programmes, efc. In Vol. i v., f. 223,
. is an index of contents. Paper ; end of the xviiith cent. Formerly
belonging to [? Gottlieb, Baron] Thon von Dittmer. Folio.
24.647. **Nachricht von dem Ursprung und Scbicksalen des Ge-
schlechts der von Herttenstein .... von Ludwig Bartholoma von
Herttenstein, Com. Palat. Caes. ;" with the colophon " Explicit opus,
feliciter inceptum die 1. Januarii, absolutum die 1. Aprilis, A*
MDCCXLVU. Cuncepit et delineavit L. B. ab Herttenstein, coloribus
distinxit et figuris illuhtravit Johann Adam Stockmann, Uteris
exaravit Johann David Zieglerus, Augustas Yindelicornm." At
f. 98 are paintings of arms granted to German families, 1746-1763 ;
and at f. 126 devices of imperial notaries, 1746-1763. Paper;
1747-1763. With coloured coats of arms, miniatures, emblems,
drawings of seals, etc. In gilt-tooled binding, stamped with the
arms, apparently, of the Emperor Charles VII., Elector of Bavaria.
Quarto.
94.648. Prubbas de nobleza de Thomas de Alborro; 1693. Paper;
with the arms of Los Lagos at f. 1 b, and of Solar y Fuerte del
Apellido de Albero at f. 3, on vellum. Folio. See the Catalogue of
Spanish MSS.
24.649. Pruebas de nobleza de Pedro Muiioz Guerrero y Arjona ; 1778.
Paper ; with the arms of Guerrero at f. 1, on vellum. Folio. See
the Catalogue of Spanish MSS.
24.650. P&UEBAS de nobleasa de Francisoa Leouona y Alberro, muger
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,661-24,669. 98
lie Pedro Manoz Guerrero y Arjona; 1778. Paper. Folio. See
ike CaUdogue of Spanish MSS.
84,66L •* Db Cronyck van Brabant en de van Grimberghen, daer inne
ghestelt worden de orloghen die de Hertoghen van Brabant hadden
teghen de Heeren van Grimberghen, ende es wt een Ctonycke in
B3fme in prose veranderl" The chronicle, Tvliich mainly relates to
the yeara 1143-1169, is apparently a prose version of **De Grim-
bergsche Oorlog," printed by the ** Maetschappy der Vlaemsche
Bibliophilen " at Ghent, 1862. See also Mone's '< Niederlandsche
TolkB-Literatnr," p. 106; and the ''Cat. des MSS. de la BibL
Boyale dee Duos de Bonrgogne, vol. iii. p. 28." Paper; xvith
cent. With coloured coats of arms in the margin. Belonging to
Gillee Tan Battel, of Meohelen, in 1572, and to Broaen Verschure in
1606. Quarto.
24,852. " A DUTiFULL defenoe of the lawftill Regiment of weomen,"
ete., by l^ord Henry Howard, afterwards Earl of Northampton;
with a dedication to Queen Elizabeth. On f . 2 b are some Latin
elegiac verses, in the hand of, and signed by, the author, addressed
to [? Sir Thomas] Heneage, whose arms are on the same page. The
signature at the end of l^e dedication has been cut through by the
binder. Paper; circa 1680. Folio.
24,658-24,656. *' Bayrisgh Stammen-Buch ;" an historical and genea-
logical account of Bavarian families, by Wigulaus Hund. Four
volumes; the first two printed [Ingolstadt, 1698. 1686], the last two,
otherwise Vol. ju., parts 1 and 2, in MS.y and founded on the
materials left by Hund at his death. Paper; xvith and xvinth
centt. With coats of arms in colours, those in Vols, l and ii. on
inserted leaves. Folio.
24.657. Alaki de Insulis Anticlaudianus ; followed by an "acoessus
Anticlaudiani " in prose, which in most MSS. precedes the poem as
a prologue. On f. 1 are the dates of various historical events from
1100 to 1300. Vellum ; xiiith cent. With the xvuith cent, book-
plate and arms of Bonaventnra, abbat of Minor Augia, or Weissenau,
in Suabia. In a German binding, boards covered with tooled
pigskin, of the early xvith cent. Octavo.
24.658. Gratiani decretum, sive " discordantium eanonum concordia ;"
with the commentary of Bartholomew of Brescia. Vellum ; in an
Italian hand of the xiuth cent. ; with a few illuminated initials.
On f. 2 is written ** Iste liber pertinet domino Maguntino," and on
f. 4 are the arms and book-plate of " F. Nivardus, abbas Bildhu-
sanus XL. 1790." Folio.
24,656. SoMMA super Gratiani decretum ; beginning, " Operis cuiuslibet
prius sunt indaganda principia.'' At the beginning and end are
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glosses in a different hand, apparently French. Yellnm ; in a fine
Italian hand of the xiiith cent. In leather binding of the xivth
cent, stamped with various deyioes. Small Folio.
24.660. Thbological treatises, etCy in Latin.
1. '' Speoulnm confessionis," compiled from Baymnndus [de Fennaforti]
Willelmns Durandus, and others ; the prologue begins, '* Gr^orins
in cura pastorali," f. 1,
2. Sermones "de oracione dominica," "de articulis fidei," "de vij
saoramentis,'* " de vij mortalibus peocatis,*' efc., f. 36. On f. 39 is a
list of the sacraments in Englith verse, and English words are
occasionally introdaced in the sermons.
3. Expositio missea ; beginning, '^ Quia nimis pericnlosam est," f. 43.
4. Petri Cellensis, abbatis S. Eemigii, tractatns de disciplina clanetrali,
cum epistola *' ad comitem Henricum trecensinm " et prol(^o " ad
ricardum de sarebiriensi, canonicum mercii " prsemissis. Imperfect^
ending in the middle of ch. xvi., us printed in Migne, vol. ccii.
col. 1097. In a different hand from the preceding, f. 60.
5. Tractatus de edificatione claustri : being B. ii.-B. iii., ch. ix. of the
treatise " de Claustro animsa " attributed to Hugo de Foliet. See
Migne, voL dzxvi., col. 1051. In another hand. f. 96.
6. Synoptical table of theology, the beginning in the form of a
"Manus," entitled "Manus domini Johaimis Magnificans,*' f. 120 b.
7. Sermones de septem peccatis mortalibus, de decem mandatis, et de
vita et morte Christi, ff. 130, 131 b, 132.
8. Versus de Morte ; beginning, " Dam mortem cogito, que sit mihi
causa dolor is," f. 134 b.
Vellum; xiuth and xivth centt. Probably belonging formerly to
Wroxton Abbey, oo. Ox(m. [See ff. 115, 123 b.] Small Quarto.
24.661. Thbologicax treatises, in Latin^ viz, : —
1. "Tractatus Ricardi [Bolle de] Hampole de eme[n]dacione uite,"
£2.
2. " Incendium amoris secundum Bicardum Hampole," f. 60.
3. " Sermo beati Bemardi, abbatis [Glarevallensis], de admirandis
beneficiis dei," f. 61.
4. " Tractatus beati Augustini doetoris de diligendo dec," f. 66 b.
5. " Supplicaciones sine meditaciones beati Augustini doetoris ;" being
ch. xi. only of the Meditations as printed by Migne, f. 76.
6. BonaventursB cogitationes " de racione," " de uoluntate " et " de
memoria," f. 83 b.
Vellum ; xvth cent. Quarto.
24.662. Waltbri de Burley liber " de vita et moribus philosophorum
veterum." Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
24.663. Pbophbcies in prose and verse concerning England, the end of
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ADDITIONAL M8S , 24,ee3r-24,60e. 95
tha world, eie,, attributed to. MerliB, St. Thomas of CaBterbury,
Qeoffrej Cbaaoer, Jofhannes de Beputisea [BnpesciBsa], and others.
B»g, and LaL At f. 19 are the ^'Garmina Yaticiaalia" of John of
Bridlington. Paper ; end of the xvith cent. Small Quarto.
S4,864. D18OOUB8B ooncerning the succeBsion to the orown of England,
by Peter Wentworth; followed by three petitions of the same
to the Privy Council, dated at the Tower, 8 Nov. 1593, 10 Aug.,
18 Sept 1595. The tract was printed in 1598, with the title *' A
pithie exhortation to her Majestie for establishing her snocessor to
the Crowne." Paper ; end of the xvith cent. Small Quarto.
S4^M6. EsousH and Latin soi^, with music, collected by Giles Earle.
Included also are various Latin mottoes, etc., f. 1 ; — Lines in praise
of the Bomish church, f. 2 b; — Love verses, entitled "Nothinge, for
a New yeares guifte," etc., f. 79 b ; — Song in a mock Welsh- English
dialect, addressed to "cussin Tafee," f. 82 b. Paper; 1615-1626.
Oblong Octava
M,866. Tracts, etc., relating to the English Church at Amsterdam ;
1634, viz. :—
1. Three letters from John Trai^ to [John] Paget ; Amsterdam, 9-30
Sept 1634. Copies; the ^idoond in duplicate, ff. 1, 4, 17, 21.
2. "The Churehes plea for due libertee • .... by William Best."
Printed, in an enlarged form, at Amsterdam in 1635, under the
title " The Churches plea for her Right" f. 33.
3. *'A trew Report of passages betweene M' Paget and me [John
Davenport, B.D.],*' etc. Printed in 1634, under the title "A just
complaint against an unjust doer.'* f. 39.
4. "Of the lawfulnes of hearing the ministers of the Church of
England," by John Robinson, of Leyden. Printed in 1634 ; see
"Works," ed. 1851, iii. 337. f. 46.
Paper ; eirea 1634. Small Quarto.
M,667. " The Scovte Generall," etc, : a satirical poem on the Parlia-
ment and its adherents ; dated 1646. The author " S. D." is perhaps
identical with the ** S. D." whor printed the '* Tales and Jests of Mr.
Hugh Peters" in 1660 ; on f. 18, however, he hints that the name
18 to be reveraed. Paper ; 1646. Small Quarto. *
M,668. Rough notes of discourses of the Rev. John Henley, known
as "Orator** Henley; 21 July 1751, 28 Dec. 1755. Autograph,
Paper. Small Quarto.
S4,869. "The Humours of Landguard Fort:" satirical poems on
occurrenoes at Landguard Fort, co. Suffolk, during the time that
Philip Thicknesse was Lieut.-Governor, 1753-1765, by the Rev.
William Myers, acting-chaplain, afterwards vicar of Walton, co.
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96 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,670-^4,681.
Suffolk. Intenipersed are a few copies of letters, etc,, and at the
end are three songs, entitled "The Complaint," "The Miscellany,**
and " May Morning," ff 241, 244, 246- Paper; cirda 1760. Folio.
24.670. " Genealoqia del Regale Consigliere Antonio da Ponte, Dnca
di Casamassimb ;" consisting of evidences of the descent of the
family of Da Ponte, to the end of the xviith cent., with a genea-
logical tree at f. 110. Ital. and Lat Paper ; 1674-1700. Folio.
24.671. Origin'al treaty of alliance hetween England. and France;
Blois, 19 Apr. 1572. Lot, and French. Signed by F[ran5ois, due]
de Montmorency, B[ene] de Biragnes [Chancellor of France],
S[ebastien] de TAubespine, ^[v^qne] de Lymoges, and Paid de Foix,
on the part of France; and by [Sir] T[homas] Smith and [Sir]
Fra[ncis] Walsyngham on the part of England. At the end is u
contemporary copy of a commission from Queen Elizabeth to Edward
F.vnes [Clinton], Earl of Lincoln, etc.. Sir T. Smith, and Sir F.
Walsingham to receive the ratification of the same treaty ft-om
Charles IX. ; St. James', 25 May, 1572. Lot Vellum. .Quarto,
24.672. Gradual of the church of Segovia. Lat. Imperfect; ex-
tending from the Monday in Passion week to the Sunday in the
octave of Easter. Vellum ; middle of the xvith cent. With three
large illuminated initials enclosing miniatures. In the original
tooled binding. Very large Folio*
24,673-24.677. Antiphonal, with hymns, of the church of Segovia.
Lat. Imperfect. Five volumes. Vellum ; 1545 [see VoL v. f. 41 b].
With large illuminated initials enclosing miniatures. In Vol. n.
f 12 b are the arms of Cardinal M. Sylva. In the original tooled
binding. Very large Folio.
24.678. Calendar, with miniatures of Flemish execution; followed
by other miniatures cut from French, German, and Italian MSS.
Vellum ; xiiith and xivth centt. Small Folio.
24.679. Forty-bight drawings illustrating the life of Christ, roughly
executed in ink, heightened by colours, with brief descriptions in
German. Paper; xvth cent Small Folio.
24.680. MissAL of German use, with musical accents ; preceded by a
calendar, in which under 12 Nov. is the entry " dedicatio huius
monasterii." At f. 123 are added the offices of the Virgin, the body
of Christ, etc. Latin. Vellum; xmth cent., the additions late
xvth cent Bound in boards, covered with sheepskin. Quarto.
24.681. Hours of the Virgin, and of the Holy Ghost ; preceded by a
calendar. Latin; with rubrics in Flemish. Vellum; early xivth
cent. With illuminated initials, miniatures, and borders. On f. 8
are the arms, arg., three pales az. Duodecimo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,682-^24,686. 97
S4,682. Ths Epistles of St. Paul ; with a commentary and interlinear
gloss. The prologue, f. 2 b, is that of Habanus Manrus. LcUin,
Iw^per/ect ; ending at 1 Tim. vi. 17. At the end is a fragment of a
leotionaiy. Vellum ; xiiith cent. With illuminated initials*. *' Liber
ecclesie sancte Marie sanotique Potentini in Steynuelt " [Steinfeld
in Oldenburg.] Quarto.
84,688. P&ALTER; followed by hymns and canticles, the Athanasian
creed, litany of the saints and vigil of the dead, and preceded by a
calendar in which, under 19 July, is inserted the entry ^'dedioatio
eodesie de Waescapella." LcUin. Imperfect at the end. The Icbst
leaf is inserted, and contains a fragment of a treatise on matrimony.
Vellnm; early ziYth oent. With miniatures, illuminated initials
and borders. Small Folio.
24,684, 24,686. Psalter, with antiphons, hymns, the Athanasian creed,
ete., ** secundum ordinem monachorum mentis Oliueti." Latin. Two
volumes. Vellum ; xvth oent. With miniatures, illuminated initials
and borders. In Vol. i. ff. 3, 62, are the arms of Monte Oliveto,
near Arezzo. Large Folio.
24,686. Psalter, with the canticles, Athanasian creed, litany of the
saints, and collects. Latin, A leaf is wanting after f. 22. A
calendar is prefixed, containing obits of the mother, wife, and
daughters of Edward I., and of members of the families of Mere-
worthe and Haustede. Vellum ; circa 1284. Three leaves inserted
at the beginning contain twelve miniatures of saints, four on a page,
and eighteen miniatures of the life of Christ, six on a page ; the
latter pasted down in compartments, painted in various patterns,
among which are the lion of England and the arms of Bohun. The
first eight leaves of the Psalter are enriched with initials and borders
in the highest style of £nglit;h art ; the remainder of the MS. is illu-
minated by a good, but inferior, artist. On f. 11, side by side, are
the arms of England, with a label of five points azure, and the arms
of the Counts of Holland. The MS. was probably executed as far as
f. 18 for Alphonso, eldest son of Edward I., on his contemplated
marriage with a daughter of Florent, Count of Holland, in 1284;
and afterwards, in its completed form, came into possession of
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward I., and wife successively of John,
Count t*f Holland, and Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford.
On the fly-leaf at the end is a prayer in French referring apparently
to the death of the Earl of Hereford, at Boroughbridge, in 1321.
On f. 1 is a note on the burial of — Mannynge, 27 Oct. 1584, and
on f. 1 b is the name " Edwarde Oraveley," in a xvith cent. hand.
The MS. was subsequently in the library of Archbishop I'enison.
MSS. — 1862. H
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98 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,887-S4,a94.
A full desoription by Mr. E. A. Bond will be found in ''The Fine
Arts Quarterly Beview/' May, 1863. Small Folio.
24.687. Oradual of German use, with musical notes. LaUn. Vellum ;
XYth cent. In a finely-tooled leather binding, bearing the date
A.D. 1559, with brass bosses and clasps. Small Folio.
The foOowing Nos., 24,688-24^868, comprise the eoUectwne of Charke
Devon, clerk in the Chapter Souee^ rdoMng eki^y to the proeeedinge of
the Record Oommieeion^ and other matters connected with the public
records.
24.688. Chaetulart of the families of Mowbray and Howard, to
5 Hen. VJI. [1490], with extracts from the Bed-book of the Ex-
chequer, copies of inquisitions, lists Qf knights' fees, etc Lot. and
Eng. Included also is a schedule of the muniments in Norfolk
House and Arundel Castle, by Charles Devon. Yellum ; end of
xvth cent. The schedule, paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.689. *' An account of the nature of the receipt of the Exchequer and
of the method observed therein •" 1702. On f. 1 b is a note by
Ed. Eoberts of his collation of the contents with a copy in the
library of Thomas Astle. Paper; xvmth cent. In the original
stamped and gilt binding. Folio.
24.690. Fees taken in the Court of King's Bench, as sworn before the
royal commissioners "for enquirie of newe ereoted offices and
exacted fees ;" 22 Apr. 1630. Paper roll, in eleven sheets, with
vellum wrapper, xvnth cent.
24,69L Miscellaneous papers, originals and copies, relating to the
Public Hecord and other offices, the fees of officers, etc, ; 1719-1842.
At f. 1 1 is a copy of a report of a commission on the constitution of
the office of the King's Bench; 23 Mar. 1736[7]. Paper; xvmth
- and xixth centt. Folio.
24.692. Bepobts and other papers relating to various libraries and
public records, by John Caley and others. Included are — Accounts
of the libraries of the Inns of Court, the Eoyal Society, St. Paul's
Cathedral, and St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, ff. 1-20; — Outline of a
classed index of MSS. in the British Museum, by the Rev. Thomas
H. Home, f. 21 ; — Eecords of Westminster Abbey, f. 41 ; — Seals of
monasteries in the Augmentation Office, f. 58. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio.
24.693. Minutes of the proceedings of the Beoord Commission ; 1800-
1830. With an index at f. 525, imperfect at the beginning. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
24.694. ** Summary of the proceedings of the sub-commissioners. . . .
on the Public Records ;" 1804-1831. Paper; xixth cent Folio.
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SA,nf • MssvTMs of tfa« pnooeediogs of the Keoor^ Oommieaioii relative
1o Scotirad ; 1800-1807. Ifiper/W at the eod. Paper ; »L:|:tb cent.
Folio.
U,iM. OuonrAt reports and other papers relating to the Seoord
Commieskxi, with a few offioial letters; 1800-1838. Among the
BobjectB treated are— -
Sootoh records, ft. 155, 177.
Ghspter House reoordB, ff. 188, 2^.
Dorhftm ohsrten, f. 190.
Bzetar Domeeday-book, f. 316.
The Boldon Book, f. 286.
Iiiiih r^coidi, ff. 260, 282.
Parliamentary writs, f. 825*
Pell rolls, 1 336.
Privy Oomieil books, f. 1.
8tetetes in the Bodleian, £ 9.
PMeDtTOUa,f. 17.
BtfliMBenlaiV petttioiis, £ 69, 148, 175.
Bed-book of the Exchequer, t 88.
•"TartadeKeYilK'tlli.
Himdred rolla, f. 125.
" Kzpeditioiua Billamm Antiqnitas,"
C liO, 199.
Pi^r; xiKtJk oent. Folio.
M,887. Beports on the binding and repair of pnblio records in
Tarions ofiEloes, made to the Becord Gonunission ; } 820-1832. Paper;
xixih cent. Folio.
24.698. Bkfort on the pnblic records x^f Ireland, made by the Beoord
Commission to the Prinoe Bege^t in Council ; Dnbljn, 16 liar. 1812.
Caplf^ Paper ; xixib cent. Folio.
M,4O0* Bbfobtv and papers of the Beoord Commission relating to the
new editions of the Statutes and Bymer's *'F<jddera;" 1800--1814.
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
HTOQ. Bbpobt of Francis Cohe» [afterwards Si;r Wiwm Pa]|^Ye]
to the Beoord Commission, on th^ publication of jthe records of
Parliament; 16 Dec. 1822. Copy. Paper ; zixth cent. Folio.
H70L TRiJTSCRipr of the Great BoU of the Pipe, or Ciianoellor's
RoH, 3 John [1201, 1202], made by Charles Devon. Printed by
the Becord Commismon; 1833. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
M,708. Trahscbifts bcm various public reoords, impp.. HeB« JJI.-
£dw. III., by Charles Deron and others, viz, : — Assize rolls; 52, 53
Hen. II!., 7-11 Edw. IH. [1267-1269, 1333-1337], fF. 1, 171 ;—
Common Fleas ; 43 Hen. IlL-23 Edw. I. [1268-1295], f. 21 ;— Issue
rolls; 1-6 Edw. I. [1278-1276], f. 98;— Letters of Edward II., as
Prince of Wales; 33 Edw. I. [1304, 1305]. Fr. f.. 137;— Placita
anlsB; 31, 32 Edw. UI. [1857, 1358], f. 198. Paper; xixth eent.
M,703. Tramscripts and extracts from public records; 1227-1688.
Lai., Mk9., aad Fr. Included aoe-^Papal bulls; 1227»-1320,
a 1-22, 46 ;— Close rolls; 1282-1400, f. 28;*^Plsa8 of Parliament
at Stirling; 2 Aug. 1293, £ 27 ;T-Charters in the Chapter House ;
H 2
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tempp. Edw. T.-Hen. VT., f. 47 b; — Declaration of the legitimacy of
Sir Thomag Swynford; 5 Oct., 1411, f. 76 ;— Ratification by the
Emperor Charles V. of the peace of Cambray ; Genoa, 29 Aug. 1529,
f. 85 ; — ^Proclamation of James 11., restoring municipal charters, ete. ;
17 Oct. 1688, f. 110b. Paper; xvuth-uxth centt. Folio.
24,704. Transcript of the mnster-roUa of the army of Henry V. in
1417. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24,706. 1. Calendar by Charles Devon of writs of the great and
privy seals, 7, 9, 16 Jas. L [1609, 1611, 1618], with a few entries
of 1605-1608, f. 1.
2. Transcript by the same of the " Order Book " of Exchequer pay-
ments; Apr. 1633-Apr. 1634, f. 35.
Paper ; xjxth cent. Folio.
94.706. Inventories of records in the office of the auditor of the
Exchequer, as received by Nathanael Fulwer from the executor of
William Neale in Dec. 1602, and by Thomas Wynn from the
executor of Bichard Budd in Feb. 1630[1]. Paper; xvuth cent.
Narrow Folio.
24.707. BouoH inventories and abstracts of public records in the
office of the Auditors of the Exchequer, the Augmentation Office,
the Chapter House at Westminster, the office of the Lord Trea-
surer's Remembrancer, and the Court of Wards and Liveries.
Paper ; xviith-xixth centt. Folio.
24.708. Index to the bills, answers, and depositions in the Coiirt of
Augmentations ; tempp. Hen. YHI. and Edw. YI. Mutilated at the
end. Paper ; xvnth and xvnith centt. Folio.
24.709. Repertory of records in the Augmentation Office, numbered
from 1 to 17,099. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.710. Indexes to charters, fines, surveys, inrolments of leases, deeds
of purchase, etc,, in .the Augmentation Office ; tempp. John-Edw. YI.
Mostly imperfect Paper ; xixth cent Folio.
24.711. " A REPERTORY to various surveys, rentals, etc., remaining in
public and private libraries," arranged under counties in England
and Wales, by John Caley, keeper of the Augmentation Office, etc ;
with additions by Charles Devon. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarta
24.712. Indexes to endowments and other ecclesiastical documents in
the Chapter House at Westminster, episcopal registers, etc., arranged
under dioceses. LcU, and Eng, Paper ; xviith-xixth centt Folio.
24.713. '* AiiALYTiCAL description of documents in the Chapter House,
Westminster, arranged in counties," by Charles Devon. Eng., Fr.
and Liit. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,714—24,788. 101
84,714. " Chronoijooical table of prooeedings of the Court of BequeiE^ ;"
tempp. Hen. VUL-Chas. I., by Charles Devon ; with rough indexes
of places from records of the same court. Paper; xixth cent.
Folio.
24,716. IxDEx to inquisitiones post mortem; 35 Hen, VIIL-IO Jas. I.
[1543-1613], by Charles Devon. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
24.716. Index to rolls of pleas in the Exchequer; 1 Mal-y-S Geo. I.
[1553-1717], relating to first-fruits, valuations of bishopricks, el«„
by George Gunthorpe. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.717. ^ A CALENDAR and index to the particulars made out for the
sale of the honors, manors, and lands of Eang Charles 1st, his queen,
and the prinoe of Wales," e^, by Charles Devon. Paper; xixtii
cent. Folio.
24.718. Bough notes and memoranda, by various hands, from records
in the Exchequer and Augmentation Office. Paper; xvnth-xixth
oentt. Folio.
84.719. 24,720. Docquets of the rent of Crown manors in England
and Wales ; tempp, Eliz. and Jas. I., with the names of tenants, eU.^
arranged under counties. LaL Two volumes. Paper; xvith and
xvnth centt. Narrow Oblong Octavo.
24,72L BouoH notes relating to Crown lands, vicarages, etc,, in various
counties. Paper; 1686-1642. Narrow Octavo.
24,722. Calendars and indexes to the " Placita et inquisitiones de
Forestis;" ten^. Hen. III.-Edw. III., roughly arranged under
counties. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24,728-24,725. Certified copies of public records in the Augmenta-
tion and other offices, with law cases and miscellaneous papers
reladng to manor rights, tithes, etc. Three volumes. Paper;
xvmth and xixth centt. Quarto.
24,726-24,731. Official correepondenoe of John Caley, F.S.A.y keeper
of the records in the Augmentation Office, relating chiefly to tithes
and church endowments ; 1777-1832. Six volumes. Paper. Folio.
For names of tmiers^ see the Index.
24,732. Bough memoranda for searches among the public records
oonneoted with the above oorrespondence of John Caley. Paper ;
ivnith and xixth oentt Quarto.
84,783. Notes by John Caley of searches among the public records
in the Augmentation Office and elsewhere, chiefly relating to tithes ;
July, 1784-Nov. 1785. Paper. Octavo.
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34,784 Notes by fh^ same of similar searches; Oct. 1786-Oct. 1788.
P^ip^r. Quarto.
24,786. Papers relating to Bedfordshire, consisting of copies or
extracts from the rolls of Parliament, patents, pleas, inquisitions,
and otlier public records, with modem law cases, etc. At f. 26 is
an original terrier of meadow lands at Beesion, near Biggleswade;
dat, July, 1656. Paper; xvith-xixth centt. Folio.
24,7S6« Tapbbb relating to Berkshire, consisting chiefly of extracts
frt>m public records, informations, affidavits, eto., in the case in
Chancery of the Attorney-General versus The Dean and Canons of
Windsor; 1865. Partly jpfinted. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
24.737. PaI>ebs relating to BtLckinghamdhire, consisting of copies and
extracts from the statutes, etc., of Eton College, hundred rolls.
Chancery records, charters, law cases, eto., with a few plans at the
end. At ff. 9, 11 are original letters from [the Rev.] F[ranciB]
Hodgson [Provost of Eton] to [Charles Devon] ; 5, 9 June, 1846.
Paper ; xvnth-xixth centt. Folio.
24.738. MiNiSTSBs' accounts for Buckinghamshire ; 29-32 Hen. VIIL
[1637-1541];— and for 00. Hereford; 28, 31 Hen. VIII. [1536-1537,
1539-1540], extracted from records in the Augmentation Office.
Latin, Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
24.739. Papers relating to the county and university of Cambridge,
consisting of copies and extracts from records of the diocese of Ely,
statutes of colleges, htmdred rolls, indentures, law cases, etc. Paper ;
XViith-iiXth centt* Folio*
24.740. Papers relating to the town of ^ Cambridge, consisting chiefly
of copies or extracts from borough charters, law oasee, tfC6. At
f. 202 is a copy of a charter of Queen Elizabeth to the University
respectii^ Stourbridge Fair. Paper; xviiith and xixth oentt.
FoUo.
24.741. SiTRVKT of the manor of Over, co. Cambridge; 18El!2i'[l575,
1576] ; transcribed for John Collet, of Over, by John Walman in
1710. At f» 44 is a note of an action in the Court of Exchequer
oonceming the tithes of Over in July, 1729. Paper* Folia
24.742. Paps&s relating to Cheshire ; consisting of copies or extracts
from charters, patents, and other reoorda, with law cases, correspon-
dence, etc. Lot, and Bng. At f. 1 is ^< a return * . . of the Peculiars
within the diocese of Chester ;" 4 July, 1825. Signed by C[harles]
J(ames Blomfleld, Bishop of] Chester i — and at f. 122 b is a tracing
of a tithe-map of Tranmere. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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S4^T4S. Papbbs relating to the Ducby of Ck>rnwall, oonsistmg chiefly
of lista of records in various public offices and libraries. At f. 1 b
is an original indenture of the receipt by Sir Eobert Croke, Kiit.,
Clerk of the Pipe, horn Captain John Wheateley, Kegistrar for the
Sale of Crown Lands, of certain specified records of the Duchy ;
23 May, 1660. Paper; xviith and xixth oentt Folio.
14,744, 84,745. Papeks relating to the Duchy of Cornwall, consisting
of oopios and extracts from Parliament, Chancery, patent and asses-
sion rolls, charters, ministers' accounts, inrolments, aud other
noQcds, with law cases, notes, etc Lai., E»g. and Fr. Two
Tolmnes. Paper ; xixth cent, with a " breviat,'* in Vol. u. f. 14 ;
dat Feb. 1616[7]. Folio.
14.746. SoiiLiiR papers relating to the Stannaries in Cornwall. L€U,
and Emg. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
14.747. Copies and extracts from fines in the Exchequer ; tempp.
Hen. YIIL-Oeo. 11., relating to manors in Cornwall. Lat. and
Ei^. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
t4,74B-84,76L Papebs relating to manors in Cornwall, consisting of
copies and extracts from court rolls, surveys, inrolments of leases,
eie^ with law cases a;id correspondence ; roughly arranged alpha-
betically under manors. Lat. and Eng. Fourteen volumes. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
M,74& YoL i Blisland— GalBtock.
21,749. YoL ii Helston in Eerrier. '
24,75a YoL iiL Hdaton in Trigg —
Newlyn.
24»7a. YoL It. Moieek— Penmean.
21,751 YoL T. Porthea Prior — Sloke
Ojmesland.
24.758. VoL it Talskedy, Trematon.
24.755. Vol. Yiii. Tewington court rolls ;
1540-1625.
24.756. YoL ix. Tewington oourt rolU;
1625-1774.
24»757. YoL X. Tewington MMseion rolls,
0(0.; 1833-1758.
24.758. YoL zL Tywamhaile.
24.759. YoL xli. Tywamhaile.
2i754. YoL Tii Trererbyn Gourteoay— 24,760. YoL ziii. Tewington and Ty-
Tybesta wamhaile.
24,761. YoL xiv. Yarioufl manors.
t4,76S, S4,783. Papers relating to Cornwall and Devonshire; con-
sisting of oopies and extracts from Exchequer rolls, inquisitions and
other records, MSS. in the British Museum, etc. Lat. and Bng.
Two volumes. In Yol. i. f. 276, is an original *' Breife note of all
theTinne coined in Devon and Comewall ;" 12 June-9 July, 1595.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
M,TM. Pafx&b relating to Cumherland; consisting of oopies and
extracts from charters, ministers' accounts, returns of institutions
to oanonries at Carlisle, €(tc. Included also are returns of institu-
I to canonries at Chester; 1621-1827, f. 37 b ;— Durham, 1684-
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1827, f. 43 ;--and Winchester, 1661-1828, f. 49. Paper ; xixth cent
Polio.
24.765. Transcript of the Valor Eoclesiastious of Derbyshire; 27
Hen. VIII. [1535]. Lat Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.766, 24,767. Papers relating to Derbyshire ; consisting of copies
and extracts from charters, inquisitions, fines, MSS. in the British
Museum, etc. ; with law cases and correspondence. Lat, and Eng.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
24,768, 24,769. Papers relating to Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire ;
consisting of copies and extracts from charters, plea rolls, inquisi-
tions, fines, etc,y with law cases, correspondence, and plans, con-
nected chiefly with Codnor, Heanor, Loscoe, and other cc^ districts
formerly belonging to the family of Zouche. Lat. aild Eng. Two
volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24,770-24,774. Papers relating to Devonshire; consisting of copies
and extracts from court rolls, charters, pleas, patents, inquisitions,
mining accounts, etc.^ with law cases, correspondence, and notes.
Lai. and Eng. Five volumes. Vols. i.-[ii. Dartmoor and the
Stannaries; Vol. iv. Dartmouth; Vol. v. Various manoi*8. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
24.776. 24,776. Papers relating to Dorsetshire; consisting of copies
and extracts from Star-chamber records, charters, patents, inquisi-
tions, ministers' accounts, etc^ with law cases and correspondence,
chiefly connected with Wimborne minster and- school. Lat. and
Eng. Two volumes. In Vol. i. is an index locorum to fines for
CO. Dorset ; tempp. Eich. I.-Hen. VII., f. 1 ;— and a transcript of 45
"Hundred rolls" for cos. Dorset and Somerset; temp. Edw. I., f. 53.
Paper ; xvnth-xixth centr. Folio.
24.777. Book of tithe-compositions for the parishes of Netherbury and
Beaminster, CO. Dorset ; 1767-1773. Paper. Octavo.
24.778. Papers relating to co. Durham, consisting of copies and
extracts from charters, close rolls, patents, etc. Paper; xviith-
XIX th centt. Folio.
24,779-24,781. Papers relating to Essex; consisting of copies and
extracts from hundred and court rolls, patents, pleas, inquisitions,
ministers' accounts, conventual leases, forest proceedings, cfc., with
law cases and correspondence. Lat. and Eng. l^ree volumes.
Vol. I. Various manors; Vol. ii. Foulness; Vol. ra. Waltham
Forest and Woodford. In Vol. i., f. 230 b, is an original terrier on
vellum of the parsonage, glebe, etc.y of Halbted ; 31 Oct. 1769 ; $lgned
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by Maigaret Washbourne; — and in Vol. ii., L 190 b, is the account
of Richaid Ciymbill of the tithes, etc., of Foulness; Mich. 1523-
Ifidi. 1524. Paper; xnth-xixth centt. Folio.
24,782. Rbntal of the honour of Bayleigh, co. Essex, belonging to
Henry Carey, Lord Hunsdon, taken by John Cooke, steward;
14 Jnly, 21 Eliz. [1579]. Preceded by an index, the dates of the
accession and death of the Kings of England, the names of bailiffs,
etc; and followed by the customs and usages of the honour.
Yelliim ; xnth cent., with a few additions of the early xyiith cent.
Small Quarto.
24,788-24,785. Papisbs relating to Gloucestershire; consisting of
oppies and extracts from the pix)e, patent, close, and nonas rolls,
charters, inquisitions, ministers' accounts, 6le., with law cases and
correspondence. Lot, and Eng. Three volumes. Vol. i. Various
manors, etc.; Vol. u., in. Bristol In Vol. i., f. 113, is an original
letter from Ejlizabeth, widow of (Jeorge Talbot, 6th Earl of]
Shrewsbury, to William Lacye, of Hanham; Hardwick, 11 Mar.
1592[3]. Paper; xvith-xixth centt. Folio.
24,786. CouBT-BOOK of the manor of West Hannam [Hanham], alias
Hannam Abbotts, co. Gloucester; 1555-1576, 1673-1714. LaL and
Eng. Paper. Folio.
24787. BuRYETS and rentals of the manor of West Hanham, co. Glou-
cester; 1632-1690; with copies of charters of Keynsham Abbey,
notes and extracts by members of the family of Creswicke, lords of
the manor, etc. Lot. and Eng. Paper; xviith and xviiith centt.
Octavo.
24788. Papers relating to Hampshire; consisting of copies and
extracts from charters, inquisitions, pleas, episcopal registers, etc.,
with law cases and correspondence, chiefly connected with the
hospital of St. Cross at Winchester, and Hayling Island fisheries.
LaL and Eng. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.789. Papers relating to the Isle of Wight ; consisting of copies
and extracts from charters, patent rolls, pleas, etc., with law cases
and correspondence. The ff. 73-171 contain an analysis of docu-
ments relating to Newport ; iempp. Will. I.- Anne. Lat. and Eng.
Pi^r; xixthoent. Folio.
24.790. Papers relating to cos. Hereford and Hertford ; consisting of
copies and extracts from patents, fines, court rolls, ministers'
accounts, «le.» with law cases and correspondence. The Hereford
papers relate only to Bromyard and Fownhope, ff. 1-20. Lat. and
Eng. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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M^7U. Pahcbs relating to oo. Hnntiiigdon ; oemBisting of oopioB and
eztraofs from charters, hundred rolL», oonventual leases^ baiUffis'
aocOTints, eto., with law casea^ notes, and depositions. Lai, and Bng.
Paper ; xviith-xixth centt. Folio.
84,799. Gatalogos of charters, extracts from episcopal registers at
Lincoln, eic^ relating to the Priory of St Neots, co. Huntingdon.
Inclnded also are — A catalogue of charters relating to lands in
Ejnsbnry, co. Hnnt^ formerly belcmging to the fEuuily of Berkley,
£ 17; — Translation by Anna Oumey of the Saxon homiJy on
St. Neot in Cott. MS. Veep. D.xiv., f. 19 ;— and a Laiin story of
an adulterous knight, f. 60 b. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
94,793-94,798. Papjsbs relating to Kent; consisting of copies and
extracts frx>m charters, inquisitions, dose rolls, fines, pleas, 6<c«, with
law cases and correspondence. Lai. and Eng. Six volumes, arranged
as follows : — ^Vol. I. Englefiold — Queenborough ; Vols. u,-iv. Gavel-
kind lands; Vol. V. Bochester; Vol. vi. Bonmey Marsh and New
Bonmey. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
94.799. TiTHB-BOOK of Naokington, co. Kent; 1747-1761. With a
few receipts and memoranda at the end. Paper. Small Quarto.
94.800. Papers relating to co. Lancaster, and chiefly to Garstang and
Wigan; consisting of copies and extracts from charters, inquisi-
tions, patents, pleas, etc., with law notes and correspondence. At
f. 51 is a paper, of the xvith cent., relative to the lands of the dis-
solved monastery of Eumess. Lai, and Eng. Paper*; xixth cent.
Folio.
94,80L Papers relating to Leicestershire; consisting of copies and
extracts from charters, patent and nonss rolls, inquisitions, con-
ventual leases, ministers' accounts, ete.t with law cases and corre-
spondence. Lai. and Eng. Paper ; xvuith and xixth centt. Folio.
94,809. Parish register of Somerby, co. Leicester; 1601-1715. Im-
perfect. On the fly-leaves are memoranda of repairs of the vicarage,
etc Vellum. Tall Octavo.
94,803. Transcbipt of the Valor Ecolesiasticus of Lincolnshire ; 27
Hen. VIII. [1535] ; from one of two copies in the First Fruits Office.
Paper ; xixUi cent. Folio.
94,804-94,808. Papers relating to Lincolnshire ; consisting of copies
and extracts from charters, inquisitions, the pipe, patent, plea, and
hundred rolls, ministers' accounts, Domesday-book, etc., with law
cases and correspondence. Lat. and Eng. Five volumes, arranged
as follows: — Vol. i. Aslackby— Kirkby-le-Thorpe ; Vol. n. Lud-
ford — Weston; VoU. iii., iv. Boston and the honour of Rich-
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Vol. y. HoApitak of Mere and Spittal-in-the-Street. Paper;
xmtiir-xirtk ooutt. Folio.
M30^S4,811. Pjlpsrs relating to London and Middlesex ; consisting
of copies and extracts from charters, patent rolls, fines, surveys,
pleas, etc., with law cases and correspondence, connected chiefly
with Gray's Inn, the Tower of London, Enfield, the parishes of
St Oiles and St. Martin-in-the-7ields, and the Thames river rights.
LaL and Bng. Three volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
M318. SuBVET of the manor of Heese, co. Middlesex, taken for Sir
Boger North, Lord North, by John Hersye, surveyor, and Henry
Gierke, steward of the manor; 22 Sept. 38 Eliz.-7 Aug. 40 Eliz.
[159(^1598]. LaL Paper. In the original stamped binding. Folio.
MfUS. Papers relating to Norfolk ; consisting of copies and extracts
from chartera, patent rolls, inquisitions, fines, ministers' ac-
counts, efc., with law cases and correspondence. LcU, and Eng, At
t 241 is the printed case of Henry le Strange Styleman le Strange
on his claim to the barony of Hastings in 1840, with pedigrees, etc.
Paper; xixthoent. Folio.
MJBM. Papbbs relating to Northamptonshire ; consisting of copies and
extracts 6om charters, inquisitions, Lincoln episcopal registers,
pleas, ele., with law cases and correspondence, chiefly connected
with the Hospital of St. John at Northampton. Lot. and Eng.
Paper ; sixth cent. Folio.
9^JU§. Papers relating to Northumberland ; oonsisting of copies and
extnoto from charters, patents, pleas, court rolls, appropriations,
ToUs of concealments, ministers' accounts etc., with law eases and
correspondence. Lot. and Eng. Paper; end of the xvith-xixth
centt. Folio.
M,816. Papebs relating to Nottinghamshire ; consisting of copies and
extracts from charters, patents, inquisitions, pleas of Sherwood
Forest, eie., with law cases and correspondence. At f. 83 is an
account, written temp. Eliz., of the manor and town of Mansfield,
with a petition of the inhabitants to the Queen, copies of char-
ters, eie. Paper ; xvith-xixth centt. Folio.
t4,817. Absibact of the registrum album, or chartulary, of the col-
legiate church of Southwell, co. Nottingham; 1171-1582. Paper;
xnnth cent. Folio.
9AJBiB. Papers relating to Oxfordshire; coiisisting of copies and
extracts from charters, patents, pleas, e<c, with law cases and cor-
respondenoe. Lot. and Eng. Paper; xvmth and xixth centt.
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108 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24.819—24,828.
24.819. Papers relating to Rutland ; oonsisting of notes from records
on Leigbfield Forest and a copy of the grant of the same from the
Crown to Sir Robert Pye and others; 12 Sept. 20 Jas. I. [1622].
The ff. 15-109 contain copies of a commission and depositions of wit-
nesses in the case of Q-eorge Manners, Earl of Rutland, v. Thomas
P^Belasyse, Lord Fauconberg, couceming the manors of Raven-
thorpe, Boltby, Thirlby, Old Byland, etc., co. York; 25 July, 20 Sept.-
9 Oct. 15 Chas. I. [1639]. Lat. and Eng. Paper; xixth cent.
Folio.
24.820. Papers relating to Shropshire; consisting of oopies and
extracts from charters, nonae rolls, pleas, eto., with law cases and
notes, chiefly connected with Wenlock Priory, Ludlow, and Shrews-
bury. LcU, and Eng. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.821. Papers relating to Somersetshire; consisting of oopies and
extracts from pleas, patents, surveys, the Glastonbury cbartu-
lary, etc., with law cases and correspondence. LaL and Eng.
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
24.822. Papers relating to Staffordshire; consisting of copies and
extracts frx^m the Lichfleld episcopal registers, nonsd roUfi, surveys,
pleas, etc., with law cases and notes, chiefly connected with Wol-
verhampton. LaL and Eng. Paper ; xviith-xixth oentt. Folio.
24.823. 24,824. Papers relating to Suffolk ; consisting of copies and
extracts from charters, patents, inquisitions, court rolls, ministers'
accounts, etc., with law cases and correspondence. Lat. and Eng.
Two volumes. Vol. ii. relates only to Bungay. Paper; xvntb-
xixth centt. Fob'o.
24.825. Tithe-book for Downham, Wattlefield, Silfield, etc., in the
parish of Wymondham, co. Norfolk; 1645-1657. Paper. Octavo.
24.826. Tithe-book for Downham, etc., in Wymondham, co. Norfolk ;
1678. Paper. Quarto.
24.827. Papers relating to Surrey ; consisting of oopies and extracts
from patents, ministers' accounts, the registers of Chertsey Monas-
tery, etc., with law cases and correspondence. Lat. and Eng.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24.828. Papers relating to Sussex ; consisting of copies and extracts
from charters, inquisitions, court rolls, surveys, etc., with law ca^es
and correspondence. Lat. and Eng. At f. 214 are original accounts
of William Thomas, bailiff of Sir Adryan Fortescu, of receipts from
the manor of Watcomb, etc. [co. Oxon.] ; Mich. 1527-Mich. 1529.
Paper; xvith and xixth centt. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 24,829—24,848. 109
t43S8L *' A DBSCBipnoN of the High Stream of Arundel [co. Sussex]
as it came from Charles [Howard], Duke of Norfolk, to William
Mill Leeves, esq.. A* D"* 1777. Transorihed from a book com-
mencing with the Bailiship of Lawrence Eliot, esq. A** D°* 1713."
Paper ; xvuith cent . Small Quarto.
24,890. Papers relating to cos. Warwick and Westmoreland ; consisting
of copies and extracts from patents, inquisitions, surveys, ministers*
accounts, efc., with law cases and correspondence. Lot. and JEng.
The Westmoreland papers, ff. 231-239, refer onlytoWaroop and
Button Park. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24,83L Papbbs relating to Wiltshire ; consisting of copies and
extracts from charters, fines, surveys, etc,, with law cases and notes.
LaL and Eng. At f. 287 is a letter from John Rickman to William
Frend, on Silchester, Avebury, Stonehenge, etc,; Portsmouth,
15 Apr. 1830. Paper; xviiith and xixth centt. Folio.
24,832. Papbbs relating to Worcestershire ; consistii^ of copies and
extracts from charters, patents, ministers' accounts, pleas, etc, Lai,
and B»g. Paper; xvmth and xixth centt Folio.
24,838-24,837. Papers relating to Yorkshire; consisting of copies
and extracts from charters, parliament rolls, patents, inquisitions,
ministers' and bailiff' accounts, pleas, etc,y with law cases and
correspondence. Led, and Efkg, Five volumes, arranged as
follows : — VoL I. Allerthorp — Easingwold ; Vol. ii, Giggleswick —
Kingston-upon-Hull ; Vol. ni. Kirkleatham — ^York ; Vol. iv. Ponte-
fract; VoL V. Ripon. Paper; xviith-xixth centt. Folio.
24,838, 24,839. Papebs relating to Wales ; consisting of copies and
extracts from charters, patents, inquisitions, ministers' accounts, etc,
with law cases and correspondence. Led. and Eng, Two volumes.
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
24.840. Copt of the confirmation of the charter of Denbigh ; 4 May,
14 Chas. II. [1662]. Paper; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
24.841, 24,842. Papebs relating to Ireland ; consisting of copies and
extracts from the Irish statutes, charters, patents, inquisitions,
pleas, etc, with law cases and notes, chiefly connected with lands
held by the Irish Society and the City companies. Lot, and Eng,
Two volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
24,848. Tractatus de ''civilibus negociis:" a transcript by John
Caley from a MS. in Holkham Hall library, formerly belonging
to Sir Edward Coke, followed by a copy of the same with the ab-
breviations extended ; beginning, ^^ Quoniam ea que in civilibus
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110 ADDITIONAL ICSS., 84,844-84,847.
n^ooijs freqnenter aocidnnt." Cf. Harl. MS. 8,884, f. 122. At £ 1
IB a description in the hand of Dawson Turner of the original,
which he states to he of the xuth oent» Paper; xixth oent.
Polio.
24,844. Legal precedents of pardons, releases! grants, proclamations,
licences, presentations to henefices, etc, Lai. and Eng. Tbejr are
mostly taken from actual documents, and among the names, eic.^
are —
The King's Hall, Cambridge, £18, 77 b ; dalene's College^ ShrewBbiury, f. 44 ;—
— John Thomson, "ordinis haremit- ^ John de Yere, ISth Earl of Oxford,
arum S. Augustini," f. 28; — Alicia £58; — liargaret Tudor, Conn teas of
Aflshfeld, prioreflB oi St. Helen's, Lon- { Richmond, mother of Heniy TIL,
don; 1471, f. 86;— Anne and Matilda, , f. 58;^Peter Cazmeliani, f. 64;— Sir
daughters of Sir Thomas Grene, * Humfrey Lisle and William, his pon,
f. 36 b;— Thomas Wall, Bouge-croix; f. 66;— John Tiptoft, 4th Earl of
1524, f. 37 b;— John Heywood, grantee { Woit)ester, and his heirs, f. 71 b; —
of the manor of Haydan, oo. Essex, William Atwater, Dean of Salisbury
f. 38 b;— Nicholas Wikes, f. 40;— [afterwards Bishop of Lincohi], f. 83.
John Hiisey, Master of St Mary Mag-
The ff. 2 b-4 contain verses on the Lord's Prayer, of which the first
two are mutilated, and the third is : ''In paradise he made Adam a
pure innocent." Intersperaed are varioufi recipes, legal notea, eU»
Paper; xvith cent., chiefly temp. Hen. YIII. Small Quarto.
S4,646. Beforts of law eases chiefly in the Common Pleas; 38
Hen. VIII.-41 Eliz. [1646-1699]. Fr. Paper; xvnth cent. On
f . 1 is the name of Henry Brad^awe. Folio.
24,846. Repobts of law cases in the King's Bench; 1-8 Jas. L [160S-
1611]. Fr, Paper; xvnth cent. On f. 2 is the name of Henry
Bradshawe. Folio.
24JB47. '' The Treasure of Follicye : wherin ar oonteyned Disoonrses,
Relations and instructions of great importance for y* managing of
negotiacions, dependencies, a&ires and deseignments of Princes."
Apparently translated from the Italian. The author speaks of
having served under the Duke of " Mania " in the hattle of Le-
panto, and refers to a hook of Commentaries written by himaelf.
The subjects of the discourses are —
1. Religicm in its relation to the state, f. 8.
2. On an o£fensive or defensive policy in war, f. 9 b.
3. " Concerning occasions," f. 11 b.
4. Refutation of '* the shamlesse and ignominious opinion of Machiuall
[Machiavelli] .... that it is not vnlawfull for a prince to be per-
fidious," etc, f. 19.
6. " Conceminge the vse of fortresse, or the bringing in of Colonies,"
etc., f. 21.
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6. " Oonoeminge the affaires of the Turkey" £ 24 b.
7. *^ How there may be wrought an alination of mindes and dis-
cension in the sabiectes of the Turke," etc, £ 29 b.
8. '* A miUitary diacoune [on the art of war] of Colonell Luca Antonio
Tomasoni of Tomi," £ 32 b.
9. '* A diacourBe of . . . Horatorio Malagnzzi of E€g^ano, wherin . . .
is made a diligent oomparison of the greeitnes of the states of ... .
the Catholick Kioico* Fresbiter John, the great Cane [Khan] of
Tartaria, the Sopfai, otherwise called y* Kinge of Persia, and the
gieat Turke," eie., £ 36 b.
10. ^* A relation of diners leagues of the Swizzers " [Swiss], e(c, £ 42.
11. ** A relation of the religion and £tate of the King^ of Ethiopia,
called Presbiter John, with a dieoourse to Pope Grigorie the 13,"
«fe., £ 55 b.
12. ** A relation of the great citty of Qninsay [Kingss^, now Hang-
chan-fii] and of the Einge of China ;" with a dedication to Luigi
Qonzagaj^St Aloysins] ; 16 June, 1584, £ 61.
Paper ; early xvnth cent Folio,
I4M8. JoHAinns de Bridlington oarmina Tatksinalia sire ** de gestis
fhtnris." Followed, at £ 12, by "The Prophesie of Ifysshes,
taken onte of the versis before written," eie., beginning, " When the
Crabbe in his oonntrie on his commons shall calle." At the end
is the colophoD " explicit partem Eoberti Scriba [sic] Brydlyngton "
[C£ Lansdowne MS. 122, £ 45 b]. Paper; zvith cent. Small
Qoarto.
njMB. Conn of letters of the Lysle and Basset fieunilies; oirea 1533-
1540. Paper ; zixth cent. Folio.
94,850. Original letters addressed to Dr. John Pell, English agent
with the Swiss Protestant cantons; 1655-1658. The writers are —
Theodore Haak; London, 14 Sepl 1655-28 Jan. 165|; with seeds,
fL 1, 5, 6, 12, 15, 19 ; — Johann Heinrich Hnmmel and his wife ;
Bern, Easter day [6 Apr.] 1656-22 Feb. 1658. L<U. and Eng. ; with
seaU. ffi 2, 8, 10, 13, 16, 17, 20-23 ;—Joh[ann] K[udolph] St[nok,
Professor of Theolc^^ at Zurich]; fi.c2.[?^ Feb. 1655]. LcU. £18.
Paper. Folio.
M3Si« Bkpobt of the debate at the conference between the Lords
and Commons in the Convention ; 6, 7 Feb. 1688[9] ; preceded by a
brief report of the proceedings of the Commons ; 22 Jan.-5 Feb.
Slightly wmUlated at the bottom of each page. The reports are
the same as in Harl. MS. 879, and Add. MS. 19,188, and are in the
same hand as the latter. Paper ; end of xviith cent. Folio.
M,858. Miscellaneous autograph letters, and other papers, viz. : —
1. Edward [Stanley, 3id Earl of] Derby to [Iliomas, Lord Cromwell]
Lord PHvy Seal ; Lathom, 5 Deo. [1536]. Signed, £ 1.
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2. Nioholaa Wentworth to Sir Thomas D'Arcy ; Calais, 13 Nov. [ ],
f. 2.
3. Note of the " pryncypalle peates reservid for her Maiestie as also
for the erlle and for placinge of the gent[lemen] aduentnrers," ete.,
in the attempted settlement of Ulster, by Walter Devereux, Earl of
Essex, in 1673, f. 4 b.
4. T[homas Sackville, 1st Earl of] Dorset [Lord High Treasurer] to
^ Sir Thomas Lake, olerk of the . signet ; Dorset House, 23 Mar.
1606[7], f. 6.
5. Dorothy Fauconberge [widow of Thomas Fauconberge, of Otter-
ington] to Mare ; 13 Mar. [16]74, f. 8.
6. [William Mountagu, junior, of Little Oakley, oo. Northampton] to
[Jane, wife of John] Lewkenor; 26 Feb. 168J. With a bond to
forbear further writing to the same; 18 June, 1685. Copies.
ff. 10, 12.-
7. Notes and extracts relating to the Mint ; tempp, Edw. Ill.-Chas. I.
Lat and Eng. f. 13;— Pleas, etc,; tempp. Edw. L Lat. f. 15;—
Speakeisof the House of Commons; tempp. Edw. Ill.-Chas. I.,f. 21 ; —
Baronets of Nova Scotia, f. 23 b ;— The Bertie ^rnily. Lot, and Fr.
Printed, f. 25.
Paper ; xvith-xixth oentt. Folio.
24.863. Collections for an ordinary of English arms. Paper ; xviiith
cent. Folio.
24.864. Pedigree of Jeuan Meredydd or Meredith; with coloured
coats of arms. Vellum roll, 26 in. x 11 in. ; late xvith cent.
24,866. '' The Stirling peerage," etc., by Thomas Christopher Banks ;
London, 1826. Printed ; with MS. additions and notes by Charles
Devon. At f. 29 is a letter from T. C. Banks to B. Humphreys ;
New York, 23 Oct. [1826]. Yfiih seal. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto,
24.866. *'Thb age of Moli^re;" a comedy in twenty-two scenes [by
James Cobbe]. Autograph. Two leaves are wanting after f. 36.
Paper ; late xviiith cent. Quarto.
24.867. '' Caramanta ;" an anonymous drama in five acts, the cha-
racters being Tessander, Evander, Palans, Caramanta, etc. Imper-
fect. Paper ; late xviiith cent. Quaiix).
24.868. Index to ** The splendor of the exhorter," an Arabic MS. in
the library of Archbibhop Tenison, translated by Dr. William
Seaman. Paper ; xvuith cent. Small Quarto.
24.869. The chronide of the Brut to the siege of Bouen in 1419.
Imperfect; beginning in the middle of Chap. Ivi. with the words, " and
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»o withinne a litil while he bicame of bo greet power." Vellum ;
late xvth cent. With the names, as owners, of Charles Webb, of
Petentow, near Boss, Trevor Webb, and William Webb [1713],
fL 10, 101, 148 b, 149 b. Folio.
94,860, S4,86L Correspondence and papers of Riobard Major, or
Maijor, of Hnrsley, member of the Council of State, etc, ; 1639-
1659. Inclnded are letters from the Council of State, the com-
mittees for the army, for Hampshire, etc^, and various Parliamentary
officers ; warrants, schedules, receipts, 6ic., relating to contributions
for the relief of the protestants of Ireland in 1643, and the levy
and maintenance of Parliamentary troops in Hampshire ; and peti-
tions, depositions and other papers, chiefly connected with the same
ooanty. Two volumes. In Vol. ii. ar^ letters to Capt. John Dunche»
Mcm-in-law of Kichard Major, from [General] George Monok [after-
waids Duke of Albemarle] ; Dalkeith, 9 Dec. 1 658 ; with seed, f. 1 24 ;
—and S[amnel] Tumlyns ; 19 Dec. 1665 ; with seal, f. 132. Paper.
Folio.
The namuB of ihs writers wiU he entered in ihe Index.
24,862. Papers relating to various counties, viz.: —
1. Extracts from court rolls, ete.^ in a case fur trespass in the Star-
chamber, relating to Monk-Sherbome, co. Southampton; tempp.
Hen. VL-Jac I. liOt. and Eng. ff. 1, 2 b, 8.
2. Petition of the inhabitants of Bramshaw, co. Wilts, to the Protector
Oliver Cromwell for the relief of John Bowden, gent., a prisoner
for debt ; n.d. [1653-1658]. Signed, f. 46 b.
3. Reaolntion of ** the miserable Inhabitants " of co. Wilts for mntual
assistance and protection in **the sufFeringes oocationed only by
these civill and vnnaturall warrs;" n.d. [ante 1649], f. 48.
4. Judgments for debt, etc,^ in co. Bedford; n.d. [circa 1642], f. 49.
5. Indentores, etc., relating to the faanily of Kirton, of Thorpe Mande-
viUe, CO. Northampton ; 1677-1713. Chiefly copies, f. 50.
Paper ; xvnth and xvuith centt. Folio.
24«86S. MiscELLANBOUS political and other papers; 1640-ctVca 1660;
belonging to the preceding collection : —
1. Reports of hpeeches, etc., in Parliament, and London news-letters ;
3 Nov. 1640-16 Feb. 164^, f. 1.
2. *' Propoeicious sent from Killkenny touchingo a Cessacion of armes ;"
[? 1641], f. 57.
3. Information by Rowland Pitt, of the Fishmongers' Company, con-
cerning abuses in fishing; 12 Feb. 1651[2], f. 58.
4. Names of the '* Commission of Sewers " for Hampshire ; 8 July,
1651. In the handwriting of Richard Major, of Hursley, f. 60.
5- Fnuncis Rous, M.P., ♦o th^ Committee sitting in the Court of
Mas.— 1862. I
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114 ADDITIONAL HS&, 24363-24,889.
Wards, in favour of [Peter] Smart, a prebendary of Darham;
17 Nov. 1662. Copy, f. 61.
6. Beport of Walter Strickland and H. Maokworth on the clerkship of
the Commonwealth in chancery ; 16 May, 1654. Signed, f. 63.
7. Proposals relating to the mint; [1653-1658], flf. 65, 67.
8. Petition of William Pym and other papers respecting free-trade
with St. Malo; [1650-^1660], f. 68.
9. Speech of Sir Thomas Widdrington " at y* inauguration of Oliver
Cromwell to his Protectorship ;" [26 June, 1657], f. 76.
10. Opinion on a case for the reversal of the outlawry of Sir H. M., by
J[ohn] Maynard, serjeant-at-law ; 4 Feb. 1658[9], f. 78.
11. Information as to the services of [John] Dury and Sir William
Dick in behalf of the Commonwealth ; [circd 1650], f. 80.
12. Richard Cromwell, late Lord. Protector, to the University of Oxford ;
Hursley, Oct. 1659. (hpy, f. 82.
13. ** A conference at the Castle of S"* AngeUo," and other satirical
verses; with an heraldic parody in prose, entitled ''The Atchiue-
ment of S' John Presbiter," £f. 84, 86, 90, 91.
14. E. Lewis to Colonel Philip Jones, P.O. ; Swansea, 6 Jan. 1655[6],
f. 88.
Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
The foUowing Nos., 24,864-24,885, /om part of the '* CoUecUmea Huf^
terianar See above, 24,436-24,630.
24,864-24,877. Correspondence of Joseph Hunter, F.S;A., Assistant-
Keeper of the Public Becords, chiefly on literary and antiquarian
subjects; 1800-1860. Fourteen volumes. Paper. Quarto.
The names of the torUert wiU he entered in the Index,
24.878. Originax. letters, with drafts and copies, of Joseph Hunter,
addressed to Robei*t Wylde Monlt, the Rev. Richard Astley, William
Radclyffe, Rouge Croix, and others ; 1801-1860. Atf.143 is a letter
to Francis Chantrey ; Bath, 5 Oct. 1826. Paper. Quarto.
24.879. Diary of Joseph Hunter; 3 Mar. 1797-20 July, 1799. Auto-
graph. Paper. Small Quarto.
24.880. Diary of the same; 21 Apr.-23 May, 1800. Autograph. Paper.
Quarta
24.881. Papers relating to the Society of Antiquaries ; consistiiig chiefly
of formal letters from the secretary, and drafts and copies of letters,
etc., of J. Hunter concerning proposed changes in the constitution of
the society ; 1827-1856. Paper. Folio.
24.882. ** Fasti ecclesi» ShefSeldiensis :" an account of the church of
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Slieffield, CD. York, and its outlying chapels, with Atemoirs of vicars,
«fe., by Joseph Hunter. Autograph. Paper; 1812. Quarto.
84.883. Miscellaneous pedigrees of Yorkshire and other families,
chiefly in the hand of Joseph Hunter. Paper; xixth cenf. Folio.
24.884. " A Shakespkar Decameron, by the late Mai-tyn Feild, esq."
[Joeepb Hunter]; notes on Shakspeare in the form of dialogues.
Incomplete, containing only the "induction" and the first day's
dialogue, with remarks on detached passages. Autograjph. Paper ;
1829. Small Quarto.
MJSK, Miscellaneous papers, relating chiefly to the descent of the
estate of Dr. Bichard Berry, oh. 1651, and to the manor of Hems-
worth, CO. York. Paper ; xviiith and xixtb centt. Folio.
84,888. Topographical and biographical collections relating to co.
Suflblk ; with a few drawings of arms, monuments, etc. At f. 1 31
is an original letter from E[obert] N[ewton] Shawe [M.P. for East
SuflFolk] to Raw ; London, 28 July, 1834; with »eaZ— and at
ffl 181, 182 are some original seals and signatures of the xvjith cent.
Quarto. Paper; xixth cent.
84.887. Petri de Crescentiis ruralium commodorum Hbri xii. Paper.,
Written " per Johannem Jacobum de Vigleuano .... ad instantiam
.... Baptiste de Geraldinis de Ameria, pretoris Mediolani ;** and
finished 18 Mar. 1467. Folio.
84.888. "Francisci Barbari Veneti ad insignem virvm Lavrentivm
de Medicis, civem Florentinvm, de re vxoria liber." Vellum ; with
an inserted paper leaf at f. 26 ; xvlh cent. Formeriy belonging to
Peter le Neve, Norroy king at arms. Small Quarto.
84.889. OvERTUkES, airs, dance-musio, eic., by various composers,
among others — Signer Nichola, ff". 2, 26, 60, 70 ; — [Godfrey] Finger,
ff. 4r-7, 27-30, 62-66, 72-75 ;—[? Thomas] ToUett, flP. 8-11, 31-36,
56-59, 76-79; -[Jean Claude] Gillier, ff". 12, 37, 80;— Thomas
Farmer, & 14, 39, 82 :— John Eccles, if. 14 b, 39 b, 82b ;— Jean
Baptiste Draghi, ff. 16, 41, 60, 84. Paper ; early xvuith cent. For-
merly belonging to Thomas Brittoii, the " Musical small-coal man,"
Sir John Hawkins, and E[dward] F[rancis] E[imbault]. Folio.
24.890. "Eclogues and other poems by Thomas Rowley, with a
glossary and annotations by Thomas Chatterton ;'* containing the
fii-bt three eclogues, and •' GoddWyn, a Tiagedie " as printed, from
this MS., in Chatterton's Works, ed. 1803. Autograph. Paper;
XFUith cent. Small Quarto.
S4,88'L ** A DiscoRSE on Brystowe, by Thomas Rowleie ;" with dmw-
ings of buildings, monuments, and coals df arms. In the autograph
I 2
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of TluHnaB ObAtterton. Interspersed are the following pieces of
verse, printed in Chatterton's Works, ed. 1803 :—" The meriie
Tricks of Laymyngetowne," f . 5 b ; — Dialogue " between Master
Philpot and WiJworth cocknoies," f . 6 b ; — On the " Chyrche of
owre Ladie," f. 7 b. Paper ; xviuth cent. Quarto.
84,898. *^ CoR.vuBiAKA :'* descriptions of various places in Cornwall,
poetical pieces, drawings of St. Michael's Mount, cromlechs, e<c.,
and paintings of plants.^ Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
84.893. Lucii Apuleii opera, soil. : —
1. '* Apuleij platonici Madarensis pro se apud Olaudium Demarinum "
de magia apologia; divided into two books, with the colophon
'* Ego Q. Crispus Salustius emendaui Home felix." at the end of
the first, and '' Ego Salustius/' etc,j at the end of the second, f. 1.
2. Metamorphoseon libri xi., and Floridorum libri iv. There is no
division between these two works, but the two are made to form
fourteen books of Metamorphoses, f. 43 b.
Vellum ; late xivth cent. Formerly belonging to M. de Bure and
the Eev. John Mitford. Small Quarto.
84.894. Q. AscoNn Pediani in Giceronis orationes commentarii. Vellum ;
xvth cent. With an illuminated border at the beginning contain-
ing the arms of MafFei of Venice. Formerly belonging to the Rev.
John Mitford. Small Quarto.
84.895. Narcissi de Verduno, licentiati, .oratio de festis Nativitatis et
Epiphanin ad Antonium Petrucianum, Ferdinandi de Aragonia,
regis Neapolitani [1458-1494], secretarium. Vellum; ''Joannes.
M. Velox. MO0OC.LXIX. tranquille transcripsit." The first page is
written in gilt letters, and has an illuminated border and miniature.
In the original binding. Octavo.
For detcription of No, 84,896, see the Catalogue cf Oriental MSS.
84.897. Original commission from Leonardo Lauretano [Loredano],
Doge of Venice, to Pietro Marcello as Count of Sebenioo, in Dal-
niatia; 1 Deo. 1501. Lot, and lUd, Vellum; with a coloured
border on f. 2, containing the arms of Marcello. In the original
gilt-tooled leather binding. Quarto.
84.898. Spi!:cimen6 of Dutch caligraphy, consisting of moral sentences
with grotesque coloured initials. Paper ; with the date 1560 on
f. 14. Belonging in 1658 to Jan Couper. Oblong Folio.
84.899. Specimens of caligraphy by Ottavio Salvione, " nepote e souo-
lare di Prete Alessio Saluione, Milanese, publico professore di
Scriuere," in the form of a biography of San Carlo Dorromeo ; dat.
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Milan, 4 Nov. 1604. lial, and Lai. Paper; with numerous rouglily
executed drawings and paintings. Oblong Folio.
M,900. Fapebs relating to Scotland, and chiefly to the rebellion of
1745 ; 1731-1746. Among the contents are —
l.«*The Scx>t8 patriots or never too late to thrive," with other frag-
mentary papers of a similar kind ; circa 1739, ff. 3-13.
2. Warrants of Prince Charles Edward to ''all officers" to enlist
** prisoners taken at Oladsmuir," and to Bobert Taylor to raise
volunteers; Holyrood, 18, 23 Sept 1745. Signed by J[ohn] Murray
fuf Broughton, secretary to the Pretender]. The second with <eaZ.
fL 14, 15.
3.AbBtraot of the proceedings of Patrick Haldane, advocate, and
George Miller, town clerk of Perth, deputy sheriflb, touching rebel
prisonexs at Perth ; 10 Feb.-20 Mar. 174f . Signed by Geo. Miller.
£28.
4. Beports of custom-house officers to the commissioners of customs
oonoeming persons implicated in the rebellion ; 20 May-11 June,
1746, flr. 32-45.
5. Correspondence of the pruvost and baillies of Aberdeen with
Lord , ooDceming a riot on the 1st of August ; 5 Sept.-6 Oct.
1746, fL 46, 53--63.
6.*' Extract from the records of the Town Council of Glasgow con-
cerning the rebellion in 1745." Signed by John Wilson, f. 48.
7. Lists of rebels from Aberdeen and of rebels tried at York, with
** questions to be resolvd concerning the Bebell prisoners;" 1746.
C 64 b, 66, 68.
Paper; xvnith cent. Fdio.
tlML Miscellaneous atcio^rapA letters ; 1641-1797.
1. Marie [de' Medici, widow of Henry IV. of France] to [Frederic
Henry] Prince of Orange; London, 2 June, 1641. Fr, Signed
with eedU. t 1.
2. Charles [XL of England] to Sir William Davison; Cologne, 22 Oct
1654. Holograph; with ieaX, f. 3.
3. (Mary Beatrice of Este, wife of James, Duke of York, afterwards
James 11.] to [Anne, wife of John, Ist Lord] Belasyse ; Brussels,
Edinburgh, 13 June [1679], 20 Apr. [1682]. Holograph; unsigned.
The second with eeal. ff. 5, 7.
4. Letter, with no signature or address, from a gentleman at court to a
lady in the country ; London, 16 Sept. [16]82, f. 9.
5. Caroline [of Brunswick, wife of Gteorge, Prince of Wales, after-
wards C^rge IV.] to [? nurse of the Princess Charlotte] ;
Carlton House [circa 1797]. Holograph, f. 11.
Paper. Folio.
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84,902. TumhoausAh treatiiias of St. Augustine and others. Lai.
1. " Avgvstinus episcopus [Hipponensis] ad Optatvm episcopum [Mile-
viensem] de origine anim^," f. 3 b.
2. " Ex libro [secundo] Betractationvm beati Avgvstini " [cap. xlv.],
f. 13 b.
3. " Avgvstinus ad lerommvm presbitemm de origine animae homi-
nis;*f. 14.
4. Idem ^' ad evndem de sententia lacobi apostoli/' cap. ii., f. 26.
5.Hieron7mi ad Augustinum epistolee duae: the first Ep. cxxxiv.,
the second made up of Epp. cxu. and oxlii., as printed in Migne,
vol. xxiL, f£. 34 b, 35.
6. " InterrogationesOrosii et responsionesAngustini," otherwise known
as the ^* Dialogus qusdstionum lxv. :" preceded by the ^* Capitula
questionum," and an ^'Epistola orosii presbiteri ad augustinum
episcopum de heresibus," f. 35 b.
7. " Explanatio beati Avgvstini episcopi de Symbolo apostolico ;** be-
ginning, *' Qvando beatum legimus Pavlvm." Kot printed by
Migue among the works of 6t. Augustine. Gf. MS. 1532, Biblio-
th^que de Troyes. f. 62 b.
8. '' Expositio fidei catholicae ;" beg^ning, "Traditur quod a bea-
tissimo Athanasio .... istud fidei opusculum sit editum, sicut
etiam in ueteribus codicibys inuenitur pretitulatum." Cf. MSS.
1632, 1979, Bibl. de Troyes ; in the latter MS., of the xth cent., the
Exposition is attributed to St. Augustine, f. 71.
9. ** Arrii disputatio detestanda ;" otherwise known as the ^* Sermo
Arianorum,'' f. 78 b.
10. *' Responsio beati Augustini contra Arrianos," f. 82 b.
11. ''Sanoti Ambrosii, episcopi [Mediolanensis], contra eosdem here-
ticos" [Arianos] libri tres. Printed in Migne, vol. xiii. 49, as
chapters ii. [paragraphs 1-11], iii., and iv. of the treatise of
Faustinus Presbyter <* de Trinitate." f. 108.
12. '• Avrelii Augvstini episcopi soliloqviorvm " libri duo, f. 123.
13. S. Gregorii Magni ad Anatolium, diaconum Con&tantinopolitanum,
epistola. See Migne, vol. Ixxvii. 1167. f. 158 b.
14. Ejusdem ad ^therium, Lugduneusem episcopum, epistola. See
Migne, vol. Ixxvii. 1258. f. 159.
Vellum ; xith cent. Small Quarto.
For descriptions ofNos, 24,903, 24,904, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24.905. Nine original letters of William III. of England to Sidney
Qodolphin, Lord Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer; The Hague,
camps of Grame, Genappe, etc., y«^ Feb. 1691[2]-27 Aug. 1693.
Holograph. Fr. ; with modem translations. Paper. Quarto.
24.906. Copies of royal letters, ordinances, commissions, c/f., addressed
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to Spanish offioen and others ''sobie la oonquiBta [j gobierso]
de la Prorincia de Benezuela ;*^ 1529-1535. See the Caiaiogue of
SpantMh M8S. Paper; xvtth oent. Small Folio.
S4,907. *' Del imevo Beyao de Granada [S. Amerioa], bus Eiquezas
y demas qualidades, y de todas sns Poblazones y CuratoSi con
especifica noticia de bub Gentes y Goviemo * . . . por ol Dr. Dn.
Basilic Vioente de Oviedo, Parrooo . . . . de Santa Barbara de
Mogotes .... ano 1761." On £ 1 is an ''estado de las Misiones
de lo8 B^ F** Capachinos Catalanes de la Proyinoia de Guayana,"
by Padre Hermenegildo de Viche; 31 Aug. 1788. See the Catalogue
of Spanish M8S. Paper ; xviiJth cent. Folio.
M,9M. " Histo[r]ia del Connento de N. P. S» Agustin de Salamanca.
Su Alitor . . . fray Joseph Sicardo, arzobispo de Sacer [Sassari]
en la Ma de Sardena [1702-1714], Hijo del mesmo Conuento." In-
terspersed are many printed tracts, papal briefs, and other official
documents. See the Catalogue of Spanish MSS. Paper ; xviuth oent.
FoUo.
84.909. Original letters addressed to Diego Quiroga, confessor to
Maria Anna, daughter of Philip IIL of Spain^ and wife of Ferdinand,
King of Hungary, afterwards the Emperor Ferdinand IIL ; 1629-
1646. Spau. and Lot, The principal writers are — Philip IV. of Spain,
ft 1-113;— the Emperor Ferdinand III., flf. 116, 118;— the Car-
dinal Infante Ferdinand, ff. 120-125; — Maximilian Joseph, Elector
of Bavaria, f. 126 ;— the Infanta Isabel Clara Eugenia, f. 128 ;—
Giaspar de Guzman, Conde-Duqne de Olivarez, ff. 130-322; — the
Empress Maria Anna [to her brother, Philip IV.], f. 114. See the
Catalogue of Spanish MSS. Paper. Quarto.
84.910. ** Jeeuche dem erwirdigen Patri Generali der Societet Jesu
aus der Provinz Paraquarien von Anno 1635 bis auf den Monath
Julij Anno 1637 zuegesendte schreiben:" report from Diego de
Beroa, Jesuit provincial of Paraguay, to Mutio Vitellesohi, General
of the order ; dat. Corduba, in the province of Tucuman [La Plata],
13 Aug. 1637 ; a Latin version by Franciscus de Hamal, from the
original Spaniuh, was printed at Lille in 1642. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Formerly belonging to the Jesuit college of Mindelheini, in Bavaria,
and having a book-plate of the arms of Maximilian Philip, Duke of
Bavaria [6b. 1705]. Folio.
24.911. 24,918. '' Nueva historia de la ysLa de Malloroa [Majorca] y de
otns yslas ii ella adjacentes, compuesta por el Doctor Juan Binimelis,
Saoerdote, natural de Mallorca .... Ano 1597." Three volumes
bound in two. In vol. ii. are several topographical drawings. See
the Catalogue of SpaniA MSS. Paper ; xviuth oent. Small Folio. .
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120 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,918— 24,916.
24.913. C. SuETONir TranqniUi de xii CsBBaribns libri. Vellum ; with
a small illuminated initial on f. 3. Written " in domo . . . Simonis
Filipphi domini Leonardi de Strozzis de Florentia, pro . . . • Bene-
dicto Fieri de Strozzis . . . per me Ambroxium olim senioris Jacopi
de Marudis olim de Mediolano et nunc districtualem prelibate ciui^
tatis notarinm;'* and finished 3 July, 1419. In the original tooled
leather binding. Small Folio.
24.914. TfiEOUXiiCAL treatises, etc., in Latin.
I. "Expositio Bede presbiteri in parabolis Salomonis,'* f. 3.
2. " Versvs domni Bed^ presbiteri de penis :" the first 47 lines of the
" Hymnus de die judicii," Migne, vol. xciv. 633, f. 59.
3. Versus de baptismo et euobaristia ; beginning, '' Hac triplici causa
plebs insignita lauacro," f. 59.
4. S. Hi^ronymi " expositio in Ecclesiasten," f. 59 b.
5. Homili83 duodecim in Canticum Ganticorum ; b^inning, ** Veri
amoris qvem magister gentivm," f. 94 b.
6. Versus " de Fide qusB nos Deo commendet ;" beginning, " Hoc est
ofiStinm fidei meritumque probatum." The title is in a later hand,
f. 108.
7. *' Versos Domni Hildeberti, Cenomanensis episcopi, de vita S. M^ri^
Egiptiace," f. 108 b.
8. " Passio beati Laurentii Levite,** in verse, by Marbodus, Bishop of
Rennes, f. 112.
9. '^ De adnuntiatione dominica ;" in verse, by Marbodus, Bishop of
Bennes, f. 113 b.
10. " Epitaphium et vita S. Prederici Traiectensis Episcopi et Mar-
ty ris;" beginning, "Clauditur hao tumba simplex sine felle co-
lumba." The title is in a later hand. f. 113 b.
II. Epistola Frederici, Coloniensis archiepiKCopi, ad e<sclesiam Leodi*
ensem. Ep. v. in Migne, vol. dxvi. 1535. f. 114.
12. Versus de llieoderioo, abbate S. Trudonis, ob. viikal. Maii, mcvii.;
beginning, *' Qui puer hie altus et doctrinis studiorum," f. 114 b.
13. M. Aurelii Cassiodori expositio in Canticum Ganticorum, f. 115,
Vellum ; * xuth cent. ; with coloured initials. Formerly belonging
to the abbey of St. Trend, in Belgium, and having the book-plate
of the arms of the Vicomte Thomas de Jonghe. Small Folio.
24,916. '' Chartrier ou sont les rentes de Bichart Foi-tescu, escuier,
seignour du Buisson et les tenans du dit fieu .... seant en la
parroi.«<se de Sainte Marie du Mont" [near Carentan, in Normandy].
See Lord Clermonfs " History of the Family of Fortescu," vol. ii.
p. 345. Vellum ; xvth cent. Quarto.
24,916. " Den ligghere Van den cloestre ende conuente van S. Claren
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,916-24,M9. 121
te Inenlien in Peiigheid bij Aadenaerde/' etc. : aooount, drawn up in
1510, of the lands, rents, etc^ of the convent of the sisters of St.
Clare at Peteghem, in East Flanders, with a list of abbesses to 1528.
At f. 200 are extracts, made in 1511 from a MS. written in 1329,
rdating to the foundation and history of the convent ; and at f.
234 is inserted an inventory of lands of the convent at its suppres-
siosi in 1795. Vellum, the inserted leaves paper ; xvith and xvmth
centt. Quarto.
M,917. 1. HiSTOKiscHE Biicher des alten Testaments : a Bible-history
from the creation to Solomon and Aconias, after the manner of the
'^Hidtoria Scholastica." The preface, which begins "Eicher got
von himelrich," is the same as that of a Bible-hisfory in Egerton
MS. 856, but the two works otherwise diflfer. At f. 250 b, the
author states that the work was undertaken at the instance of the
Emperor Conrad [IV. 1250-1254]. The table of chapters at the
beginning is slightly mutilated, f. 2.
2. ^* Der kunigen buch :" a history of the patriarchs and kings of
the Jews, and of the Maccabees, Darius, Alexander, Antiochias,
de. Beginning, '^Wir suUent dis buch beginnen mit gotte."
f. 293.
3. In a later hand; — Notes in Dutch on Bible-history, preceded by
notes from the " Schatkamer der Nederlandsse Oudheden " of Ludolf
Smids [Amsterdam, 1711], f. 361.
Paper ; xvth cent. With numerous rudely executed coloured draw-
ings, and, on f. 11, a large illuminated initial. In the original
leather binding with brass bosses. Belonging to Joannes Wamaars
in 1711. Folio.
M,918. "^ EoKCT-BOECK van Meester Arent van Wynendale, Stedesbilder
vanGhendt" [ob. 1592], copied by J. W[emaer?] in 1768 ; containing
coloured drawings of churches, monuments, efo., in and near Qhent.
At the end are original letters, in Dutch, from J. B[aptiB]t Wemaer
to J. van Hneme, a former owner; Ghent) 15, 25 July, 1800, S, 39,
42 ;— M. J. J. de Naeyer to the same ; Ghent, 26 July, 1800, f. 40 ;—
Christopher van Hueme to van Hueme ; 28 Sept. 1602, f. 44.
Paper; xviith-xixth centt. Folio.
94,919. '' Fraghsnt d'nne Ghronique manuscrite des Dues de Norman-
die, depuis Guillaume le Conqudrant jusqu'ii Jean sans terre, trouv6
dans les papiers de [Pierre Daniel] Huet, ^v^ue d'Avranches"
[6b. 1721]: transcript, with notes, by Am6dee Louis Lechaud6
d*Aui»y. Begins abruptly with the words ''apr^s oet ^v^nement
Henry [1. de France] retouma en France," and ends with the
death of John of England in 1216. The version is substantially
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122 ' ADDITIONAL MSS.,*a4,»«0- 24,927.
the flame as that in Boy. MS. 15 E. vi., f. 363, and Add. MS. 20,811.
frequently printed in the xvith cent., and partially in Bouquet
xi. 320, xiii. 221. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
24.920. Extracts relating to the ecclesiastical history of Normandy,
900-1519, made by Am^d^ Louis Lechaud^ d'Anisy from the MS.
collections of Louis Georges Oudart Fendrix de Brdquigny in the
Biblioth&que Nationale at Paris. Lot. and Fr. Paper ; xixth cent.
Quarto.
24.921. ExTBAcrrs by Am6dee Lonis Lechaud6 d'Anisy from a '' Car-
tukdre de Tabbaye de St. Denys de 638 a 1287." LaUn. Paper;
xixth cent. Quarto.
24.922. Transcript by Amedee L. Lechaud6 d*Anisy of the mortuary
roll of the abbey of St. Yitalis at Savigny, drawn up at the death of
the founder in 1122, and subscribed by more than two hundred
monasteries. Latin. See Silvestre, " Universal Paleography," ed.
1850, vol. ii. 501. At the beginning is a tracing of a portion ^f
the roll. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
24.923. '' Yisftationes Odonis [Eigaud], archiepiscopi Botomagensis,
1248 a 12f)9 ;" transcribed by Am^6e L..Lechaud^ d'Anisy from
the original MS. in the Bibliotli^ue Nationale at Paris, Fonds de
Gaignieres, 131. Atf. 64 are "extraits d'une histoire'de Normandie,
MSS. [Bibl. Nat] fonds de St. Germain, No. 1054." Paper; xixth
cent. Octavo.
24.924. " EfiCEUiL des critiques tant anciennes que modemes :" verses,
chiefly satirical and relating to Louis XIIL, Louis XIV., Cardinal
Richelieu, and persons of note of both sexes at the French court
in the xviith and early xvliith centt. Paper ; xvuith cent. Small
Folio.
24,926. Copies of wills; 1542-1545. The names of the testators, who
are all of Surrey or London, will be found in the Index. Paper ;
xvith cent. Folio.
24.926. *' A DISCOURSE of the Oourte called the Starre Chamber made
the xxth daie of Marche, 1585 "[6]. llie author's name is erased ;
bnt the opening sentence is Bubstantially the same as that of the
treatise attributed to William Lambarde [see Hai^ave MS. 237,
f. 1}, although the two works otherwise diflfer considerably. Paper ;
end of the xvith cent. Small Quarto.
24.927. Minutes of the proceedings of the commissioners of the revenue
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and boQsehold of James, Duke of York, afterwards James 11. ;
3 Jan. 1683-20 Mar. 168J. Paper ; xviitb cent. Polio.
M,M8. RsPORTS, presentments, eie., made to James, Dnke of York, by
the commissioners of his revenne and household, with copies of
petitions, letters, etc.; 18 Dec. 1682-28 Jan. 168|. Paper; xviith
cent. Folio.
M,929. Original letters addressed to Jacob Wilhelm Imhoff, of Nurem-
berg, upon literary subjects ; 1 687-1 7 1 0. The writers are — Elias Ash-
mole ; London, 3 Oct 1 687, 6 June, 1688; with seah. ff. 1, 3 ;— [Bev.]
St. (}eoTge Ashe [afterwards successively Bishop of Cloyne, Ologher,
and Derry] ; Augsburg, Vienna, Dublin, 28 Nov. 1689-9 Feb. 169J.
Fr.; with seals, flf. 5-36, 45-50 ;— Francis Stratford; Hamburg,
14 June, 1693-24 Mar. 1694. Eng. and Fr. ; with seah. flf. 37-44 ;
— [Sir] Kpbert Southwell [Knt., chief secretary to the Council of
Ireland]; London, 4 Feb. 169f. Fr. ; with seal. f. 51 ;-~[Eev.]
John Disney; Lincoln, 26 Aug. 1706^1 July, 1710. Lot; y^th. seals.
£ 53-68. Paper. Folio.
S4,980. Fa&ibh-book of Monkton, Isle of Thanet, oo. Eent» containing
the poor-rate assessments and overseers' accounts; 3 May, 1690-
5 June, 1727. Paper. Folio.
S4,931. Journal of a voyage in the ship *' Rochester " from Deptford
to Muscat and the East Indies and back, with topographical, ethno-
logical, and other observations, ink-sketches, etc.y by James Fjrke,
porser; 8 Jan. 170f-27 Sept. 1705. Autograph. At tlie end. f
256 b, is an account of John Homer, a sailor left on the desert Island
of Ascension, written in 1706. Paper. Folio.
M,938. '* A RepoUt from the committee appointed to view the Cot-
tonian Library;" London, 1732. Printed; with MS. notes. Some
of the notes are unconnected with the printed matter, and relate to
the history and topography of Yorkshire. Paper; xviiith cent.
Small Folio.
M,938. '' Ak Account of the Antient wooden and present stoned bridge
at Rochester and of the lands proper and contributary thereto."
Paper ; circa 1820. Quarto.
M,934. CoLLBCTiOKS for a history of the East India Company, by
James Pulham ; consisting chiefly of extracts from the minutes of
the proceedings of the directors and other ofBcial documents. At ff.
HK)-195 are several engravings of the East India Uouse. Paper;
1825. Folio.
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124 ADDITIONAL MS8., 24,986—24,948.
For descripHm of No. 24,986, see ike Catalogue of Oriental MSB.
24.936. Copy of the will, with codicils, of Thomas [Wriothesley],
Earl of Southampton; 21-24 July, 4 Edw. VI. [1650]. Proved
at London, 14 May, 1551. Paper ; xvith cent. Quarto. Preeeaied
by Sir Walter 0. Trevdyan, Bart.
24.937. Prayers for indulgences at the holy plaoes at Jerusalem,
arranged according to the days of the week, written by "een
weerdich priester ghenaemt heer Bethleem." Flemish. Vellum;
xvth cent. Octavo.
24.938. Hymns of the Eastern Church for Sundays and festivals.
Oreeh. Paper ; xviiith cent. In tooled-leather binding with clasps.
Duodecimo.
24.939. ^* A GENERAL plan of the town and peninsula of Gibraltar,"
with the approaches and siege works of the Spaniards in 1727, by
John Emlen. Paper roll ; 5 ft 6 in. x 1 ft. 8 in. ; xvmth cent.
24.940. " LiuRB de la recepte et despance faiote en la maison de la
maison [sic] de la royne Marguerite [de Valois^ femme de Henri
IV.];" 1 Jan. 1612 — 15 Mar. 1614. Interspersed are numerous
notes in the handwriting of the Queen, and at f. 42 is her autograph
signature. Paper. In the original leather binding, richly tooled
and gilded. Folio.
24.941. S. Brunonis expositio in epistolas 8. Pauli ad Bomanos et ad
Corinthios. Vellum ; xnth cent. With ornamental initials, and on
f . 2 b a full-page interlaced design of the word " Paulus *' with
miniatures. On f . 2 are stamped the arms of F. I. Keller, J.TJ.D.
Folio.
24.942. "La Spera" di Gregorio Dati; in 144 stanzas of ottava
rima, divided into four books, of which the first two treat of the
planets and the atmosphere, and the other two of the divisions of
Asia and North Africa. Composed ante 1436, and first printed drea
1480. It has also been ascribed to Leonardo Dati, brother of
Oregorio. At the beginning and end are inserted five paper leaves
containing, in an xvmth cent, hand, " Diuersi notabili circa la
Sfera." Vellum ; xvth cent. With illuminated initials, plans of the
spheres, maps, etc. On f. 5 are the arms of Piccolomini de Aragona [?].
Quarto.
24.943. PoRTOLAKO, containing the coast of Europe and part of the
coasts of Asia and Africa, by Giovanni Oliva, of Messina ; 1599.
With paintings of the chief towns, national banners, portraits of
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BOfvereigiifi, fignres of animals, ete., and at the top a representation
of the Gmoifixion, with the Virgin and St. John. Included also is a
map of the world on a small scale, including America. Vellum
roll ; 3 ft 4 in. X 2 ft. 6^ in.
For demaripUon of No. 24,944, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24,945. BoBERTi Valturii de re militari libri xii. ; dedicated to Sigis-
mondo Pandolfo Malatesta, Lord of Rimini, 6b. 1467. Vellum;
xv th cent. With illuminated initials and numerous coloured designs
of military engines, etc. On f. 1 is an illumiuated border containing
portrait busts in medallions at the comers, and at the top and
bottom the arms, gules, a fesse oz. between three pincers in chief
and as many fleurs-de-lis in base or. Folio,
24^948. Forms in Oerman of the zinth, zivth, and early xvth centt.,
oonsisting of religious and didactic pieces, fables, allegorical visions
and tales. The authors named are the Teiohner, Freidank, and
Oswald von Wolkenstein ; but Freidank's name peems to be wrongly
attached to the set of fables commonly known as the " Strickers
Welt." For a detailed description^ see the Catalogue of Romances.
Paper ; xvth cent. Large Ootavo.
24,947. ** Co2iSi7LTAS heohas al Bey Fhelipe 4 con las resoluciones de
sn proprio pnno;" 1643-1645. See ihe Catalogue of Spanish MSS.
Paper. Qnarto.
For deseripUons of Nos. 24,948-24,963, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24.964. CoLLBCTiONS for a treatise '' de Baroniis," by '* J[ohn] A[n8tis],
G[«rte]r" EangatArms. Autograph. Paper; ante 1744. The sides
of the binding are from a volume of earlier date with gilt stamping,
and the royal arms in the centre. Shiall Quarto.
24.965. Letter-book of Thomas Dacre, 2nd Lord Dacre of Gillesland,
warden of the Marches towards Scotland, preceded by original
letters, warrants, etc., addressed to him ; 2 June, 1523-24 Sept. 1524.
There are also, at ff. 144, 148, two papers belonging to the years
1503, 1511. The original letterH, etc,, are in order of date; but
in the Letter-book, which begins at f. 144, chronological sequence
is not strictly adhered to. The contents are : —
1. Letters to Lord Dacre from —
H[enx7 Algernon Percy, Earl of] North-
mnberlond ; WreBill Gustier 5 June
[1523]. %iMd. f. 10.
lUzg^vel [Queen of Scotland, widow of
James lY.]; 10 June, 1523-28 July,
1524. The first four holograph; the
rest copies, ff. 11, 115, 117, 138, 162,
297.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24^6S,
James [Beaton, Archbishop of St. An-
drew's], Chanoellor [of Scotland] ;
Edinburgh, etc,, 10 June, 1523-23 July,
1524. The lirst two signed, with
ieaJs; the rest copies, ff. 12, iO, 162,
292 b, 296.
T[homa8 Wolsey] Cardinal of York;
Westminster, 12 June [1523J-21 July
[1524]. Signed; the first and fifth
with sedU, fL 13, 14, 16, 89, 93^ 109.
120, 128, 136.
T[homas Howard, Earl of] Surrey [after-
wards Duke of Norfolk]; Newcastle,
London, etc., 18 Jime [1528]-23 July
[1524]. Signed and holograph; with
sedls ; the last two copies, ff. 18, 19, 22,
27, 31, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 46, 50-53, 55,
56, 58-65. 67, 77, 88, 189, 299.
[Dr.] T[homa8] Magnus ; Newcastle, 24
Jnne-14 Deo. [1523]: Hciograph ; mtL
seals, ft 20, 21, 54, 71, 78, 74, 73, 78,
79, 81, 82.
Maud Parre [widow of Sir Thomas
Parre] ; Rye, East Hampstead, Green-
wich. 14 July, 22 Aug. [1523], 15 Mar.
[1524]. Signed ; the last partly auto-
graph, ff. 23, 38, 103.
Henry Till.; Greenwich, 16 July
[1523]. Signed ; with seaiL f. 25.
M[armaduke Huby], abbat of Foun-
tains; Fountains, 18 July [1523].
Signed; with seal. f. 26.
William Blithmane ; Newcastle, 20 July
[1523]. Holograph, f. 28.
[Sir] William Compton [Chancellor of
Ireland]; Richmond, 29 July [1523].
Signed, f. 29.
John More; Newcastle, 2 Aug. [1523].
Holograph ; signed also by [Sir] John
Heron, f. 30.
[Sir] Willitiin Parre [afterwards Lord
Parr and Marquis of Northampton];
Kendall, 6 Aug. [1523]. Signed; with
seal. f. 35.
Adam Trumbull, of BuUerwcll ; Buller-
v,ell, 6 Aug. [1528], f. 36.
Thomas [Ker], abbat of Kelso ; 8 Sept.
[1523], 28 Feb. [1524]. Holograph;
the first unsigned, ff. 44, 97.
[Christopher Threlkeld or Thirkell];
Coldstream, 13 Sept. [1523]. Copy.
f. 48.
Homfrey Co&yngesby ; London, 15 Oct«
[1523]. Holograph, f. 57.
Wtriliam] Prankeleyn [Franklin], Chan-
cellor of Durham [afterwards Dean of
Windsor, cfc.]; Newcastle, Durham,
8 Nov. [1523]-16 Mar. [1524]. Holo-
graph ; with seals, ff. 66, 84, 101, 104 .
Edmuud [WhaUey], abbat of [St. Mary's]
York; "at oar Monasterie," 2 Deo.
[1523]. Signed, f. 68.
Francis [Lord] Talbot [afterwards Earl
of Shrewsbury]; Handsworth, 4 Dec.
[1523]. Signed, f. 72.
William Smyth; Newcastle [8 Dec.
1523]. nkograph. t 76.
G[eorge Talbot, Earl of] Shrewsbury;
Handsworth, 17 Dec. [1523], Signed.
f. 83.
[Sir] William Ellerkar; [28 Dec. 15'2^J.
Hologmph; wstli^ seal, t 85;
Richard Thirkeld ; [-- Dec^ 1528]. Holo-
graph, f. 86.
John [Stuart, Duke of Albany, Regent
of Scotland]; Edinburgh, 12 Jan.-
3 May [1521]. ^. and Fr. The
first three signed, tile rest copies ; the
second and third with seals, ff. 87,
102, 107, 223, 231, 246, 249, 25(f,
252,266.
William Holgill, priest [steward to Car-
dinal Wolsey]; Savoy, 17 Feb. [1524].
Signed, with autograph P. S. by Mag-
nus, f. 92.
[Sir] John Bulmer; Norham [24 Feb.
1524]. Holograph, f. 96.
T[homa& Darey, JLiord] Darcy ; Temple-
hurst, 19 Mar. [1524]. Signed; mih
autograph postscript f. 105.
[Sir] WpUiam] Balmer [Lieutenant of
the East March]; Newton [ — Mar.
1524]. Signed, f. 106.
Sir Brian Tuke; London, 12 June, 1524.
Holograph, f. 124.
Robert [Maxwell, Lord] Maxwell ; Loch-
mabane,19 June [1524]. Signed, f. 126.
[Archibald Douglas], Earl of Angus;
London, 4 July, 1524. Signed, f. 127.
[James Hamilton], Earl of Arran ; Ken-
neUe, 16 Jnly [1524]. Signed, with
autograph postscript ; with seal. f. 185.
Rbbert Alianby, Prior of St. Bees; St
Bees, 18 Oct [1523]. Copy. f. 188.
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2. Copiea of letters from Lord Daore to —
[William GomyerB] Lord GonyexB ; New- I
cutle, % June, 1523. f. 149.
[ThoaMS Ker] Abbat of KeUo; Hex-
ham, 5 June, 1523, 23 Jan^ 8 Mar.
1524, C 149 b, 211 b, 224 b.
[James Beaton, Aiehbiahop of 8t. An-
drew's] Chancellor of Scotland ; Whit-
mgham, Morpeth, etc., 5 June, 1523-
4 Aug. 1524, ff. 149 b, 155 b, 271 h,
278 h, 286 b. 290 b^ 292 b, 298, 303 b,
304.
The gentry of the border; Garliale,
Moipeth, 6, 26 June, 1523, ff 150 b,
164.
Gudinal Wolsey ; Morpeth, eic, 12 June,
1528-26 July, 1524, ff. 151 b, 158,. 161,
194, 198, 203, 205 b, 207 b, 212 b,
214, 218. 225 b, 234, 236, 256, 258 b^.
2C1, 270, 277 b, 280. 285, 291, 860.
[Tkomaa Howvd] Eari of Soney [afler-
vaids Dnke of Norfolk]; Carlisle,
Morpeth, etc., 12 June, 1523-28 July,
1524, ff. 152, 154 b, 165 b, 167, 167 b.
168, 172 b, 173 b, 175 b, 177 b. 182,
183, 184, 187, 187 b, 190, 191, 191 b,
192. 195, 195 b, 198 b, 204 b, 209.
210 b, 211. 239, 302.
Sir William Percy; Harbottle, 13 June,
1523. f. 153 b.
[Heniy Algernon Percy] Earl of North-
nrnberland; Harbottle, Nawartb, 14
June, 4 Dea 1523, ff. 154, 197.
[Margaret] Queen of Scotland; Hex-
bam, Whittingbam, Moipeth, etc., 14
Jane, 1523-26 July, 1524, ff. 156,
174 b, 175. 209, 242, 264 b, 265, 274 b,
279, 286. 291 b, 293 b.
Dr. [Tbomas] Magnus; Morpeth, Na-
worth, 18 June, 29 Nov., 14 Dec. 1523,
ff 157. 196, 199 b.
inUiam Hals, steward of the household
of the Earl of Surrey; Moipeth, 21
June, 1523, 1 157 b.
Edward Beyngeley, Master of the Ord-
nance; Morpeth. 21 June, 1528,
1 158.
[Andrew Carr or Ker] Laird of Cesfiird,
Mark Carr, and David Pringle ; Mor-
pea^ 8 July, 1523, f. 166 b.
[Thomas Hawley]. Carlisle herald ; Mor-
peth, 8 July, 1523. f. 166 b.
[Marmadnke Huby], Abbat of Foun-
tams; Moipetb, 10 July. 1523.
f. 166 b.
Sir Edward Grey, of Gliilliugham; Har-
bottle, 16 July 1523^ f. 168 b.
Anthony Brekenbary; Neweastlei 12
July, 1523. f. 172.
William Clifton [Vicar-General of Dur^
ham] ; Newcastle, 2 1 July, 1523, f.l72 b.
[Maud] Lady Parr; Newcastle, Mor^
peth, 30 July, 1523. 25 Mar. 1524,
ff. 173, 230 b.
Sir John Heron ; Naworth, 3 Aug. 1523,
f. 174.
[Edmund Whalley], Abbat of St. Mary's,
York; Wliittingham, M&orpetb, ate.,
7 Sept. 1523-28 July. 1524, ff. 176 b,
196 b, 226 b. 242 b, 277. 303.
Weshton ; Kirk-oswald, 5 Oct 1523,
£.182.
Laurence Starkey, Sheriff of Lancashire ;
Carlisle, 8 Oct 1523. f. 183 b.
[Henry Clifford] Lord Clifford [after-
wards Earl of Cumberland] ; Carlisle^
14 Oct 1523, f. 186.
Coningsby; Naworth, Morpeth,
27 Oct 1523, 11 Jan.. 25 Mar. 1524,
ff. 190 b, 210, 230.
William Pekering. Bobert Moresby, and
Gilbert Lowther; Naworth^ 27 Oct.
1523, f. 191.
[George Talbot] Earl of Shrewsbury;
Naworth, 14 Nov. 1523, f. 192.
William Piankeling [Franklin]. Chan-
OBllor of Durham; Naworth, Mor-
petti,. 11 Nov., 14 Dfec. 1523, 13 Mar.
1524, ff. 192 b. 199 h, 227.
John Bering, provost of the church of
St. Oswald. Kirkoswald ; 6 Dec. 1523.
Lot, f. 197 b.
[Sir Anthony Ughtred] captain of Ber-
wick; Morpeth, 10, 15 Dec. 1523,
ff. 197 b, 207.
Sir John Bulmer; Morpeth, 14 Dec.
1523, 9, 27 Feb. 1524, ff. 200. 221,
222.
Sir Roger Grey and Sir William El-
lerker; Morpeth. 14 Dec. 1528, f. 200.
Sir William Eure; Morpeth. 14 Dec
1523. 9 Feb. 1524, ff. 200 b, 221.
[Henry le Scrope] Lord Sciope; Mor-
peth, 17 Dec. 1523, f 200 b.
[Francis Talbot] Lord Talbot [after-
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wards Earl of Sbrewsbnry] ; Morpeth,
12 Deo. 1623, f. 201 b.
[John Stuart] Dnke of Albany; Mor-
peth, Whittingham, eto., 24 Deo. 1523-
6 May, 1524, ff. 202 b, 205, 205 b,
209 b, 211 b, 219 b. 221 b, 228, 228 b,
239 b, 240 b, 241 b, 242 b, 244, 257,
263,264.
Sir William Ellerker ; Morpeth, 81 Dec.
1523, f. 206.
John Garr [Ker] and John Glavering;
Morpeth, 29 Deo. 1523, f. 206 b.
[Richard] Gandishe, Master of the
Ordnanoe at Berwick; Morpeth, 15
Dec. 1523, 11 July, 1524, ff. 206 b,
287.
[William] HolgiU; Morpeth, 30 Dec.
1523, f. 207.
Thomas Musgrave, constable of Bow-
castle; Morpeth, 1 Jan. 1524, f. 207 b.
John de Barbon [secretary to the Duke
of Albany]; Morpeth, 24 Jan. 1524,
f. 212.
Sir Thomas Forster, maishal of Berwick ;
Morpeth, 8 Feb. 1524. f. 220.
The Prior and convent of Laneroost ;
Morpeth, 28 Feb. 1624, f. 224.
Sir John Delavale; Morpeth, 4 Mar.
1524, f. 226.
[Thomas Daicy] Lord Darcy ; Morpeth,
21, 30 Mar. 1621, ff. 227 b, 233.
Sir William Bnkner; Morpeth, 28 Mar.
1624, f. 229 b.
** Sundry lordee of Sootlande ;'* Hexham,
30 Apr. 1524, f. 267.
Sir William Lisle; Morpeth, 13 May,
1524, f. 268.
William Garr [Ker]; Morpeth, 14 May,
1524, f. 268 b.
[James Hamilton] Earl of Arran ; Mor-
peth, 19 May, 12, 18 July, 4 Aug. 1524,
ff. 269, 287 b, 292, 304 b.
Sir Balph Fenwick; Naworth, 16 June,
1524, f. 281 b.
[Robert Maxwell] Lord Maxwell ; Gar-
lisle, 20 June, 1524, f. 282.
3. Warrant from T[homas Howard, Earl of] Surrey, lieutenant of the
army in the north, etc,y appointing Lord Dacre his temporary
deputy ; Newcastle, 3 June, 16 Hen. VIII. [1523]. Vellum. Signed ;
with seal, f. 9.
4. Articles for the marriage of [John] Scrope [-afterwards Lord Scrope]
to [Katharine] Parre, daughter of Sir Thomas Parre; [14 July,
1523], f. 24.
5. T[homas Howard, Earl of] Surrey, to Queen Margaret of Scotland ;
[3 Aug. 1523]. Copies, flf. 33, 34 ;— to CardinalWolsey ; [14 Sept.
1623], Copy. f. 47;— to Sir Edw. Kadclyffe; Barnard Castle,
23 July [1523]. Copy, f. 171.
6. [The Prioress of Coldstream to Sir John Bulmer; Sept. 1523],
f.42.
7. "A direocion taken for the ordre of Tyndale by my lord lieu-
tenaunte;" [Deo. 1523]. Signed T. Surrey, f. 69. With list of
names in the hand of, and signed by, the Earl of Surrey.
8. Towns in the East Marches willing to take soldiers to board ; [Feb.
1524]. In the hand of Sir John Bulmer. f. 98. With copy, f. 100.
9. Towns in the Middle Marches willing to take soldiers to board ;
[Feb. 1524]. In the hand of, and signed by, John Euro. f. 99.
With copy, f. 100 b.
10. Bail given to Lord Dacre by Sir Nicholas Ridley, William
Carnaby and others, for the appearance of Sir N. Hidley at the
assize for allowing the escape of a felon ; Hexham, 7 May, 16
Hen. Vm. [1524]. Signed, f. 114.
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n.Heiiiy Vm. to James V. of Scotland; [21 July, 1524]. Copy.
L 138;— to Queen Margaret of Scotland; 6, [21] July, 1624.
OopieB. iL 140, 283.
12.0udinal Wolsej to [James Beaton] Chancellor of Scotland;
[21 July, 1624} Copy. I 142;— to [Thomas Howard] Earl of
Surrey; The More, 1 Oct. [1623]. Copy: f. 178.
13. Bond from Sir William Heron and Sir John Heron to Lord Dacre
to produce John Hall and Lowry Hull at the next session ; New-
otftle, 24 Sept. 16 Hen. YUI. [1624]. Signed, f. 143.
14. Articles oonoeming the dowry of Margaret, daughter of Henry YII.,
on her marriage with James lY. of Scotland; June [1603]. Lai.
Copy. f. 144.
15. Bills of cattle stolen on the borders; Coldstream, 19 July,
3 Hen. VIIL [1611], f. 148.
16. FUns of expeditions by Lord Dacre against the Scottish borders ;
10, 29 June [1^23], ff. 160, 164. With libts of commanders, etc.,
£ 160 b, 164 b.
17. [William Dacre] Lord Graistok [Greystoek, afterwards Lord
Dacre] and Sir [Christopher] Dacre to [Thomas Eer] abbat of
Kelso, [Andrew Ker] laird of Famihurst, and Mark Carr [Ker] ;
Gsriisle, 12 June, 1623. Copy. f. 164.
18. Queen Margaret of Scotland to Henry Y IIL ; Perth, 24 June [1623].
Oopiet. ff. 166 b, 163 ;— to Patrick Syndare ; , 13 Oct. [1623].
Copy, t 186 b.
19. License from Lord Dacre to Thomas Dymmylton, of Grymlisby
[Grimsby], to engage Scotsmen to navigate certain ransomed vessels
from Leith to Berwick or Holieland [Holy Island] ; Morpeth, 3 July,
1623. Copy. f. 166.
20. Memorandum of misdemeanours in Korthxmiberland ; [July, 1623],
£169.
21. Memorandum of bills of complaint of Nicholas Thornton against
Lad Dacre; 16 July, 1623, f. 170.
22. Sir Christopher Dacre to [Edmund Wballey] abbat of St. Mary's,
York ; Cbwlisle, 7 Sept. 1623. Copy. f. 176 b.
23. Attestation by Lord Dacre concerning the family of Dichand, of
Worsington; Newcastle, 2 Sept. 1623. Copy. f. 177.
34. Sir Brian Tuke to the Earl of Surrey; The More, 1 Oct. 1623.
Copy. f. 180.
36. to the prioress of Coldstream; Edinburgh [13 Oct. 1623].
Oppy. 1186.
26. [William Dacre] Lord Graistok [Greystoek] to Salter;
Naworth, 14 Nov. 1623. Copy. f. 192 b.
27. Gentlemen serving in the^Scotch war [? Nov. 1623], f. 193.
28. **Copie of the Duke of Albany Instructions" delivered to a
porBoivant to lay before the Earl of Surrey ; [Dec. 1628], f. 198 b.
MSB.— i8e2. *
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29. Commission from Henry VII. [sic] to Sir John Musgrave, as
constable of Bowcastle, co. Cumberland ; nd,, f. 202.
30. Instructions from Lord Dacre to John More to be declared to the
Duke of Albany, through John de Barbon, his secretary, and in his
absence to the lords of the council of Scotland ; Morpeth, 28 Jan.
1524. Copies, ff. 213, 214 b.
31. Instructions from the Duke of Albany to John de Barbon, his
secretary, to be shown to Lord Dacre ; Edinburgh, 5 Feb. 1523[4].
Eng, translation from the French, f. 215 b.
32. The Duke of Albany to Cardinal Wol^ey; Edinburgh, 28 Mar.,
13 Apr. [1524]. Mgl. and Fr. Cojpies. ff. 232, 247. With trans-
lation, f. 248.
33. Instructions from the Duke of Albany to Unicorn Tursuivant to b*
shown to Lord Dacre; Edinburgh, 13. 18 Apr. 1524. Copies.
ff. 249, 251.
34. Agreement between Qneen Margaret of Scotland and the Duke of
Albany ; [Apr. 1524.] Fr. Copy. f. 253. V\ ith translations, ff. 355,
266 b.
35. *' Copie of a protection granted by my lord Dacre to all
thinhabitantes of Tyndale," etc.; Moi-peth, 13 May, 15^4,
f. 268 b.
36. " Oopie of a proclamation " from Lord Dacre, summoning th^
inhabitants of Tynedale to appe^ir before him at the court of Wark ;
Kaworth, 16 June, 1524, f. 281 b.
37. Warrant from Cardinal Wolsey to Richard Candishe, Master of the
Ordnance At Berwick, to deliver bows and arrows to Lord Dacre ;
Greenwich, 31 Mar. 1524. Copy, f. 288.
38. Instructions from Lord Dacre to John More and William Hath-
rington, to be declared to [James Beaton] Chancellor of Scotland ;
[16 July, 1524]. Copy. f. 289.
- At f. 1 is An index of contents by [Sir] W[alter] C[alverley]
T[revelyan, Bart.], 1828 ; and at f. 7 '* a Note of Things to be trans-
scrib'd from this Collection," in the hand of Thomas Heamcj who
printed some of the letters in his " Chronicles of Otterbume and
Whethamstede."
Paper; 1523, 1524. Ft>lio.
24.966. *' Rkgister of scholars of Winchester college," xivth-xixth
centt., with dates of admission, etc. ; compiled by the Eev. Mac-
kenzie E. C. Walcott B.D., F.S.A. Paper; circa 1857. Quarto.
Presented by the Bev. M. E. C. WakoU.
24.967. " Traduction de Tinscription de Hammourabie [roi de Baby-
lone] d6posee an Mus^e du Louvre, par M. Joachim M^nant."
Accadian and Latin, Bead at the Institute of France, 6 Feb. 1862,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,968, 24,969. 131
and printed at Paris in 1863. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio. Pre-
mnied by M. MSnant,
24,M8. '* Becueil d'actes et documens conoemant le gonvernement des
PajB-bas Espagnols de [1653] a 1717." Among the contents are
copies of the following : —
1. Letters from John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, and the Dutch
commissioners with the army to the magistrates of Brussels;
Beauliea, 26 May, 1706. Fr. f . 3 b ;— to the Estates of Brabant;
Brussels, 31 July, 1706. Fr. f. 4.
2. Lists of officers in the Netherlands in the service of Charles III.,
titular King of Spain, with rates of pay, and other military accounts ;
1706, 1707. Fr. f£. 8-66:
3. " Nonvean Heglement pour le gouvemement des Pays-bas Es-
pagnols,^ as agreed upon by Great Britain and the States-General ;
5 Oct. 1711. f. 71.
4. " Liste des Abbays Prieurez et autres maisons a charger de pain et
proveade par le roy Philippe 5* [d* Espagne] a son advenement au
pays de parde9a," f. 75.
5. Circular letters from the States-General to the provincial Estates,
ete., concerning the Barrier treaty ; 3 Feb. 1716. Fr. £ 79.
6. Commissions from the Emperor Charles VI. to Prince Eugene of
Savoy, as Lieutenant-Governor of the Netherlands, and to Heroule
Joseph Louis Turinetti, Marquis de Pri6, as deputy for Prince
Eugene; Vienna, 25, 30 June, 1716. Fr. ff. 83, 86.
7. ^ Listes des villes, franchises, villages et abbayes dependants du
resort du gouvemement de la ville de Bruxelles," f. 88.
8. Commission from Charles II. of Spain to Jean Baptiste de Brouck-
hoven, comte de Bergijck, as ** lieutenant des fieffs de notre cour
feodale de Brabant ;" 3 Apr. 1697. Fr. f. 92.
9. Memorial of certain " conseillers du conseil de Brabant" concerning
perquisites **tant en argent qu*en bois et charbons" attached to
their office ; [Nov. 1707]. Fr. f. 97.
10. Letter from [Thomas Wentworth] Earl of Strafford, [English pleni-
potentiary], to [?the secretary of the States-General], on the main-
tenance of imperial troops in the Netherlands; Utrecht, 4 Mar.
1712. Fr. f. 101.
11. Warrant from the Duke of Marlborough to Lieut.-General
[Frangois] de Pascal to summon military conrts-martial ; camp of
Attre, 31 Aug. 1707. -Fr. f. 103.
. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
S4»969. CoLLBcnoN of historical, mythical, and romantic Sagas, in Ice-
kmdic. In the title-page, which is added by Dadi Nielsson, it is
stated that the voluifte was copied by Gisli Bjarnason, afterwards
priest at Trollatunga, near HAsavik, and elsewhere, 6b. 1773, and
K 2
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1.32 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,969.
was begun while he was a student at Kalmannstunga, on Bor-
garfjerdr, in West Iceland, in 1730 : the first article, however, is
dated at the end, 4 Mar. 1733. The contents are —
1. Volsunga Saga, and Ragnars Saga lodbr6kar ; in 60 chapters. Printed
at Copenhagen in 1829 in **rornaldar Sogur," vol. i. p. 113.
f. 1 b.
2. Breta Sogpir : an adaptation of (Geoffrey of Monmouth ; in 32 chapters.
At the end is an anecdote of Aristomenes, the Messenian. Piinted
at Copenhagen in 1848-9 in " Annaler for Nordisk Oldkjndighed,"
in a fuller form. f. 25.
3. Travels of Friderik Boiling, translated from the Danish edition,
entitled '' Ostindisk Beisebog," printed in 1678; in. 50 chapters,
followed by a chapter on the tribes and animals of India, and 4
chapters on animals in other parts, f. 37.
4. Baerings Saga Fagra, or story of B»ring the fair, of Saxland and
Hulsetuland [Holstein], how he became Emperor of Borne; in
16 chapters, £ 62.
5. *' Sagan af Ambroaio og Boeamunda ;" or story of Ambrosius of
Northumberland and his love for Rosamond of India ; in 10 chapters,
f. 69 b.
6. Story of Melnsine, the serpent-fairy ; in 5 chapters. Imjperfed. f. 741
7. Skjaldunga Saga, or story of Skj5ldr, ancestor of the early kings of
Denmark and Sweden ; in 4 chapters, f. 77.
8. Dranma J6ns Saga, or story of two rival interpreters of dreams,
Earl Henrikr, of Saxland, and J6n, a village smith, f. 78 b.
9. Hikonar Th&ttr Hirekssonar ; in 5 chapters. See ** Fornmanna
S6gur," ix. 214-228. At the end is a list of Sagas, f. 80 b.
10. I^fars Saga sterka, or story of a Persian viking, Ulfar the strong;
in 10 chapters; dat 1732, f. 83.
ll.Illuga Saga GriAarfostra ; in 5 chapters, followed by 8 ballad
stanzas. See '' Fomaldar Sogur," iii. 648-660. £91.
12. *' Saga af Elys hinnm Frsekna," or story of Elis the valiant and
his love for the eastern princess Bosamond ; in 21 chapters, f. 94.
13.B4rdar Saga SnadfelUdss; in 20 chapters. See ''Nordiske Old-
skrifter." f. 102 b.
14. Hjdlmt^rs Saga ok Olvis; in 20 chapters; dat 1731. See "For-
naldar SSgur," iii. 453-518. f. 111.
15. Hilfdanar Saga Eysteinssooar ; in 22 chapters. See **Fomaldar
Saga," iiL 519-558. f. 119.
16. Tima Bfma : a satirical poem on the manners of the age, by J6n
SiguHtsson, Dalaskald. Printed at Copenhagen in 1772. £ 126;
17. Alexanders Saga ; a prose version of the *' Alexandreis " of Philip
Gautier, made by Brandr Jdnsson, Bishop of H61ar, in 1263, 1264;
in 31 chapters ; dat. 1732. Printed at Christiania in 1848, ed. Carl
Bi^ Unger. £ 128 b.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,069-24,978. 133
18. Thidrekfl Saga, or collection of South-Oerman romances relating
to Dietrich of Bern ; dat. 1732. Printed as the '' Wilkina Saga,"
ed. J. PeringBkjdld, at Stockholm in 1715, and as " Saga Biitriks :
konnngs af Bern," ed. 0. B. Unger, at Christiania in 1853. f. 152.
19. ** Brief Petri Pauli, ab6ta til Gonsenta, til Printzins af Bifiignono :**
letter from an ahbat of Gosenza, in Calabria, to a Prince of Bisignano,
relative to the opening of a tomb and the discoyery in it of a pro-
phetic writing. Followed by a notice of the seven wonders of the
world, f. 208.
20. Saga of Fortnnatus and his sons, translated from the Danish ; in
49 chapters ; dat. 1734, f. 209.
21.£yrb7ggia Saga; in 66 chapters. Priuted at Copenhagen in 1787,
ed. Gr. J. Thorkelin, and at Leipzig in 1864, ed. G. Yigfusson.
f. 239.
22« Narrative of the life of Hercules, f. 269.
23. Asmnndar Saga Vikings ; in 23 chapters; dat. 1733, f. 270.
24. I^ls Saga Einhenda ok Asmundar Berserkjabana Fostbrsedra ; in
11 ofaax>teT8, disarranged; dat. 1733. See '* Fomaldar Sogiir," iii.
365-407. f. 280.
25.'Efp\B Saga Skallagrimssonar ; in 54 chapters. Printed at Hrappeey
in 1782, by the Ama-Magn»an Commission in 1809, etc., f. 285.
Paper ; drca 1730-1735. Folio.
84.970. •* Saga af Signigardi Sigwrgardsyni og thvi Illmenni Val-
brandi :" romance of Valdimar, King of England, his son Sigrgardr,
his grandson Sigrgardr, and the wizard Valbrandr ; in 22 chapters.
Paper ; xviiith cent Qnarto.
24.971. Haeialds Saga Hrfngsbana : romance of Haraldr, the slayer of
his father, King Hrfngr of Denmark; in 15 chapters, of which the
first two and part of the third are wanting. Paper ; ivmth cent.
Octavo.
84.972. 1. Thoborims Saga Prtida ok Yiglnndar Yasna; in 18 chapters,
of which the first three are mutilated. Printed at H61ar in 1756
in the "Nockrer . . . SSgu-Theettr " of Bjom Marcusson, pp. 15-
33. f. 2.
2. Jaknls Thittr Btiasonar ; in 5 chapters. At the end is the $ignature
of Dafli Nielsson. Printed in "Nockrer . . . SOgn-ThaBttr," pp.
182-187, and at Copenhagen in 1847 in " Islendinga S6gar/' ii.
pp. 461-476. f. 20.
3. Bjamar Saga Hitdnlakappa ; in 26 chapters. Printed at Copen-
hagen in *' Nordibke Oldskrifter,' No. iv. f. 26.
4. Fertrams Saga og Platos ; romance of two sons of King Arthur of
France ; in 15 chapters, f. 58.
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5. Fridthj6f8 Saga Fraskna: in 11 chapter.'^. See " Fornaldar Sognr,"
ii. pp. 61-100. f. 73.
6. ** Saga af Onnare FradmarssTni :" story of Ormr, how he won the
daughter of EingHrfngr of Gautland, f. 82»
7. Gnnnlangs Saga Ormstnngn ; in 13 chapters. Printed by the Ama-
Magnaean Commission in 1775. See also the '* tslendinga Sogur,"
1847, ii. pp. 187-276. f. 83 b.
8. F16amanna Saga; in 30 chaptera. Printed at Leipzig in 1860
in "Fornsogur," ed. G. Vigfasson and T. Mobius, pp. 119-161.
f. 100 b.
9. Hrafnkels Saga Freysgoda ; in 10 chapters. Printed at Copen-
hagen in 1839, ed. P. G. Thorsen and Eonrad Gislason. See also
" Nordiske Oldbkrifter," No. 1. f. 129.
10. Yatnsdaela Saga; in 71 chapters. Printed at Copenhagen in 1812,
ed. Er. Chr. Werlauff, and in ''Fomtiogur," pp. 3-80. f. 141 b.
ll.Laxdeela Saga; in 58 chapters. Printed in 1826 by the Ama-
Magnaean Commistsipn, f. 175.
At ff. 1, 236 are portions of a letter, without date or signature,
addressed to Sira Jon Sveinsson of Stadr at Steingrimsfiordr,
provost in Stranda S;fssla; and at f. 237 are histoiical notes and
obituaries relating to Iceland ; 1807-1818. Paper ; early xixthcent
Quarto.
24.973. 1. BImub af Nitidu hinni Yaenu : a poem formed upon the saga
of Nitida the comely, virgin-queen of France, by Benedikt Grondal,
the younger. Signed by the author, and written in 1824. f 3.
2. Asmundar Saga Vikings, or story of Asmundr, son of the Irish Earl
Eyiikr, how he won the Princess Helga; in 25 chapters. At the
beginning is the concluding page of the saga of Ajaz Frsdkni.
f. 30 b.
3. Life of iBsop, the fabulist, in Icelandic, f. 70.
4. Drauga Bima, or ballad of a ghost at Heykjavik in 1822, f. 111.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Octavo.
24.974. '' Generalia ac specialia principia ad praxim juridicam, una
cum aunexa necessaria explicatione, aTocatorum cautelis, formular-
libellis, et exemplar-instrumentis, tarn qvoad superiores qvam in-
feriores in inclyto regno BohemisB, uecnon Marchionatu Moravisd
et principatu SilesisB, reperibiles instantias spectantia." €hr. and
Lot, At f. 291 b, before the index, are " Observanda pro prac-
ticis in parva parte," at the end of which is written, ** Actum et
publicatum in Concilio Minoris urbis Pragensis .... 15 Februarij,
A. 1730. Consule Domiue [«c] Joanne Ditzler v. g. vel alio urbis
Primate." Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
24,976. 1 , " FoRMicAKius Reuei endi patris fratris Johannis Nider, sacre
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Theologie profes^oris, qui fuit tempore Concilij Gonstanciensis et
Bftsiiiensis ordinu predicatorum." Printed at Cologne, drca 1470.
f. 5.
2.£ju8dem ''tractatus de reformatione statns cenobitici." Printed,
under the title '*De reformatione religiosorum," at Paris, 1612.
£ 157.
Paper; xvth cent Formerly belonging to the monaatery of St.
Mary of Bethlehem, near Lou vain, to which it was given " cum alio
libello impresflo," by Adulf Dreyck, B.D., in exchange for another
copy of the second tract. Quarto.
24.976. " CosTVYMEjr der stadt van Brvssele van den iaere xvi^Vii ;"
b<^nning, " AInoo bij brieuen." At f. 100 b is a " Deolaratie van
den Raede van Brabant in den iaere mdcxxvi gedaen," followed by
other statutes, ordinances, etc. ; and at f. 159 is a " Specificatie ende
declaratie van de dorpen in d' Ampmannije van Brussel." Paper ;
xviith cent. " Ex libris Joannis van den Putte, J. V. L." Octavo.
24.977. '* Becueil traitant des affaires des finances des Pais-bas Au-
trichienset qui en detaille les Hevenus et la Depense," circa 1730 ;
by the Baron de Sotelet, farmer-general of the revenues of the
Austrian Netherlands, prosecuted for malversations in 1737. At
f. 76 b is a memorial of his services. Paper ; xvnith cent. Oc-
tavo.
24.978. Treatise on botany, in French, being a portion of the " His-
toire des Plantes " (Anvers, 1557), translated by Charles de TEs-
clnse from the ** Craydeboeck '* of Rembert Dodoens (Antwerp,
1554), with insertions from Charles Estienne's " L'agriculture et
maison ruetique" (Paris, 1670), Dioscorides " de re medica," ed.
Petrus Andreas Mattbiolus (Venetiis, 1558), etc. It begins with
the description of the plant ** Galega," and includes pp. 336-548 of
Ae printed " Histoire," ed. 1557. The ff. 382-412 contain a transla-
tion of parts of the above edition of Dioscorides relating to the me-
dicinal properties of eggs, milk, honey, etc. Paper ; xviith cent.
Folio.
24.979. Treatises on the canon law, in Latin, viz, : —
1. *' Summa Galfredi ;" beginning, '* Qvoniam natura cotidie nouitates
nititur inuenire,'* f. 2.
2. '• Summa exoepcionum Innocencij pape quarti ;" beginning, " Ex-
dpitur contra literas uel sigillum," f. 10 b.
3. '* Breuiarium B[ ] ad omnes materias iure canonico inuelandas ;*
b^inmng, " Yerborum snperfluitate penitus resecata,'' f. 12.
4. Anonymi cajusdam summa; beginning, "Jvri operam daturum
piiufi no086 oportet quid sit iu.s," f. 16.
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136 ADDITIONAL MSS., 24,979—24,982.
5. *' Apparatus super Deoretales [Gregorii Papae IX.] uel oafius snm-
marii super decretales ;" beginning, ** Gregorius interpretatur uigi-
lans." The commentaiy on Book v. is imperfect, beginning with
Tit. xxxiv. ff. 33-68, 107-ult.
6. " Extrauagantes domini Johannis pape xxii.," f. 69.
7. *• Tabula [alpbabetica] supra decretum ;" beginning, " Abbas eligitur
a oongregacione," f. 85.
Yellum ; in Italian hands of the xnrth oent. Bound in boards
covered with stamped hogskin. Formerly belonging to the mo-
nastery of St. Peter at Erfurt. Folio. Presented hy WUUam
Hardy, Esq.
24,980. " Llyvr Dolgellau :" a collection of Welsh poems. Among
the writers are —
RysGain. i Howel Reinallt
Griffith Hiiaethoc. David ap GwiliD.
David Nanmor. : WUliam Kynwal.
. Bobin Ddn. I Owain Waed ta.
Sir Dayidd Trevor. Jolo Gooh.
Sion Kent
Bion Tnder.
LewiB Glin Kothi.
Davydd ap Bye.
BioQ KerL
Jeuan Tew Bryddydd.
Gnttor Glyn.
William Llyn.
William ab Sion ap David.
Tuder Aled.
Lewis Daron.
Bobert Klidro.
John Davydd.
Sir Owen ap Gwilym.
David ap Edmwnt
Gruffyd ap Jenan ap Lie-
welin Vichan.
Lewys ap HoweU.
Levrifl Hon.
Tomas Pennllyn.
Jenan Grettim ap Jevaa ap
Lleifldom.
Owain Gwynedd. Meredyth ap Bys.
Byg Goch Glyndyfrdwy. |
Paper; circa 1600, with additions. Formerly No. xvi. of the My-
▼yrian MSS. of the Cymmrodorion Society. See Add. MSS.
14,962-16,089, and the "Transactions of the Cymmrodorion," 1822,
vol. i p. 185. Small Quarto.
24,981 WiLLBLMi de Novo Burgo rerum Anglicarum Chronica ah
anno 1066 usque ad annum 11^7 ; with a few notes in the margin.
Vellum; xvth cent. ; with an illuminated initial andhorder on f. 1.
Octavo.
24,982. Memoirs, ete.^ relating to the English and French possessions
in America and the West Indies. Fr, tiz. : —
1. *' Mtooire politique sur I'administration du Gk>uvemement de la
Martinique, avec des Beflexions Militaires sur sa prise par les
Anglois en 17[62], avec une Description Historique des.autTe8 jsles
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 84,982—24,999. 137
qui appartiennent k sa Majeet^ et aux autres Puifisanoes. Par
M. ••••»." f.4.
2."E8tat present des Isles et Territoires dn Boy d'Angletterre en
Ameriqne aveo les cartes de cbaque place et des tables
astronoiniqties, qui serviront de calendrier anx habitants Anglois de
€66 pals 14, depnis Tan 1686 jnsqn'en 1700," etc. Most of the maps
and part of the text are from Bobert Morden's '* Geogpraphy
Beatified" (London, 1700), ff. 60-287. Inoladed is a <*Behition
historiqne des Tents ordinaire et des Monsons .... par E[dmtind]
Halley," f. 250.
3. ^ Extrait des M6moires de [Samuel] Pnrohas," etc. : a translation
from "Parohas His Pilgrimes," Part iv. pp. 1603-1634 (London,
1625), £ 288.
At ihe end, f. 351, are several engravings representing native
inhabitants of America. Paper ; xviuth cent. Folio.
Far demsripHan of No. 24,988, $ee ike Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
84,984. Copies of papers relating to the Scotch invasion of Englaiid
in 1640 ; consisting of correspondence between Charles I. and the
Scotch commissioners, petitions to the King from the English
peers, the citizens of London and others, names of Scotch prisoners,
warrants, etc. At the end are added satirical verses on the death of
William III., Sir John Fenwick's horse, etc.; dated 1702. Paper;
xvnth and xviuth oentt. Small Quarto.
24,966. Plans of estates at Bitton, co. 01oncest.er; 1801, f lb; —
Chingford Green, co. Essex ; 1800, f . 3 b ; — ^the Strand, London ;
1804, f. 6 b;— Botherhithe, co. Surrey ; 1817, f. 8 ;— Doctors* Com-
mons, London; 1824, f. 9 b. Paper; xixth cent. Large Qnarto.
24,966. " DiscuBso General y particular del Goviemo general y Politico
de el Gonsejo Beal y supremo de Justicia de estos Beynos de Cas-
tilla y Leon, y Geremonias de el : advertidos por Juan de Moriana,
Portiere de camara de su Magestad, que sirue en el Mismo Gonsejo,"
etc. ; 1614-1644. Preceded by a *'Zensura" on the work by Don
Franmsco Buiz de Bergara, f. 2 b. Seethe Catalogue of Spanish MSS.
Paper ; xviiith cent ; with the book-plate and arms of D. Baillie.
Small Quarto.
FordeeeriptionB of Nob. 24,987-24,997, tee ihe Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
24,996. *' Skrmonbs dominicales epistolarum et euangeliorum secundum
fcatrem Johannem de sancto Ge[miniano], ordinis predicatorum ;"
followed by a " tabula per al&betum " of contents. Yellum ; xivth
cent. *' Sunt mei fratris Pauli de monasterio Begpilaiium fratrum
Sancte Marie, quos emi a Beverendo magistro Luca de Monte
PoUitiaao." Octavo.
For deeeription of No. 24,999, tee the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
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138 ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,000—26,008.
The foUaufing Nos., 25,000-25,014, are from the library of Sir Francis
Palgrave.
26.000. Medical treatises in Latin, viz, : —
1. Constantini Afrioani Viaticum. Printed at Lyons in 1510. f. 1.
2. Petri Hispani Thesaurus pauperum. Printed at Lyons in 1530. f. 76.
Vellum ; xiiith atad xivth centt. Small Folio.
26.001. Law cases and precedents; 26 Hen. VIII.-21 Eliz. [1535-
1579] ; with a few additions, temp. Jas. I., and notes on the practice
of the courts of Chancery, Star Chamber, etc. Lat., Fr. and Eng.
Included also are — "llie manner and order of the makinge of
newe serieauntes ;" Mich, term, 19-20 Eliz. [1577], See Diigdale's
" Origines Juridiciales," p. 119. f. 209 b ; — Names of the justices in
Banco; IHen. IV.-23 Hen. VII. [1399-15C8]; and of chief justices
to Sir James Dyer [app. 1559], f. 227. On f . 2 b are some verses
on purchatte of land, beginning, '' Whoso will be ware of purchasing."
Paper ; late xvith and early xviith centt. Folio.
26.002. " DracRiPTioN du duche de Bourgogne;" consisting of a gene-
ral account of the Duchy, its government, religious houses, taxes,
etc.y followed by separate accounts of the several baiUiages, etc.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
26.003. *' Les drois et les coustumes de Normendie," commonly known
as **,Le grand Coustumier." See the " Nouveau Coutumier g^n^ral de
France," ed. 1724, Tom. iv, p. 1. At f. 97 are a few legal cases,
and at f. 98 the besjinning of " Le recort des eschequiers," con-
tfiiining cases in the Exchequer at Rouen from Easter, 1246, to Easter,
1250, breaking off abruptly in the middle of a sentence. On the
paper fly-leaf at the end are notes in English in a hand of the xvith
cent., from Fabyan's Chronicle, etc., relating to the laws of Eng-
land. Vellum ; xivth cent. Octavo.
25.004. Tbkatise on the laws of England, by John le Breton. Fr.
Vellum ; xivth cent. Octavo.
26.005. Ranulphi de Glanvilla " tractatus de legibus et consuetudi-
nibus regni Anglie, tempore Henrici regis Anglie secundi com-
positus." Vellum ; xiiith cent. Small Quarto.
25.006. 1. Summary of the articles of the Christian faith, the deca«
logue, sacraments, cardinal virtues, etc^ with an introduction, as
commanded to be taught to the people by ** our fader ye Erche-
bischope." Beginning, "Als yat a grete clerk schewes in; his
buke," and ends, " To ye whilk blis he bringe vs. Amen quod
Daniell." In Harl. MS. 1022, f. 73 b, stated to have been trans-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 85,006-26.012. 139
lated from Latin by order of John de Thoresby, ArchbiBhop of
York, by John de Gaysteke, monk of St. Mary's, York, in 1367 ;
and in Amndel MS. 507, f. 50, attributed to John de Caterige,
monk of York, f, 1.
2. " Tabnla snper omelias." Imperfect and preceded by a fragment of
a Latin homily. In a different hand from tiie preceding, f. 10. •
3. Didactic poem ; beginning, *' I sale ye teche, son tak hede," f. lib.
Yellnm ; xrth cent Small Folio.
25.007. '* Kklacion de el estado y Gbvierno de el Reyno de Aragon
hecha en Roma por Pedro G^ronimo Sanchez de Lizarazo,
y embiada al . . . Gardenal Ascanio Colona, Viso-rey y Capitan por
la Magestad de el Rey Don Felipe 3°, Nuestro senor, ylustrada y
oensurada por el Lioenciado Cristoval Gondino de Lobera, oriado de
el dicho senor cardenal," etc. Dated at the end, Zaragoza, 27 Deo.
1703 [?1603]. See Oie CcOalogue of Spanish MSS. Paper; xviiith
cent. Octavo.
25.008. Traxsceipts from the Close and Patent rolls; 17 Hen. III.-
16 Rich. n. [1232-1393]. Lot. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
55.009. Transcripts of Fines; 7-10 Rich. L [1195-1199], relating to
the conntiee of Berks, f. 1 ; — Bedford, f. 37 ; — and Buckingham,
f. 86. Lot. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
55.010. Treaty between Edward III. of England and John II. of
France; Calais, 24 Oct. 13^0; with copies of royal letters and other
docnments connected with it, to the end of 1361. Fr. Vellum;
contemporary copy. At the end are personal memoranda of John
Lincoln of Grimsby, clerk [Attorney-General, a.d. 1344]. Marked
on the fly-leaf "Mss. Yelverton, No. 5." Folio.
S5,01L The Domesday-book of the laws and usages of Ipswich, co.
Suffolk ; translated, temp. Hen. YL, &om the French [see below
26,012]. Included also are —
1. Inquisition of lands held by the clergy about Ipswich; 2 John
[1200], f. 23 b.
2. Additions to the Domesday ; as below, in 25,012, f. 24 b.
3. '• Cnstnmys longyng to the ferme of the Kyng ;" as below, in 26,012,
L25b.
4. '* Assise of bred," £ 28.
5. Various ordinances, names of bnrgesses, etc. ; tempp. John-Hen. VI.
Lai. f. 29.
Vellnm ; circa 1436. With illuminated borders on ff. 1, 2. Quarto.
26,012. " Lk Domesday des Leys et des Vsages de la v[ille de Gippe-
wyz]," or Ipswich; compiled 19 Edw. I. [1290-1291]. Printed in
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140 ADDITIONAL MSS., 85,01S--85,016.
the Appendix to "The Ble^ck Book of the Admiralty/' ed. Sir
Travers Twias, 1873, vol. ii. p. 16, together with the translation
abore. Included also are —
1. Additions to the Domesday " de Beremen," eie. Fr. f. 41.
2. " Gastnmes apnrtenauntz a la fferme le Rey," f. 42 b.
d. '* Feoda militnm de honoribns Lanecastrie et Leyoestrie in com.
Snff.;' f. 47 b.
4. " Tenentes de ffeodo honoris de Riohemund in Hundredo de Saan-
ford," f. 49.
5. Names of the town-jury ; Tuesday after the feast of the Exaltation
of the Cross, 3 Ed w. II. [1309]. Lai, f. 60.
6. Boundaries of the four " Letes ** of Ipswioh. Fr. f. 61.
Yellum ; early xrvth cent On f. 62 is written in a hand of the
xvth cent., ''Iste liber constat Johanni Gobet de Gippewico.*'
Quarto.
26.013. RiCAEDi Rolle de Hampole '* liber qui vocatur stimnlus oon-
ciencie," or Pricke of Conscience ; in English verse. Imperfect ;
wanting the first 78 lines of the prologue. Paper; xvth cent.
Octavo.
86.014. 1. Beda presbyteri historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum;
with a table of contents before each book. At the end is an epi-
tome to the year 734, followed by Bede's " Notitia de se ipso.**
f. 1.
2. Cuthberti epistola ad Cuthwinum de transitu Bedae, f. 117.
3. *'De eo quod episcopi Candid^ Cas^ [Whithorn, in Galloway], esse
debeant subiecti archiepiscopo Eboracensi," f. 118 b.
4. '* Qualiter acciderit quod memoria sancti Audrey apostoli amplius
in Scotia sit quam in ceteris Begionibvs,** f. 118 4).
6. '* Prefatio Ambrosii Merlini^de regibus Angli^.'* Imperfect at the
end. f. 119 b.
Vellum ; xiith cent. On f. 2 b are contemporary entries relating to
the homage done by Edward Baliol to Edward III. at Newcastle,
19 June, 1334; the note *' Anno domini Mcocxxxm id. Julij Sooti
spoliauerunt dormitorium nostrum et totam abbathiam nostram et
quinto die post occisi sunt apud Berwyk [Halidon Hill] fere omnes ;"
and a copy of the epitaph on Bede beginning, " Beda dei famulus,"
in the hand of John Bale, Bishop of Ossory. On f. 2 is the name
of Francis St. John. Folio.
26,016. '* Coous de Mathematiques ;" containing the elements of geo-
metry and trigonometry, with problems, etc. On f. 3 is the note
•* de la main de [Pierre] Soubeyran, graveur Genevois, et vraisem-
blablement ce sont les cahiers de M. [Gabriel] Cramer, Professeur
k Geneve ;" and at f. 2 is a " Preface d^dicatoire k la m^moire de
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 85,016—85,089. 141
Monsieur Thedenat, matb^matioien, correspondant de rinstitut;"
dat. Pftfisy, 10 Sept. 1836, and signed by [Amans Alexis] Monteil.
Paper; xvuith cent. Folio.
For demsripiiofu o/Nos, 85,016-86,086, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
8S»0S7. ** DascRiTnoiTE deirimperio ocoidentale ;" oontaining an ac-
connt of the extent, goyemment, and history of the empire, its
several electorates, etc,, chiefly during the xviith cent. Imperfect^
wanting ff. 1, 8, 74. Paper; late xriith cent. With hook-plate
and arms of Matthew Sloper, and belonging to H. A. Biedermann
in 1827. Small Folio.
85.088. RxoiSFRUM brevinm ; oontaining legal forms, precedents, etc.,
preceded by a '* Ealendariam " of contents. The first leaf is wanting.
Yelliim ; xvth cent. With small iUaminated initials. According
to a note on f. 1 by H. Harrington, M.D., 1762, formerly belonging
to bis anoestor. Sir James Ley, Earl of Marlborongh, Lord Trea-
smer, iemp, Ghas. I. Qnarto.
85.089. NoViE narrationes ; containing forms of counts, declarations,
pleas, fines, etc. Vellum ; xivth cent. ; with illuminated initials.
Formerly belonging to Samuel Floyer, 1679, Sir John Floyer, Knt,
1724, Thomas Bryan Biohards, 1808, and Sir Francis Palgrave.
Duodecimo.
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ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
ACQUIRED IN THE TEAR
1863.
26.030. '' Synonima magiHtri Symonis de Janua :*' a dictionary of
medical terms, by Simon a Cordo, of Genoa. Vellum ; double
columns. Written in Italy in the xivth cent. Many marginal
notes are added in hands of the xivth and xvth centt. Small
Folio.
25.031. MisoELLANEODs tracts, in Laiin : —
1. Extracts and sentences from the Fathers and Scripture ; beginning,
** JeronimuB super illud Ecce nos reliquimus omnia," f. 5. Con-
tained in this tract, f. 5 b, is the decalogue in English verse :
** pu achald o god lonien and heron,
pn ne Bchald nont by hym vals suereu.
pu Bchald pyne hall dey wyten.
And pine eldre wrthscipen.
pu £oald lecberie flen.
pu ne achald nont monaladth ben.
pu ne Bchald no ping stele.
Ne ualfl withtenesse bere
pu ne Bchald nout uuilne pine uegebures wif.
Ne noping pat to bim bilith."
2. Mathematical problems, f. 12 b.
3. Zodiacal and lunar tables, and calendar, with directions for their
use ; and a treatise on the quadrant, beginning, " Cum quadrantem
oomponere volueris," f. 13 b.
4. On '* aqua vitse ;" beginning, " Aqua vite prima simplex, secunda
composita, tertia perfectissima," f. 26.
6. Treatise on fevers ; the Latin translation by Constantinus Africanus
from the work of Ish4k ibn Sulaim4n, beginning imperfectly with the
end of the second part, f. 28.
6. " Glose Egidij [Corbeiensis] versuum de urinis," f. 68.
Vellum; in different hands of the xiiith cent. On f. 9 is the
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,031-26,084. 143
heading of a letter from Stephen, Archbishop of Aries [1349, 1350],
papal chamberlain, to the inhabitants of the city and see of Wor-
oeater ; and in the calendar, f. 25 b, 27 Dec. is the entry, " Obiit
Robertns Dymhok, pater Ade de Cyrencestria ;" in writing of the
xivth oeDt. The name Mnsard, of the xvth cent., appears on f. 5.
At the beginning are fly-leaves containing portions of hymns to
the Virgin, with musio, of the xnith cent. Octavo.
26,038. 1. Magistri Greorgii de Sclavonia, canonici ecclesise Turo-
nensis, epibtola ad domiuam Isabellam de Villa Alba, religiosam de
conventu dominarum de Bello Monte prope Tnronis, de \irginitate
servanda; dat. Turonis, ult. die Decembris a.d. mcgocxi., f. 1.
2. •' Mifisiva*' and '* responsiva :" a oorrespondence as a form for letter-
writing ; beginning, ** Gaudeo plurimum ac letor," f. 31.
3. Copies of Latin letters of Johannes Hot, written from Alatri to the
following persons : —
a. Isidems, canonum inrisoonsnltas ; v kal. Mar. 1451 ; vi id.
Apr. [1451], ff. 101, 103 b.
b. Antonins Pallianns; vii kal. Mar. 1451; xiv kal. Apr. 1451 ;
iii id. Mar. 1451, flf. 101 b, 104 b, 107 b.
c. Johannes Baptista de Sabbellis, Cardinalis de Colnmna, cn-
bicnlarins; xv kal. Apr. 1451, f. 102 b.
d. Bantus ; iv id. Mail, 1451 ; vi id. Mar. 1451, ff. 105,
lOSb.
e. Pogius [? Giovanni Francesco Poggio-Bracciolini] ;
iv id. Maii, 1451, f, 106 b.
f. ; iii non. Mar. 1451, 1 105 b.
Paper ; wiitten in a German hand, with the colophon, " Sextemns
iKte finitus in estate quando rex Ladislaus [Ladi^las VI., King of
Hungary, 1439-1458] venit ad prouinciam Austrie." Octavo.
26,038. ^*Le Mirror des.Jastics des droits leies de persons solon les
anncients vsags d'Angliterre,*' by Andrew Home. On the fly-
leaves are notices of the author, extracted from Bale and Sir Edw.
Coke ; and also the note, ^* Iste liber transcriptus fuit ex antiqua
copia Francisci Tate, armigeri, collatione et examinatione inde facta
cum veteri manuscripto remanenti in CoUegio Sancti Benedicti in
Academia Cantabrigiensi." The printed edition of 1642 contains
this note with the additional words, '* Ita Jecell attestatur de sua
copia." Paper; xvuth cent. From the collection of Archbishop
Tenison. Folio.
S5,034. Commission from Agostino Barbadico [Barbarigo], Doge of
Venice, to Lorenzo Giustiniani, as Podesta and Captain of Hayenna ;
1 Apr 1498. Lot. Vellum; with an illuminated border round
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the first page, having the arms of Giustiniani at the bottom, and, in
the initial letter, a painting of St. Lawrence. In the original gilt
binding. Quarto.
26,036. Commission from Pietro Lando, Doge of Venioe, to Tomaao
Contarini, as Fodestik of Verona; 26 Nov. 1540. Led. Yellam;
with an illuminated border round the first page, containing the
arms of Contarini. In the original gilt binding. Quarto.
26.036. Letter from Ludovico Ariosto, as Commissioner of Alfonso I.,
Duke of Ferrara, to Nicola Zardino, Commissioner of Fivizzano, for
the renewal of the conyention between the states of Florence,
Lucca and Ferrara, for the extradition of rebels and assassins ; dat.
Castel Nuovi [di Garfagnana], 16 Oct 1522. ltd. Holograph.
Paper. Folio.
26.037. 1. *' The Christians Armor against the Feaxe o£r Death. Also,
The Christians Preparation for Death. With divers profitable
Meditations, 1637," by Bichard Sibbes, D.D., Master of Catharine
Hall, Cambridge ; being discourses on Luke zii. 4-6, and Isaiah
xxxviii. 1-3, etc. f. 2.
2. " Some Bemarkable Passadges concerning Mr. Throgmorten which
hapned aboute some tenn dayes before his death,*' consisting chiefly
of his conTcrsations with Mr. Dod [John Dod, the Puritan divine ?] ;
A.D. 1637. f. 85.
Paper; xviith cent. On the fly-leaf is the name of J. D. Den-
man, B.C.L., St. John's College, Cambridge. Duodecimo.
26.038. Journal of G[eorge] M[ackenzie] Macaulay [Alderman of
London]; from October, 1796, to May, 1798, containing frequent
references to public affairs. Paper ; xyinth*cent. Folio.
26,089. A. " The Illusions of Learning, or the Fallacies Popular and
Professional, prevalent in Science and Ph^osophy , Law, Physic and
Divinity ; expounded and disproved by Beason and Common Sense ;"
being three lectures delivered by J[ohn] Dingwall Williams ; with
autograph additions and corrections. Paper ; xixth cent. Small
Quarto.
26,089. B. "The Characteristics of the Greek and Latin Classics or
Prelections to their study," etc., by the same ; with autograph addi-
tions and corrections, and printed extracts from communications to
'' Chambers' London Journal." Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
Pr€9ented bff directian of the author.
26,040. Copies of letters and vtrarrants to aheriflEis, mayors, and other
oflScers, and of minutes of the Privy Council and ol^er documents,
relating to the payment of Ship-money in 1688; with an index.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 26,041—25,048. 145
Paper ; xviith cent. Formerly belonged to the Advocatsh' Library,
Doctors' Commons. Folio.
26,04L Papebs relating to Eastrop Mills, co. Hants; 1732-1735 ; oon-
listing chiefly of legal d<K)uments and memoranda, cases for connsels-
opinion, plans, ete., in an action by Jacob Green ». Henry Prince
and others, for diversion of waterconrses, etc. Paper ; xvmth cent.
Folio.
The foUawing Nos., 26,042-26,070, fanned pari of ike library of Jean
BoftitU ThSodcre de Jonghe.
16.042. RsLioious and other tracts in Flemish, viz. : —
1. The origin and mles of the Carthusian Older ; the first rubric being
•* Dit is dbeghin van der Certroysen oerdenen,'* f. 1.
2. On confession, and the various classes of sins, f. 29.
3. Homily; beginning, "Onse heere leerde sinen jongheren in der
ewangelien, In wat hiise dat si quamen dat si metten eersten souden
spreken, vrede si in desen hnse,'* f. 39.
4. Extracta from the Fathers and others in praise of poverty, f. 50.
5.*' Van den ellend^en lenen der riker ende der machtegher lieden
deser werelt," from an epistle of Eusebius, f. 57.
6. ** Broeder Jan van Bnysbroec bescrijft det-e dingen in f^inen boec van
den tabemakel,'* viz. the Boec van den Oheeateleken Tabemacule
f. 67 b.
7. *' Hoe en mensche hem selven kennen sal," f. 72.
5. Religions exhortations, f. 73 b.
Vellum; xvth cent.; with many miniatures, principally .in
ilhiatration of the first article. Octavo.
26.043. " Kkcroloce de I'Abbaye de Kotre Dame de Port-Royal des
Champs de I'ordre de Ci^teaux ;*' an obituary of benefactors and mem-
bers of the abbey, frotti its foundation in 1204 to its suppression
in 1709, compiled apparently b}*' an inmate. Fr. Engraved por-
traits are inserted of [Louis Sebastien] Le Naiu de TiJlemont ;
Anne Marie Martinozzi, Princesse de Conty ; Jean Uamon, physi-
cian; Jean Racine; PieiTe Nicole ; and Antoine Amauld. Paper;
xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
86.044-26,048. '* Rkcueil de pieces et de documens historiques relatifd
a la Mission extraordinaire de Son Excellence Monsieur le Oomte*
de Celles [Antoine Philippe Fiacre Ghislain] Ambassadeur Extra-
ordinaiiB et Plenipotentiaii-e de S.M. le Roi des PHys-bas [OuiUaume
I.] pr^ la cour Pontificale, et k la conclusion du Concordat sign{
entre lee Pays-baa et le Saint-Si^ge le 18 Juio 1827. Keoueillis et
mis en ordre par J* B^ Th. De Jonghe, Commis Adjoint an Minist^i-e
dee affaires Etrang^res du Ro,\ anme des Pays-has," In five volumes.
MSS.— 1863. L
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146 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26.044-26,062,
Fr., DtUch^ and Lot, At the beginning of Vol i. are short biographical
notices of Popes Leo XII. and Pius VIIL, and of some of the pleni-
potentiaries, with arms emblazoned ; and at the beginning of Vol. ii,
are drawings in Indian ink, apparently copied from engravings, of
Popes Pius VIL, Leo XIL, and Pius VI II., and of Nicolas Alexis
OndemJBird, Bishop of Namur ; and a lithograph engraving of Wil-
liam L, King of the Netherlands. Interspersed through all the
volumes are printed papers, ordinances, memoirs, reports, etc.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26,049. " Protocole des Conferences tenues k la Haye entre les Pl^ni-
potentiaires de S.M. le Roi des Pays Bas et ceux du Saint Si^ge
pour la conclusion d'un Concordat, 1823-1824." Fr. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
26.060. Chronicle of the church of St. Ursula at Delft, from its
foundation in 1381 to the beginning of the xvith cent., including
copies of charters and other documents, an account of miracles per-
formed there, and an enumeration of the altnrs, vessels, pictures,
church furniture, etc. LaL and Dutch. At the end are further
extracts relating to the history of the church during the xvith cent,
written and bigned by M. Vosmer, 1613, in whose handwriting
are also numerous marginal notes throughout the volume. Portions
of the chronicle have been printed in " Beschrijving der stadt Delft,"
Delft, fol. 1729. Vellum : xvith cent. Quarto.
26.061. "Liber Resolutionum et aliornm memoratu dignorum, in-
oeptus B? 1634, 8 Martii, in Carmelo Alostano:" original register
of resolutions parsed in the chapter of the Carmelite monastery of
Alost, or Aalst, in Eatit Flanders, with the signatures of the priors
and monks ; together with notices of elections, deaths; and other
matters connected with the monastery, from 1634 to 1787. Paper ;
xviith and xvinth centt. Folio.
26.062. " HiSTORiA Celebris et antiqui Coenobii Sancti Jacobi de Cou-
denberga (vulgo CouHenberg) Bruxellis in Monte Frigido, olim
conscripta per RD. Balduinum de Backer pra^dicti coenobii ca-
nonicum, nuperrime usque ad hujus monasterii Ruppressionem [1786]
oontinuata." Lat. and Fr. The copy of the history of De Baoker,
,. which was written about 1640-1650, made by M. [Jean Baptiste
1 h^odore] de Jonghe from a MS. originally belonging to the abbey.
It is preceded by a "Notice Pr61iminaire " and accompanied by
notes and additions by M. de Jonghe, consisting of —
1. '* Continuation de THistoire des Prelats du Monastere," f. 107.
2. '* Epitaphes, Monumens, Funebres Inscriptions, etc., qui se trouveut
daus Tancienne eglise de S. Jacques de Caudenberg," f. 122.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 26,063-26,057. 147
3. "Notice Bur Teglise parois^iale actuelle de S. Jacques," f. 152.
Interspersed are coloured coats of arms of abbats, etc. Paper ; xixth
oeut. Octavo.
86.053. " LiBEB Chronioorum Villariensitim :" a history of the Cis-
tercian abbey of Villers, in Brabant, from its foundation in 1147 to
1666. It is divided into three books, viz.: — l.*»de origine Mo-
nasterii et de Abbatibus," f. 6 ; 2. " de Gestis Viroram Illufctrixlm
VillAriensium,"f. 66, b ; 3. " de Conversis Villar. sanctitate \ recipuis,"
f. 84, b. The history was apparently begun in the time of the lltb
abbat, Guillaume de Bruxelles [1221-1236]. It is printed in the
'^ Thesaurus novus Anecdotoruin " of Mart6ne and Durand (Par.
1717, pp. 1269 seqq.^f down to the time of the 41st abbat, Franco
Calaber [1460-1485], but with considerable variations from the
present MS. At the end, f. 106, is ** Laus Yillariensis Coenobii,*'
being an extract from the '* Gallo-Brabantia '' of Jean Baptibte
Gramaye. Paper; xviith cent. In old leather binding, stamped
with the arms of Jean B. T. de Jonghe. Small Quarto.
85.054. CARTiE seu literaa "de pitancia monasterii Sancti Trudo-
nis :** the register of the pitancier of the monastery of St. Trond,
in Belgium. A table is prefixed, the fii'st leaf of which is in
duplicate. On £. 5 is entered a summary of the expenditure in corn
and money, entitled "blada de duodecim men&ibus," the months
being arranged from Jtdy to June ; and at the end of the register,
f. 91, are added in the same order of months, li.Nts of persons on
whose account the expenditure is made. A ^mall quire of paper is
ad&ed at the end of the volume, f. 109, containing an additional
list of deeds. Vellum ; xivth cent., with some additions of the
xvth cent. Quarto.
85.055. ''Cathaloovs omnivm Abbatvm Monasterii Beataa Maries
Floreffiensis [Floreffe, near Namur], ordinis Prsemonstratensis ; item
et Canonicorum eiusdem dicti Monasterii ab anno Domini 1445***-
sub Domino Luca ab Eyck, Abbate 34 ;" containing brief accounts
of the several abbats from the foundation to the beginning of the
zviith cent., with continuations to 1H47. The canons' names first
appear in 1446. Vellum roll^ 23i ft. x 10 in. ; xviith cent.
85.056. '* Cartula&ium Monasterii B.M.V., ordinis Carthusiensis, apud
Herinnes [in Brabant] dioo. Cameraeensis.** The documents, which
are in Flemish, French, and Loftn, are drranged under heads of
places, and extend from the middle of the xivth to the middle of the
xvth cent. Vellum ; xvth cent. Folio:
85.057. •* Cabtularium inclytsB Abbatias B6at« Marias Virginia Mun-
steriensis, ordinis S. Benedicti, in civitate Luxemburgensi, ex ejus-
L 2
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us ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,068-26,064.
dem AbbatiaB arohivis transcriptum notisque illustratum/* Lai, and
Oer. The doouments extend from 1556 to the end of the X7iith
cent. Paper ; xvnth cent. Small Quarto.
25.068. *' Begin en Eynde der Belgische Vryheyd, of te Oorsprong,
Voordgang en Ej^nde der Revolutie, van den jaere 1789 & 1790.
Inhoudende bet Merkweerdigste ten dien tyde voorgevallen. By
een yerzaemeld in 15 Boek-deelen, door Beys, Amoris." History of
the Belgian revolt against the government of Austria in 1789-1790,
under the leadership of Hendrik Earel Nicolas van der Noot ; in-
cluding copies of letters, decrees, and other documents, and with
coloured designs and ornaments. Intended for publication by sub-
scription. Paper ; xviiith cent Oblate Quarto.
26.069. " Annales Ducum sen Prineipum Brabantiaa ab anno repa-
ratsB Salutis 615 usque ad hoc tempus " ; [1467]. Transcript of a
chronicle of the Dukes of Brabant, fi om Pepin to Philip the Ghod ;
beginning, " Pipinus dictus de Landis Garlomanni Tongrorum et
Hosbaniaa ducis," and .probably compiled in the xivth cent., a
copy being extant in the Royal Library, Brussels [No. 17,029],
which ends in 1347. Paper ; late xvinth cent. Quarto.
26.060. "Index der Archiven van Brussel;*' containing alphabetical
lists of the ooiitents of the various ** Priuilegie-boecken " of the city.
Flemish, Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
26.061. *' Annales Eedesia) Beatee Marias Virginis de Capella [Notre
Dame de la Chapelle] Bruxellis, pro archivis Reverendorum Domi-
nonim Pastoris et Capellanorum," ab anno 1134 ad annum 1794.
Copied by J. B. T. de Jonghe, with notes, plans of the church, and
drawings. Another copy is in the Royal Library at Brussels [No.
13,510], but not extending beyond the year 1777. Paper; xixth
cent. Oclavo.
26.062. ''HisTOiBE de la Pr^vdt^ de Notre Dame de la Chapelle k
Bruxelles,'* from 1134 lo 1794. Copied by J. B. T. de Jonghe from
a MS. in the archives of the church ; with notes and introduction,
and a woodcut of the interior of the church. Fr, Paper; xixth
cent. Octavo.
26.063. '* ToMBES, Sepultures, et Monuments Sepulcraux du Cimeti^re
de Laeken pr^ Binxelles:'* drawings of sepulchral monuments;
with woodcuts of coats of arms of Belgian families, eU, Paper;
xixth cent. Small Quarto.
26.064. *' Inscriptions grav6es sur les monumens 6riges a Waterloo, et
* sur le champ de bataille, en m6moire du 18 juin 1815. Bruxelles,
1838." Printed, With additional inscriptions corded by J. B. T.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,066—26,069. 149
de Jonghe, and a note on the Monument of Waterloo. Paper;
zixth cent. Octavo.
25.065. " Ordonnantie-boeck van der Btadt reoliten van Louen, mette
afccNnpete van den Uertoghen van Brabant ende den priuilegien bij
hen der voerscreuen 8tadt verleent, met allent gene de Rtadt aengaet
int cortte." Ordinance-book of Louvain [or L5wen, in Brabant],
containing, together with an account of the Dukes of Brabant, a
description of the government of the city, its privileges, laws, trade,
guilds, etc. The first volume only, containing twelve chapters;
the whole work, as appears from the table of contents, having con-
pittted of twenty-two chapters. At the beginning is written, in a
different hand from the body of the work, '* Guilielmus Boonen me
facit, anno 1611-1616 ;" and, in a note by M. de Jonghe on the fly-
leaf, the MS. is described as "autographe et unique." Paper;
xvnth cent Folio.
25.066, 25,067. '' M^moirgs Historiques et Chronologiques sur le Con-
seil Provincial de Flandre, contenant sa premiere Institution, les
progrte et les changements survenus k ce Tribunal. Compoisds par
le Conseiller Luc Jean Joseph van der Vinkt, continues et aug-
ments jusqu'ji la suppression du dit Conseil en 1796.'* Fr, Two
volumes. Transcript made by J. B. T. de Jonghe ; with a preface,
notes, arms, and considerable additions. Paper; xixthcent. Octavo.
25,068. " Dipl6mes, Actes, et Doctimens pour servir k THistoire du
Duch6 de Brabant, tirS des originaux deposS aux archives du
Boyanme.*' Ffcm., Fr. and Lot Transcripts made by J. B. T. de
Jonghe from originals at Brussels and elsewhere ; with notes, a
list of contents, and a *' Table Ohronologique.'* At f. 283 are fac-
similes of two letters from the Emperor Maximilian I. to his
datighter Margaret [widow of Philibert, Duke of Savoy] ; 23 Mar.
1511, and 11 Sept. 1512, from originals at Lille; and at f. 287 are
facsimiles of the '* Signatures des Princes Beiges depuis Philippe
le Bon jusqu'ii Philippe IV., roi d'Espagne.'* An engraved plate
of early forms of Latin and other alphabets is inseited at f. 289.
Paper; xixthcent. Octavo.
25,060. HiSTOBT of the town of Courtrai, or Kortryk, in West Flan-
ders, to the year 1749 ; by an unknown author. Lat. The fbU
lowing are also included : —
1.** Breve Chronicum urbis Cortracen9'* to the year 1684, f. 4.
2. '* Scriptores darissimi qui de Flandria plura scriptis ediderunt,''
15.
3. Latin poem, playing on the name of the town, " Kort rljok," ** breve
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regnum," beginning, " Flandria multiplices et claras oontinet urbe»,"
f. 210.
4. "Breve Chronicnm rerum Cortracensium ", to the 3'ear 1740,
f. 214 b.
Paper; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
26.070. " R^cuEiL Gen^alogique et Historique de la Maison de Homes ;
An vers, 1842 ; par Monsieur le Comte Jean de Homes ;" with gene-
alogical tables, coats of arms, outline sketches of chateaux, etc. Fr,
The MS. is not complete, the last chapter not haying been tran-
scribed. At f. 144 is a coloured print representing the execu-
tion of Counts d'Aiguemont [Egmont] and Home in 1568. The
signature of "Jean Comte de Homes " is on the title-page. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
26.071. Parentalia, or memoirs of the family of Wren, being a por-
tion of the original MS. from which was printed the work entitled
'* Parentalia or Memoires of the Family of the Wrens, etc., but
chiefly of Sir Christopher W^ren, compiled by his son Christopher,
now published by his grandson, Stephen Wren, Esq. London,
1750." Autograph. Paper ; xviuth cent Folio.
26.072. Cavatine ed Aiia, viz. ; —
1, " Non son bella, Cavatina del Sig* [Sebastiano] Kasolini," f. 1.
2. " Aria Seria, Di furor per me s' accenda, nell* Elfrida del Sig' D.
Giovanni Paisiello," f. 25.
8. *' Cavatina, con Becitativo, nella Morte de Cleopatra del Sig' D.
Pietro Quglielmi," f. 50.
Paper ; xvuith cent. Oblate Quarto.
Presented hy Sir Philip de Matpas Grey Egerton, Bart.
26,073-26,078. Popular dance tunes, songs, and airs, English, Irish,
and Scotch, by various composers, compiled about the year 1790.
In six volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent. Vol i. contains the name of
M. Jackson, and Vol. ii. that of Charlotte Eleonora Jackson, as
owners. Oblate Quarto. Presented hy Hie same.
26.079. Letters and papers relating to the family of Spencer, or
Spenser, of Althorp, co. Northampton, and Wormleighton, co. War-
wick; 1522-1656. Besides private letters and papers, there are
many official documents, chiefly concerning the musters in co.
Northampton, during the deputy-lieutenancies of Sir John Spencer
and Kobert, Lord Spencer, 1560-1610, and including two original
orders of the Privy Council with the signatures of the members.
£f. 48, 70. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,080-26,088. 151
25,080, 85,08L Household accompte of the familj of Spencer, from
Nov. 1699 to Sept. 1605. Signed by Mary Spencer [widow of Sir
John Spencer] as far as 14 Mar. 160{^, and after that date by Sir
Robert Spencer, their son. Two volumes. Imperfect Paper. Folio.
25.082. Similar accompts, from 12 Jan. 162^ to 29 Dec. 1622 ; 11 Jan.
to 23 Oct. 1634; and 28 Sept. 1643 to 4 Nov. 1647. Signed by
Robert Spencer [ist Lord Spencer, of Wormleighton], William
Spencer [2nd Lord Spencer], and H[enry] Barret. Paper. Folio.
25.083. Bills of expenses of the family of Spencer; 1602-1636.
Paper. Folio.
25.084. *' The names of all sncbe pasture and parsones [co. North-
ampton] as be contrybutours too the provysion of the kinges most
honorable howsholde for muttons in the count ye aforesaide, made
quinto Julii anno prime Edwardi sezti" [1547]. An assessment of
sheep to be provided by the west and east parts of the county.
Paper ; xvith cent. Tall Octavo.
25.085. Miscellaneous papers, relating to co. Northampton, etc. : —
L List of persons in co. Northampton contributing to a loan to the
crown ; temp. £liz., fF. 1-8.
2. Bill of sale of the wardship and marriage of Will. Muscote, son and
heir of John Musoote, late of Flore ; 4 Feb. 5 Hen. VIII. [1514],
f. 9.
dL Abstract of the title of the family of Skipton to the manor of Miis-
oot [co. Northampton], with pedigree ; 5 Dec. 18 Eliz. [1576], f. 10.
4. Memoranda respecting the tithes payable from the manors of
Brockhold [Brockhall] and Muscote [co. Northampton]; 18 Oct.
1583, f. 13.
5. Memorandum of property late belonging to Henry Smythe, to be de-
manded from William Stafford; temp. Eliz., f. 15.
6. Objections of Winifrid, Abigail, and Frances Willoughbie, daughters
of Sir Francis Willoughbie, Knt., deceased, to administration claimed
by Lady Dofothie Willoughbie, his widow ; temp. Jas. I., f. 16.
7. Submission of Fiancis Bacon, Viscount St. Albans, Lord Chancellor,
fo the House of Lords, on charges made againsl him ; 24 Apr. 1621,
f. 21.
8. *• State of the Interest of the Debtes as they stand now in May and
June, 1625;*' without name of person, f. 23.
9. Bond from Anne Rowe to Williem Bowe, securing a tenement and
land in the manor of Hartland, co. Devon; 17 July, 1677; with
$eal, f. 25.
Paper ; xvi-xvuth oentt. Folio.
85,086. Scut:piTLE of the real and personal estate of the Rt. Hon.
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152 ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,087—26,092.
«
Stephen Poyntz, of Midgham, co. Berks. Jan. 17of. Papen
Qiiaito.
For descnpiion of No, 25,087, see the Catalogue of OrietUal MSS.
25.088. Grammaticje Latinu Compendia: an epitome [by Georgius
Trapezuntius?] of the first 16 books of Priscian's Commentaries;
beginning, ** Vox est aer tenuissimus ictus xiel suum sensibile
aurium." Vellum ; written in an Italian hand in the xvth cent. lu
the original binding of tooled leather. Octavo.
25.089. 1. " Das Ley den vDsers hern ihesn christi mit der glosz gar
eygentlich vnd clerlich, vnd auch die vorrede und sust vil lieplicher
rede von der marter gottes :*' an account of the passion of our
Lord, with a commentary consisting of extracts from the fathers.
Ger. f. 2.
2. A moral tale of Our Lord in the guise of a pedler with seven
symbolical caskets. With twelve rude coloured drawings. Oer,
f. 78 b.
3. ** Eyn Lere von funff Spiegeln :" a description of five symbolical
mirrors wherein a man may see whether he is spiritual or worldly.
Ger. f. 92.
4. '^ Eynen Fusnacht Erapffen :" a recipe for the making of a Shrove-
tide dough-nut, with a moral application. Oer, f. 93.
5. Moral tale of a King's daughter [the soul] enclosed in a tower [the
body] by her father [Christ], and defended by five knights [the
senses]. Oer. f. 95 b.
Paper ; xvith cent. In the original binding of oak boards and
stamped hogskin. iSmall Quarto.
25.090. *' SEM[-HisroiiiA de las Fundaciones, Besidencias, o Colegios,
que tiene la Compania de Jesus en las Islas Caoarias: Origen,
Progresos y estado presente de ellas : con vna breve desoiipcion do
' aquellas siete Islas, vn Eesumen de su conquista," efc, by the
Jesuit Father Mathias Sanchez, alias Matbias Pedro Sanchez Bernalt.
Papery xviiith cfent. Formerly belonging to the Marquis of Loretu.
Octavo.
For description of No. 25,091, see the^CaUdogue of Oriental MSS.
25,092. Treatise on Falconry, by Joanne Pietro Belbasso, of Vigevano,
in fourteen books; dat. 17 July, 1510. ItaL Paper; with a paint-
ing of a hawking scene, and coloured borders and initials. On
f. 12 are the arms of Guillaume, Seigneur de Montmorency, Cham-
berlain of jCharles VIIL, Louis XIL, and Francis L, who died in
1631. The volume was subsequently given by Louis XI 11. toKene
de Chaumejan, Marquis de Fourille, from whom it defecended to
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,092-26,096. 163
LoniH de Chaumejan, Marquis de Fourille, whose book-plate and
aatograph are inserted. In the original velvet oovers, formerly
embroidered with the arms of Montmorency. Folio. Bequeathed
by Sir Joseph Banks,
25,093. ^ The Gouldesmythes Storehouse, wherein is laide vpp many
hidden secretes of ingenious mistery, compiled, made, and drawen into
this Methode by H. G., Cittizen and Oouldsmith of London, Anno
salutis 1606.** In two books; the first treating of weights and
standards, assays, coinage, etc, ; and the second of " Gems or pre-
tious stones, describings the Places where they growe, theire names
coulonm vertues and valewea." The author H. G. is unknown.
Paper; xviith cent. Belonged to Henry Stebbing, 1652, and to
Thomaa» Martin, of Palgrave. Small Quarto. Bequeathed by the
For demriptioH of No. 25,094, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
25.095. Two Discouiies on Metals by John Woodward, M.D., with
amtograph additions and corrections, viz, : —
1. ** An Account of y* Ores of Metal Is : and of the manner in which
they ly in y* earth. With a Bepre^entation of y* Natural Structure
and Fabrick of the Terrestrial Globe : Directions in Mineing for
Disoovery of Ores, and an enquiry into the common Doctrine of the
isigns of them." f. 1 .
2. *' The Art of Assaying : of Fluxing and Beduoeing of Ores ; and of
separateing and refineing of Metalls; as also an Appendix relateing
to the ordering of Mineials," f. 19 b.
3. *' Obser^'ations relating to the Natural History of the Ores of
Metalls," and ** Observations relateing to the Natural History of
Minerals," flf. 60, 89. Probably intended to be connected with the
fint Discourse, after f. 18 b.
4. '• Of Cupoloes, Beverberatory Furnaces," etc., " drawn up for y* use
ofMr. Buidet,"f. 98.
6. Letter firom Ambrose Godfrey to Dr. Woodward, 7 Nov. 1724 ; with
some observations in another hand, f. 102.
a.^JRa coquendi modus in Suecia usitatus et in Dissertatione, cui
tiiolus: Offioina ^raria Cuprimontana, Ypsaliaa 1703, ab Olao
Naudero edita, descriptus." Lot. f. 105.
Paper; zviiith cent. Small Quarto. Bequeathed by Sir Joseph
Banks.
25.096. Fair copy of the two first ai tides in the preceding vulume,
compared with the original and corrected by Mr. Taylor and
Mr. Chace, 13 Aug. 1724; with a table of contents. Paper; xviiith
cent. Small Quarto. Bequeathed by the same.
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154 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,097-26,108.
26.097. Table of cnstomb' duties, temp. Hen. YIII., alphabetioallj
arranged under the names of the commodities taxed, oommeiioing
with the article " comfettes." Paper ; xvith cent. In tlie original
binding of tooled leather. Small Quarto.
26.098. Original letters and papers relating to Admiralty affairs : oon-
sisting chiefly of warrants and other documents concerning prizes
and letters of marque, with correspondence of the Admiralty on
legal questions with Sir Charles Hedges, Judge of the High Court
of Admiralty [afterwards Secretary of State]; 1691-1698. With a
table of contents. Paper; xviithcent. The book-plate of To wnsend
Andrews, LL.B. [Vicar of Ashwell, co. Herts?], is inserted; and
the volume subsequently belonged to the Advocates* Library,
Doctors* Commons. Folio.
26.099. l."CouTUMES generalles du pays et comt6 d'Artois, ie.>sorts
et enclavemens, comment^es par M. Fleur en plusieurs articles, qui
instruit et met au jour plusieurs de ces articles qui etoient assez
couuerts et douteux," f. 1.
2. Actes et lettret> du conseil d'Artois, de Tan 1563 jusqu*^ Tan 1638,
f, 134.
Paper ; xviiith cent. " Ex libris Petri Philippi Durietz, anno 1733."
Small Folio.
26.100. Notes on ** Ancient minor English Poets :** being ** A List of
English Poets, with specimens of their works, and brief biographical
notices: particularly such aa are not enumerated by Warton,
Eitson, Ellis, etc., from the earliest period to 170o," by Philip
Bliss, D.D., D.C.L., Registrar of the Univerhity of Oxford. Auto-
graph. At the end is an alphabetical index of first lines. A copy
of a letter from the Rev Thomas Richards is inserted at f. 16.
Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
26.101. " Collections for a Volume of Fairy Poetry,'* by the Rev.
Philip Bliss. At ff. 2-4 are letters to Dr. Bliss on the subject of
the collections from John Fry and Joseph Haslewood ; London,
16 Nov. 1814; and n.d. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
26.102. Original letters from Joseph Haalewood to Sir Samuel
Egerton Brydges, Bart., relating to literary subjects, and especially,
in the earlier years, to their joint-work "The British Biblio-
gi-apher"; 1808-1826: with a few letters to Captain Barrett .Paper.
Quarto.
26.103. " Album of Cux Macro, B.D., of Norton in Suffolk ; contain-
ing the autogniphs of men of eminence, principally distinguished
for literary attainments, ctrc. 1706-1755 ;" with an original drawing
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,108-26,112. 165
bj Fiefer Tinemans at f. 10. A memoir of Dr. Macro, extracted
fronn Xicbols' " Literary Anecdotes," is prefixed. Paper ; xviiith
cent. From the library of Dawson Turner. In binding of red
inort>cco, gilt. Oblong Quarto.
25«104. Excerpts from Latin authors, viz. : — Macrobius, f. 1 ; Apu-
leius, f. 40 b; Cicero, f, 50; Gains SoUius Apollinaris Sidonius
[Bishop of Clermont], f. 68 b ; Seneca, f. 70 ; Aulus Gellius, f. 94 b ;
Plauius, f. 110 b, etc. Vellum ; written in an Italian hand ; xvth or
TYiih cent. Octavo.
25,106. 1. Martini Poloni chronicon Summorum Pontificum et Ira-
peratorum Bomanorum, ad annum 1312 continuatum. It contains
the account of Pope Joan, at f. 41 b ; and at the end are noted in
later writing the omissions.' 'f. 1.
2. " Les merveilles de Eome atraites des Chroniques Martinien," an
account of the city, its ancient buildings, ete., taken from Martinus
Polonus, J^. f. 72.
3. ** Les pevdons des eglises de Eome atraites de chroniques ;" indul-
gences granted to pilgrims visking certain churches in Eome. Fr.
f. 74.
Vellum and paper ; xivth cent. A note at the end states that the
MS. belonged to the monastery of St. Mary " de la Caritate " [in the
diocese of Taranto] by the gift of ** presbyter dominus Lucas de
Cantarellis de Begio." Quarto.
85.106. Pastoral poem in Spanish [? by Miguel Botelho de Carvalho],
in ten cantos/of which the first is entitled ''£1 Nanfragio," and
begins — " Yo que en la flor de mis primeros anos."
Paper ; xviith cent. Duodecimo.
85.107. " Compotus Thome Lenham, prioris monasterii Sancti Martini
noui opens Donorrie, a festo. Sancti Michaelis archangeli anno xxn
Begis Hen rici VIII. [1630J usque eundem festum anno xxiii [1631]."
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
85.108. CopiBS of four deeds relating to lands in Kent, belonging to
the •• Maison Dieu," or Hospital of St. Mary, Dover ; 6 Edw. IV.
[1465] and 1 Hen. Vni. [1610]. Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
85409. FBA0MB5T of a chartulary of Christ Church, Canterbury;
ia-26 Edw. I. [1284-1298]. Lat. Vellum ; xiiith cent. Folio.
Far detmplioM of No$. 25,110, 25,111» see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
85,112. Sketches and coloured drawings, seventy in number, of
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chiircheB, houuee, monuments, etc,, in Camberwell, Battersca, and
BermondBey, co. Surrey. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26,118. '^EcKHERSCHES Stammbuch :*' a genealogical hvitory of the family
of Eckher, or Ecker, illustrated with painted figures, coats of aims,
monuments, etc.; from 1090 to 1718. Ger. Paper; xvuith cent.
Folio.
26,114. ORiGfNAL lettei-s and state papei-s relating chiefly to the em-
bassies of Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester, to the courts of
Francis I. and Charles V. ; 1527-1645 ; as follows : —
1. Treaty between Francis I. of France and Henry VIIL of England,
for the marriage of the Princess Mary, of England, with either the
King of France, or his second hon thd Duke of Orleans; West-
minster, 30 Apr. 1527. Coj^y. LaL* f . K
2. Confinnation^of the above treaty by Francis; Amiens, 18 Aug. 1627.
Copy, Lai. i, 20.
3. T[homas Wolsey] Card[inal3 of York, to Stephen [Gardiner, after-
wards Bishop of Winchester ; Nov. 1530], f. 28.
4. [Sir] Herman Ringk, to Henry V{II., recommending his marriage
with a daughter of the Duke of Cleves; 3 May, 1530. Led, Signed,
f. 30.
5. John Wellysbum, English Ambassador in France, to the same;
Angoul^me, 16 May [1530 ?], f. 32.
6. [Cardinal Lorenzo Campeggio, Nuncio at Augsburg] to the same ;
Augsburg, 28 June, 1630. Lot, Unngned, f. 34.
7. W[illiam] Benet, LL.D., Ambassador at Bome, to the same; Rome,
27 Oct. [1630?], f. 36.
8. Henry VIII. to Sir Francis Bryan, John Taylour, Master of the
Bolls, and Dr. Edward Foxe, King's Almoner, his Aiubassadors in
France ; [Mar. 1631 ?] Draft, f. 49
9. Hans Metzger to Henry VIIL; Castle of Stavoren, in West Pries-
land, 17 May, 1631. Dutch, f. 55.
10. Instructions to Dr. William Benet, proceeding Ambassador to
Rome; Deo. 1631. Draft, f. 66.
11. Henry VIIL to [Stephen Gardiner] Bishop of Winchester, Am-
bassador in Fi*ance ; Greenwich, Westmiubter, Windsor, and Hamp-
ton Court, 12, 27 Jan., 9, 16 Feb. [1632?], 17 Feb., 3 Apr., 12 June,
. 80 July, 5, 10 Oct. 1637, 11 Jan. 1538. Signed; with $eala. ff. 60,
67, 71, 76, 243, 263, 267, 269, 271, 275, 278.
12. The same to [Sir F. Bryan ?] Ambassador in France ; 10 July,
163L Draft, f. 88.
13. Sir Francis Bryan and Dr. Edward Foxe, Ambassadors in France,
to Henry VIIL ; Compi^gne, 22 Sept. [1531], f. 90.
14. [Sir] Francis Bryan to the same; Paris, 20, 10 Apr. [1533?]. The
second is part of a draft, S. 92, 94.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,114. 157
15. Instmotions to [Stephen Gardiner] Bishop of Winchester, Ambas-
Mdor in Prance; [Oct. 1635?], 30 Apr. [1538?], 14 Dec. 1538 ; with
the King's ngn-manual, ff. 96, 293, 305.
16. Henry YIIL to the Bishop of Winchester and Sir John Wallop,
Ambafvadors in France; Windsor Castle, Eltham, Greenwich, West-
minster, Oking [Woking], Grafton, Ampthill, and Eichmond, 18 Nov.
1635, 4 Jan., 3 Feb., 25, 30 Apr., 5, 23 July, 15 Aug., 12, 19 Sept.,
11 Oct., 5 Nov., 7 Dec. [1636], 29 Jan. 1537. Signed; with seaU.
K 104, 119, 128, 139, 146, 170, 178, 183, 196, 201, 209, 214, 218,
224, 241.
17. Thomas Cromwell, Master of the Rolls, Secretary of State, to the
Bi*(hop of Winchester, Ambassador to France and Germany ; London,
Eltham, Dover, Richmond, Stepney, Oatlands, and Windsor, 19 Nov.,
24, 30 Dec. (with a draft in Latin) [1535 ?], 3 Jan., 4 Feb., 6, 23
July, 7, 16 Dea [1636?], 26 Feb., 11 Mar., 4, 24 Apr. [1637],
16 Feb., 24 Apr., 14 Deo. [1638], 24, 30 Apr., «.a., ff. 110, 112, 114,
116, 118, 137, 175, 191, 234, 236, 249, 251, 264, 260, 286, 291, 304,
348, 350.
18. Fhelippe Grenacre, apothecary, to Seigneur Montesse, maistre d'hdtel
to the Imperial Ambassador; [Dec. 1535]. Fr. f. 117.
19. Thomas Crum well, Secretary of State, to the Bishop of Winchester
and Sir John Wallop ; London and Richmond, 8 Jan., 14 May, 8,
12 June (encloeiog the reply, in French^ of Henry YIIL to the pro-
posals of Francis L), 17 Nov., 7, 24 Dec. [1536], ff. 126, 160, 162,
166, 168, 222, 232, 237.
20. Oration of Charles V. of Germany to Pope Paul III. [circa Apr.
1536]. Hal, f. 166.
21. Henry VIII. to [Mary, daughter of Philip, Archduke of Austria],
Queen [Dowager] of Hungary and Regent of Flanders ; Okyng
[Wokinj;], 14 Aug. 1636. Fr. Copy, f. 193.
22. Francis I. to Henry VIIL [ante 19 Sept. 1536], with Henry's answer.
Copies. Fr. ff. 206, 208.
23. Henry Vni. to the Bishop of Winchester and Sir Francis Bryan,
Ambassadors in France; Westminster and Greenwich, 8, 15, 26
Apr. 1537, 16 Feb. 1538. Signed; with seals, ff. 255, 257, 262, 282.
24. ThomasCmm well to the same ; Hampton Court, 18 May, 1537, f. 265.
25. The Privy Council to the Bishop of Winchester ; Westminster,
31 Mar. 1538 ; with signaiures, f. 288.
26. Henry VIII. to the same. Sir Francis Bryan and Dr. [Thomas]
Thirlby, Ambassadors in France; Hampton Court, 4 May, 1538.
Signed ;ynih seal, f. 297.
27.Thomiii$ Cmmwell to the same; Westminster, 4 May [1533], f. 302.
28. [Sir John Wallop, Ambassador in France], to [Henry VIIL];
Mylluoe | Melun], 1 Dec. [1640]. Copy, f. 309.
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168 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,114-25,119.
29. [Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford, tke BLNhop of Winchester
and Nicholas Wottou, Dean of Canterbury, Ambassadors to
Charles v.] to [the same; Brussela,] 9, 22 Nov. 1544. Copies,
ff. 312, 315.
30. *' Sommaire de ce que les Commis de lempereur ont dit et declaire
a la Ma** du Roy " [Henry VIII.], 4 Oct. ; with Henry's answer ;
Windsor, 8 Oct. 1545. Fr. ff. 319, 321.
31. The Privy Council to [Thomas Thirlby], Bishop of Westminster,
Ambassador to Charles V. ; Windsor, 10 Oct. 1545 ; with aignaturea
and seal, f. 325.
32. The same to the Bishops of Winchester and Westminster, Ambas-
sadors to Charles Y., and bir Edward Came, Resident with the
Regent [of Flanders] ; Benfield, Hampton Court, and Westminster,
21 Oct., 26, 30 Dec. 154'5; with signatures, flF. 333, 344, 346.
83. Sir William Paget, Seoretaiy of State, to the Bishop of Win-
chester; Windsor, 2 Nov. 1545. Unsigned, f. 337.
34. The Privy Council to the same; Windsor, 10 Nov. 1545; with
signatures, f. 342.
Paper. Folio,
26,116. Copies of papers relating to the Board of Trade ; consisting
chiefly of petitions from trading companies and others, with th6
resolutions of the Board thereon'; 1660-1662. Paper; early xvmth
cent. Quarto. Presented by the Duke of Northumberland, K.O.
25.116. pRCCEEoiNGS in Parliament on the petition of Thomas Skinner,
merchant, against the East India Cumpany; Oct. 1667-Dec. 1669.
Paper ; early xvmth cent. Quarto. Presented by the same,
25,117-25,125. Copies of the official and private letters of Henry
Coventry, Secretary of State ; 1672-1680. In nine volumes. Paper.
Quarto. Presented by the same.
25.117. Vol. I. Letters to [Charles Stuait] Duke of Richmond and
Lenox, Ambassador, and Sir John Paull and [Thomas] Henshaw,
Residents, in Denmark ; 5 July, 1672-18 Dec. 1676.
25.118. Vol. II. Letters to the ambassadors in Sweden, viz. :
Worden; 19 July-9 Aug: 1672; and Sir Edward Wood; 9 Aug.
1672-11 Nov. 1678.
25.119. Vol. III. Instructions and letters to various ambassadors and
envoys; lb75-1679, W2. i—Lawrence Hyde [afterwards Earl of
Rochester], Sir Leoline Jenkins, Sir William Temple, and [John]
Lord Berkeley, to Nimeguen ; Louis [de Duras] Earl of Fevershum,
to France, and to Flanders ; Ralph Montagu [afterwards Duke of
Montagu], to France; Sydney Godolphin [afterwards Earl of
Godolphin], to Flanders; John Brisbane, to Flanders; and [Bevill]
Skelton, to Germany.
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25,120. Vol. IV. Letters to residents and consuls in Portugal, and to
Oovemors of Tangier and the Plantations in North America and
the West Indies; 1674-1679.
25,12L Vol. V. Letters to the envoys to Italy and Turkey; 1674-
1680; principally addressed to Sir Thomas Higgins [Resident at
Venice] and Sir John Finch [Ambassador to the Porte], with others
to residents at Genoa, Leghorn, and Florence.
25,122-25,124. Voll. VI.- Vm. Extraordinary correspondence, com-
prising letters to royal persons, ministers of state, and ambassadors
and residents at foreign courts; 1672-1680. Three volumes.
25,125. Vol. IX- Private letters to royal and official persons; 1676-
1680.
25^26. Beceipt from Zachary Macaulay to the Hon. John Grant, for
wages as book-keeper on Colbeok's Estate [in Jamaica] ; 28 Aug.
1788. Paper. Folio. Presented by WiUiam Hylton, liecior of St John* s,
Jamaica,
25427-25,129. Letter-books of Charles Butler [lawyer and Boman
Catholic author], containing copies of his letters on legal and
literary subjects, and matters relating to the Koman Catholic Church
in England and Ireland; 1808-1818. In three volumes. Paper;
xixthcent Quarto. Presented hy William Seslop, Esq.
25,130. Compendious chronicle of the ancient kingdoms of the world
to the time of Augustus, by Gulielmo Ruffino, of Milan. Ital. With
the colophon "G. natus Jacobi Buffini precedencia a pluribus
codicibos trazit et in vnlgare conuertit.*' Followed, at f. 80 b, by
short notices in Latin of illustrious men and women from the
Creation ; an account of Filippo Maria [Visoonti], Duke of Mihtn
[1412-1447], being appended. A history of the family of Kuffino
0CCU18 at f. 96 in the form of a letter from Gulielmo to Ambrosio
Ruffino. [See Argelati, Bibl. Scriptt. Mediol. ii. 1259.] Paper;
early xvith cent. From the Archinto Library at Milan. Folio.
25,1SL "Pbocbssos Sanoti Caroli Cardinalis Borromei Archiepiscopi
M[ediolanensi8], in causa einsdem canon izationis agitatus coram
Ulnstrissimis et Reverendissimis D.D. Philippe Archinto Comensi,
et Clandio Rangono Placentino, Episcopis, a Sancta Sede Apostolica
delegatis, annis mdgv et mdcvi." A full account of the proceedings
previous to the canonization of St. Charles Borromeo [o6. 1584] by
Pope Paul V. in 1610; with original documentsi, attobtations, etc.
Ital. and Lai, Paper ; xviith cent. In the original binding. From
the Archinto Library. Quarto.
26,132. '' Rklaziome delle Famiglie Patrizie Venete ora cKi^tenti, e
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160 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,132-26,143.
descrltte nel libro d'oro Btampatxj raniio 1774: tratfa
da MSS. antichi o moderni, e dalli Storici Veneti, e disposta j)er
ordine di Alfabeto, i^er opera di N. N. Tanno mdocxliv." With liHts
of doges, procurators, cardinals, etc, ; and some additions of names
of a later period. The name of Saianelli as the compiler appeared
on the original binding. Paper ; xviiith cent. . Quarto.
26,133-26,138. " A Collkctiox of Arms and Pedigrees extracted from
Yisitations of y* several Counties of England, made about y* year
MDc[c]xx., referring throughout (and with a very great exactness)
to the said Books of Yisitations as the}' stand in the Heralds
Office ; by Robett Dale, Esq., Richmond Herald.'* In five volumes.
VoL L Bedford— Derby. . Vol. nr. Northumberland— Stafford.
„ 11. Devon— Huntingdon. I „ v. Suffolk— York.
„ ni. Kent— Noiihampton. |
A sixth volume is added, containing an Index compiled by the
owner, Roger Huggett, M.A., Librarian of Eton College, in 1759.
Hi8 name and armd are at the beginning of Vol. i. Paper ; xvnith
. cent. Octavo.
26,139-26,141. "A Collection of Heraldry, ancient and modem;
relating chiefly to the Nobility and Gentry of Great-Britain : Inter-
spersed with various Histories tending to an Illustration of the
same." An alphabetical series of family names with armorial bear-
ings, being a MS. of the beginning of the xvijith cent., wbioU com-
mences imperfectly in letter E, interleaved and supplemented with
additions in 1749 by the Rev. Roger Huggett, M.A., Librarian of
Eton College. Three volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent. The arms of
Huggett are emblazoned at the beginning. Folio.
The follomng N09., 26,142-26,306, hdonged to Lord Bobert Maniagu,
M.P.J Ihe majority of them having descended to him from hie maiemcd
ancestor Oliver St, John, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, 1648-
1660.
26.142. 1. Statuta AnglisB; from the confinnation of Magna Charta,
9 Hen. III., to 14 Edw. lU. [1225-1340]. The portion after f. 69 a,
is an addition in different hands. With a table, and list of
'' capitula " of the earlier statutes. Imperfect at the end. f. 2.
2. Registrum brevium ; beginning impeffecUy, f. 86.
Vellum ; early xivth cent. Small Folio.
26.143. Statdta Angliae; 1 Edw. 111.-5 Hen. IV. [1327-1404];
preceded by a calendar ; and the statutes of Edw, III. and Rich. II.
respectively by a full " tabula capitulorum." Vellum ; xvrh cent.
With illuminated initials. In the calendar are inserted obiis of the
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161
family of Westbury, 1430-1434 ; and on the fly- leaf, f. 2 b, are some
memoranda of expenses in a hand of the xvith cent. The name of
Francis St. John appears on f. 20. Quarto.
25,144-25,152. Rotuli Parliameutorum ; 18 Edw. I.-34 Hen. VI. In
nine volumes : —
Vol. VI. 43-51 Edw. III. [I8t»-
VoL
I. 18-22 Edw. I. [1290-1294].
„ n. 26-35 Edw. I. [1298-1307].
, m. 5-14 Edw. n. [1811-1320].
. !▼. 4-21 Edw. III. 1330-1347].
„ ▼. 22-42 Edw. IlL [1348-1368].
Paper; xviith cent Folio.
I 1377J.
I „ vn. 1-7 Rich. II. [1377-1384].
„ vm. 1-8 Hen. IV. [1899-1406].
,. IX. 31-34 Hen. VI. [1452-1466].
25.153. Absfbact, in Englisb, of the rolls of Parliament ; 4 Edw. III.-
1 Rich. III. [1330-1483]. At the end are lists of the Peers in
Parliament at different periods from 6 Hen. YIU. [1514] to 1 Eliz.
[1659]. Paper ; xviith cent. Folia
25.154. SaMMOsmoNBS Parliamenti; 1 Rio. II.-3 Hen. V. [1377-1416];
oontaining copies of writs of summons, with lists of members^ etc.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
25455. Abbreviaho Placitomm in Curia Regis; 6-10 Rich. I. [1194-
1199] ; arranged alphabetically under the names of oounties.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
25456. Abbbeviatio Placitomm in Curia Regis ; 1-16 Job. [1199-
1214] ; arranged chronologically. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
25457. Abbrevlatio Placitomm in Curia Regis; 1-16 Joh. [1199-
1214] ; with indexes. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
25458. Abbbeviatio Placitorum in Curia Regis, term Mich. 4 Hen. III.
et 25 Hen. III. [1220, 1240-1241]. Paper; xnith cent. Folio.
25,159. Transcript of Arthur Agarde's Abbreviatio Placitorum in
Banco Regis, 1-36 Edw. I. [1272-1307]; with an index of places.
At the beginning are some extracts from monastic registei-s.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
25460. Akotheb and more complete copy of the same Abbreviatio
Placitomm. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
25461-25467. Abbreviatioxes
indexes : —
25^161. 1^35 Edw. I. [1272-13073.
:I5,1$2. 1-20 Edw. II. [1807-1827];
44-51 Edw. III. [1870-
1877].
23,163. 1-22 Edw. III. [1827-1848].
25464. 23-48 Edw. III. [1849-1870].
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
Mas.— 1868.
Placitorum in Banco Regis, with
25.165. 1-22 Rio. II. [1377-1399]; with
lists of the Arohbishops of Ganter-
bniy, and the dioceses, religious
honses, and castled of England.
25,166. 1-14 Hen. IV. [1399-1418].
25.167. 1- 10 Hen. V. [1418-1422].
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162 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,188-^26,186.
26.168. Placita in Banco Begis; or "Ancient Pleas of the Crowne
ont of the Eecords of the King's Bench tempore Hen. YI.-
Hen. Yin. ;*' with a table of contents and index of terms. Paper ;
xvnth cent. Folio.
26,169-26,172. Abbreviationes Placitorum in Commnni Banoo; with
indexes : —
25.169. 1-14 Edw. I. [127a-1286]. I 25,171. 25-28 Bdw. I. [1297-1300].
25.170. 15-18 Edw. I. [1287-1289]. I 25,172. 1-7 Edw. U. [1308-1315].
Paper; xviith cent Folio.
26,178. Placita coram Bege et in Communi Banco, 6 Bic. I. [1194],
9-27 Hen. HI. [1224-1243], 6 Edw. I.-47 Edw. III. [1277-1373];
with index of contents. I'here are al«o a few oopies of bnlls of
Popes Innocent lY., Clement Y., Leo X., and Clement YII. f. 182 ;
and the oath of allegiance hj archbishops and bishops on their
election [1634], f. 190. Paper ; xvnth cent. Polio.
26,174. Placita de Assisis oaptis in comitatibus Southampton, Wiltes,
Dorset, Somerset, Devon et Comnbia; 7-12 Hen. lY. [1405-1411].
Paper; xvnth cent. Folio.
26,176-26,180. Excerpta ex Memorandis Scaccarii : —
25.179. 6-20 Edw. IL [1312-1327].
25.180. 1-8 Edw. U. [1307-1816];
25.175. 2-24 Edw. I. [1273-1296].
25.176. Another oopy.
25.177. 5-33 Edw. I. [1276-1305]. . 1-17 Edw. HI. [1327-
25.178. 24-34 Edw. I. [129^-1306], 2-5 I 1343].
Edw. II. [1308-1312]. i
Paper ; xvjith cent. Folio.
26.181. Placita ad Parliamentum, in Scaccario, in Banco Begis, etc.;*
7 Edw. 1.-6 Edw. III. [1278-1331]. Imperfact. Paper; xvnth cent.
Folio.
26.182. ExcBRPTA ex Memorandis Scaccarii; Hen. III.-Hen. YIII.
Paper ; xvnth cent Small Quarto.
26.183. Year-books of law cases ; 1-3 Edw. II. [1307-1310], 6 Edw. TI.
[1311-1312], 13-17 Edw. II. [1319-1323], 4-5 Edw. III. [1330,
1 .31]. Fr. Yellnm ; xivth cent. Folio.
26.184. Year-books; 1-7, 10-18 Edw. III. [1327-1333, 1336-1344].
JFV. Yellum ; xivth cent. Folio.
26,186. Ykar-books; 9-12 Edw. III. [1336-1338]. JFV. Yellum; xivth
cent. Folio.
26,186. "' Begis pie memorie Edward i tertij a qnadragesimo ad quin-
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qnagenmiim. Anni omnes a mendiB qnibus miserrime soatebant
repnrgati et suo nitori restituti. Anno Domini 1576. Londini in
aBdibos Bichardi Tottelli." The printed Year-books, 1366-1376;
with MS. notes. Fr. Paper. The name of Peter Fisher is written
on the title-pdge. Folio.
26487. YeaRtBooks; 38, 40-43 Edw. III. [1364, 1366-1369]; 11, 13
Bic.n. [1387-1388, 1389-1390]; 9 Hen. V. [1421-1422] ; 11, 19-20 *
Hen. VI. [1432-1433, 1440-1442]. Fr, Paper; xivth-xvith oentt.
On f . 102 b is written the name of Andrew Tawnsy. Quarto.
26488. BsFORTS of oases in the Common Pleas ; 38 Hen. yill.-13 Eliz.
[1546-1571]. L<U, and Fr, A Latin list of medical simples occurs
on ff. 78 b-82 b. Paper ; xvith cent. Small Quarto.
26489. Reports of law cases by William Bendlowes, Serjeant-at-law ;
25 Hen. V1II.-21 Eliz. [1534^1579] : with index. Lat, Fr, and Eng,
At. f. 131 b is an account of " the manner or order of the makeing
of new Serieantes ;" 19, 20 Eliz. [1577]. Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
26490. Abridgment of the Law Beports of Serjeant William Bend-
lowes; 25 Hen. VIII.-21 Eliz. [1534-1579]. Fr, Paper; xvith
cent. Small Quarto.
26491* L^w Beports by Sir Francis Moore, Serjeant-at-law, ''Ex
libro scripto propria manu ipsius;" 24 Hen. VIir.-45 Eliz. [1533-
1602], Fr. Paper; xvnth cent. Folio.
26492. Extracts and abridgments of the Law Beports of Sir Francis
Moore. Fr. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
28498. 1. Law Beports by Sir Edmund Anderson [Chief Justioe of
the Ck)mnion Pleas] ; 16-45 Eliz. [1574-1603]. Fr. f. 1.
2. Beports of cases in the Exchequer ; 3 Car. I. [1627-1628]. Fr. f. 79.
Paper; xvnth cent. Folio.
28494. Beports of cases in the Common Pleas; 29-32 Eliz. [1586-
1590]. Fr. Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
26496. BSFORTS of cases in the Queen's Bench ; 28-33 Eliz. [1585-
1591]. Fr. With law readings by Thomas Gawdy [afterwards
Jnstiee of the Queen's Bench] ; 1553. f. 5 ; — Edward Coke [afterwards
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas], f. 7 ; — John Glanville [after-
wards Justice of the Common Pleas], f. 10 ; — and Thomas Fleming
[afterwards Lord Chief Baron], f. 16 ; with legal forms, f. 1 ; and an
explanation of the Charta de Foresta of Hen. III., f. 91. Paper;
early xvnth cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26.196-^26.217.
5,196-26,214. Reports of cases in various courts, in French, viz. : —
25.196. Queen^s Bench ; 26-89 EUz.
[158a-1597].
25.197. Queen's Bench ; 3-40 Eliz.
[1560-1598].
25.198. Qneen's Bench, "Ledynton his
Reports;" 37-40 Eliz. [1594-
1598].
25.199. Queen's Bench, *'S(ewell his
Reports;' 39, 40 Eliz. [159e-
1598].
25.200. Queen's Bench ; 31^2 Eliz.
[1588-1600] ; with afew cases;
3 Hen. VIII.-4 Eliz. [1511-
1562].
25.201. Queen's Bench; 33^3 EUz.
[1590-160J].
25.202. Common Pleas; 41-44 Eliz.
[1598-1602].
25^03. King's Bench ; 40 Eliz.-1 Jac. I.
[1597-1603].
25,204. Common Pieas; 2, 3 Jac. I.
[1604-1606].
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[1620-1623].
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21 Jac. I. [1624]. Fr. f. 109.
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2. ** Notes taken in y* Common Pleas by Mr. Gouldesborough, one of
the Prothonatoryes," f. 59.
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ffresehe," f. 56.
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table of contents, but without title-page; with MS. additions,
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2. ** A Traote shewinge that in noe causes the Kinge alone without an
acte of Parliament maye laye Impositions, ete." f. 71.
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quitatum, 1638. Haec Index alphabetica facfa fiiit per me Bob.
Bernard, Aug. 1638." Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
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jeant William Fleetwood, Kecorder of London ; 1671-1691 [?]. See
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touching the demaund of his right in ould debtes and landes
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uember, 26 Hen. 8, or any tyme since weere belonging to any Arch-
bishopp, Bishopricke, Abbey, Monasterie, etc., and which be nowe
in temporall hands," f. 30.
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of graves [by Sir Henry Spelraan], f. 40.
6. The laws of " Wrecke of the Sea, Innundation and Commissions of
Sewers, by W. B.," f. 60.*
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f. 91.
7. " Of the originall of Ecclesiasticall Jurisdiction of Testaments " [by
John Selden], f. 107.
8. " A Treatise touching the admission institution and induction of
Ministers into Ecclesiasticall Liueings and howe benifices fall into
Laps," f. 161.
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carryed themselues and exceeded their commission," etc., " by Sir
Robert Cotton, 27 April, 1624," f. 172.
10. '* A Little Treatise of Bayle and Mainprise, written at the request
of Sir Willyam Hayden, K*, by Sir Edward Coke," f. 178.
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supposed to have been Sir John Doddridge, Justice of the King's
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25255. Tbbatise upon Aarum Feginae or Queen-Gold, by William
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Agard, Depntatum Walteri Cope, Militis, vnius Camerariorum
Scaocarii dicti domini Begis in Eecepta dicti Scaccarii, vltimo
Decembri?, An° 1610, variis suis Incubracionibus :" copied from a
MS. in the Public Record Office. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
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Heniy Lord Stafford, only son of Edward, Duke of Buckyngham."
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Copies of warrants relating to the office of Keeper of the
Royal Jewels and Plat«; 14-18 Jas. I. [1616-1620]. Imperfect.
At the end is an extract from the Commons' Journals . respecting
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General [Alexander Leslie, Earl of] Leven; 15 Oct. 1645. Paper;
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Canterbury, to ecclesiastical jurisdiction [1608?]. Imperfect, f. 1.
2. "The Parson's Law:" a treatise by W[illiam] Hughes, of Orays
Inn ; chapters vi.-xxv. Imperfect, f. 49.
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26.271. Speech of William Hakewill in the House of Commons, against
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26.272. Speeches at a conference between the two Houses of Parlia-
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1 Bill of attainder against the Earl of Strafford ; [May, 1641], f. 24.
3. Argnment of Oliver St. John on the same; [29 Apr. 1641].
AfdograpK f. 86.
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264R7. PoLiTJCAL and miscellaneous papers : —
l.**QerTa8ii Tilberiensis de necessariis Scaccarii observacionibus
DialogoB," f. 1.
2. A defence of the statutes of England against the libels of foreign
writers and English fugitives; circa 1630. Imperfect, f. 14.
3. Application for proceedings in the Star Chamber against Martin
Lumley, Sheriff of Essex, for neglecting to raise ship-money ; 18
May, 16 Chas. I. [1640]; with marginal notes by Oliver St. John,
f. 21.
4. Order of the Conrt of Star Chamber discharging a fine imposed on
the City of London touching the Irish lands, etc; 29 Nov. 16
Chas. 1. [1640], f. 49.
5. " A Relation from Lisbone touching the Inauguration of Don John,
Duke of Braganza, to y* Kingdome of Portugal ; dated 22** Dec'
1640," f. 61.
6. Account l^ Queen Henrietta Maria's secretary [Sir Robert Ay ton T\
of his examination by the Committee of Inquiry after Popish
recusants; 31 May [1641], f. 63.
7. Letter from [Donogh M*Carty, 2nd] Viscount Muskerry to [David
Barry, 1st] Earl of Barrymore, on the causes of the insurrection in
Ireland; 17 Mar. 164^. Copy. f. 58.
8. Charles I. to the Parliament proposing a conference ; Oxford, 3 Mar.
164J; with the votes of the Houses thereon; 6 Mar. 164J. Copy,
f. 60.
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gan, on bebalf of the King, and the Commissioners of the confede-
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rate catholics of Ireland; 25 Aug. 1645; *'a true eoppy of the
originall coppy found in the Archbibhopp of Tuams carriage " by
Arthur Annesley and Robert King, f. 62.
10. Key to a cipher, being an alphabetical list of words with numbers,'
f. 68.
11. R[alph]Cudworth[D.D., Master of Christ's College, Cambridge]
, to [Oliver] St. John, Lord Chief Justice [of Common Pleas], f. 82.
12. The Scotch Parliament to the Commandant at Newctistle and
Berwick, complaining of the seizure of Scotch ships ; n,d. Copy,
£84.
13. The use of records in the Tower " about the improuement and
sale of Forest Lands," by "William Ryley, Cleike of the Records;"
with a view of their effect on the sale of the lands, f. 85.
14. Invitation from the Scotch Parliament to Charles II. to enter Soot-
land; 1 July, 1650, f. 88.
15. List of persons " not to be remoued out of the Country [Scotland]
vntill the Commissioners be heard theranent ;" 4 July, 1650, f. 90.
16. Notes by Oliver St. John on the offices of Chancellor and Master
of the Rolls. Autograph, f. 91.
17. Articles against Edward [Hyde], Earl of . Clarendon ; 10 July,
1663, f. 95.
18. Oliver St. John, **le Jeune" [third son of the Chief Justice] to
his brother; 12 Jan. 1672, f. 99.
19. Scheme for a Protestant association against the plots of seminary
priests; [temp. James I.?], f. 101.
20. " A Scheme shewing the Proportion each county in England payes
to y* 3 shilling aid for the year 1699 and y* number of members
each county sends to Parliament," f. 104.
21. " What appeared on opening the Body of Francis S* Johns Esq.,
aged 72, who dyed July j* 29*^ 1705," by William Cowper, f. 105.
22. ** Deceased of my kindred or acquaintance," drawn up by one of
the S* John family [Sir Francis S' John, Bart. ?], f. 107.
23. [Charles Spencer] Earl of Sunderland to Dr. [Henry] Newton,
Envoy at Geneva ; Whitehall, 4 Feb. 170f Copy, f. 108.
24. The pastors of the church and professors of Geneva to the Uni-
versity of Oxford; 27 Sept. 1706; and the reply; 5 Feb. 170|.
Copies, i, 109.
25. Oliver St. John [son of Oliver, third son of the Chief Justice ?] to
his cousin [Francis St. John ?] ; 3 Oct. [1714], f. 111.
26. Copy of a mock " Memorial of several Noblemen and Gentlemen
of the First Rank and Fortune," respecting the education of the
Prince of Wales [afterwards George III.], by Horace Walpole;
1753, f. 112.
27. " Manners :" a satyr by [Paul] Whitehead ; 173 J ; with an answer,
f. 117.
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29. Various pieoes in verse, ff. 113, 122, 126, 127, 129, 132.
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86,278. 1. Ck>MMENTARY on St. Paurs Epistle to the Ephesians; by
Oliver St. John, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas. Autograph,
11.
2. ** Eldership the greatest Lordship :" an anonymous tract on presby-
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General; [1641-1643]. Imperfect, f. 119. *
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86.883. Theological common-place book. At f. 66 is a draft of a
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[o6. 1624]. Paper ; xviith.cent. Quarto.
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notes ; —
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out of y* Library of y* late Duke of Chandos. *H S' J " [Henry
St. John]. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
26.288. R^QisTBUM abbatisd de Bnrgo S. Petri ; containing documents
during the abbacies of William Gyenge [or Genge] and John
Deeping; [1396-1438].
Included are —
1. Betum of the array of the clergy of the diocese of Lincoln ; 1418,
f. 84.
2. Taxation of the abbey, f. 91.
3. Beceipts of the same ; [1401, 1402], f. 93.
4. Gaol-deliveries of Peterborough ; 9 Hen. IV. [1408], 13 Hen. VI.
[1434], ff. 114, 154.
Vellum ; xvth cent. At either end are some leaves of a missal of
the xmth cent. Large Quarto.
25.289. Evidences adduced on the part of the abbey of Waltham Holy
Cross, CO. Essex, in law suits with the town of Cheshunt, co. Herts,
and others, on the right of pasture in Waltham marshes ; temp.
Hen. Vin. Lot. and Eng. Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
25.290. Extracts from the Libri Auxiliorum concerning the counties
of Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex; tempp. Hen. IIL-Hen. IV.
There are also —
1. Notes relating to the family of Tatteshall, f 6.
2. Instructions " what landes should be holden in capite by knightes
service at the sale then made " in various counties ; 2] Oct. 31 Eliz.
[1589]. f. 41.
Paper; ctVca 1695. Folio.
25.291. 1. Feodart of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, with
index of places; tempp. Edw. I.-Eliz. LcU, f . 1.
2. Calendar of tenants in capite in co. Sussex ; tempp. Hen. III.-
Edw. IV. LaJt, f. 285.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
25.292. ExTENTA Maneriorum in comm. Suffolda et Norfolcia. Paper ;
xviith cent. On the cover is a crest : a pelican. Folio.
25.293. '' Knightes Fees belonginge to the Manner of Fomoett in the
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oonniieB of Norffolk and Suffolk," held of Thomas [Howard] Dnke
of Norfolk ; 3 Eliz. [1560-1561]. Lai. Paper ; xviith cent. Polio.
S6,S94L Survey of the lands and possessions of [Edward Stafford]
Dnke of Bnckingham, made by Thomas Magnus and William
Walweyn; 13 Hen. VIK [1621]. Paper; xvuth cent. Folio.
25^6. '* A Books of all the senerall Sheires which haue compounded
with hifl Majestie for all kinde of prouicions of victualles to bee
aemed unto his highnes howse;" 7 James I. [1609-1610]. Paper
and Tellum ; xvuth cent. Folio.
26,2961 Bailiffs' aooounts of lands of dissolved monasteries, in co.
Stafford; 5-8 Eliz. [1562-1566].. Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
25,297. Survey of manors, lands, etc., in co. Stafford, belonging to the
Queen, made by Christopher Peyton, her Majesty's surveyor, John
Skovington, and John Offleye; 19 Nov. 19 Eliz. [1577]. With
tignaiures and aeah. Vellum. Folio.
2SJM8. SuBVET of the borough and manor of Burton, oo. Stafford,
taken by Sir Amyas Pawlett, and others; 12-14 May, 27 Eliz.
[1685], Lak Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
25.299. " A Note of such evidences as may any waie conceme the
Cbappell or any the Chauntrie landes to the same belonginge
beinge in Pelsall," oa Stafford ; tempp, Edw. U.-Eliz. Paper; xvith
cent. Folio.
25.300. Declaration of the account of John Grenefylde, of sums
received and disbursed by him for the support of the garrison of
the Isles of Sully and Triskoo [Scilly and Tresco] ; 1 Mary-5 and 6
Ph. and Mar. [1563-1558]. Signed by [WiUiam Paulet, Marquis
of] Winchester [Lord High Treasurer], Bichard Sackville [Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer], and [Sir] Walter Mildmay. Vellum;
xvith cent. Folio.
26,90L Notes of " inquisitiones post mortem," co. York; 1620-1624,
1644. Paper ; xviith cent. Small Octavo.
25,302. Miscellaneous papers, principally copies of the xvuth cent.,
«z. : —
1. Part of a chartnlary of the abbey of Croyland, co. Line. ; tem^.
Hen. IIL-Edw. L ; xvth-xvith oentt. Lot. f. 1.
2. Valuation of monastio lands, chiefly in co. Stafford, f. 9.
3. Papers concerning Peterborough; 1614-1658, ff. 39, 145, 147, 154.
4. Subsidy aooount for co. Bedford; 1628, f. 40.
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176 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,302—26,806.
5. Papers relating to Huntingdon, among which are, an enquiry into
a complaint against " Maister Cromwell " and another ; Dec. 1630 ; —
and an address of the inhabitants to Oliver Cromwell ; 1654, ff. 48,
68, 70, 150, 152.
6. Law cases ; Francis Towneley v, Edward Sherborne ; [1633], f. 52 ; —
Cecil Calvert, Lord Baltimore v. Sir Thomas Beynell and others ;
[1639?], f. 96;— Philip, Lord Herbert and otlier6 v, [Thomas
• Wentworth] Earl of Cleveland; [1641 ?], £.119.
7. " The proceeding at the Justice Seate holden for the furrest of
Deane at Gloucester Castle ; 10 July, 1634," f. 66.
8. Arguments to prove the King's property in sea-lands, marshes, ete.^
f. 72.
9. Warrant of assignment of land in the great level fens to [Francis
Bussell] Earl of Bedford; [1639];-^and answer to a petition to
parliament against drainage; [1649], ff. 86, 129.
10. Orders for pardon of John Oldfield, of Spalding, and Sir John
Norton, Bart., and John Norton, of Rotherfield, for bearing arms
against the parliament; 1 Oct. 1647, 1 Mar. 164J, ff. 141, 143.
11. Mason's agreement for windows for the mansion of Chief Justice
Oliver St. John at Longthorpe, co. Northampton; 8 Feb. 165|,
f. 153.
12. Presentment of the grand jury of Northampton, respecting ** a dis-
affected party in this county;" [1683?], f. 156.
Paper. Folio.
26,303. Miscellaneous English poems of the xviith cent. Among the
authors are —
Robert Herriok, ff. 66 b, 128 b, 145, 157. | Richard Corbett, ff. 102, 107 b.
John Hoskins, ff. 70 i), 162.
H[enry] K[ing], ff. 78, 147, 174, 179.
Ben Jonson, ff. 77, 98, 111 b.
T[homas] C[arewl ff. 77. 139 b, 140,
141, 148, 149 b-153 b, 160, 161, 164.
John Beaumont, ff. 86 b, 91.
Ungh Holland, f 92.
Henry Hasvrell, f. 93.
Francid Beaumont, ff. 108 b, 105^
Bryan Dnppa, f. 109.
Richard Clarke, ff. 1«9, 169 b, 171 b.
Robert Ellioe, f. 170 b.
Henry Blunt |pr Blount], ff. 170 b, 171,
179 b.
J. Vaughan, f. 179.
T[homa8] May, ff. 186 b, 187.
At the end are a few *' charectors " and mock armorial bearings.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Octavo.
26,304. "• The Origiuall Nature and Immortallity of the Soul :** the
poem by JSir John Da vies, printed under the title " Nosce te
ipsum." The dedication is dated 11 July, 1692. At f. 44 b is a
sonnet : ** The Visions of Petmrch ;" beginning — " Being one day
at my window all alone." Paper. Small Quarto.
26,306. *' FoRTiTdDiNis eiusque piinoipalium partium desoriptio/' by
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,306--25,313. .77
Alexander Sovions; with an epistle dedicatory to Bernardino de
Mendoca, the diplomatist. Paper ; early xviith cent. Folio.
SS»S06. " A Catalogue of Greek, Latine, French, Spanish, Portugese^
Italian and English Books" forming the library of Francis St.
John [aon of Chief Justice Oliver St. John ?]. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Fcdio.
25,307. 1« EnsTOLS ed Evangelii per tutto I'anno alia Messa ; with a
calendar, f. 2 b.
2. ^ Lordine et la forma de oostnmi et usance le qnali sema la con-
gr^adone de poueri nulgarmente detti yhesuati,*' customs and
Qsages of the fraternity of Jesnati, of St. Jerome, at Padua, f. 125.
Vellnni ; late xvth cent. In stamped leather binding. Octavo.
25,808. Cbonica di Bologna di Giaoomo de'Zilii; 1494-1513. Im-
per/eel^ v^anting the first page. See Add. MS. 16,523. Paper;
iTith cent Small Folio.
25.309. *' CoNSTinrnoKi e statuti de la compagnia del crooefisso de
Sancto Marcello de Eoma," as established in 1522. At f. 31 is a
copy of a brief of Pope Julins III. according certain privileges to
the confraternity ; 1 554. Vellum ; xvith cent. In the original
binding of stamped leather. Small Folio.
25.310. Statutes of the guild of innkeepers at Home, as confirmed by
Pope Clement YIII. ; 22 June, 1595. Lot. and Ital With con-
finnations of the statutes by senators, conservators, and other
oflBcials of Bome down to the year 1780; with signaturei and seals.
Vellnm and paper ; xvith-xvinth centt. On the covers are the arms
of Barberini surmounted by a cardinal's hat. Small Quarto.
25,81L SioiLLA ICagica cum precibus, etc. Vellum roll, 10 ft. 11 in.
X 1^ in., containing on the one side magical signs for chanuH
against diseases, wounds, etc.; and on the other prayei-s, etc., in
Latin, xvnth cent.
26,312. Bxpoerno Haymonis, Halberstadensis Episcopi, super Apoca-
lypsin. At f. 183 b is a short treatise *' de canone evangeliorum,"
by Eudes, abbat of St. Martin, Toumay, in 1092, and afterwardH
Bushop of Gambray; and at f. 135 is a table of degrees of con-
sanguinity. Vellum; xnth cent. Belonged to the abbey of St.
Martin, of Toumay. From the library of P. P. C. Lammens.
Quarto.
25413. The Gospels of St. Matthew and St. Luke, in the Quichua
language of Peru. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
MSS.— 18C3. N
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178 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,314—20,320.
20,314. The Ooepels of SS. Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and the Acts
and Epistles, in the Qnichua language; 1824. Paper. Small
Quarto.
20,310. YocABULART of the native languages of the district of Koo-
nawur, or Kunawar, in the Bengal Presidency of India, by Lieutenant
A. Gerard; 1824. Paper; belonged to Baron P. Leopold van
Alstein, of Ghent. Folio.
20.316. Chinese-Latin dictionary by Basile de Glemona, a missionary
in China. On f . 2 is the note, *' Dictionnaire envoy e par Monsieur
Baux, Superieur de la Mission Fran^aise k Peking pour M. [Chr.
Louis Jos.] de Guignes, Besident k Quanton, 1788 ;" with the arms
of De Guignes. Paper ; xvinth cent. Belonged to Baron P. L .van
Alstein. Folio.
20.317. 1. ** BocABULARio [Chino-Espanol] de lengua Sangleya [a
Chinese dialect spoken in the Philippine Islands] per las letraz de
el A. B. C," f. 2.
2. '* Lo que deve saver el ministro para administrar los Sacramentos ;"
in the same dialect, f. 225.
3. " Arte de la lengua Chio Chin," otherwise called Chin-Chen, from a
town of that name in the province of Fokien, in China, f. 313 b.
Paper; xvuith cent. Formerly belonged to H. J. Klaproth, and
to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Octavo.
20.318. 1. " Aanteekeningen omtrent de Daijris, of Opper-Yorsten, en
de Sjogoens of Eroons Bevelbebberen, benevens bet Jaarlijks Cere-
monieel in bet Paleis te J6do, de Vijf groote Feest of Compliment-
dagen, en bet Feest der Lantaams," f. 2.
2. '' Inleiding tot de Huwlijks plechtigbeden," on the marriage cere-
monies of the Japanese, f. 93.
The author of Uiese papers was Tsaak Titsingh, head of the Dutch
factory at Nangasaki, etc., at the end of the xviiith cent. [See
Add. MSS. 9,390-9,397, 18,099, 18,100.]
Paper ; xvnith cent. Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Folio.
20.319. '' Arte de la lengua general de la Ynga, llamada Iquechhua," or
Quichua, the language of Peru. Following the grammar are *' Con-
' fesionarios," or forms to be used in confession, in Quichua and in
the dialects of the Peruvian tribes of the Amages and Chinchaisuios.
Paper ; xviiith cent Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Small
Octavo.
25i320. *' ExuoRTATiONUM Moralium pro Indis, prsBsertim harum Mis-
sionum, du» partes : prima de Yerbo Dei et tribus virtutibus theo-
logicis; secunda do tribus Indorum vitijs, et festis eorum prae-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,321—26,333. 179
cipnifl.'* Sermons in the Quicbua language of Peru. The second
part only is oontaiiied in the present volume. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Octavo.
26,83L ** YocABULABio de la lengua Cnniba [N. Peru] escrito por el
Padre Fr. Buenaventura Marques, Predicador en Uoajali alias
Manoa, del Castellano al Gunibo .... a favor del Colegio de
Ooopa, 26 Dec. 1800." Paper. Belonged to Baron P. L. van
Alstein. Small Quarto.
26,382. " Abtb de la Lengua Gholona." At the end are notes by Fr.
Pedro de la Mata; Traxillo, 21 Oct. 1748; -and by Fr. Geronimo
Cloia; S. Buenaventura del Valle, 19 Feb. 1772. Paper; xviiith
cent. Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Octavo.
26«S23. ** YocABULARio en la lengua Castellana, la del Yngay Xebera."
Paper ; xvuith cent. Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Small
Octavo.
26.824. " G&AMATiCA de la Lengua Xibera ;" containing, in addition
to the rules of grammar, prayers, catechisms, eic.^ in the Xibera
dialect. Paper ; xvmth cent. Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein.
Small Octavo.
26.825. History of Georgia from 1647 to 1757, compiled from the
works of native writers, in Bussian. Paper ; avinth cent. On f. 2
is a chronological list of principal events, in Oerman, by H. J. Klap-
roth, to whom the MS. formerly belonged. It afterwards passed to
Baron P. L. van Alstein. Folio.
26.826. " Yerdadera Fortuna de las Canarias y Breve Noticia de la
Milagrosa Imagen de nuestra Senoradel Pino de Oran Ganaria ....
[por] el B. P. Fr. Diego Henriquez, Minorita, Hijo de la Provincia de
fckoit Diego de Ganaria," etc. ; completed and licensed in 1714. Paper.
Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Octavo.
86.827. HiSTORLA. de los varones iusignes de la Compania de Jesus
del Peru, por el Padre Anello Oliva. Apparently autograph. An
abstract, in French^ of the first book was published in 1857 by
H. Temaux Compans, with the title ^* Histoire du P6ron, par le
P. Anello Oliva.'* Paper ; xvnth cent. Quarto.
26,388. "OssBTiscH, Dugorisch, Kurdische Wortersammlung ver-
glichen mit' Zend, Pehlvi, und Persisch iiebst anderen Sprachen ;"
by H[einrich] J[uliBs] Klaproth ; Tiflis, 6 May, 1808. Autograph.
Paper. Belonged to Baron P. L. van Alstein. Folio.
JFbr deicriptiam o/Noe. 26,829-26,383, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
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180 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,884—26,846.
26,834-26,888. Collections for a history of the borough of Ipswich,
c^>. Suffolk, made by William Batley, town-clerk. In three volumes.
Vol. I. contains a narrative of events down to William IV., with
translations of charters, etc, ; Vol. il, particulars of members of par-
liament and ofiSoers of the corporation, and papers concerning
appointments ; and Vol. iii., proceedings of the corporation to 1827,
etc. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26.887. Collections relating to the boundaries of the borough of Ips-
wich, made by William Batley, bailiff of Ipswich, 1812-1819 ; con-
sisting chiefly of descriptions of perambulations, transcripts of
papers in law cases, and plans ; with a few original documents of
the xviith cent. Paper ; xvnth-xixth centt. Folio.
26.888. *' Extracts from ' Bacon's Book ' in the possession of the cor-
poration of Ipswich ;*' containing an account of the borough down to
the reign of Queen Elizabeth, with notes and corrections and an
index ; by John Wodderapoon. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Abstract of Inquisitiones post mortem i-elating to Suffolk ;
1 Edw. L-6 Edw. IV. [1272-1467] " transkted from an ancient MS.
penes R Sparrow, of Worlingham Hall, Suffolk, by John Wodder-
spoon." Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26,340. Taxatio nonaa garbarum in com. Suffolo.; 14 Edw. III.
[1340J. In the handwriting of Craven Ord. Paper; xixth cent.
Quarto.
26.841. *' Translation of the Domesday of Ipswich [Add. MS. 26,012]
containing the Antient Laws, Usages and Constitutions of that
Borough, by W. Blingworlh, F.S.A., Deputy Keeper of Becords in
the Tower; 1812." Paper. Folio.
26.842. Aooompts of Christ's Hospital, Ipswich; 1669-1673, 1578-
1682; containing items of the weekly charges for repairs, main-
tenance, and apparel of the poor inmates, signed by the surveyors,
auditors, and others. Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
26,848. Acgomfts of the almshouses of Henry Toolie's foundation, in
Ipswich ; 1566-1696; with lists of the wardens and other officials.
At f. 23 b are " the chardges of Mr. Tolie's tombe" in St. Mary Key
Church ; and on f. 24 is a modem engraving of the tomb. Paper ;
xvith cent. Belonged to J. Wodderspoon. Folio.
26,844. AccoMPTS of the churchwardens of the parish of St. Peter,
Ipswich, from 1663 to 1664; including lists of church furniture,
etc. J with gignatttree. Paper; xvith and xviith centt. Folio.
26,846. Extracts from the will-books at Ipswich, 1437-1630; relating
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,346—26,361. 181
cbieBy to bequests to churches and religious houses; by John
NVodderspoon ; 1848. Paper. Folio.
26,346. Notes and extracts relating to ancient tenuren, with copies of
early charters. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
85»347. Papsbs relating to Matthew Alured, Colonel in the Parlia-
mentary service ; consisting chiefly of accounts of his regiment of
foot, his instructions as commander-in-chief in the Islands of Moola
[Mull] and Skye, and charges against him of conduct inciting to
mutiny; 1650-1654. At f. 34 is a copy of a letter, signed " R. H.,"
to Charles Fleetwood, Lord Deputy of Ireland, inveighing against
the assumption of absolute power by Cromwell ; [1654J. Paper ;
xvnih cent. Folio.
S5,S4S. ** Thb True Tragi-Comedie formarly acted at court and now
reuied [revived] by ane eie witnes, before which ar drawn the
Liuely pictures or caracters of the most contsidarable parsons repre-
sented." A play in five acts, having for its plot the divorce of
Lady Frances Howard, Countess of Essex, in 1613, and her
marriage witb Bobert Carr, Earl of Somerset ; vdth historical and
other notes in the margins. Among the " characters " in the preface
are those of King James, the Earl of Somerset, the Countess
of Essex, Sir Thomas Overbury, Robert Cecil, Lord Treasurer, the
Earl and Countess of Hertford, the Earl of Northampton, the Duke
of Lennox, and Sir Edward Coke. The last is spoken of as no
longer living, so that the play, or at least the preface, must have
been written subsequent to Sept 1634, the date of his death. Paper ;
xvuth cent Small Quarto.
86,348. *' L'Iktentioh du Roy [Henri III. de France] sur aucuns
artioleB baill^z par les depputez de la Religion "[Protestante] ;
Poitiers, 31 Aug. 1577. The King's answers are written in the
mazgins of the Articles, and are signed. Paper ; xvith cent Folio.
25,360. Papers of [Marie Armand Querri] de Maubreuil, Marquis
d'Orvault chiefly on political intrigues at the time of the first
abdication of Napoleon I., in 1814; and the imprisonment of the
Marquis for striking Prince de Talleyrand in the church of St.
Denis, 21 Jan. 1827. Included are three letters, and a printed
pamphlet by the Marquis defending himself from various charges,
addressed to the Duke of York. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
25,86L FaiiERAL ceremonies, performed, chiefly, in the Netherlands,
in honour of sovereigns and princes; 1497-1720. Fr. The obse-
quies are described, among others, of — ^Isabella, of Castillo; 1504,
f 15 I) ; — Philip the Fair, son of the Emperor Maximilian I. ; 1506,
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182 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,862—86,867.
f. 25 ;— Ferdinand, of Aragon; 1516, f. 47 ;— Adolphus, Duke of
Cleves; 1495, f. 63 b ;— Joanna, wife of Philip the Fair ; 1555, f. 76;
— Charles v.; 1558, f. 79; — Alexander Famese, Prince of Parma;
1592, f. 90;— Philip II. of Spain; 1598, f. 91 ;— Rudolf H. of Ger-
many; 1612, f. 94;— Philip III. of Spain; 1621, f. 96;— Isabella
Clara Eugenia [daughter of Philip 11.]; 1633, f. 99 ;— Ferdi-
nand III. of Germany; 1657, f. 125;— Philip IV. of Spain ; 1665,
f. 139. With some engravings. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
26.862. Memorandum-book of John Warbnrton, Somerset Herald;
1724; containing, among other things, catalogues of prints and
books of John Savage, of Alcome Hall, Kent, and a few rough
sketches of places on the coast of Norfolk and Suffolk. Paper;
xviiith cent. Duodecimo.
26.863. '* Obras Yarias poeticas :" a collection of miscellaneous poems
in Spanish and Portuguese. The Spanish poets named are : — ^Gonde
de Salinas [Diego de Silva?], Bernardo Vieira, [? Jorge] Monte-
mayor, Don Juan de Sandobal, Dun Joseph de Baroia y Zembi-ana,
Bishop of Cadiz, and Lope de Vega Carpio. The Portuguese poets
are: — Violante do Ceo, Francisco de Matos, Conde de Cooolim,
Pedro de Quadros, Pedro Duarte Ferra^, Jorge da Camara, Gre-
gorio de Matos, Frei Pedro de Sa-Dominicano, Don Francisco de
Portugal, Ignacio Monteiro, Frei Manoel de S. Joseph, Antonio
Barbora Barcelar, Francisco Roiz Lobo, and Antonio SerraO. At
f. 175 is a paraphrase in French verse of the hymn, "Ave venim
corpus," and a copy of " Vers de M' Harouet [Fran9ois Arouet de
Voltaire?] k M.' [Louis] Hacine sur son Po^me sur la Grace." The
MS. is said, on f. 1, to have been written in the Jesuits' College at
Coimbra. Paper ; xviiith cent. . Small Quarto.
26.864. ** Dks Menschlichen Leibes Proportionen von den vortreff-
lichsten und allerschonsten Antichen genommen und mit fieiss
abgemessen durch M' [Girard] Audran, Professeur der Koniglichen
Mahler Academi zu Paris." A treatise on the proportions of the
human figure, with drawings from celebrated antiques. The work
was published in French in 1683. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
26,856. Architectural sketches of St. Augustine's Gate, Canterbury,
by L. N. Cottingham, architect; Aug. 1835. Paper. Oblong
Octavo. .
26,868. ARCHiTECTaRAL sketches of the church of St. Maiy, Little
Chesterford, and 'of the pulpit in Wenden Church, co. Essex, by
Nockalls J. Cottingham, architect; 1847. Paper. Oblong Octavo.
26,867. NiNXTXEM sketches in pen and pencil of Gosfield Hall and
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,868-25,884. 183
Park, oo. Essex, with two sketches of HeYeningham Hall, co.
Suffolk, by J. C. Nattes; 1811. Paper. FoHo.
25,358-25,88L Transcripts from the correspondence of Francesco
Terriesi, Florentine Minister in London, from the archives at
Florence; 1675-1691. In twentj^-four volumes : —
25.370. Vol. xin. Apr.-Sept. 1685.
25.371. Vol. XIV. Oct. 1685-Mar. 168j.
25.372. Vol. XV. Apr.-Oct. 1686.
25.373. Vol. XVI. Nov. 1686-Mar. 168}.
25.374. Vol. xvn. Apr.-Oct. 1687.
25,.S75. Vol. xvra. Nov. 1687-Mar. 168J.
25.376. Vol. XIX. Apr.-Sept. 1688.
25.377. Vol. XX. Oct..l688-Mar. 168}.
25.378. VoL xxi. Apr.-Sept. 1689.
25.379. Vol. xxn. Oct. 1689-Mar. 168.
25.380. Vol. xxm. Apr.-Sept. 1690.
25.381. Vol. XXIV. Sept. 1690-Mar. 169?.
25,856. Vol. I. Dec. 1675-Jime, 1679.
25.359. VoL n. July, 1679-Mar. 16Jg.
25.360. VoL ni. Apr.-Oct 1680.
25.361. VoL rr. Nov. 1680-Mar. 168}.
25.362. VoL v. Apr.-Sept 1681.
25.363. VoL vi. Oct 1681-Mar. 168i.
25.364- Vol. vn. Apr.-Oct 1682.
25.365. VoL vm. Nov. 1682-Mar. 16^.
25.366. VoL dl Apr.-Oct 1683.
25.367. VoL x. Nov. 1683-Mar. 168].
25.368. VoL xi. Apr.-Sept. 1684.
25369. VoL xiL Oct 1684-Mar. 168}.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26,382. Miscellaneous original letters : 1563-1806:—
1. A[mbroee Dudley, Earl of] Warwick to "le conte de Reingroffe"
[Rhin^rave], denying knowledge of an approaching marriage
between his brother [Robert Dudley, E. of Leicester] and the
Queen ; Havre de Grace, 31 May, 1563. Fr. f. 1.
2. The same to the same ; Havre, 20 Jxme, 1563. Fr. f. 3.
3. John Reinoldes [the Epigrammatist] to [Roger] Hacket, enclosing
some Latin verses; [circa 1610]. Lot, f. 4.
4. A[lexander] Pope to Cole; London, 18 — , 1737, f. 6.
5. Thomas Birch [D.D.] to , giving the parliamentary history of
the week; London, 14 May, 1748, f. 8.
6. Stanislas Auguste [Poniatowski], King of Poland, to [Geronimo]
Marquis de Lucchesini, [Prussian Minister in Poland] ; Warsaw,
30 Oct. 1790. JPV. f. 12.
7. Joachim [Murat, . afterwards King of Naples], to the Emperor
Napoleon; Ottersdorff, 10 Oct. [1806]. Fr. f. 14.
Paper; xvith-xixth centt. Folio.
25.383. Lettbrs relating to the first engagement of Mrs. Siddons at
Drury Lane, from — [Rev.] James Bate to D. Garrick ; Worcester,
12, 19 Aug. 1776, flF. 2, 3;— William Siddons to Rev. J. Bate; Chel-
tenham, 4 Sept. 1775, f. 5; — to D. Garrick; Gloucester, 9 Nov.
1775, 9 Feb. 1776, ff. 7, 9. Paper. Folio.
26.384. Original letters to Sir Henry Spelman, the antiquary; 1619-
1638, from—
1. [Nicolas Claude Fabri] de Peireso; Paris, 11 Sept., 24 Dec 1619,
21 Dec. 1622. Fr, ff. 3, 6, 13.
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184 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,884—25,897.
2. William Camden, Olarenoeux; Chisellinrst, Id Sept. 1619, f. 6.
S.James [Ussher], Archbisliop of Aimagli; Drogheda, 1 Apr. 1628;
with a copy of the ^'Oanones Synod! Dubliniensis circa annum
1275habit8e,"ff. 15, 17.
4. Olaus Woi-m [Danish physician] ; Copenhagen, 17 June, 1629,
Lat. With 9eal. f. 21.
5.N[ioolas] Figault, the philologist; Paris, 8 July, 1630. Fr. With
seal. f. 23.
6. John Barkham [divine] ; Barking, 6 May, 1633, f. 24.
7. [Sir] Simonds D'Ewes; Stowhall, 21 July, 1634, f. 27.
S.Abraham Wteelock [Professor of Arabic]; Cambridge, 13 June,
1638. With seal. £29.
There are ateo— a letter from Sir H. Spelman to his son, John
Spelman ; 2 Feb. 161 J, f. 1 ; — some genealogical notes by the same on
the family Of Frowick, f. 8;— and a letter from N. Eigault to N. de
Peiresc; [1620?], f. 12.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
25,886. Additions by Matthew Wren, Bishop of Ely, to Sir Henry
Spelman's " Glossarium Archaiologicum ;" with two accompanying
letters from the bishop to Sir Henry ; London, 23 Mar. 163|, 5 Mar.
16|^. Paper. Folio.
20,386-26,889. Letters to John Bippon, D.D., Baptist minister;
1769-1830. Four volumes. Paper. Folio.
26,890-26,892. Notitia Dramatica; being notes of performances' on
the English stage, with incidents connected therewith, from 1702
to 1795, by Isaac Eeed. Three, volumes. Paper; XYiuth cent.
Quarto.
26,893-26,896. '' A General Catalogue of Engraved Portraits both
Brittish and Foreign with the prices at which they have been usually
marked by the Piintt^ellers in their Catalogues, compiled [by Sir
William Musgrave, Bart] a*" 1777." Imperfect; (Seven of the twenty-
six paii» into which it was originally divided being missing. Three
volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent Quarto.
26,398. *' A General Alphabetical List of Foreigners who (in case
there be any prints of them) are entitled to a place in the appendix
to the Series of Brittish Portraits either as having been admitted
Knights of the Garter or Fellows of the Royal Society, or residing
here as Ministers from Foreign Courts," etc.; compiled by Sir
WiUiam Musgrave. Paper ; xvmth cent Quarto.
26,897. Alphabetical ILst of foreigners whose titles differ from their
family names; compiled by Sir William Musgrave. Imperfect,;
commencing with the name d'Erqueri. Paper; xvmth cent.
Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 26,898—26,418. 185
25,398. 1. "A Catalogue of Engraved Portraits in the Brittish
Museum, 1779 ;" compiled by Sir William Musgrave, f. 1.
2. " A list of some of tbe engraved Portraits in the King's Collection
transcribed [by Sir W. Musgrave] fix>m the MS. Index, 1780," f. 81.
Paper; xvuith cent. Quarto.
85,899. Catalogues of engraved portraits in the Portland collection
at Bolstrode, and in the collection of the Dowager Duchess of Poiir
land; compiled by Sir William Musgrave, 1780; not including the
British portraits or those by Van Dyck and Nanteuil. Paper ;
xvnith cent. Quarto.
85,400, 26,401. '* A Dictionabt of Engravers Antient and Modem
since the origin of the art, with a Catalogue of the principal Por-
traits engraved by them, compiled by Sir William Musgrave, Bart,
in 1780." Ifniperfed ; ending with the name Potre. Two volumes.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Quarto.
S5,40S. 1. " A DicriONAfiT of Portrait-Painters with a List of some
of the Engravings after the Portraits painted by them ;*' compiled
by Sir W illiam Mnsgrave, f. 1.
2. ** A List of Artists whose Portraits are engraved " in the works of
Vasari, Bidolfi, Malvasia, and Sandrart; compiled by the same,
f. 64.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Qnarto.
85,408, 26,404. Catalogue of the printed books belonging to Sir
William Musgrave, Bart In two voltunee ; the first '* Methodical,"
divided into classes; the second '* Alphabetical." Paper; xviuth
cent. Quarto.
S5,40ft-S5,41S. Correspondence of the &mily of Grant, of Tammore
and Ballindalloch, consisting of private and business letters chiefly
addressed, by members of his family and others, to Bobert Grant of
Tammore, Factor lo Patrick Grant, Lord Elchies; 1670-1779.
In eight volumes. VoL i. 1670-1729 ; Vol. n. 1730-1735 ; Vol. iii.
1736-1739; VoL iv. 1740-1744; VoL v. 1745-1748; Vol. vi. 1749-
1763; VoL vn. 1754-1767; VoL vm. 1758-1779. Paper; xvuth-
xvmth centt. Quarto.
85,418. Sihilar correspondence, consisting chiefly of letters addressed
to Bobert Grant, of Tammore, by r[atrick] Grant, Lord Elchies ;
1727-1762 ;— and by William Grant, son of Bobert ; 1756-1780. At
f. 1 is a warrant signed by Adam Cokbume, of Ormistoun, Lord
Justice Clerk, for the apprehension of William Steuart for the
murder of Alexander Grant; 19 Nov. 1719. Paper; xvmth cent.
Folio.
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186 ADDITIONAL MS8., 26,414-20,420.
25,414, 26,416. Accounts of the rents, crops, etc., of the estate of
Ballindalloch, Morayshire, belongmg to the fiaixuly of Grant ; 1702-
1762. Two volumes. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
26.416. NsGoaATiOKS of Sir Bobert Cecil, Ambassador in France, in
1598; with copies of his instructions, the Qneen's letters to the
King of France, etc., '* wherof some use may be made on whatsoever
occasion of Eenewing of Peace betwene England and Spayne, par-
ticularly matters of TrafiScke." Paper; xvnth cent. At the be-
ginning and end of the volume are a few leaves containing part of
a treatise of the xvnith cent., in Spanish, on the necessity of a nation
invoking foreign assistance, with extracts from Camden's '* Annales,"
etc. Small Folio.
26.417. " Beceul des antiquitez de Flandres :" a Chronicle of Flanders
to the year 1609 ; by Philippe Wielant, President of the Council of
Flanders [cb. 1619]. Fr. Paper; xvith cent. On f. 1 is the
nameof ^'Antonius Sanderus, Gandavensis," with the following note
written beneath: '*Ce livre et histoire je Philippe de Lespinoy,
seigneur de la Chappelle, etc., ay achete a Ypre en la vendue
tenue publiquement des livres du dit Anthoine Sanderus, cha-
noisne du dit Ypre le x et xii daoust de Ian 1630.'* Philippe de
i'Espinoy uses the Chronicle for his '*B6cherche des Antiquitez
et noblesse de Flandres." On ff. 226 b, 227 b is the name Jehan
Desmartin, 1684. In the original binding. Folio.
26.418. '* Primeba. part de la Historia General de Cathaluna,'' from the
Deluge to the reign of Eoderic, the Visigoth ; by [Pedro] Antonio
Yiladamor, "secretari de sa Magestad y son Archiuer en la corona de
Arago," 1685. Paper ; xvith cent. " Petrus Antonius Marcer," on
the fly-leaf. Folio.
26.419. Treatises by Francisco Hoiz Silvera or Silveira, '* natural da
Cidade de Lainego :" —
1. '* Eeforma^flo da Milioia e Oovemo do estado da India oriental,"
f. 1.
2. " Discursos sobre a reforma^am da iustica, da comarca, da Beira e
autre Douro e Minho," etc., f. 206.
On f. 3 b is a sonnet by Don Francisco de Vargas ** a la Nacion Por-
toguesa ;" on f. 206 b a sonnet by Dom Joam Pacheco '' em fauor da
iustica ;" and on f. 296 an '^ Estancia de Jorge Botelho."
Paper ; xvmth cent. In the original binding. Small Quarto.
26.420. *' SuMA de las cosas Cantabricas y Ouipuzcoanas, compuestas
per Zaldivia, natural de la ViUa de Tolosa, ano de 1664 :" a general
history of the province of Guipuzcoa, in Spain, from the thne of
Augustus Cassar. At the end are — Lists of persons summoned to
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,481-26,434. 187
the Cortes of Navarre in 1565 and 1580, f. 60; and a list of
*' lugarea de Navarra del Obispado de Pamplona," etc,, f. 70 b.
IViper ; xviiith cent. Small Folio.
For deBenptioHB o/Nqb. 26,421-25,423, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
86,494. Catalogue of tbe library of Sir Isaao Newton. At the end
are two receipts from Tbomas Pilkington and Catherine Conduitt,
nieoe of Sir L ^ Newton, administrators of his estate, to John
Hnggins, for the purohase-money of the whole library, with the
exception of six books containing MS. notes ; 2 Jnne and 20 July,
1727. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
86,425. *' Lettere del Cardinale Beginaldo Polo, Legato della S. Sede
Apostolica, e d' altri, per rimettere il Regno d' Inghilterra alia Fede
8^ Cattolica Apostolica Bomana :" copies of correspondence of Car-
dinal Pole with the Pope, and royal and other persons ; 1553, 1554;
partly in Latin, bnt chiefly translated into Italian. Paper ; xynth
cent. '*£x libris Joannis BaptistaB Baymundi de Silva, Comitis
Castri S. Petri et Baronis Bomani." Octavo.
85,486. '' Statdtbs and Ordinances for the ordering of the Schoole-
maister and Schoole of Dorchester made the twentie-nineth day of
' September 1652 by John Fetiplace, of Swinbrooke^ Esq., founder of
the said Schoole." On the fly-leaves are memoranda relating to the
charch at Dorchester, from 1673 to 1703. Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
86.427. "The Substance of Seventy Seven Sermons, on Several
Subjects, Preached by the Beverend and Laborious Divine M'
George Gifford, late Minister of Saint Dunstan the East, London,
as the same were taken from his mouth in shorthand and since
transcribed, 1687." Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
86.428. Mctbical version of the Psalms. Imperfect. Beginning at
Pa. xxxvii. v. 35. The first line of Ps. xxxviii. is, ** 0 Lord, rebuke
me not in rage." Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
86.429. Verbal index to the first four and part of the fifth books of
Milton's " I^aradise Lost." Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
86.430. 85,431. Journal of travels of Charles MaoFarlane in Turkey
and Asia Minor; 1847, 1848. Two volumes. Paper. Octavo.
85,438, 85,433. Hindui-Enolish Dictionary. Two volumes. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
86,434. Lss Prophecies de Merlin, translated out of Latin into French
by '• mestre Richart dyrlande," at the command of the Emperor
Frederic IL ; beginning with the second part. Imperfect at the end.
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188 ADDITIONAL M8S., 26,48(h-26,441.
See the Catalogue of Bomances. Vellum; xivth cent; in double
columns. In leather binding of the xvith cent. Small Folio.
26,436. LoosBucH, or Book of Fate, in Oerman verse, beginning : —
Du solt dich elenden in dirr wat
Fiz daz dein sel von dir gat
It is preceded by vaticinal tables containing lists of names from
sacred and profane history, with numbers, magical sentences, etc.
Vellum; xvih cent. With coarsely executed paintings. On the
inside of the cover is a wood-carving, painted and gilt, having in
the four comers the symbols of the evangelists, and in the centre,
within a circle divided into numbered spaces, a revolving human
figure, the hand pointing to the numbei-s. Quarto.
26.436. BuKDBUCH : containing copies of acts and documents relating
to the Swabian I..eague; 1486-1496. Oer. Vellum; xvith cent.
Belonged to the Abbey of Elchingen in 1611 (?). Quarto.
26.437. Papers relating to Freiburg, etc, in Switzerland ; 1364-1468 ;
consitfting of copies of charters of the Emperor and the Dukes of
Austria and Savoy, with documents concerning the confederacy of
the Cantons. Oer. and Lai, The old title at the beginning of the
volume is, "Der von Friburg in Ochtland Sach vnd etlich new*
handel durch Hertzog Sigmunden wider die aitgnossn die inbe-
halten sind." Paper ; xvith cent. Quarto.
26.438. Sancti Gregorii Magni Vita per Joannem Levitam. At
f. 102 b is a copy of an edict of F[rederic I., Barbarossa], Emperor,
in support of the Antipope Paschal III.; WUrzburg, kal. Junii.
Vellum; xiuth cent.; in double columns. Formerly belonged to
the monastery of Pare, near Louvain. Quarto.
26.439. Petri de Vineis Summa de ge»tis Frederici [IL] Imperatoris.
On f. 136 is a copy of a letter from the Emperor Adolphus [of
Nassau] to the Count de Salmis [?Solms], urging him to defend his
lands against Philip [IV.], King of France; Nuremberg, vii id.
Sept. A** 3 [1295]. Vellum; in double columns ; xivth cent. Pur-
chased for the Society of Jesus of Louvain by [Robert] Bellarmine,
afterwards cardinal, circa 1570. Folio.
26.440. Alberti Aquensis Historia expeditionis Hierosolimitanss : an
account of the first crusade; 1095-1121. Written in 1390 by order
of John Ego de Pucbey, Canon of S. Gengulph at Florennes
and purchased in 1413 for the Chapter Library of Li6ge. Paper.
Quarto.
26.441. ViNCENTii Bellovacensis Speculi Historialis pars iii. libb.
xvii.-xxiv. ; with an index of names and table of chapters. Vellum ;
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,441— S5,M9. 189
in doable oalnmnB; ziuth cent. With illuminated initials. Be-
longed to St. Martin's Abbey of Tours. On f. 1 is an ordinance of
the dcbeTin of Toumay respecting claims of Dame Peronne Michel [?],
widow of Jean de Cordes, upon the estate of Adrien de Callonne ;
29 Jan'. 1665. Folio.
86.442. PoRTOLANO of seven maps of the coast-lines of Europe and
Northern Africa, with one of the world ; and tables of declination
and the SMiacal signs. On f. 4 b is ''Baptista Agnese fecit
Yenetiis amno domini 1564 die 25 Mai." Vellum. Small Folio.
26.443. ** DuELO y Campo de Batalla que en el ano de 1487 tuvieron
Don Pedro Maga [de Lioana e Comele] y [Don Joan Frances de
ProMnta] el Conde de Almenara en la Corte y a presencia del Bey
de Navarra," containing copies of letters and official documents
recoTding the circumstances of the duel. Paper; xvnth cent.
Folio.
86.444. HisrroiBB de la guerre de Beligion entre TEmpereur Charles Y.
et les Princes d'Allemagne, commencee en 1525 et finie en 1547 ;
par Monsieur [Sebastien de FAubespine, Abb6] de Bassefontaine.
With corrections. Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
26.445. ** HiSTOiRE de la guerre de trente ans :" a transcript of the
preceding mannscript ; with alterations. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26.446. ^^RBQiflmtBS du Parlement es ann^ee de la minority du Boy
Lonis 14 de ce nom soube la regence et administration de sa
tres illustre et tres vertueuse m^re la Beine Anne d'Autriche,
ensemble de ce qui s'y est pass6 sur la fin du regne du Boy Louis
le Juste [Xin.] jusques en Tannic 1654." Imperfect at the end.
The entries extend from 1641 to 1647. Paper; xviith cent. With
engraved portraits. Folio.
26.447. Thb Pimander of Hermes Trism^stus : a translation of the
1st, 15th, 5th, and 8th [here called the 16th] chapters, and com-
mentary of the French edition of Francois de Foix, by Thomas,
3rd Lord Fairfax. At the end is " A fragment writen by Mboji-
lapus to King Amon,'* from the 16 th chapter of the same version.
Autograph. Prefixed is an epitaph on Lord Fairfax, ngned Br. fix.
[Brian Fail fax]. Paper; xvnth cent. Folio.
26.448. News-lbtteks, chiefly written from Madrid to Francesco
Dionisio Dormer at Zaragoza; 1688-1706. Span. Paper. Small
Quarto.
26,448. H. Accii Plauti oomoBdiaa YIII. : scilicet, Amphitruo, f. 1 ;
Asinaria, f. 21 b ; Captivi, f. 38 ; Curoulio, f. 56 ; Aulularia,
f. 68 b; Cassina, f. 83 b; Cifttellaria, f. 98. Epidicus, f. 106.
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190 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,449—26,468.
Imperfect. Vellum ; in an Italian hand ; late xvth cent. With illu-
minated initials and a few marginal paintings. At the foot of f. 1
is a coat of arms or, three fishes in triangle az., carrying scrolls with
the words, "Totabilis," "Nabilis" and **Iiabilis." The motto is" omnis
vita est suplicium." From the Archinto Library at Milan. Octavo.
26.460. " Lucii Annei Flori compendiosi historici Eomane historie
Epithoma." Vellum ; xvth cent. With an illuminated initial and
a coat of arms arg., on a chevron az., five stars or, issuant from
the base point a tree proper fructed gules, on a chief or, an eagle
displayed sable. From the Archinto Library at Milan. Octavo.
26.461. NiooLAi Priolo Officia ; containing the oath taken by him as
Procurator of St. Mark at Venice [1531] ; with the rules and ordi-
nances of that office. Lot, and Ital. Vellum ; xvith cent. With
an illuminated title-page. Belonged to James Bindley, F.S.A.
Octavo.
26.462. " Liber IsottsBus,'' with other Latin poems in praise of Sigis-
mondo Pandolfo Malatesta [d. 1461] and Isotta of Eimini, his
mistress. The names of the authors are : — Porcelius [Pietro Por-
cellio, of Naples] ; Basinius Parmensis [Basinio de' Basanii, of
Parma]; Trebanius Aurelius; Tadeus Bononiensis; Ouarinus
Veronensis ; Bobertus Flaminius ; and Joannes Antonius Campanus.
Vellum ; xvth cent. Octavo.
26.463. Pauli Spinosi Poemata Latina ; consisting of religious pieces,
epigrams, and compHmentary verses. Vellum ; 1472. The border
round the first page contains the arms of Spinosa. ^* Liber Dominici
Grimani, Card. S. Marci." From the Archinto Library at Milan.
Octavo.
26.464. A POEM in ottava rima, beginning, '* Dicemi il cor ch' al
basso valor mio," addressed, "al bel Gigliante;" vdth dedication
in prose, and a sonnet prefixed. Vellum; xvith cent At the
beginning is a painting of a lily [giglio]. From the Archinto
Library at Milan. Small Quarto.
26,466. "ScHRiFFTEs-BucH " of HieronymuB Tochtermann, of Augsburg ;
1736-1738; containing specimens of handwriting, ornamental
alphabets, etc,; with paintings and a portrait of the writer.
Vellum. Oblong Quarto.
26,466. *'Begula de omnibus historiis inchoandis, de omnibus re-
sponsoriis ferialibus cantandis, eto., per totum annum, tracta de
ordinali Sarum :" written by John Baynton. " Iste liber compilatus
fuit ad instanciam Beverendi doctoris magistri Thome Gasgan [Gas-
coigne]." At f. 97 is a Calendar. Paper; xvth cent. On f . 1 b is
the name " Tho. Wroth, Inner Temple, Dea 22, 1679." Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26.467-26,469. 191
26.467. '' The Maner of Parliamente/' '' taken owt of a litle old
parchment booke remaynyng with the clerke of the parlement."
An English veiBion of the treatise '' Modus tenendi Farliamentnm."
Paper ; xvnth cent. Small Quarto.
26.468. Bretton: on the laws of England. Fr. Yellnm; xivth cent.
OctaTo.
26,469-26,48L '' Collectanea Hnnteriana :" colleotions of the Rev.
Joseph Himter, F.B.S., Assistant-Eeeper of the Public Becords.
Twentj-three volumes. [See Add. MSS. 24,466-24,630.]
26.469. 26,460. Transcripts of historical and other docninents in the
Exchequer records; 1250-1682. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
26,469. Vol. I. Transcripts from 1250 to 1483, chiefly in LaUn, ot
which the following are the principal : —
1. Survey of the honour of Peverel, co. Nott ; 34 Hen. III. [1250],
f. 1.
2. ^* Rotolus de nominibus Judeomm et Judearum Lincolniea, et snmmis
starrorum eomndem," f. 15.
3. ''Electuaria," medicines bought for the royal household ; 49 Hen. IIL
[1264-1265], f. 20.
4.TennB of agreement between Henry III. and Gilbert de Clare,
Barl of Gloucester ; 13 May [1267]. Fr. f. 25.
5. Bailiff's account of Derwentfelles ; 6 and 7 Edw. I. [1277-1279],
f. 30.
6. *' Lea paroeles pour Madame la Beyne [Eleanor] que Odyn lespioer
aohata quant ele estoit malade a Westmonastere le mois de
Novembre Ian septime." [1279], f. 34.
7. ^ Jocalia ezistencia in Curia de jocalibus remanentibus in garde-
Toba; [1287] "136.
8. Privileges granted by Edward I. to the merchants of Malines;
13 Mar., 13 Nov. 1290, ff. 40, 41.
9. News-letter of the movements of the Court, etc. ; York [1292]. Fr.
143.
10. Letter addressed to some person at Berwick, giving home and
foreign news ; Arundel [1304 ?]. Fr. 1 44.
11. Charters of Gt)dstow Abbey concerning the benefactions of £la.
Countess of Warwick ; 1282-1292, 1 45.
12. Writ to the sheriffs of Norfolk and Suffolk for return of members
of Parliament ; 2 Nov. 23 Edw. I. [1295] ; with a list of the
members, 1 50.
13. Jewels, elc, captured in Edinburgh Castle, and forwarded from
Berwick to London ; 17 Sept. 24 Edw. I. [1296], ff. 55, 65.
14. Jewels delivered from the Tower to the Keeper of the Wardrobe;
5 Aug. 25 Edw. L [1297], 1 57.
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192 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,459.
15. Expenses of making the coronation chair in wood, originally
ordered in bronze ; 28 Edw. I. [1300], f. 61, 62.
16. Jewels retnmed into the Treasury; 22 Nov. 31 Edw. I. [1302], f. 76.
17. Account of extraordinary expenses of the Seneschal of Aqnitaine,
for presents, etc.; 33 Edw. I. [1306], f. 79.
18. Account of medicines used in the King's illness, at Lanercost ;
34, 35 Edw. I. [1306, 1307], f. 87.
19. List of Saints' reliques, etc ; temp. Edw. L, f. 88.
20. Review of the King's studs at different places ; 21 Edw. I. [1293],
f. 89.
21. Inquest on descents from the villeins of Sebrithleworth ; temp.
Edw. I., f. 92.
22. Plate and jewels restored to the King's wardrobe ; [1296-1308],
f. 96.
23. ** Compotus de armaturis, ad opus regis oontra guerram Scooie ;"
15, 16 Edw. n. [1322, 1323], f. 99.
24. Compotus of crown lands in cos. Wilts and Southampton; 19
Edw. n.-l Edw. nL [1325-1327], f. 112.
25. Compotus of the Chamberlain of ^e Duchy of Chester ; 20 Edw. II.-
2 Edw. nL [1326-1828], f. 123.
26. Extracts relating to Ulster, " apparently in contemplation of Lionel
Earl of Ulster going to reside in Ireland." JV. f. 126.
27. Plate and jewels delivered to the keeper of the wardrobe ; 2
Edw. m. [1328], f. 134.
28. Inquest on the state of the castle of Oourryk [Gorey], in Jerse}* ;
16 Apr. 1831, f. 136.
29. Expenses of Gilles de Ispannia in capturing Sir Thomas de
Ooumay and others concerned in the death of the late King;
6-9 Edw. ni. [1331-1336], ffl 140, 146.
30. Compotus of the bailiffis of Carnarvon ; 5, 6 Edw. III. [1331, 1332],
f. 153.
31. Indenture of the delivery of material by the keeper of the ward-
robe to the King's armourer; 6 Edw. III. [1382], f. 166.
32. Compotus of Sir William de Tweng sent to the kingdom of Naples
to arrest Sir Thomas de Ooumay ; 7 Edw. III. [1383], f. 160.
33. Compotus of Hugh de Glaunville, clerk, for the carriage of the
body of Edward II. from Berkeley Castle to Gloucester ; 1 Edw. III.
[1327], f. 173.
34. Compotus of Frater Walter atte More, Envoy to the King of
Hungary ; 20, 21 Edw. III. [1346, 1347], f. 184.
35. Books of John Trevaur, late Bishop of St. Asaph; 31 Edw. HI.
[1357, 1358], f. 191.
36. Armour received from the wardrobe in the Tower; [1364-1369],
f. 193.
37. Accounts of the King's gunner ; 44-48 Edw. III. [1370-1374], f. 196.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 26,469. 193
88.Expeiiae8 of the King's receiver in Jersey; 48-50 Edw. III.
[1374-1376], f. 197.
39. Private letters containing news of pbulic events; [York, Mar. 131 2] .
For&r, 16 May. n,d. ; temp. Edw. I. or II. (?). Fr. W. 204, 206.
40. Booka formerly belonging to Sir Simon Burley ; 8 Nov. 11 Eich. II.
[1387], and Sir William de Walcote; circa 22 Edw. in. [1348],
jFV. ff. 206. 207.
41. Part of the escheat- roll of goods at Fleshy belonging to Thomas
[of Woodstock], Dnke of Gloucester; 21 Rich. II. [1397]. Fr.
f. 212.
42. Letters of Elizabeth Lady Zouche [wife of William Lord Zouohe]
to John Bore, her agent ; /emp. Hen. lY . Eng, t 220.
43. Order of Henry IV. for payment of the account of the Treasurer
of the Household for various expenses in entertaining ambassadors,
etc ; 28 Apr. a.r. 6 [1404], f. 222.
44. Deed of Thomas Chaucer respecting lands in co. Ozon.; Ewelme,
20 May, 10 Hen. IV. [1409]. Eng. f 226.
46.Subi$idy account of the city of London; 13 Hen. IV. [1412], f. 226.
46. Compotus of forms of St. John of Colchester ; 1-2 Hen. VI.
[1422, 1423], f. 232.
47. Letters patent oonfirming the dower of Joanna, the Queen-dowager ;
28 Jan. 1 Hen. V. [1414], f. 233.
48. Indentures of service and lists of troops, etc., in the campaign in
France in 1416. Fr. ff. 244r-264.
49. Agreement of Bartholomew Goldbeter, Master of the Mint in
London and Calais, for new coinage; 13 Feb. 9 Hen. V. [1422].
Fr. f. 266.
50. Letter from Hesill (?) to his mother ; London, 1 Mar. temp.
Hen. V. Eng. f. 275.
51. Instructions to John [Eemp], Archbishop of York, William [Alne-
wick], Biahop of Norwich, and others, Ambassadors to France;
31 July, 13 Hen. VL [1435]. Eng. f. 284.
52. Writ, and return of persons liable to receive knighthood in the
city of London; 19 Hen. VI. [1440], f. 289.
53. Proceedings of the Oourt of Wynandremer [Windermere] ; 9 July,
21 Hen. VI. [1443], t 293.
54. Insti notions for the levy of a subsidy ; 29 Hen, VI. [1460], £ 300.
55. Letters of [John Talbot] Earl of Shrewsbury, Lord Treasurer ;
[1463-1460]. Eng. ff. 306, 307.
56. Order for payment of the garrison of Calais ; 8 Aug. 2 Edw. IV.
[1462]. Eng. f. 308.
57. Letter of John, Abbat of Glastonbury ; [after 1471]. Eng. f. 311.
58. Letters of [Anthony Widville] Earl of Rivers ; [1466-1 483j. Eng.
£314-411 7.
59. Names of foreigners in co. Norfolk ; [xvth cent. ?], f. 318.
MSS 1868. o
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25,460. Vol. II. Transcripts from 1603 to 1682 ; chiefly in English,
A large portion of the volume consists of private and business
letters from noblemen, bishops, abbats and others, to officers of the
Exchequer ; and of papers relating to the Augmentation Office, etc.
Amongst them occur the following : —
1. Punei-al expenses of the Lady Anne, wife of Sir Adrian Forteecue ;
A.D. 1518, f. 4.
2. Letter of [Thomas Fitz-Alan] Earl of Arundel, returning the value
of his personalty ; Downley, 29 Apr. [after 1621], f. 7. '
3. Inventory made at Hornby ; 20 Apr. 14 Hen. VIII. [1623], f. 8.
4. Grant by the Abbat of Westminster of a messuage called *• Pety
Caleis" in Westminster, to the use of the Crown; 6 Sept. 23
. Hen. Vlir. [1631]. Lat. f. 17.
6. Queen Catharine to Master Culpeper; [1633], f. 19.
6. [Henry Percy] Earl of Northumberland to his ** bedfellow Arun-
dell "; [before 1637], ff. 25-27, 229.
7. Description of a table of alabaster [?] containing scenes from the
life of Thomas Becket, set up by Stephen ap Powell " at the some-
tyme called Saint Thomas altar " in the church of New Badnor ;
2 Sept. 1 Edw. VI. [1647], f. 70.
8. Report of the commissioners to examine church famiture and plate
in CO. Salop; 29 May, 7 Edw. VI. [1663], f. 84.
9. Instructions to the commissioners to receive the surrender of the
college of Wye, co. Kent, and other houses ; temp. Edw. VI., ff. 94,
98.
10. Bequirements for Queen Elizabeth's coronation; [1658], f. 113.
11. Cocket of wools and skins shipped in the port of London ; 26 July,
3 Eliz. [1661]. Lat. f. 132.
12. Instructions, and report of a commission of enquiry into the state
of the port of Southampton ; 7 Eliz. [1665], f. 141.
13. Inventory of the goods of Sir Everard Digby ; [1606], f. 242.
14. Acoompts of Sir John, afterwards Lord, Stanhope, and his suc-
cessnrs. Masters of the Posts; 1697-1639, ff. 273-286^.
15. *' The names of the gentlemen of the life Qhard" who received
certain allowances for arms, etc. ; 1642, 1643, f. 291.
16. Accounts of Dr. Leighton, Keeper of Lambeth House, of goods
bought by him of the Committee of Sequestrations, late belonging
to the Archbishop of Canterbury; 6 June, 1643, 6 Feb. 1644[6],
ff. 296, 310.
17. Account of goods bought by Anthony Withers, of the Committee
of Sequestrations ; 9 Apr. 1646, f. 316.
18. '* The state of the case conceminge the Minte alias South warke
place;" [1649-1661], f. 333.
19. Inquisitions on lands lately held by Oliver Cromwell in Kent and
the Isle of Ely; 2 Car. IL [1661]. Lai. ff. 335, 338.
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W,48L 1. '* EiTRACT irom a Chronicle of Wales [to 1135] written on
the Flj-Ieayes at the beginning- of the Abridgement of Domesday
Book, late in the onstodj of the Queen's Remembranoer/' f. 1.
2. "Journal of King Edward's Campaign in France, 1346-7," f. 11.
3. Escheators' acoonnts; Hen. III.-Hen. VIIL, f. 12.
Paper ; xixth cent. Polio.
SS«462. MisciLLAKBOOS historical notes and extracts; and copies of
political and domestic letters,' etc. ; xiiith-xviiith centt. At f. 246
are notes and extracts relating to the family and biography of
Oliver CromwelL Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
SS,483. Historical and archaeological notes and extracts, the principal
being as follows : —
1. ** Notes of correspondence of the Montforts, Darleys, Mirfields, <fec.,
of Filnhurst " [oo. York], f. 12.
2. The trial of Mary Queen of Scots ; 12 Oct. 1586, ff. 20, 76.
3. The arraignment of Bobert, Earl of Essex, and Henry, Earl of
Soatbampton, at Westminster Hall; 19 Feb. 43 Eliz. [1601], f. 27.
i.^'Tbe Gunpowder Conspiracy:" notes and correspondence on the
pedigree of Fawkes, ete.^ f. 33.
h. Letters of Francis ai£ford, Earl of Cumberland ; 1615, 1616, f. 72.
6. Founders of New Plymouth, f. 78.
7. Will and diary of Adam Eyre, of Haylehead, a captain in the Parlia-
mentaiyarmy; 1646-1649, f. 95.
8. Eminent Commonwealth men, f. 112.
9. Proceedings of the Wirksworth [oo. Derby] Presbyterian classes ;
1651-1658, f. 130.
10. Bemains of the [nonconformist] family of Jollie; 1658-1794,
£ 147.
11. List of " Persons who were armed and present at Farnley Wood
[oo. York] on Monday night the 12th of October, 1663, to raise war
against his Majesty," f. 167.
12. ^ Extracts from the private diary of Henry Newcome, the non-
conforming minister of Manchester;" 2 Oct. 1661-28 Sept. 1663,
£170.
13. Obituary of Bichard Smith, secondary to the Poultry Compter;
1606-1675, £ 182.
14. Letters of Edward Coleman [secretary to the Duchess of York] \
1675, £ 192.
15. Extracts from diaries of John More, rector of Earls-Croom ; 1694-
1696, 1698-1700, £ 197.
16. Notes and references for lives of eminent eccleHiastlcs, f. 200.
Paper; xixth cent Quarto.
26,464. AooouMT of the rebellion, and trial and execution of Bobei*t
o2*
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196 ADDITIONAL MSS.. 26,465— iW.474.
Devereux, Earl of Essex; 8-25 Feb. 160^; transcribed from con-
temporary MSS. in the collection of Mr. Wilson. Paper ; xixtb cent.
Small Quarto.
26.465. Journal of public occurrences; Jan. 164|-Oct. 1646. On
ff. 1 b and 85 are remarks by Bey. J. Hunter respecting the author-
ship. Paper; xixth cent Small Quarto.
26.466. " Collections concerning the Early History of the Founders
of New Plymouth by Joseph Hunter, F.S.A. :'* an imperfect draft of
the work so entitled, published in 1849, but differing in many
respects from the printed copy. Paper ; xixth cent. Small oblong
Octavo.
26.467. Copies and abstracts of wills, from the registries of York,
London, Canterbury, Lambeth, etc,; xivth-xviiith centt. Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
26.468. Calendars of accounts of the King's stables, escheats, assess-
ments, surrenders, etc.; tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. VIIL; preserved
among the public records. At f. 42 is a schedule of records delivered
out of the stone tower adjoining Westminster Hall, Nov. 1841 ;
and at f. 55 a copy of a letter from John Hubback to the Becord
Commissioners on the subject of inquisitions. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio.
26.469. Catalogue of the Boyal Library at Westminster; 24 Apr.
34 Hen. VIIL [1542] ; transcribed from a MS. in the Augmentation
Ofl&ce in 1839. Paper. Octavo.
26.470. Notes for a biographical account of Boger Dodsworth, the
antiquary, extracted from the Dodsworth MSS. in the Bodleian
Library, Oxford. Paper ; xixth cent Small Quarto.
25.471. CoMMON-PLACB index to Sir Matthew Hale's MSS. in the library
of Lincoln's Inn. Paper ; xixth cent. Oblong Duodecimo.
26.472. " Copt of a Part of the Catalogue in the Codrington Library,
All Souls College, Oxford." Paper ; xixth cent Quarto.
26,478. Catalooub of the libraiy, coins, and curiosities of the Bev.
Cox Macro, D.D., of Norton, co. Suflfolk ; 1766. Paper; xixth cent.
. Folio.
25,474. '* One hundred and Fifty Books, Manuscripts or Printed, in
the Library of an F.S.A. [James Hey wood Markland ?], with Notices
Biblic^aphical and Biographical," by the Bev. J. Hunter. Paper ;
xixth cent. Oblong Octavo.
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^25,476. BouoH notes on EDglish books and authors. Paper; xixth
cent. Folio.
25.476. Poems contained in Harleian MS. 6922 [ff. 1-33], transcribed
by B. H. Hunter ; 1834. On the fly-leaf is a note by Rev. J. Hunter
attribating the authorship to .'* the elder Pestell " of Leicester, early
in the xvnth cent. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
26.477. " LiciA or Poemes of Love : in honour of the admirable and
singular virtues of his Lady, to the imitation of the best Latin Poets
and others :" fifty-two sonuets, 35-46 missing, and an ode, by Qiles
Fletcher; transcribed from the early printed edition, a.d. Paper;
xixth cent. Quarto.
26.478. Transcripts of miscellaneous English poetry, with a few
Latin pieces, chiefly derived from manuscript sources ; xivth-xixth
centt. Paper; xixth cent Quarto.
26.479. Transcripts of some early English poetical pieces, and of
various letters ; among which is one from Lawrence Sterne to his
uncle. Dr. Sterne; 5 Apr. 1761, f. 12. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
25.480. Ge3C£alogical notes relating to the families of Shincliff,
Stainforth, Heathcote, and others ; with a few miscellaneous notes ;
among which are *' Notes of evidences in possession of the Church
Burgesses of Sheffield, 1320-1525," f. 11. Paper; xixth cent Small
Octavo.
26.481. " Adversaria :" notes chiefly on theological subjects. Paper;
xixth cent. Octavo.
26«482. D. J. JuvENALis Satyrss vi.-x. cum variis lectionibus; be-
ginning imiperfecUy at vi. 225. At the end is written, '* Castrated
SatjrsB in usum Colleg. S. J. Brunsbergensis Colon. [Jesuit Coll. of
Braunsperg], 8. 1610." Paper; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
26.483. Lboal precedents, from Equity and Common Law cases ; 1728-
1767. Paper; xviiith cent. Octavo.
26.484. "Thb Four Chorus's in the Tragedy of Julius Caesar, written
by his Qrace John Sheffield late Duke of Buckinghamshire, set to
musick by J. Enrest Galliard, 1723." At ff. 123-131, is the printed
libretto. Paper ; xviuth cent. Folio.
86,486. '' Thb Dedaracion of the Aocompt of William Legg, Esquire,
Leivetenant of his Majesty's Ordnance;" 15 Feb. 166f. Signed by
T[homas Wriothesley, Earl of] Southampton [Lord Treasurer] and
[Anthony Ashley Cooper, Baron] Ashley [Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer]. Paper roll, ten sheets ; xviith cent.
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26.486. " EiSTRBTTO d6lle Cifre di Munster di Mons' Vescovo di Nardo ; "
1644-1651. Abstract of ktters written by Fabio Ch]gi'[BiBhop of
Nardo, and afterwards Pope Alexander VII.], from Munster and
other places while Papal Nuncio in Germany. Itah Paper ; xvmth
cent. Folio.
26.487. Collection of Italian poems : —
1. Ghismonda e Guiscardo : a tale from the Decameron of Boccaccio,
in ottava rima, Imjperfect at the beginning, f. 1.
2. Nastagio e Tiberia ; from the same, f. 23.
3. Serventesi, sonnets, etc., f. 47.
4. Fragment of the Trionfo d' Amore of Petrarch, f. 73.
5. Triuufo della Castitii, of the same, ending with line 84, f. 82 b.
6. Various oanzoni, sonnets, sestine, etc., f. 85.
7. Sonnets and canzoni by Petrarch, f. 130.
8. Fragments of an historical poem on the preparations for the battle
between Andrea Braccio da Montone and Carlo Malatesta for the
sovereignty of Perugia ; 12 July, 1416, ff. 141, 143.
Medical recipes occur at flf. 70 b, 140. For a further description, see
the Catalogue of Romances. Paper ; in various hands ; xvith cent.
Octavo.
26.488. " Del Damone del illvstre Conte Mario Montecvcoli :" a
poem in nine cantos in ottava rima. Paper; xyiith cent. Small
Quarto.
26.489. *' SoPRA el Triompho de la Fama di Messer Francesco Petrarca,"
per Jacopo Poggio. At the end are — " Exemplar scripture appa-
rentis in frontispicio ecclesie^saucti Hieronymi in terra Ciuguli,*'
respecting its foundation, f. 141 b ; and *' Peregrinaciones terre
sante quas ego Jacobus servitor 111"* domine Hippolyte Marie,
ducist^e Calabrie [wife of Alfonso, duke of Calabria], uisitaui ;'' 1474,
f. 142. Paper; xvith cent. "Ex libris Angeli Clauonij de Cingulo."
Octavo.
26.490. Miscellaneous papers : —
1. Regulations for the discipline of the fleet ; xviith cent., f. 1.
2. Declaration by Ferdinand, Cardinal Infante [son of Philip III.],
respecting the treaty between the Duke of Savoy and the republic
of Genoa; Como, 5 July, 1634. Span. Copy. f. 3.
3. Copies of letters of Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of Clarendon, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, to the Lord Treasurer; 1686. Imperfed.
f.4.
4. Address of the grand jury of Norfolk against the Test and Penal
Laws ; 24 Apr. 1688, f. 9.
5. ** The Ghost :" a political poem ; and " A Poem upon the Bill of
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Conformity/' by H[enry] Hall, organist of Hereford; [1702?].
£ 11, 13.
6. Arms and oarioftities exhibited in the room above the royal stables
at Bnusels ; xymth oent. Fr. f. 15.
7. " Establishment of the Cinque Ports ;" [drca 1714]. £ 19.
8. Two sonnets by Fasqoale Benedetti. ItoH, f. 22.
g."" The Highlander, a [poetical] Satire/' On the back is '' Thomas
Raw, Durham," f. 24.
10. Account of engagements in Moldavia between the Russians and
Turks, 18 July and 1 Aug, 1770. Fr ; with plans, f. 30.
11. Observations upon the attack made by Commodore Sir Peter
Parker upon Fort Sullivan [near Charleston, S. Carolina] ; 28 June,
1776, f. 31.
Paper ; xvnth-xixth oentt. Folio.
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1864.
25.491. Smabaodi, Abbatis Monasterii BeDedictini S. Miohaelis in
Lotbaringia, Gommentariiis in regulam S. Benedicti, in tree libros
distinctns, cum prsefatione metrica prsdmissa. At f. 294 b is
added, *' Gartvle emendacionis cvlpe secvndvm modym." Vellum ;
xiiitb cent. At tbe beginning and end of the yolnme are
two leaves of a MS. of the xivth cent, containing portionB of a
Latin hymnal, and at the beginning is also a fragment of a Spanish
charter of the xvth cent. Folio.
26.492. Begjsteb of privileges granted by the Dukes of Cleves to the
town of Wesel in Fmssia from 1277 to 1489, with genealogical and
historical notices of the Dukes. Flemish, Imperfect at the end.
Paper; circa 1500. Small Polio.
Far the description of No. 26,493, see the Catalogue of Oriental MS8.
The following ninety-one volumes, Nos. 26,494-26,684, contain the original
papers and correspondence of the South Sea Company, and were presented
by Hie Trustees of the same,
26,494-26,643. '< Minutes of the Court of Directors of the Governor
and Company of Merchants of Great Britain Tading to the South
Seas and other Pai-ts of America and For Encouraging the Fishery,"
from 7 Sept. 1711 to 10 Apr. 1866. Fifty volumes. Paper. Large
Folio.
The dates of the several volumes are as follows : —
Vol. L 7 Sept. 1711-1 Aug. 1712.
Vol. n, 6 Aug. 1712-2 Feb. 171}.
Vol. ra. 5 Feb. 1711-19 Dec. 1716.
Vol. nr. 2 Jan. 171}-3l Jan.*171J.
Vol. V. 6 Feb. 171J-14 Mar. 17U.
Vol. VI. 17 Mar. 17^-30 Jan. 172f.
VoL vn. 31 Jan. 172f-7 Dec. 1722.
Vol. vra. 13 Dec. 1722-29 Jan. 1723.
Vol. IX. 4 Feb. 172J-26 Jan. 17^.
Vol. X. 1 Feb. 172?-29 Jan. 178.
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201
Vol. XI. 3 Feb. 17i|-18 Feb. 173).
VoL XEL 25. Feb. 173)-30 Jan. 173].
VoL xni. 31 Jan. 173^29 Mar. 1734.
Vol xiT. 5 Apr. 1734-31 Jan. 173^.
VoL XT. 3 Feb. 173J-17 June, 1737.
Voi xTi. 23 June, 1737-26 Jan. 17^.
VoL xm. SI Jan. 17^26 Jan. 174).
VoL XTm. 4 Feb. 174i-28 Jan, 174J.
V<a. XIX. 2 Feb. 1742^22 Jan. 175f.
VoL XX. 29 Jan. 175}-22 Jan. 1754.
VoL XXI. 29 Jan. 1754-27 Jan. 1757.
VoL xxn. 2 Feb. 1757-24 Jan. 1760.
Vol. xxm. 29 Jan. 1760-27 Jan. 1763.
VoL XXIV. I Feb, 1763-28 Jan, 1766.
V<J. XXT. 29 Jan. 1766-23 Jan. 1772.
Vol. xxTi. 29 Jan. 1772-27 Jan. 1778.
VoL xxm. 8 Feb. 1778-29 Jan. 1784.
VoL XXTHL 2 Feb. 1784-25 Jan. 1787.
YcL xxrx. 81 Jan. 1787-28 Jan. 1790,
VoL XXX. 2 Feb. 1790-24 Jan. 1793.
VoL XXXI. 29 Jan. 1793-28 Jan. 1796.
VoL XXXII. 2 Feb. 1796-24 Jan. 1799.
VoL XXXIII. 29 Jan. 1799-28 Jan. 1802.
VoL XXXIV. 2 Feb. 1802-24 Jan. 1805.
Vol. XXXV. 29 Jan. 1805-28 Jan. 1808.
VoL XXXVI. 2 Feb. 1808-24 Jan. 1811.
VoL xxxvn. 29 Jan. 18i;-27 Jan. 1814.
VoL xxxvnL 1 Feb. 1814-23 Jan. 1817.
VoL xxxix. 6 Feb. 1817-27 Jan. 1820.
VoL XL. 1 Feb. 1820-23 Jan. 1823.
VoL XLi. 29 Jan. 1823-26 Jan. 1826.
VoL XLn. 31 Jan. 1826-29 Jan. 1829.
VoL XLm. 3 Feb. 1829-26 Jan. 1832.
VoL xLiv. 31 Jan. 183^29 Jan. 1835.
VoL XLV. 3 Feb. 1835-30 Jan. 1838.
VoL XLvi. 30 Jan. 1838-28 Jan. 1841.
VoL XLvn. 2 Feb. 1841-18 Jan. 1844.
VoL XLvra. 31 Jan. 1844-28 Jan. 1847.
VoL xLix. 2 Feb. 1847-20 Jan. 1858.
Vol. L. 1 Feb. 1853-10 Apr. 1856.
At the end of tlie last volume are particulars of sale and plan of
the South Sea House and its premises, 27 Feb. 1855. Printed.
Alphabetical indices of contents accompany most of the volumes.
SS,6M-25,549. Minutes of proceedings '*At the General Courts of
the Governor and Company of Merchants of Great Britain Trading
to the South Seas and other parts of America and for Encouraging
the Fishery, held at their House in Broad Street," from 7 Sept.
1711 to 14 Jan. 1856. Seven volumes, of which VoL i. is
missing. Paper. Large Folio.
The dates of the volumes are as foUojp^s : —
VoL n. 31 Jan. 172f-19 Jan. 178§.
VoL m. 31 Jan. 17^24 Jan. 1760.
Vol. IV. 29 Jan. 1760-16 Sept. 1790.
VoL V. 27 Jan. 1791-6 Jan. 1817.
VoL VI. 31 Jan. 1817-3 Deo. 1840.
VoL vn. 5 Jan. 1841-14 Feb. 1856.
S6,8tM>-25,6M. Minutes of the Committee of Correspondence of the
South Sea Company, from 27 Oct. 1713 to 22 Jan. 1735. Five
volumes. Paper. Large Folio.
The dates of the several volumes are as follows : —
VoL L 27 Oct 1713-31 Dec 1717.
VoL n. 2 Jan. 171J-25 Nov. 1726.
VoL m. 28 Mar. 1727-19 Jnne, 1729.
VoL IV. 26 June, 1729-23 Jan. 1735.
VoL V. 9 Feb. 173J-22 Jan. 1735.
25,60fr-26,868. Official copies of home letters and memorials of the
Court of Directors of the South Sea Company, from 16 Dec. 1714 to
26 Mar. 1841. Four volumes. Paper. Large Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26.666-^88,674.
The dates of the several volumes are as follows : —
VoL L 16 Dec. 1714-26 Jan. 172f.
Vol. n. 6 Feb. 172f-29 Deo. 1727.
Vol. in. 18 Jan. 172^10 Jan. 173}.
Vol. IV. 2 Feb. 17^26 Mar. 1841.
At the end of the first three volumes are indices of contents.
26,669-26,661. Officia^l copies of memorials, applications, petitions,
preKentations, addresses, and letters from the Court of Directors
of the South Sea Compauy, from 26 Sept. 1711 to 28 July, 1786.
Four volumes, of which Yol. iii. is now missing. Paper. Large
Folio.
The dates'of the remaining volumes are as follows : —
VoL I. 26 Sept. 1711-17 Jan. 172},
VoL n. 9 Feb. 172f-22 July, 1730.
VoL IV. 11 May, 1733^28 July, 1785.
At the beginning of the volumes are indices of contents.
26,662. OFFiaAL *' Copjs of the most material Letters received bj
the" South Sea " Company and other papers,*' from 13 Mar. 1711^ to
25 Oct 1732. At the end are indices of the letters, the writers,
and the contents. Paper. Large Folio.
26,663-26,666. Official copies of letters and instructions from the
Court of Directors of the South Sea Company to their Factors
abroad, persons in their employ, and various public companies
and officials, from 24 June, 1714 to 19 Feb. Hf^. Seven volumes,
of which Vols. I. III. and rv. are missing. Paper. Large Folio.
The dates of the remaining volumes are as follows : —
Vol. n. 24 Jan. 1711)^ Dec. 1718.
VoL V. 28 Nov. 1723-25 June, 1725.
Vol. VL 8 July, 1725-28 Jan. 172f.
VoL vn. 28 Feb. 172f-19 Febi 17B.
At the end of the volumes are indices of contents.
26,667. Official copies of '* Instructions to the several Commanders
of Ships in the" South Sea "Compa[hy]s Service " from the Court
of Directors, from 15 Nov. 1723 to 1 July, 1726. Two volumes,
of which Yol. I. is missing. At the beginning is an index of
ships with their commanders, and at the end an index of com-
manders with their ships. Paper. Large Folio.
26,668-26,674. Official copies of minutes of the Committee of
Directors of the South Sea Company appointed for law-suits and
trusts, from 19 July, 1721 to 7 Aug. 1845. Eight volumes, of
which VoL IV. is missing. Paper. Large Folio.
The dates of the remaining volumes are as follows : —
Vol. I. 19 July, 1721-14 Feb. 173j,
VoL II. 14 Feb. 173J-29 Jan. 173t.
VoL III. 17 Feb. 173;-22 Jan. 174i.
VoL V. 7 Feb. 1760-7 Nov. 1776.
Vol. VI. 16 Jan. 1777-5 Aug. 1802.
VoL vn. 18 Nov. 1802-14 Aprti, 1881.
VoL vjii. 22 Sept. 1881-7 Aug. 1845.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,676-26,686. 203
26,676-26,578. '' Bbgisteb of all Infltruments to which the Common
Seal of the Corporation of the GoT[emo> and Company of Mer-
chants of Qreat Britain Trading to the South Seas and other parts
of America and for Encouraging the Fishery hath been Affixed,'*
from 5 Dec. 1711 to 13 Mar. 1856. Fonr volumes. Paper. Large
FoUo.
The dates of the several volumes are as follows : —
VoL L 5 Dec. 1711-28 Jan. 172J. I VoL ra. 14 Feb. 1731-26 Jan. 173J.
VoL n. 8 Feb. 172H0 Jan. 17^. | Vol. iv. 18 Feb. 173H3 Mar. 1856.
At the end of the volumes are indices of contents.
26.679. M1XUTB8 of ** Proceedings " of the Court of Directors of the
South Sea Company " in vertue of ye Act. to enorease the S[outh]
S[ea] Capital. 1720," from 21 Jan. to 10 Deo. 1720. Paper.
Large Folio.
26.680. ** Rbgiseer of all Bonds for Money Borrowed {it Interest, to
which the Common Seal of the Corporation of the Governor and
Company of Merchants of Qi*eat Britain Trading to the South Seas
and other parts of America and for Encouraging the Fishery
hath been Affixed," from 20 Feb. 17^ to 23 Mar. 173|. Paper.'
Large Folio.
26,68L Ektrt-book of standing orders of the Court of Directors of
the South Sea Company, from 29 Mar. 1721 to 31 Jan. 1755. At
the end is an index of contents. Paper. Large Folio.
26.682. OFFiaAL copies of minutes of proceedings of the Court of
Directors of the South Sea Company with respect to reservations,
from 23 Aug. 1722 to 19 Dec. 1723. Paper. Large Folio.
26.683. Official copies of minutes of proceedings of special com-
mittees appointed by the Court of Directors of the South Sea Com-
pany, from 19 Oct. 1737 to 26 Nov. 1784. Paper. Large Folio.
26.684. Official copies of minutes of proceedings of the Committee
of Accounts appointed by the Court of Directors of the South Sea
Company, from 7 Feb. 1764 to 27 Jan. 1763. Paper. Large Folio.
26.685. Inventort-book of stores received into the Boyal Ordnance
Office far the supply of the Summer Fleet, the Winter-guard, the
Land-service, Famham and Windsor Castles, and the Lord General's
train of Artillery, from 10 Jan. 164J to 5 Dec. 1644. At the be-
ginning is an index of the persons supplying the stores. Paper.
Oblong Octavo.
26.686. " BoTANALOGiA Universalis Hib[e]mica ; " by John Keogh,
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204 ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,687—26,692.
M.D. Autograph ; with notes by Michael Casey. English and IrUh.
At the end are several copious indices. Paper; xviiith cent.
roHo.
26.687. " Journal of the March of Col. Charles Morgan's Detachment
from Surat to Etayah, 178-. Kept by Lient. Joseph Stokoe."
Autograph. Paper. Folio.
26.688. MissALE secundum usum ecclesi® Norwicensis, cum calendario
praemisso. The three last leaves, fT. 250-252, have been supplied by
a later hand, and contain on f. 252 a *' Missa pro itenerantibns de
Sanctis tHbus Begibus Colonic." Vellum ; early xvth cent. At f.
169 b is a miniature of the Crucifixion. In the margin of the
calendar for 19 June is, ^* Obiit dominus Henricus Wellis qui
hunc librum dedit huio Ecclesie ;" and on f. 250, ** Orate pro Anima
Henrici Wellys Capellani domine Alicie Wiche et Johanni Dun-
staple." The names of former owners are, ** Hugh Smyth, 1689,"
at ff. 1, 2 b, 249 b; "Ed. and John Gregorie," at ff. 85 b, 102;
"Rich. Graham," at f. 109 b; and "John Wylkynaon," at f. 260.
Folio.
26.689. Treatise on diseases and their remedies. Impetfect at the
end. Vellum ; xvth cent. The three first quires of the original
volume are now wanting. Small Quarto.
26.690. Reqister of deeds relating to the property of Sir Nicholas
Bacon, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, situated in Su£folk, tix.
the manors of Bramfeilde, Brokehall, and Wenaston ; in the City of
London, viz. a house and gardens in Chancery and Fewter Lanes ;
in Norfolk, viz. the manors of Studdye and Stifkey ; and in Kent,
viz. the tenement and lands of Northlades ; 10 May, 4 Eliz.-27 May,
20 Eliz. [1562-1578]. At the beginning is " the Table " of the
property. Vellum ; xvith cent. Folio.
26.691. " Confirmation de vna carta hexecutoria de ydalguia a Diego
Amalte de Morales y Alonso y Gaspar y Loren9o y Alonso Amaltes,"
of Yepes in New Castille, by Philip IL ; Granada, 8 July 1673.
Signed by Luis de Kibera, ** Commissario de Camara y del Audieu9ia,"
at the end, and with his cipher at the foot of eveiy page. Followed
at f. 29 by an undertaking on the part of the town of Yepes to
observe the provisions of the Charter. Span. Vellum ; with
illuminated initials, and in a contemporary binding of stamped
leather with ornamental gilt tooling. Folio.
26.692. Diary by Lorenzo Saminiati [Luochese, envoy to Pope
Innocent X. ?] of the whole course of his mission ; 24 Feb.-3 May,
1647. Itdl. Autograph and signed. Paper. Formerly belouged to
Federigo Cittadalla. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,698-26,696. 206
26,583« ** Bbcueil d'^tats des biens de [Maximilien de Befchune, Due
de] Sully, MiniBtre de Henri IV., dont le premier est ^crit de sa
main. Mannflcrit de diyerses ann^es du xvii* si^cle appartenant &
M' MonteiL'* Among them are : —
1. " Estat de largent que le sieur de Bisioii ou Bouteroue doibuent
anoir pour moy a Sully des deniers de lann^e 1613." Holograph.
f.2.
2. Commission of captain of artillery for Eustache Thiboult ; Tours,
25 Jane, 1619. Signed by Maximilien de B^thune. Yellum.
13.
3. Papers relating to tbe marriage contract of Fran9ois de B^thune,
Ck>mte et Due d'Oxval, son of the Due de Sully, with Jeanne de
Scbomberg; 1607-1614, flf. 5-10, 18-21.
4. Papers relating to the first niarri age of the same Francois with
Jacqueline de Caumont de la Force ; 1620, f. 23.
5. Papers relating to the legitimisation of Anne, natural daughter of
the Marquis de Bosny and granddaughter of the Due de Sully, and
her claims on the Duke's property ; 1641, ff. 32-101.
6. Papers relating to the second marriage of the Due d'Orval with
Anne de Harville; 1654, ff. 102-107.
7. Transfer of money; hostel de Sully, 9 June, 1655. Signed by
Maximilien FranQois de B^thune [Duo de Sully] and Charlotte
Segnier, his wife, f. 108.
8. Petition of Maximilien Pierre Frangois de B^thune, Due de Sully,
to Louis XIV.; circa 1663. Draft, ff. 110-130.
Paper and vellum; 1607-1681. Folio.
25,SM. Le Romant des trois Pelerinages, by Guillaume de Guilleville,
or Deguileville, a monk of Chaalis or Chailly, near Senlis, viz. : —
" Le pelerinage du corps," written in 1330, 1331, ff. 1-59 b; "Le
pelennage de Tame," written in the same years, ff . 59 b-118 b ;
im^fedL at the beginning and end ; the " Pelerinage de nostre
Seigneur Jhesu Christ," written in 1358, being altogether wanting.
For full description, see the Catalogue of Romances. Vellum ;
xivth cent, ; with drawings of figures intended to be coloured and
spaces left for others. At f. 55 is a memorandum by " Maurice
Mariette religieulx de labbaye de nostre dame de Bealieu lez le
Mans. Lan 1561," witnessed by his cousin, Aubroyse Brehon,
1561. Folio.
t6,M5. ^' CopiA Daooiorum et gabelarum Comunis Argente " [Argenta,
province of Ferrara] ; made and registered by order of Alberto,
Marohese d'Este ; Ferrara, 6 Aug. 1391.
Prefixed to the statutes is a copy of a laAin letter from the " Factores
Generales" of Ferrara to the *' Superior gabelarum " at Argenta;
Ferrara, 1 Feb. 1476 ; and at the end of the statutes ai'C added : —
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206 ADDITIONAL MSS., iW,696- 26,699.
1. Copies of letters of Nioolo Marchese d'Este and others to the
officials of Argenta; 23 Apr. 1406-17 Feb. 1439. Lot. and Ital
ff. 70 b, 74.
2. ** Liber Gapitulonim et ordinationum omniam merchantioiiTim et
remm solnere debentit^n per transitnm per passam terre Argeote,
1423." Ital. ff. 73 b, 75.
Paper; xvth cent. Formerly belonged to Achille Conte Grispi.
Small Quarto.
26.696. Sonnets, canzoni, madrigals, enigmaH, and other pieces in prose
and verse, principally by Bolognese writers, viz,: — Honesto di
Boncina, Quido Guinicelli, Cino da Pistoia, Giovanni Battista
Eefrigeri, Giacopo Fasanini, Diomede Guidalotti,' Nioolo Camillo,
Giovanni Francesco Aldovrandi, Giovanni Manfredi, Alessandro
Achillini, Filippo Beroaldo, Jtin., Tommaso Castellani, Giovanni
Andrea Garisendi, Giovanni Battista Andalo, Annibale Poggi^
Domenico Franchi, Agostino Gottazzi, Giovanni Francesco Fabri,
Annibale or Giovanni Battista Montevecchio (?), Francesco Copetta,
Lambert Yoss, Manlio Urso, and Jacques Le Pelletier. Ital. and
Lai.
Among them are —
1. '*Eime de gli Accademioi Selvaggi di Bolugna, Baccolte nel
Principato del Signore Oldrado Garganelli detto H Desioso,"
f. 28.
2. " Credo " of Dante Aligbieri, ff. 188 b and 187.
3. Correspondence of Tommaso Macohiavelli and [Gregorio Buon-
compagno], Duoa di Sora, on the marriage of Piritheo Maluezzi and
Beatrice Orsina; Bologna, Bome, 7, 14 Nov. 1584; followed by an
ode on the same, ff. 217-225.
4. " Scripta quaddam postuma Jacobi Peletarii, Medici Galli, Philologi
et Mathematioi," f. 289.
Paper and vellum ; xvth-xvnth oentt Small Quarto.
26.697. '' Etat aotuel des afi&dres gen^rales concemant les finances du
Koyaume de France," in three parts : —
1. " Les revenus et d^penses ordinaires du Boy," f. 3.
2. *' Les affaires extraordinaires faittes en France depuis Tannic 1755
jnsqu'll la fin de 1762 au sujet de la guerre centre les Anglois,
Ac," £ 34 b.
3. '^ Les affaires particuli^res qui se font annuellement en faveur de la
Conr de Bome, des Evdques, des Dues, Comtes et Pairs, Ac," f. 67 b.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
25.698. 26,699. Gollbctions for the biography of Antonio Magliabechi,
the bibliographer, with selections from his correspondence, by
Abbate Francesco Fontani. Two volumes. Paper; xviith and
xviiith oentt. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,698, 26,699.
207
S6,508. Vol. I. 1 . Antonio Magliabechi to Carlo Daf i, encloeing the
answer to his request ; n.d. Lat, Autograph. £f. 2-9.
2. Copies of letters and papers relating to the Magliabechi library in
the Academy at Florence ; 1783. Ital. f. 10.
3. Biographical notices of A. Magliabechi. Ital, f. 19.
4. Original certificate of his bnrial, on 4 Jaly, 1714. Ital. Signed by
Fr. Ugo Maria Romani, Curate of S. Maria Novella in Florence.
f. 50.
5. Copies of letters from Benedetto Bacchini, Monaco Camaldolense ;
26 Apr. 1682-19 Apr. 1689. Ital. f. 51.
6. Copies of letters from Daniel Papebroch; 25 Jan. 1662-5 Deo. 1687.
Lat, f. 83. Imperfed at fL 152 b, 162 b.
86,690. Vol. II. 1. ^*Di Antonio Magliabechi orazione funerale del
Sig. Abate Anton Maria Salvini, detta nell' Accademia Fiorentina,
il di xxm di Settembre deF Anno mdocxv." Printed, f. 2.
2. ''Alcani Artiooli di Letters d' Antonio Mc^liabechi a Teophilo
Spizelio, Fastore Protestante della Chiesa di S. Giacomo d' Angsbonrg,
intomo al Savonarola, 1679." f. 17.
3. Copies of letters to A. Magliabechi from —
Lecme AllBoei ; Borne, 6 July, 1661-13
Feb. 1666. ItaL f. 21.
Feter Bayle; Botteidam, Tonlotue, 25
Sept. 169^-19 Oct 17U3. LaL aod
Fr, £24.
Betrayer ; 1 Feb. 1670. Ital f. 28.
Filippo Buonarroti ; 9 May, 1699. Bal.
f.29.
FaMoio BTrlamaoehi ; Oeneya ^ - Apr.
16S1, enclotdng a petition from Ltto-
eheae residents in Geneva ; n.d. ItaL
f.30.
Guglielmo BTrlamaccbi, della Gongre-
gatione della Madre di Dio; Naples,
Lucca, 9 Dec. 1681-25 Jan. 1694.
liaLtSi.
Rudolph Jacob Oamerariua, Profesaor of
Kedidne at Tiibingen ; Padua, Tu-
bingen, 34 Apr. 1687-24 Oct. 1698.
Lai. f.39.
Genmimo Gardinale Casanatta; Rome,
21 Oct 1684>13 Jan. 1688. Ital.
f.48.
Joannes ClericaB; AmBterdam, 10 Sept
1706-19 July, 1709. Lat. f. 45.
[Henheus] Coooeina; Frankfort-on-tbe-
Oder, 12 Au<<. 1698. Lat. f. 48.
GioTanni Garlo Ebncr da Eachenbac;
Milan, 23 Dec. 1707. Ital. f. 49.
Ba£faele Fabretti; Borne, 1 Noy. 1681-
23 Jan. 1700. Ital f. 50.
Urbano Fabretti ; Rome, 24 Nov. 1697-
11 Deo. 1698. Ital. f. 59.
Johannes Fabriciua; Venice, e<o., 20
July, 1678-16 Apr. 1714. Lat.
f. 64.
Jean Mabillon ; Paris, etc., 7 Aug. 1680-
30 Dec 1708. Fr. f. 92.
F. Bernard de Montfaucon; Modena,
etc., 29 July, 1698-28 Aug. 1704.
Fr., Lot. and Ital f. 150.
TheophiluB Spizelius; Augsbourg, 18
Nov. 1676-27 Sept. 1687. Lat f. 162.
Etienne Baluze ; Paris, 5 Jan. 1680-12
Sept. 1687. LaL f. 174.
Ezechiel Spanheim ; Borne, etc., 25 Feb.
1662-80 Apr. 1711. Lat. and Ital.
f. 181.
NicolausHeinsius; nui. LaL f. 185.
The same to Carlo Dati; Stockholm,
Hague, 6 May, 1655-20 Apr. 1656.
Lat. f. 186.
Joannes Georgius Graevius ; Utrecht, 2
July, 1675-31 Aug. 1690. Lat. i.
190.
Emmanuel a Schelstrate ; Rome, 19 Sept
1682-4 Sept. 1688. Lat. f . 202.
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208 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,600-26,606.
26,600.. " Martybum gesta," or ** Liber passionum," with interlineary
and margiual glosses. In two parts; paiib i. containing passionn
of saints, from xv. kaL Dec. [17 Nov.] to kal. [1] Nov. ffl
3-261 b ; part ii. passions of saints at Cordova in Spain, ff. 262—
269. Im^fect and mutilated throughout. Yellum; written in
double columns, in a fine Yisigothic character, and with large
illuminated initials, for the monastery of S. Pedro de Cardena in
Spain, at the command of Abbat Dcmiian, by *'Qomes dictus
Peccator," on vi. kal. Dec. Era doccclvti. [26 Nov. 919]. At
f. 72 b is the stamp of a library to which the volume once
belonged. Large Folio.
26,60L Original commission of Francesco Molini, Doge of Venice,
to Luca Galbo, as Podestik of Feltre in the Republic of Venice ;
15 Apr. 1648. Lai. and Itdl, Vellum; with three illuminated
pages at the beginning. Octavo.
26,602. Commission of the " Dominium Venetiarum " to Marco Calbo,
as Castellan of Cerigo, Ionian Isles ; 2 Sept. 1689. Hal. Vellum ;
with an illuminated frontispiece. Octavo.
For the description of No. 26,603, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
26,604. '^ CoRRESPONDANCE du Conseiller de Luxembourg X^udovisi
d'Orley, Comme Commissaire Subdelegu^ de son Altesse Boiale le
Due Charles [Alexandre] de Loraine [Governor of the Netherlands]
pour 'la Commission d'Aix-la-Chapelle, Avec son Altesse [Georg
Adam] Le Prince de Starhemberg, au sujet des differends de Cette
Ville avec Son Altesse Serenissime [Charles Theodore de Sulzbach]
Eleotoi-ale Palatinue ; " 27 Aug. 1771-8 May, 1773. Copiee. Pre-
fixed is an original letter in French, signed by the Prince de Star-
hemberg to L. d'Orley ; Brussels, 7 Dec. 1773 ; with the answer in
French ; Aix-la-Chapelle, 9 Dec. Paper. Folio.
26,606. Copies of official documents relating to Aix-la-Chapelle,
circa 1771-1773, viz.:—
1. Two reports of Luduvisi d'Orley, subdelegate of Charles Alexandre,
Prince de Lorraine, Governor of the Netherlands, to Joseph IL,
Emperor of Germany, respecting a claim made by the inhabitants
of Schdnforster in Aachen to an immunity from taxation ; n.d.
Germ, llie second report is imperfect at the beginning, ff. 1, 33.
2. Project of a treaty between the Churfiirst von Jiilich and the
magistrates of Aachen respecting the rights of the former to Schon-
foTSter ; n.d. Germ. f. 43.
3. Observations on the above pioject ; n.d. Fr. Imperfect at the
beginning, f. 47.
Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,806—25,611. 209
25.606. Grant of arms from William O'Kelly de Aghrim, imperial
king of armfi, to ^' Joannes Matbias Ludovisi dictns Lieber, £pbe-
bomm Praefectns," and to bis brotber Peter ; Vienna, 18 Dec. 1719.
Lai. Signed. Wanting fonr leaves after f. 11. Vellum; witb a
painting of tbe arms at f. 13. Quarto.
25.607. Grant from Joannes IX. Antonius I. Flavius Angelus Com-
nenns Lascaris Falasologos, Grand Duke of Epirus, as giand
master of tbe order of St. George, to Joannes Matbias Ludovisi
dJctus Lieber, Epbeborum Fraafeotus, and to Peter bis brother, of
the knighthood of tbe order ; Vienna, 25 June, 1 720. Lai, Signed,
and eomUersigned by the secretary-general, '* Abbas Laurentius
Vigilius de NicoUis." Followed, at f. 30, by a copy of tbe oonfLrma-
tion from the ** Alma? Urbis [Romae] Conservatores " to tbe Duke of
Epims of his hereditary right to the grandmastership of the said
Older; Eome, 24 May, 1718. Lot, Vellum; with paintings at ff.
21, 27, of the arms of the order and of Ludovisi. Quarto.
25.608. Graht from Joannes IX., Grand Duke of Epirus, grand
master of the order of St. George, to Joannes Matbias and Peter
Ludovisi of the titles of Goujits I'alatine of the Lateran and of the
Aulic Consistory, and Counts of Clarence in the Peloponnese;
Vienna, 19 Dec. 1720. Lat. Signed, and countersigfied by the
secretary-generaL Vellum. Quarto.
25.609. Grant by tbe Emperor Charles VI. to Joannes Matbias and
Petrus Ludovisi dicti Lieber de Clarenz, of admission into tbe
nobility of Hungary; Presburg, 15 July, 1722. Lai. Signed, and
eomdenigned by Christian August Cardinal [Duke] of Saxony,
PVinoe Archbishop of Gran. Vellum ; with an illuminated frontis-
piece. Large Octavo.
25.610. Coitfirmation by the Emperor Charles VI. of tbe grants to
J. M. and P. Ludovisi d'Orley et de Clarenz of the grade of knight-
hood of the Ancient Equestrian Order of Nobles of Hungary ; and
of tbe name and arms of tbe family of Orley of Luxembourg ;
Vienna, 23 Oct. 1734. Fr. Signed, and cauniereigned by A[ndr6]
F[ran9oi8] Baron de Kurtz, imperial secretary in the Austrian
Netherlands. At the end are receipts for fees paid by J. M. and
P. Ludovisi for the above honours, and notices of their registration
in 1735. Span., Lai. and Fr. Vellum; with paintings of arms at
ff. 1, 4 b. Larsj^ Octavo.
26.611. ORiGiNit Joid copied official documents, partly printed, re-
lating to the family of Ludovisi d'Orley ; chiefly relating to J. M.
and P. Ludovisi, from 1715 to 1773, in German, Latin and French;
MS8.— 1864. P
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210 ADDITIONAL MSS., »6fil2—fUijBl9.
with the signatures and seeds of the various officialB, and paintings
of the different coats of arms. Yellum. Folio.
26.612. Original letters, 1739-1818, rtz. :—
1. Frederic the Great to Voltaire; Hemusberg, 26 June, 1739 ; with
postscript by another hand. Fr, f. 1.
2. Alexander] P[ope] to [Jonathan] Richardson ; 4 Jan. 1737, f. 3.
3. Matt[he]w Flinders, " Late Goinm[ande]r of H.B.M. ship the
Investigator," to [Fran9ois] Barb6 de Marbois, ** Ministre du tr^r
public k Paris ; " Wilhems Plains in the Isle of France, 1 Nov.
1808. With seal, f. 4.
4. S[amuel T[aylor] Coleridge to 1. 1. Morgan ; 6 Jan. 1818, f. 8.
Paper. Quarto.
The fdUomng sixty-ihree volumes, Nas. 26,613-25,676, comprise the
^^ CoUectanea j^yptiaca*'' of James Burton^ formed hettoeen 1820
and 1839, and toere presented by Dedmus Burton.
26.613. Maps of the Nile, tinted in water-colours, with notes in ink
and pencil. J?aper ; xvinth and xixth centt. Folio,
26.614. Historical and topographical notes and memoranda relating
to Cairo, with plans and sketches in Indian ink. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio.
26,616. Pocket-book, with notes relating to Cairo, and drawings in
ink and pencil. Paper ; xixth cent. Oblate Duodecimo.
26.616. Plans and drawings of Cairo and the neighbourhood, with
notes and references. Paper ; xixth cent. Lai^ Quarto.
26.617. Extracts from works of French travellers relating to the
P3^ramids, the Sphinx, Nilometers, and Memphis, with pencil notes
and observations. Fr. and Eng. Paper. Octavo.
26.618. Memoranda and extracts relating to the topography of the
Pyramids and Sphinx, with plans and drawings in ink and pencil,
1826-1833. Paper. Folio.
25.619. " Pyramido-graphia ;" observations on the Pyramids, the
Sphinx, the tombs, etc., with plans and drawings, and at f. 50
"List of towns &c., taken from a MS. in the French library by
M. de Sacy, drawn up in the year 777 (1376) under the reign of
Melik al aschraf el Schaban, grandson of Melic Alnaser Mohammed."
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,620—26,680. 211
26,020. Plans and drawings in ink, pencil, and water-HJolonrs, of the
Pjrnmids, Sphinx, and temple near the Pyramids, with short notes
and references in ink and pencil. Paper; xixth cent. Large
Folia
26,62L Plans and drawings in ink and pencil of the Pyramids, and
tombs in their neighbourhood, with copies of hieroglyphics, etc.
Paper, xixth cent. Folio.
26.622. DiARiKS by J. Barton of his journeys from Cairo to Benisouef
and back, 14 July-11 Oct. 1822, and to the Eastern Desert, 5 Apr.
1830-2 Feb. 1882. Autograph. Paper. Oblate Duodecimo.
26.623. Diaries by J. Burton of his journeys to the Eastern Desert,
16 liay-14 Sept. 1823, and 22 Jan.-1 Aug. 1831, with notes upon
the Natron lakes and their vicinity, interspersed with plans and
drawings in ink and pencil. Chiefly autograph. Paper. Duo-
decimo.
25.624. 26,626. Fair copy of the diary by J. Burton of his journey
to the Eastern Desert, 14 July, 1822-24 Oct. 1823, interspersed
with plans^ drawings and sketches, in ink and pencil, and notes in
his own handwiiting. Two volumes. Vol. i. ff. 2-10, contains the
aoconnt of his voyage from Naples to Alexandria, 18 Mar.-
18 Apr. 1822. Paper. Folio.
26.626. Diary by J. Burton of his journey in the Eastern Desert,
2 Apr. 1830-24 Aug. 1831, with plans, drawings, and sketches.
Copyj with autograph notes. Paper. Oblate Duodecimo.
26.627. Diary by J. Burton of his journey in the Eastern Desert,
2 Apr. 1830-2 Feb. 1832. Holograph, Paper. Large Octavo.
26.628. Plans and drawings, with notes and references, in ink, pencil,
and water-oolourSfillustrativeof J. Burton's journeys in the Eastern
Desert, in 1822, 1823, 1830-1832. Paper. Large Folio.
26.629. Drawings and tracings of hieroglyphic inscriptions, in ink,
pencil and sepia, with notes and references, by J. Burton, made
during his journey in the Eastern Desert in 1823, etc. At f. 51
begin *' Sketches at Mount Sinai by J[o8eph] Bonomi," and at f, 64
is an engraved plate of hieroglyphics at *' Wadi Magara. From
the papers of Lord Prudhoe and Major Felix; Qahirah, 1827.'*
Paper. Folio.
96,660. GxKERAL notes for a journey on the Nile, and diaries, with
maps, plans, copies of inscriptions, and notes, by J. Burton on his
jonmeys to the Nile, the Eastern Desert, and the Natron lakes,
1825-1833. Paper. Folio.
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212 ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,681—26,640.
26,631. Original passports and letters of recommendation in Arabic^
granted to J. Burton by the Egyptian officials, with English endorse-
ments, and a few translations in English and Italian ; 1822-1833.
Paper. Folio.
. 26,632. Notes and extracts in ink and pencil, Y^ith drawings of hiero-
glyphics, respecting places between Cairo and Ipsambol, by
J. Burton. Paper; xixth cent. Duodecimo.
26.633. Notes and extracts, with drawings, plans, and copies of
inscriptions, in ink and pencil, relating to Thebes, the Nitrian
Desert, the Pyramids, Philoe, Memphis, and other localities visited
by J. Burton in the years 1823, 1827, and 1833. Paper.
Duodecimo.
26.634. Maps, plans and drawings, in ink, pencil, sepia, and water-
colours, with notes, references, and copies of inscriptions, etc.^
relating to places between Alexandria and Dendera, by J. Burton,
1823-1829. Paper. Large Folio.
26,636. Extracts from the *' Memoir on the Antiquity of the Zodiacs
of Esneh and Dendera [by Sir William Drummond]. 8*. London.
1821." Paper. Octavo.
25.636. Notes and memoranda, with drawings, plans, and copies of
hieroglyphics, in ink and pencil, by J. Burton, illustrative of his
journey from Masara to Luxor. At f. 17 is an original letter of
Joseph Bonomi ; Tarshoot, 28 July, 1832. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio.
26.637. DiABY by J. Burton of his journey from Minieh to Eamak,
11 Mar.-27 June, 1825, and of a voyage on the Nile in 1825,
1826. Paper. Oblate Duodecimo.
26.638. Drawings, in pen-and-ink and in water-colours, of temples,
etc., at Kamak, Luxor, and Abd-el-Oournon, by J. Burton. At
f. 81 is a pen-and-ink drawing by "J. Bonomi; Luxor, July. 1831."
Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
26.639. Notes and drawings relating to Thebes and its vicinity, by
J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26.640. Maps, plans, drawings, and copies of iascriptions, in pen-and-
ink, pencil, and water-colours, of temples, tombs, ete,, at Thebes and
in its vicinity, with notes, memoranda, and references, by J. Burton,
in 1825, 1829, etc. Paper. Large Folio.
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SS,84L Plans and drawings of the tombs of the kings at Thebes,
in ink and pencil, with map of the valley containing them, copies
of inscriptions, and notes and references, by J. Burton. Paper ; xxxth
cent. Lai^e Folio.
86.642. Plans and drawings in pen-and-ink, pencil, and water-colonrs,
of the tombs of the kings at Thebes, with inscriptions, notes, and
references, copied fair. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26.643. Drawings in pen-and-ink and in water-colonrs from the tombs
of the kings at Thebes, by J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Oblate
Duodecimo.
26.644. Drawings in ink, pencil, and water-colours, from tombs at
Goomah and Thebes, by J. tiurton. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26.645. Drawings and plans in ink, pencil, and water-colours, of
templeSy etc., at Kamak, £1-Kab, Thebes, and Luxor, with notes and
references, by J. Burton, 1825-1832. Paper. Large Folio.
26.646. Drawings in ink and pencil of temples, etc,, from Philoe to
Kamak, by J. Burton, 1826. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
26.647. Plans and drawings in pen-and-ink and pencil of temples,
ele^ from Esneh to Philoe, by J. Burton, 1825. Paper. Large
FoUo.
26.648. Drawings and plans in ink, pencil, and sepia, of temples, etc,,
from Erment to Ipsambol, with notes and references, by J. Burton.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26.649. Plans, drawings, and copies of inscriptions, in ink, pencil, and
water-colours, of temples, etc., from Ealabshee to Kapata [Meroe] in
Lower Nubia, with notes and references, by J. Burton ; Sept.-Oct.
1825. Paper. Large Folio.
26,660. Copies of Qreek and Latin insciiptions on temples, etc., at
Philoe, Kardaseh, Ealabshee, and Maharraka, with a few plaus and
notes in ink and pencil, by J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26,66L Plans, drawings, and copies of inscriptions, with notes and
references, of the Pyramids of Noori, the temples of Gebel Birkel,
and of places from Senmeh to Meroe, by Major Felix and Joseph
Bonomi, 1828. Paper. Folio.
26,662. Okiginal and copied letters and papers relating to the expc-
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ADDITIONAL MS8., 26,66!t-26,868.
dition up the Bahr-el-Abiad or White Kile, 1838, 1839. Among
them are : —
same to J. Barton or G. A. HoekinB ;
London, 12 Apr. 1839, f. 14.
2. ^ Eztralt des notee da joornal de
M. Linant sar le Bahi^l-Abiad f n,d.,
f.23.
3. Map, in pen-and-ink, of the Bahr-el-
Abiad, from its junction with the
Bahr-el-Arek, or Blue River, to Aleis.
Fr. f. 30 b.
1. [8ir] J[ohn] 0[ampbeU] to [J. Barton] ;
n.d., f. 8. — G A HoskiuB to
Sir J. Campbell; n.d., f. 4.— William
Oabell to Ck>lonel F. B. Ghesney;
India Board, 11 Apr. 1839, f. 7.--G. A.
Hoflkins to Sir J. Hobhouse, Bart;
11 Apr. 1839, f. 8.— Colonel Francis
Bawdon Chesney to E. Hammond ;
London, 12 Apr. 1839, f. 12.— The
Paper. Folio.
25.663. Notes on J. Burton's " Exoerpta Hieroglyphica, Cairo 1826.
4^," relating to the number and condition of the plates and the
stones left for printing, with lists of persons to whom copies were
given, 1825-1838. JPaper. Folio.
25.664. Miscellaneous notes upon, and copies of, hieroglyphics at
the Memnonium, Medivet Aboo, on the tablet of Abydos, the Pyra-
ramids, and various temples, etc, in ink and pencil, by J. Burton.
On f. 1 is a phonetic alphabet. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
25,656. Drawings and rubbings of Egyptian antiquities, now in the
British Museum and other public collections, by J. Burton. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
25.656. Drawings in water-colours, ink, and pencil, with some en-
graviDgs, of deities, furniture, musical instruments, and domestic
implements, by J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
25.657. Arghitectueal sketches in pencil, with notes from Thomas
Hope's "Historical essay on architecture; London, 1835, 8*?*," by
J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Large Folio.
25,658. Miscellaneous correspondence of J. Burton, 1820-1839.
writers are : —
The
Giovanni Battista Belzoni to P. Lee;
London, 29 l>eo. 1820, f. 1.
Henry Salt, Gonsul-Qeneral at Cairo ;
Cairo, Alexandria, 30 Mar.-8 Nov.
1824, C 3, 5, 8.
John Madox; Grand Cairo, 22 Aug.
1827, f. 14.
[Lieut-Col.] W[illiam] M[artin] Leake
to G. B. Greenoqgh; Hunfldon, 13
Sept. 1827. WithMaZ. 1 16.
Dr. F Belfour ; Cairo, 17 Oct. 1827,
f. 18.
[George Gordon, 4t]i Earl of] Aberdeen
to D. Bnrton ; Priory, 5 Not. 1827, f. 20.
Joannes Athanasioe ; Alessandria, 7 Feb.
1828. Ital. Signed in Greek cha-
racters, f. 22.
J B Caviglia; Memphis, 24
Max. 1828. Fr, f. 32.
The Sodety of Antiquaries ; Somerset
Place, 21 Nov. 1828-20 Nov. 1829.
Signed by Nicholas Carlisle, Secretary,
flf. 35, 41, 60.
The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland ;
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215
The Geological Society of London;
Somerset House, 28 Feb. 1833. Signed
by Edward Turner, Secretary, f.
66.
Joseph Bonomi to Edward Mansoor
Lane ; Rome, 27 Dec. 1838, f. 67.
The same; Rome, London, 11 Aug.
[18383-21 June, 1839, ff. 69-78.
Major Orkndo Felix ; Es Siout [on R.
Nile], 28 , 8.a. and n.d., ff. 79-
84.
[Sir] J[ohn] 6[ardner] Wilkinson ; n.d. ,
f. 85.
Edinburgh, 13 Dec. 1828. Signed by
E W A Drummond-Hay,
Secretary ; with $eal, t 37.
Tbe Zoological Society ; Bruton Street,
6 Feb., 11 Mar. 1829. Signed by
N A Vigors, Secretary, ff:
39,45.
The Boyal Society of Literature ; Par-
liament Street, 21 Feb., 9 Nov. 1829.
Signed by Richard Cattermole, Secre-
tary, ff. 43, 59..
J[ohn] Barker, Acting Consul at Alex-
andria ; Alexandria, Rosetta, 15 Aug.
1829. 14 June, 18S0, ft 54, 61. ,
Paper. Folio.
25,659. Memoranda, sketches, and obrrespondence, of J. Burton,
relating to the trilingual stone at Cairo ; 1821-1829. The writers
at Cairo ; Cairo, [9] 11 Mar. 1828,
ff. 27, 29.
Etienne Abro, Secretary to the Pacha of
Egypt, to Colonel Crailock ; [Cairo], 1 1
March, 1828. Fr, f. 30.
Richard (!^ttermole, Secretary to the
Boyal Society of Literature, to G. B.
Greenough ; 25 June, 1829. f. 48.
G B — — - Greenough to Prof. [Gus-
tav] Seyfarth ; London, 24 June, 1829.
WithseoZ. f. 52.
Dr. Thomas Young; London, 28 Nov. !
1821, f. 13.
[Lieut.-Colont:l] W[Uliam] M[artin]
Leake to G. B. Greenough ; Ware,
17 Sept 1827, f. 15.
Consul John Barker; Alexandria, 12
Feb. 1828-22 Apr. 1829, ff. 19, 24,
25,46.
A C Harris; Alexandria, 14
Feb. 1828, 29 Aug. 1829, ff. 21,
5t
Colonel Hobart Cradook, British Consul
Paper. Folio.
25J60. Notes on ancient Egypt, compiled from various authorities
and original memoranda, with a few sketches, by J. Burton.
Paper ; xixth cent Folio.
25.661. NoTta on modem Egypt, compiled from various authorities
aud original memoranda, with a few sketches, by J. Burton. 'At f.
33 are some original lines on Consul Henry Salt, written in 1820,
by Sir William Gell. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
25.662. Notes on modem Egypt, with a few sketches, by J. Burton.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Folio.
25.663. Papers and letters on miscellaneous subjects connected with
Egj'pt, by J. Burton, preceded by a table of contents, as follows : —
1. Papers relating to the cholera in Egypt in Ang.-Sept. 1831, with
original letters, at flf. 34, 36, of [Francois?] Dessap ; Cairo, 18 Mar,,
18 Oct. 1831. Fr, flf. 1-41.
2. Papers relating to antiquities and natural history, by Signer Acerbi,
Major O. Felix, and others. Ital. and Eng. ff. 42-107.
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3. '< Memoranda and con-espondenoe in Febr. 1825, relative to the
outrage and robbery of my [J. Burton] attendants at Eobac, a
village on the Nile near Dashoor," including original letters of
Charles Sloane, 4, 26 Feb. 1825, and C. Humphrey, Cairo, 24 Feb.
1825, flf. 108-138.
4. Copies of oorrespondenoe of Jeremy Bentham with Mohammed Ali,
Pacha of Egypt, in April, 1828. Fr, and Eng, ff. 139-148.
5. " The Regulations of the English Beading Society," with list of
books in Alexandria, 1828, f. 149.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
25.664. Notes, extracts, and memoranda, relative to the geology of
Egypt, with a few illustrative sketches, by J. Burton. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
25.665. M[N£RAL06iCAL ooUectious of Albert Ginsberg, a Swiss, in
Egypt, 1825-1830. Fr. with Eng. translations, viz. :—
1. " Catalogue d'une collection de Roches d'un Voyage Mineralogique
depuis rEg3'pte au pays du Sennar en 1825,*' f. 1.
2. " Route de voyage d* Assonant en Egipte au Sennar en 1825/' f. 11.
8. ** Catalogue Geognostique des Roches dans le dessert d'Egypt« entre
le Nil et la meer rouge ; Janvier, 1828," f. 23.
4. *' Catalogue des Roches et Focils d'un Voyage Mineralogique dans
TArabie Petree, soit aux Montagues du Tor et Sinai, en Aoust et
Septembre 1823," f. 28.
5. ** Cathalogue d'une suite g^c^ostique des Conches et Roches
de la Montagne de Mokadan aux environs de la Ville du Caire en
Egypte;" 6 May, 1829, f. 37.
6. '' Cathalogue d une suite geognostique des Roches et Minereaux du
dessert du Sinai dans I'Arabie Petr6e, d*un Voyage Mineralogique
en Octobre, Novembre et Deoembre, 1829, et Janvier 1830," f. 40.
Paper. Small Folio.
25.666. Notes and memoranda relating to the zoology of Egypt, by
J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
25.667. Drawings in pencil and water-colours illustrative of the
zoology of Egypt, by J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Large Folio.
25.668. 25,669. Notes and memoranda relating to the botany of
Egypt, with drawings in ink, pencil, and water-colours, by J.
Burton. Two volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
25.670. Drawings in ink, pencil, and water-colours, illustrative of the
botany of Egypt, by J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
25.671. Notes and memoranda on the botany of Egypt, with a few
sketches and with references to collections made by J. Burton
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during his travels. At f. 16 is a *' Catalogue d'une suite de Plantes
aveo les noms en Arrabe, r6oeuliie dans les Moutagnes Tor et Sinai
dans le mois de ^laj et Juin 1832," by A. Ginsberg. Paper ; xixth
oenL Folio.
25.672. MiscRTJiAWBOPS botanical and geological notes ; extracts from
diaries of journeys to Sinai, by Jobann Ludwig Burckhardt, Lord
Prudhoe, and Major O. Felix ; and short memoranda of antiquities ;
by J. Burton. Paper ; xixth cent. Oblate Duodecimo.
25.673. Notes and memoranda on miscellaneous subjects connected
with, and illustrative of, Egyptian antiquities, religion, and
architecture, by J. Burton, viz.: —
1. On cuneiform inscriptions, with specimen plates, f. 1.
2. Oa cave temples, near Bang, E. India, with drawings, f. 10.
3. Account of the cave temple of Elephanta, by William Erskine,
with drawings, f. 15.
4. On the temple of Boro Budor in Java, with drawings, f. 35.
5. On the caves of Salsette, with drawings, f. 41.
6. '* Notice respecting the religion introduced into India by the
Emperor Akbar, by Captain Vans Kennedy," f. 50.
7. On Sufiism, f. 51.
8. On Albinoes, f. 59.
9. On the White Elephant, f. 60.
10. On the affinity of Gipsy and Hindustani words, by Li^ut. Francis
Irvine, f. 62.
11. On ceramic art, f. 63.
12. On Bussian travellers and on scientific men, etc., f. 64.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Folio.
25,674. ''Mkmoir on Sect of Wahabees in Arabia, by Sir Charles
Golville and given to me [J. Burton] by him at Gherek in 1826."
Imjperfeei at the end. Autograph. Paper. Folio.
25,676. Drawings in water-colours from the mosque of Omar at
Jerusalem, the shrine at Hebron, the Caaba at Mecca, and other
Mohammedan shrines, with the names in Turkish; by a native
artist. Paper ; xviuth cent. Large Folio.
25,676, 26,677. Orioikal correspondence of Joseph Hunter, Deputy
Keeper of Public Records, and Benjamin Heywood Bright, Barrister,
of Bristol. Two volumes.
Vol. I. Apr. 1819-21 Dec. 1838.
Vol. II. 20 Mar. 1839-25 July, 1843.
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Among the enolosed papers are, in Vol. l : —
1. "Kapport fait par Jehan de Venduille," 10 Aug. 1435. Vellum,
f. 13 b.
2. Richard Bright to Bev. J. Hunter ; London, 27 Deo. 1829, f. 135.
In Vol. II. :—
3. William Pickering to B. H. Bright ; London, 30 Nov., 14 Dec. 1839,
ff. 66, 77.
4. Hary Bright to Bev. J. Hunter ; Ham Green, 30 June, 10 July,
1843, ff. 216, 220.
5. Henry T Hunter to B. H. Bright ; London, 18 July [1843],
f. 228.
6. B[enjamin] Bright to J. Hunter ; Ham Oreen, 8 Aug. 1843,
25 May, 1849, ff. 235, 264.
7. Bobert Bright to the same; Abbots Leigh, 6 JaD.-6 Deo. 1844,
ff. 239, 241, 244, 250.
8. Thomas Bodd to [the same] ; London, 10 Deo. 1844, f. 248.-
9. Bobert Bright to Bev. Henry Hunter ; Abbots Leigh, 14 Aug.
1845, f. 251.
10. King to Bev. J. Hunter; London^ 26 May, 1847, f. 252.
Paper. Quarto.
26.678. Shorthand dictionary. Paper ; xvuith cent. Small Quarto.
25.679. Miscellaneous papers : —
1. Epitaph on Dr. George Kendall, Bector of Kenton, co. Devon,
Prebend^y of Exeter, in Latin verse, with biographical notice of
him by Dr. Johh Walker, Bector of St Mary-le-More, Exeter, in
1720, f. 1.
2. Notes on the parish registers and the vicars of Stanford4n-the-
Vale, and the chapelry of Goosey, co. Berks, 1558-1792, f. 2.
3. Appointment of Bulkeley Bandinel, of New College, Oxon, as
preacher at the Chapel Boyal, Whitehall; 24 Sept. 1807. Signed
by B[eilby Porteus, Bishop of] London, f. 4.
Paper ; xviiith and xixth oentt. Small Quarto.
For the description of No. 26,680, see the Oatalogue of Oriental M8S.
25.681. "Hbt nieuwe gecorrigeerde Stadts Boeck van Groningen,
begrepen in negen Boecken, achter ijder Boeck een Appendix.
Geschreven in't Jaer Anno 1699. Door Claes Woldendorp."
Appended is, " Keur-Wetten voor die Heeren Borgemesteren ende
Baadt, sampt Taelmannen ende Geswooren Meente, in date den
26 Angustij, 1668." f. 203. Paper. Small Quarto.
26.682. '* DiscuBSO de lo sucedido en las Pla9as de Gran desde V. de
Oct* del ano de 1652, que entro a Gouemar las el Ex"^ Senor D?
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Antoiuo Gomez Danila Osoiio y Tokdo, Marques de Astorga y San
Boman, hasta .... 1660." *^ Be la libreria del Marqnes de Astorga'
en Madrid en el roes de Mayo, 1690. J[ean] Gl[abriel] Sparvenfeld/'
Swedish Minister in Spain. Paper. Octavo.
25,683. ^ Elo libro dJoto Quadriga Spirituale," in three parts : from
the Latin of Fri^ Kicola da Osimo. See Add. MS. 14,071. Paper ;
xvth cent Formerly belonged to Francesco de Montifuschi de'
Oingliani. Octavo.
86,884. **Obras inedictas del Ministro Campillo," transcribed by
Francesco Maldonado, Jan. 1804, viz. : —
1. *'Lo que hay de mas y de menos en Espana para que sea lo que
deve ser, y no lo que es. Obra del Senor Don Josef del Campillo y
Gossio, repartida por las letras del Abcedario." '*Se concluy6
el dia 18 de Febrero de 1742, habiendose principiada el dia 8 de
Agosto de 1741." f. 3.
2. *' Espana despierta. Griticas 6 instructivas reflexiones Correspon-
dientes & varies e importantissimos asumptos. Para la mejor organi-
sazion y regimen de la Monarchia Espanola. Obra del Senor Don
Joseph del Campillo y Cosio." f. 144.
Paper. Quarto.
85.685. '' Capitoli dell' HI"!* Academia della Stella areata L'Anno 1595
m Messina." 1610-1625. Preceded by a Spanish letter, "Del [3]
Gonte de Ghinohon [Diego Fernandez de Gabrera y Bobadilla,
majordomo to Philip U.], al Marchese di Marineo [Yincenzo di
Bologna] all' hora Prencipe della Oongregatione ; San Laurencio
5 Oct 1596." Paper. Small Quarto.
85.686. " Papeles varies historicos y politicos " relatiug to Gafalonia,
partly printed^ 1558-1668. For full description, see the Gatalogue
of Spanish MSS. VoL I. p. 396. Paper ; xviith cent. Injured by
fire. Folio.
85.687. Obioinal state - papers and letters relating to the Spanish
government of Milan; 1592-1628. %m., ItaZ. and jLo/. Partly
prinied. Viz. : —
1. Instructions to Juan Fernandez de Yelasco, Gondestable de Gastilla,
Dnque de Frias, y Gonde de Haro, as Governor and Gaptain-General
of Milan ; Madrid, 10 May, 1592. Span. f. 2.
2. Discourse on the offices of Gontador of the army, Yeedor and
Trea8nrer-(}eneral of Milan; Milan, 7 June, 1611. ^pan. f. 19.
3« ^ Apuntamentos sobre materias de jurisdiccion de Milan;" 1627,
£25.
4. ''Nomina de los Ministros Beales del Estado de Milan [1]627,"
f.27.
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5. " Capitulos de carta de su Majestad para el Oouemador tocante al
Conaejo seoreto de 23 de Julio, [1]622," f. 29.
6. '* Donatio facta LncretisB Cribellas a Ludonioo Maria Sfortia Vice-
comite Duce Mediolani, 12 Jul. mooccxcvu.'* Copy. f. 30.
7. *' Nota de las rentae del eetado de Milan ; " 1622-1625, f. 32.
8. Gon9alo Fernandez de Cordova to Philip IV. ; Milan, 4 Apr. 1627.
Span. Copy. f. 33.
9. '' Belaoion de la diferencia que a passado en la fiesta del Frincepe
nuestro senor entre el senado de Milan y el consejo secreto;"
18 Nov. 1629. Ital. f. 35.
10. '* Diferencia del Senado y Cousejo Seoreto," 26 Sept. 1631, f. 39.
11. Edict of Philip IV. ; Milan, 14 Aug. 1629. Span. f. 41.
12. Confirmation by Philip IV. of a pension to Conde Otavio Visconde
y de Gamalerio; Madrid, 26 July, 1626. Span. fif. 43, 44.
13. Bemonstrance of the city of Pavia against the city of Milan ; n.d.
Lat. Signed by " Aloysius Beleredius I. C. CoUegiatus et Orator
Papiae." f.46.
14. Answer of Philip II. to the appeal of the city of Milan for con-
firaiation of a grant of Charles V. ; Madrid, 23 Apr. 1592. Span.
and Ital. With the printed " Privilegium " of Charles V. ; Worms,
1 Aug. 1545. Lat. Copies, ff. 50, 51.
15. Memorial of the city of Milan to the Regent Juan Baptista Valen-
zuela, presented by Giovanni Paolo Mazza ; n.d. Ital. Copy. f. 54.
16. " Sumario dela Informacion dela Ciudad de Pauia ;" 1627, f. 56.
17. " Informatione per la terra di Pontremoli ; " 1627, f. 60.
18. Petition of the city of Milan to Philip IV. ; n.d. Ital. Copy. f. 62.
19. "Papeles de la tierra de Pontremoli;'* 20 Mar. 1624. Ital. and
LaJt. Printed and MS. ff. 63, 66.
20. Memorial of Phelipe Spinola, Conde de Tasarol, with answer ;
Madrid, 3 Oct. 1630. Span. Copies, f. 68.
21. Boyal proclamations on fortifications in the state of Milan ; Madrid,
3 Sept. 1626 ; Aranjuez, 21 Apr. 1625. Span. Printed, f. 70.
22. '* Discurso de las Conueniencias que ay de que con el gouiemo
del estado de Milan ande lo de Vltra el Po ;" n.(2., f. 71.
23. " Carta que escriuio un Capitan de los del ezercito del Emperador
al ouispo de la Ciudad de Lodi . . . dandole quenta de lo que iva
ganando el dioho ezercito al Duque de Nivers ;" n.d, f. 73.
24. " Propuestas de Monsiur de Toras [Jean du Caylard de St Bonnet]
a cuyo cargo esta la Ciudadela de Casal de Montferrato," with the
" Eisposte di S[ua] E[ininencia] " ; 15 Oct. 1630, f. 75.
25. Articles of truce between the French and Ferdinand U., Philip
IV., and Vittorio Amadeo, Duke of Savoy ; Turin, 6 Sept 1630.
Ital. Imperfect at the beginning. Copy. f. 76.
26. Eeply of Ferdinand II. to the request of the^Bitshop of Mantya
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for the investiture of the Duke of Nevers as Dnke of Mantua and
Montefenato ; 20 March 1628. Lot. Copy. f. 77.
27. ** Copia decreti Maiestatis GaesareaB super sequestro Ducatus
Montisferrati;" 21 March 1628, f. 78.
26. *' Copia della lettera scritta dalla Maesta Cesarea a Grigioni ; "
Vienna, 18 Apr. 1629. Printed, f. 80.
29. Papers relating to the duchy of Mantua and Monteferrato ; 1628.
Lot, Printed and MS, copies. S. 82-88.
30. ^' Belacion de lo que su Magestad Cesarea a resuelto sobre la
guerra de Italia ; Vienna, 5 Jun. 1 629," and '* Belacion de la entrada
del exercito Imperial en Italia," f. 89.
31. ** Notta della gente che marchiano d'Alemagna, Sohelesuig et
Holstein alia uolta deir Imperio," f. 91.
32. LoTiis Xin. of France to the state of Venice ; Alais, 13 June,
1629. lial. Chpy. f. 93.
33. '* Numero delli soldati Imperiali quali hora si trouano nelli
Grisoni per passar in Italia," f. 95.
34. " Fropositione di Monsignor de Boutru [Guillaume Bautru, Comte
de Serrant] al Be Oattolioo, tradotta dal Francese" [1628, 1629],
f. 96.
35. " Scrittura del Duca di Feria, ci5 e borrone de* temperamenti pro-
poflti a S[ua] E[minencia] da Nuntii Apostolici in reformatione della
Scrittura di Monsignor di Boutru, fatti ridurre in scritto da S[ua]
l^minencia] per il Secretario Col6ma (jm)" f. 97.
36. Beport of operations and n^otiations at Chaumont ; 7 Mar.
1629. Span. f. 98.
37. '* Memoria por el Signer Duque de Guastala [Cesare Gonzaga]
sobre sua pretensiones a Mantua" [1629], f. 100.
38. " Consideraciones tocantes a la Tacante plaza de Bi^onato general
de Milan," f. 104.
39. Petition of Catalina, widow of Colonel Juan Jacomo Alardi ; n.d.
Span. f. 106.
40. Grant of pension to CoL J. J. Alardi ; San Loren9o, 7 Oct 1622 ;
with confirmation at Milan, 21 July, 1623. Lai. Printed, f. 108.
41. Memorials £com '*Li Decurioni della Cittll di Gomo" to the
governor of Milan and to Philip IV. ; Como, 20 July, 1632. Ital
Signed by Giovanni Antonio Cassina, Cancelliere. ff. 110, 111.
42. [Eroole Sfondrati] Conte della Bivera to the Begent of Milan ;
Milan, 29 July, 1632. lidL Signed. £112.
43. *' Belatione dell' Ambasciata di Milano servita dal Marchese
Fabritio Bosso presso la Maestit del B^ suo Signore ;" 1624, 1625.
Printed, f. 114.
44. Giacopo Valeri to [the Begent of Milan] ; n.d. Hal. Signed.
£188.
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45. Marchese Ceaare Yisoonte, Oratore di Milano, to Philip V. ; nA.
ltd. Copy. f. 139.
46. Alonzo Guillen de la Carrera, president of the senate of Milan,
to [the Eegent of Mikn ?] ; Milan, 16 May, 1627. Span. f. 143.
47. Appointments of Massino Qnelles as praetor of Milan; Milan,
4 Feb. 1626, 25 Jan. 1628. Lat. Printed, ff. 145, 145 b.
48. Claim of Oonte and Marchese Manfrino Castilioni to the Mar-
quisate of Garlasch ; nd. Lat. Printed, f. 147.
49. Philip IV. to the Conde de Monterrey [Gaspar de Zuniga] ;
Barcelona, 17 Apr. 1626. Span. Copy. f. 148.
50. Petition of Juan de Aycaga, Contador Principal de Milan, to
Philip IV. ; n.d. Span. 1 150.
51. **Di6ciirso de la autoridad i Juridicion del Senado de Milan."
Lat. f. 152.
52. (Complaint of Francesco Bernardino Buginelli, Fiscale Generale of
Milan, against the visitor-general of Milan, with copy of the
fiscal's letter to Ambrosio Fc^nano, Gurato di Sto. Nazaro in
Milan, and remarks on his grieyances ; n.d. ItaL f. 160.
Paper. Folio.
25.688. Papeles varies tocantes al Conde-Daque de Olivaree, 1622-
1645 ; consisting of papers, mostly copies, on the administration <of
Gaspar de Guzman, favourite minister of Philip IV. of Spain.
With table of contents at the beginning. For full description, see
the Catalogue of Spanish MSS. Vol. 1. p. 276. Paper. Quarto.
25.689. Papeles varies historioos y politicos, 1622-1640. Origiiially
the fourth part of a collection entitled, '* Misoelaneas de Don
Juan Antonio de Valencia Idiaquez, regidor perpetuo de la Oiudad
de Salamanca, Ano de 1659." At the beginning of the volume
are a dedication from Antonio Bodriguez de Frechilla, the com-
piler, the arms of Garcia de Toledo y Osorio, Marquez de Villa*
franca, an engraved portrait of Philip IV., and the table of contents.
The papers refer almost exclusively to the reign of Philip IV. and
to the rise and fall of the Gount-Duke of Olivares, Gaspar de
Guzman. For full description, see the Catalogue of Spanish MSS.
Vol. I. p. 272. Paper. Quarto.
26.690. ''CoBONiGA del Qid rru dias Canpeador:" with a table of
contents at the beginning. Imperfect at the end. See the Catalogue
of Spanish MSS. Vol. I. p. 587. Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
26.691. Chart of the world from the Cape Verd Islands to the Red
Sea. lial. Vellum roll. Late xivth cent
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ADDITIONAL MSS^ 35,69S--26,e96. 223
25,6M. AooocTHT-BOOK and memoranda of Valentine Greatrakes, of
Affane, Co. Waterford, 1663-1679. At the beginning is an account
of the family of Greatrakee, by William Palmer, vioar of Whit-
church, 00. Dorset. Paper. Folio.
S6,68S. ** Lb Chappelet de Jhesus et de la Yierge Marie." A metrical
Life of Cihrist, the Descent of the Holy Ghost, the Assumption of,
and prayen to, the Virgin, illustrated by a series of miniatures :
executed for Anna, wife of Ferdinand, King of the Bomans, after-
wards Emperor. Her name and the monograms IHS. MA. [Jesus
Maria] are on the clasps. A portrait of Ferdinand kneeling
before the Virgin ^is the subject of the last miniature. The
volume seems to have afterwards come into the possession of
Margaret Tud(»r, wife of James IV. of Scotland, the letters of the
name " Marguerite " on Tudor roses forming the bosses of the bind-
ing. Preceding the metrical Life is a prose account of its divisions,
stating that the original *' Chappelet" was given by an angel
to Jehan de Fontaines, a native of Savoy, in 1280. On the fly-
leaf at the beginning is the autograph of M[artin] Folkes, vice-
president of the Boyal Society, 1726, a former owner. Vellum;
zvith cent. Small Quarto. Preaenied hy the Earl of Home.
S6,894. ''Bbgiments und geschlechter buch der Statt Ziirich." The
arms of the families are in colour, and the biographical notices are
carried down to 1678, but those of the Qrebel fomily to 1737. The
title is on an engraved emblematical frontispiece cut from another
book, with arms of Zurich at the foot, and on f. 3 those of ZoUer.
At the end is the signature of a former owner, Hans Heinrioh
Grebel, 1699. Paper. Folio.
26,695. HoRJE Beat89 Mari» Virginis, etc. : —
1. Kalendariam, f. 1.
2. Comu EYangeliomm, f. 13.
3. UonD B. Maris Yirginifl, f. S
4. Hone 8. Gmoifl, 1 121.
5. HoFB B. SpiritoB, f. 139.
6. Offlcium B. Marisa Virginia, f. 147.
7. Psalmi poBnitentiales, f. 153.
8. Yigilin Mortuonun, f. 165.
Vellum ; late zvth cent. Written in France ; with numerous
miniatures and borders of scroll work in gold and colours, prin-
cipally of light lilac ; and with modern silver-gilt clasps. Small
Quarto.
26,696. HoiL£ Beatn Marias Virginis, etc. : —
1. KaleDdarimD, f. 1 b.
2. Gnrsas ETEngelionim, f. 5.
3. Horn B. Maris Virgiiiis, f. lib.
4. Trnkai pceniientiAleB, f. 40 b.
& litania, f. 44 b.
6. Hone S. Gracis, f. 48.
7. HorsB 8. Bpiritos, f. 49 b.
8. Offieium Mortnonim, f. 51.
9. Officinm passfonia Domim, f. 67 b.
10. Goinineniontiiones Banotomm, f. 69 b.
Vellum; xvitb cent. Written in France, and illusii-ated with
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,696—25,706.
full-page and border miniatures. In the borders of ff. 40, 47, are
the arms of Francis II. of France, and Mary Queen of Scots. The
volume has been injured by water. On the binding are silver-gilt
clasps and ornaments. Octavo.
25,697. '* Ordo breuiarii secundum consuetudinem Eomane ecclesie,*'
viz, : —
1. Kalendariam, f. 1.
2. Sermones de tempore, f. 8.
3. ** Psalterium oum inaitatorijs hymnis
antiphonifl et nersicullB," £ 172.
4. '^Festiuitates sanctorum per anni
circulum," f. 254.
5. " Oonrnne Sanotorum," f. 372.
6. ^ Officiom beate Marie mrg^iniB
gloriose," f. 392.
Uterine vellum ; late xvth cent. An Italian MS., written in double
columns, and finely illuminated in gold and colours. The arms of
the family of Medici are repeated in the upper border of each leaf
of the calendar. Octavo.
25.698. Elevens miniatures cut from a Flemiah Book of Hours, sur-
rounded by borders of birds, insects, and flowers. Vellum ; circa
1492. Small Quarto.
25.699. '' Ohbokicles of the Indians of North America. From the
earliest accounts of them to the present time. [By Samuel Gardner
Drake], Boston, 1836." Autograph. Paper. Octavo.
For detcriptums of Nob. 26,700, 25,701, see the Catcdogue of Orientdl MSS.
25.702. " LiBEB Bosarii " or '* Tractatus de condicionibus humanis
secundum uarias hominum consuetudines " [by Johannes Qenesius
Qualeus de Parma]. YeUum ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
25.703. Begister of royal and other charters of the town of Beverley,
CO. York, with statutes, "provisiones pastnrarum," etc.; tempp.
Henr. II.-Bich. II. Lot. and Fr. Imperfect. Vellum ; xivtb cent.
Folio.
25,704 A, B.^Hymns for the Christian Year, copied and chiefly com-
posed by Beginald Heber, Bishop of Calcutta. Two volumes.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto. Presented by Dr. Milman, Dean
of St. PauTe.
25,705, 25,706. Drawings, chiefly in water-colours, by Edward John
Carlos, of churches. Two volumes.
Vol. I. Essex and Kent.
Vol. n. Middlesex and Surrey.
Interspersed are plans, architectural details, copies of aims, monu-
mental brasses, and inscriptions. At the beginning of each county
is a list, by John Bowyer Nichols, of drawings made for him, and
their prices. In Vol. ii. f. 43, is a letter from the Society of Anti-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 25,707—25.709. 225
qnariee to K J. Carlos ; 10 Feb. 1887. Signed by Nicholas Carlisle,
Secrotaiy. Pfeper; xixth cent. Folio. . ,,y , -fv - , %.
S5,707. English poems, by [John] Lord Digby, /^'^ '' Reynolds, ^"j. <*
John Donne, Dean of St. Paul's, F[ranci8] B[eaTimont], [Sir]
H[eni7] W[otton], Sir B[[enry] G[oodyear], Henry Skipwith,
G. Lucy, Tpiomas] P[e8tell], [Sir] J[ohn] ^[eaumont], Hen[ry]
Kinge [Bishop of Chichester], King James I., [Ben JonsonJ, D
Foouks, Sir R Eaton, Thomas Carew, and W Skip-
with], cte. ^rf A ^/'^^
Liduded are also : — ' /<'«' < u- . ?^/
1. Dr. J. Donne to the Countess of Bedford ; n.d. Copy, f. 64 b. ^
2. "*■ Why doe Puritans make longest sermons ? " f. 119.
3. Sir Walter Balegh to his wife ; n.d. Copy. f. 138.
4. Franncis Phillips to James I. ; n,d. Copy. f. 139.
5. Mr. Martin's oration to the King [ Jas. I. on entering London],
1603, f. 142.
6. ** Songe Charles I. his letter to the Vniuersitie " of Cambridge,
with the address of the Duke of Buckingham on his acceptance of
the Chancellorship ; Whitehall, 7 June, 1626. Copies, f. 144.
7. <" The Lady Biehes letter to Queene Elizabeth ; " n.d. [1600]. Copy.
f. 146 b.
8. ••Sir Walter Bawles Letter to kinge James;" n.d. [1618]. Copy.
£147.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
8S,70B. Memorials of the civil war in England, by Thomas, 3rd Lord
FairfJEUL, Parliamentary General, 1642-1644, viz. : —
1. ''Short Memorialls of some things to be cleared during my Com-
mand in the Army," f. 2.
2. " A Short Memoriall of the Northern Actions during y War there
from the yeare 1642 untill 44," f. 20.
3. ** An Epitaph upon y Death of Tho[mas] L[or]d Fairfax (who
died in y* year 71) made by y* Duke of Buckingham " [his son-in-
law], f. 53.
4. " Another by Bryan Fairfax, E8q[uire]," f. 66.
Paper ; late xvuth cent. Formerly belonged to Ben[net] Sherard,
afterwards 3rd Earl of Harborough. Duodecimo.
SS,709. '' Graisons des sainctz Peres : Patriarches : Prophetes : Juges :
Boix : des hommes et femmes illustres, et aussy des Apostres : tant
de lancien que du nouueau testament." Vellum; written in 1544
in red ink within borders, and with numerous miniatures. At the
foot of almost every page, and occasionally in the borders, is the
monogram jj). In modem binding of blue velvet with gilt clasps,
and with gaufred edges. Duodecimo.
MSB.— 1864. Q
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226 ADDITIONAL M8S., 25,710— 25.718-
25.710. HoRA Beataa Manad Virginis secnndum ttsnm Bomaxisd ec-
olesied : —
1. Ealendarinm. Fr. 7. Offlcimn Mortoorum.
2. Ounus Evangeliomm. 8. GommemorationeB Sanotorum. Lai.
S. Hone B. Mari» YirginiB. and Fr.
4. Psalmi penitentiales. 9. Offioium de Oonoeptione B. Marm
5. Horn S. GraoiB. - Virginis.
6. Hor» 8. Bpiritns.
The volume is in great oonfusion, having been taken to pieoee after
being injured by water, and rebound without any re^urd to the
contents. Yellum ; zvith oent Executed in France, with numer-
ous miniatures and borders, for Francis 11. and Mary, Queen of
Scots, whose arms are at the foot of the first page of the Hours of
the Virgin, and whose portraits are said to have been in the border
of the calendar for April and in the Commemorations of SS. Oeorge
^and Barbara. It subsequently belonged to " Jean de Maupeou,
EuesqueetOomte de Chalon-sur-Saone en Bourgogne" [1653-1677],
and to Pierre Besuchet. Octavo.
25.711. *^ Heliodobus his Aethiopian historic," in seven books ; tnms-
lated from the Greek by John Gkx>de, of Maldon, oo. Surrey, by whom
it was given to his niece, Eliza Evans. Autograph. On the fly-
leaves at the beginning are biographical notices of the translator's
&mily by his great-grandson, Baniham Qoode, Fellow of King's
College, Cambridge, in 1696. Paper ; xvnth cent. Small Folio.
25.712. 1. Caii Crispi Sallustii de oonjuratione CatUinso. Imperfect.
f.2.
2. Ejusdem de belle Jugurthino, f. 17.
3. Sixti Pythagorici enchiridion, f. 43. .
4. "Vita, Mores et Bes gestn M[aroi] Tu[l]lii Ci[ceronis], p[er]
d[omi]num L[eonardum de Brunis] Aretinum," f. 50.
5. "Invectiva adversvs ipocritas Leonaidi Arretini," f. 71 b.
6. Joannes Franciscus *' Pogius [Bracciolinus] de varietate fortune et
situ et moribus Indie," f. 76.
7. Leonardi de Brunis Aretini " De re militari," f. 88. .
8. " Comparatio Alexandri, Hanibalis atque Scipionis, e greco in
latinum translata," f. 97 b.
9. '' M[agni] Basilii de liberis eduoandis " liber, a Leonardo de Brunis
Aretino e Greece in Latinum versus, cum prasfatione ad Colutinm
Salutatum, f. 100.
10. *' Vita Sertorii Nursini," a Leonardo de Brunis Aretino ex Plu-
tarcho in Latinum traducta, cum prsBfatione ad Autonium, f. 108.
11. EpistolBB anonym®, ff. 119 b, 122 b.
12. Tractatus brevis cosmographicus, f. 125.
Vellum and paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL M8S., 85,718—25,720. 227
85.713. '^Caotallub Metallinus Giuis Bomanus, xinus de tresdecim
setaioribus Consiliariis Yrbis," bis memoir on tbe origin of tbe most
ancient and noble families of Borne. Ital At f. 21 b is an ori-
ginal confirmation on vellum by Fietro Gampano, vicar-general of
the see of Amelia, of a canonry in S. Maria di Lngnano, to Zephiro
de Zephiris; Amelia, 27 Jan. 1565. Lot. Signed. Paper ;
xivth cent. Gontinued by a later hand on f. 20. '' Done il Signer
Gabriello Castella da Temi a Ferleon Gasella." Small Folio.
25.714. Ghart of the world by Francesco Oliva of Messina, 1609.
Yellnm roll.
85.715. MissALE in nsnm societatis Tinctorum NorimbergsB, cum
kalendario et exorcismo salis prsemissis. The last page contains the
names of members of the guild for whom it was executed in 1520.
Vellum ; with illuminated initials. At f. 100 b is a coloured and
gilded woodcut of tbe Crucifixion, by Albert Durer, with his mono-
gram at the base of the cross, and the date 1516 ; and on S. 8, 227,
are the arms of the guild. In the original stamped binding of
hogskin, with brass bosses and clasps. Folio.
85.716. BBaiSTER-BOOK of the Musical Society at Nuremberg, with the
roles and proceedings, and the names and arms of members, 1588-
1629. Oerman. At f. 38 b are Latin epigrams in honour of
Georg Yolcamer, the second founder of the society. Faper. At
the beginning is a coloured wood engraving of "Music," by
M deYoe, and at f. 40 an engraving of Geoi^ Volcamer,
Sen., by H[ans] T[roschel], in 1623. Belonged in 1796 to G
T ScheurL In the original stamped veUum binding. Small
Quarto.
For de9cnplion of No. 25,717, 9ee ihe Catalogue of Oriental M8S.
85.718. The Ganterbury Tales of GeoflFrey Ghaucer. Imperfect ; con-
taining portions only of tales of, the Knight, f. 1 ; Miller, f. 24 b
Man of Law, f. 31 ; Sompnour, f. 41 ; Doctor of Physic, f. 48
Pardoner, f. 52 b; Glerk, £ 64; Shipman, f. 80; Prioress, .f. 82
Tale of Melibffius, f. 84. Vellum ; xYik cent. Octavo.
85.719. A coLLBGTioir of tales, legends, anecdotes, etc.^ from various
authors, under subjects; translated from the Latin Alphabetum
narrationum [Harl. 268, f. 45] into Engliah, The preface is wanting.
At the end is a LaHn colophon in rhyming verse, containing the
name of the scribe. Paper ; .xvth cent. The fly-leaf at the end is
from a Latin Service Book of the xivth cent. Quarto.
85,780. The New Testament in Dutch. Between the Gospels and the
Epistles, at f. 57, are tables of Lessons, and after the Apocalj^pse, at
Q 2
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f. 160, are lessoiiB selected from the Old Testament and Apocrypha.
The Epistles and the Apocalypse have prologues and glosses.
Vellum; xvth cent. Formerly belonged to J. F. Clignett, T.
Steenwinkel, and A. Tpeij. In stamped leather binding, with brass
dasps. Folio.
25.721. " Repbrtorium ofte Begister van alle de Acten der Particuliere
Noorthollantsche Synoden Beginnende vant jaer mdlxxij [to 1671].
Mitsgaders van seeoker Frovintiael Synodus van Zuijthollandt en
Noorthollant gehouden binnen Haerlem Anno mdlxxxij." In alpha-
betical order of subjects, with indexes at the end. Paper. Folio.
25.722. *'JoHANNis [de Balbis] Januensis Ordinis Prasdicatbmm
Catholicon," sive Summa Qramaticalis, in five parts; completed
according to the author's statement at the end, on Non. [7] Mar.
1286. Followed by the etymological table in another hand, with
; the colophon, ^* Explicit hoc totum feria tercia post Dominicam
Beminiscere in xlma [Quadragesima] Anno &c, [mcoc]lxxxxiiu."
Vellum ; xivth cent. Written in double columns, with a miniature
on f. 1, illuminated initials and borders. In stamped leather
binding. Large Folio.
25.723. ** Lexicon Arabicum majus Francisci Baphelengii ex quo
Lexicon ejusdem typis impressum oontractum est. Est Adriani
Eelandi Trajecti ad Bhenum Anno partae salutis 1703." Autograph.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
For descripUon of No. 25,724, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
25,725, 25,726. •' De Beyse van Joannes Adams," of Ghent, through
Europe and Egypt, 1681-1685. Autograph, Two volumes. Vol. i.
contaiDS the journal, with original passports and certificates, and at
the end indexes of places, etc, ; Vol. ii. consists of engraved maps,
plans and views, illustrative of the journal. Paper. Small Quarto.
25,727. Original commission of Marco Foscarino, Doge of Venice, to
Lodovico Manin, as Podesti of Brescia ; 18 Aug. 1762. ItaL Vellum.
At the b^inning is an allegorical painting with the arms and por-
trait of L. Manin. Octavo.
For descriptions of Nos, 25,728-26,744, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
26,745. *' Historia natural de Plantas Animales y Minerales del sabio
Medico y Botanico Eben-El Beytar Espanol, Natural de la Oiudad
de Malaga." Spanish and Arabic. For full description, see the
Catalogue of Arabic MSS. p. 691. Paper ; xvinth cent. Folio.
For descriptions of Nos, 25,746-26,871, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
25,872. An Italian-English-Turkish vocabulary. Paper; xviithcent
Small Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 35,873—35,883.
229
Far deteripiunu of Noa. 25,873-26,880, see ihe\CcUahgue of Orienkd MSS.
25,88L VitjE sanctorum, canones, eermoiies, hymni et epiBtolae.
Ormee. Viz, : —
1. Periodns 8. Johannis Evangelistee, f. 3.
2. CanoDfiB ejuadem et Nioolai Myroblytis, ff. 54 h, 64.
3. Yit», passiones, miracnla et viBiones Sanotomm, aciL : —
6. Sineoiiit BtyUts, f. 67.— S. Eostratii,
ejnaqiie flodammy t 79 b. — 8. Xeno-
pfaontia Synclitici, ejusqae familis,
£ 99 b.— 8. Demetrii Myroblytis, f. 161
li.-«. jMobi Perrid, f. 168.— S.
Bkati, t 177.— Qoadnginta Ifar-
tymm in laon apnd Sebasten, f. 185.
—8. JohaDnis Oalybiti, f. 208.— 8.
4. Sesnnonee et narrationes, scU. : —
AnoDymi, it 109, 197, 229. 260 b-
281 b, 286 b, 288, 820 b, 324 b, 342 b,
353 b. 366, 380.— Amphiloohii Iconi-
COM Epunopi, f. 116.— 8. JobaxmiB
CauyacMtomi, it 121, 321 b, 327, 365 b.
— Joseph! ThessalonioenBiB Archie-
pisoopi, £ 124 b.— 8. Jobaunis Damas-
Alexii, £ 216 b.— 8. Onnphrii. Imperf.
£ 223.— Daiiielis Propheto, £ 238 b.
—8. MarinjB, £ 243.-8. Theodoeii et
Philippi, ff. 260 b, 380.— 8. Theodori
£ 283.— 8.Maroi AtheniensiB, £ 290 b.
— 8. Basilii Cseaareensis Arohiepisoopi,
£ 300.— 8. Paohomii, £ 878.
oeni, £ 127 b — 8. Giegorii Nazianzeni,
ff. 140, 147 b.— 8. 8imeonis Meta-
phrastis, ff. 156, 161 b.— 8. Basilii
OoBsareexudB, £ 189 b— Gonstantini
Oianati, £ 323 b.— 8. Dorothei, Pa-
^lestins Archimandritao, £ 363.-8.
Ensebii Nioomediensis, £ 387.
5. Hymni ad B. Mariam Yij^em, ff. 180 V138 b.
6. Oracnla Leonis Imperatoris, metriee, f. 238.
7. Epistola Fontii Pilati ad Tiberinm Imperatorem, onm ejus responso,
ff. 255, 267, b.
Paper; xvitb cent. Tbe four fly-leaves at tbe end are from an
Evaiigeliariam of tbe xvtb cent. Formerly belonged to H
C Agnew. In tbe original binding of wooden boards coTcred
with stamped leather. Quarto.
25,888. ^ L' ARTE del navigare con il regimento della Tramontana, e
del Sole, e la vera regola del flusso e reflnsso delle Acqne, sotto
breve Compendio nnovamente ridotta Per Agostino Cesareo." In
three parts, with a table of contents at tbe end. Dedicated to
Paolo Sforza, 1570, with an Italian sonnet. Paper. lUnstrated by
rotatory and other diagrams in pen-and-ink and water-colonrs.
Small Octavo.
25,883. **H£BMOGENis [Tarsensis] Technographi Progymnasmata.''
OrcBce. ** Ad exemplar MS. in regia Parisiis bibliotheca custoditum
descripeit loannes lonas, Libertus Graocns." At the beginning is
a noticiB of other MSS. of Hermogenes in the Paris library by John
Ward, Professor of Rhetoric in Gresham College. Paper ; xvuith
cent. Octavo.
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230 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,884—25,898.
25,884. TTnivebsal History from the Creation to the Emperor Titns.
Fr. Vellum ; early xvth cent. Written in doable columns, and
ornamented with miniatures and illuminated initials. Prom the
Duchesse de Berry's collection. Large Quarto.
25,885-25,887. Ludolphi de Sazonia, Carthusianorum Argentinen-
sium Friorifl, vita Ghristi. In three parts, with a table of contents
at the beginning of each part. Three volumes, of which the second
is bound up in much confusion, as appears by notes on ff. 89 b,
121 b. Vellum ; xvth cent. Written in double columns, and orna-
mented with miniatures, illuminated borderu, and initial letters.
At f. 3 of Vol. I. and f. 2 of Vol. n. and on the edges of the leaves
of Vols. I., II. and m. are the arms of George d'Amboise, Bishop
of Montauban in 1484, Archbishop of Narbonne and Bouen in
1493, and Cardinal in 1498. They have been painted over the
coat of a former owner. From the Duchesse de Berry's collection.
Folio.
25,888-25,890. "The Holy Bible; Oxford, 1835,87" Printed. In
three parts. Fart i. Genesis-Joshua xv. 8. Part n. Joshua xv. 9~
Isaiah xli. Fart m. Isaiah xlii.-Bevelations. The copy has been
interleaved and revised throughout by Alfred Jenour, Rector of
Filton, CO. Northampton. In Fart i. f. 1, are ** Directions to the
printer"; on f. 3, a holoffraph letter from the reviser "To the
Editor of the Times," n.d. ; and on f. 8, '^ Suggestions for the
appointment of a Boyal Commission for the revision of the Autho-
rized Version of the Bible." At the end of Fart n. is a printed
prospectus of the translation of Isaiah by the same ; Harringworth,
Apr. 1828: Faper; xixth cent. Octavo. Presented by Eev. A.
Jenour.
25.891. "The Hagiographa Illustrated, Being The Book of Job,
[wanting] the Fsalms, the Froverbs, Eoclesiastes and the Song of
Solomon, Translated from the Hebrew, with occasional brief ex-
planatory and critical notes. By the Bev. Alfred Jenour, Author
of a new translation of Isaiah." Chiefly autography and dated 26
Aug. 1853. Faper. Quarto. Presented by (he same,
25.892. " The Book of Job, translated from the Hebrew with brief
explanatory and critical notes [in MSJ] by the Rev. Alfred Jenour.
Vol. II. London; md.occxli." Printed. Faper. Octavo.
Presented by the same.
25.893. " Extracts <feo. for a fair and impartial History of Paul Jones
[John Faul, Russian Admiral and American Commodore] . . . Col-
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an engraving of Silas Dean, American Ambassador to France, 1783.
Chiefly (nUograph. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto. Preaeated hy Dr.
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25.884. Papebs printed and MS. relating to the life of '' Panl Jones."
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26.885. Original letters of Dr. Richard Filkin to Joseph Allen, of
Greenwich Hospital, relating to the life of " Panl Jones " ; London,
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12 Jaa. 1851. Interspersed are —
1. *«The Editor' of the Naval and Military Gazette" to J. Allen;
London, 21 Apr. 1842, f. 6.
2. ThomaB Grierson to Dr. R. Filkin ; Eirkbean Manse, 17 Oct. 1842,
122.
3« W[illiajm Murray, Sess[ions}-Cl[er]k, to Donald Macpherson;
Eirkbean, 6 Jan. 1845, f. 46.
4. Dr. B. Filkin to Rev. G[eorge] Thompson ; Richmond, 14 Dec.
1849, 31 Oct 1850, ff. 69, 147.
5. Patricia Malcomson to [Dr. R. Filkin] ; Eirkcadbright, 8 Oct. 1860,
f. 126.
6. Charles Hope to J. Allen ; Isle of Man, 16 Oct. 1850, f. 132.
7. ^ Prospeotos of Naval Memoirs of the American War of
Independence," with estimate for printing the same; London, 5
Deo. 18 . . , fil 163, 165.
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Far deeeripUan cf No. 25,896, see the Catalogue of Oriental M8S.
S5,88T. ** The Charliad : an Epic poem," in three cantos, prepared
£ar the press and illustrated with' notes by Rev. Joseph Spence,
Professor of Poetry at Oxford. Paper ; xvmth cent. Quarto.
85.898. ^ Maoazixe Papers," sent to the "' British Magazroe " for Jan.
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graph. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
86.899. 1. "The Bishop of London's [Henry Compton] narrative of
the proceedings against him before the High Commissioners,
1686."
2. "^ An aceoont of the Cambridge case and all the proceedings therein,
1687."
Paper; xviith cent Formerly belonged to (Jeorge Fulham, Fellow
of Magdalen Collie, Oxford, and Archdeacon of Winchester, and
to Rev. J. Spence. Small Quarto.
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25,001. Memoirs of Colonel John Hutchinson, M.P., Governor of
Nottingham, by his widow, Lucy, daughter of Sir A. Apsley.
Imperfect. Autograph. On f. 3 b is a note by ** Charles Hutchinson,
youngest son of the Editor," on its differences from the printed
Memoirs. Reversing the volume, are copies of Col. Hutchinson's
correspondence at Newark in 1642-1643 in his widow's hand.
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25,904. Theological treatises and prayers. Dutch.
1. " Tractat van konnen steruen," f. 3.
2. '' Van sonnigen beooringen die den siecken toeoomen," f. 6.
3. " Sinte Augustinus psalter," etc., f. 18.
4. Litany for the sick, f. 43, b.
5. Commendatory Psalms, f. 63.
6. *' IX punten vander passion ons lieuen heren," f. 121.
7. Harmony of the four Evangelists on our Lord's passion, with
glosses, f. 135.
The colophon states that the work was written by Sister Foelsken
Hoeymans in the hospital in her 81st year, and completed
on St. Anthony's Eve [15 Jan.] 1530. Paper. Li the original
stamped leather binding. Formerly belonging to Catharina
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26,906. Lbtteb from TjTiomas] Campbell, the Poet, to Cyrus Bedding;
London, 18 Nov. 1828. Holograph. Paper. Quarto. Presented hy
C. Bedding. ^
The following Nos., 26,906-26,036, contain a collection of plays and
dramatic pieces intended for performance and representation at Drury
Lane Theatre, and sent by their authors to the Bt. Hon. Bichard
Brinsley Butler Sheridan and Thomas Sheridan. They are preceded in
many instances hy bibliographical notes hy Peter Oeorge Patmore.
Presented by Coventry Kearsey Dighton Patmore, Esquire.
26.906. "Malone and Matilda," a tragedy in five acts, by C
A ; 1802. Paper. Folio.
26.907. ** Cartismandua, or the Treacherous Queen, a Tragedy " in
five acts, by B B . Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
26.908. " The third time's lucky, a Dramatic Piece in IVo Acts by
James William Barrett, 1798." Paper. Quarto.
26.909. *' She will and will not, a Comedy, In five Acts. From T
Becket." Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
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26,810. *'Thk Becret Shaft. A Tragedy in Three Acts," by "John
Canton ; ^London, 11 April 1799." Paper. Quarto.
25.911. ''Saturday Night." A comedy in two acts, by "T
Churchill, 17 Jan. 1800." Paper. Small Quarto.
25.912. "The Humorist or Who's Who? a Farce in Two Acts,"
by *' James Cobb [Assistant Secretary to the E. India Company] ;
26 October 1790." Paper. Small Quarto.
25.913. " The Pirates, a Comic Opera. 3 Acts," by J. Cobb. Paper ;
xvuith cent. Small Octavo.
25.914. The Siege of Belgrade, a comic opera in three acts, by J.
Cobb. Paper; xvmth cent. ' Small Quarto.
25.915. Original receipts and letters of J. Cobb, 1787-1809, viz. :—
1. Receipts for the farce •* The First Floor ; " 6 Feb. 1787, f. 1;— for
the opera " Love in the East ; " 27 May, 1788, f. 2 ;— for the comic
opera " The Haunted Tower ; " 1 Jan. 1790, f. 3 ;— for the copyright
of the same ; 25 Feb. 1790, f. 4;— for the farce " The Doctor and the
Apothecary; " 11 Dec. 1790, f. 6.
2. Account with the proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre; Jan. 1791-
Jan. 1802, f. 6.
3. Letters to [Thomas] Westley, [Treasurer of Drury Lane Theatre] ;
28 Jan., «.o. f. 8;— to ; n.d., f. 9;— to Charles Ward;
[8 Apr. 1809], f. 10;— to Mrs. ; n.d., f. 12.
On £ 1 b is a receipt for Mrs. Siddons' benefit, 3 Feb. 1787, signed
by her husband, William Siddons ; and on f. 3 b, a receipt for Mrs.
Jordan's benefit, 27 Mar. 1790, ngned '' Dorothea Jordan." Paper.
Octavo.
25.916. 1. ''A NEW Pantomime called The School for Necromancy.
Composed by Mr. [C ] Delpini." f. 1.
2. ''.The Danaides, a Tragico-pantomime Ballet. Composed by Mr.
[Jean Qeorges] Noverre." From the MS. of Mr. Noverre, by
Parkyns. f. 14.
Paper ; xviuth cent. Large Octavo.
25.917. « The Secret of the Closet, a Comedy [in five Acts] by Alex-
ander Donovan." Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
25.918. "The Bridegroom, a Farce in two Acts," by "A[ndrew]
Franklin ;" [1794]. Paper. Octavo.
25.919. "The Forty Thieves, a Musical Drama by E Green;
26 Aug. [1794]." Paper. Quarto.
25.920. A DRAMA without title, by Prince Hoare. Acts i. and in.
with the cast in pencil, by Thomas Sheridan. Paper ; xixth cent.
Quarto.
25,921 "Thk Discarded Daughter, a Tragedy By Ann Hobbs."
Paper ; xixth cent. Large Octavo.
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26,928. The Wedding Day, a comedy, by Mrs. EHzabeth Inohbald.
Act II. Autograph, Paper ; xvinth cent. Folio.
26.923. A PLAT without title, in two aots, by Thomas Ingpen, 19 Oct.
1801. Pax>er. Large Octavo.
26.924. An ox>era without title, in three acts, by Charles Lamb.
Autograph. Paper ; • xvinth cent. Small Quarto.
26,926. "Dissolution of the Koman Republic, a Tragedy [in four
acts] by John PattesKull [oZ. Charles Lamb]." Imperfect. At the
end are autograph corrections by C. Lamb of his *^ Maid's Tragedy,
1830." Paper ; xvnith cent. Quarto.
26.926. An opera without title, by Thomas Moore [1795]. Paper.
Quarto.
26.927. " The Temple of Virtue. An Opera in Three Acts." " Dedi-
cated to his Boyal Highness Greorge Prince of Wales by Mrs. Maiy
0 Brien." Paper ; xviuth cent. Large Octavo.
26.928. ''She's eloped," a comedy in five acts, by John O'Eeefe;
19 May, 1798. Paper. Small Quarto.
26.929. ''The Si^e of Warsaw, a Tragedy, in 5 Acts, by Thomas
ONeilL 1799." Paper. Quarto.
26,980. " The Conspiracy, or The Wicklow Mountains, a Tragedy By
B Pike, Member of the Philomathic Society at Exeter. Insti-
tuted April 4**» 1798." Paper. FoUo.
26,98L "Joseph Andrews, a Comedy of two Acts." [By Samuel
Jackson Pratt ; 1778.] Paper.
26,982. Love's Martyrs, a domestic tragedy written on the plan of
M. Diderot. With a preface containing remarks on dramatic
composition, by C E . Act i. Paper; 1770. Folio.
26,988. '*The School for Daughters, a Comedy in five Acts, by
Frederic Reynolds." With autograph notes by B. B. Sheridan
[1797]. Paper. Quarto.
26,984. " The Comedy of the Persian Page and The Princess Zelica
Beyume." In five acts. By '* Robert Robinson, 28*^ Light
Dragoons, 19*** November 1800." Paper. Small Quarto. '
26,986. " IxiON," a drama, by the Rt. Hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
in three acts: Imperfect. Autograph. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
26,986. " Renaud d'Ast." A musical drama in two acts, by R. B.
Sheridan. iluto<7rap* draft, with stage directions. Paper; xviiith
cent. Folio.
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25.937. A FAiBT opera without title, in three acts, by R 6. Sheridan.
Auiograph cast, corrections, and stage directions. Paper; xviuth
cent, Foli6.
25.938. '* The Cobler of Preston, a Musical Faroe with additions and
alterations," by B. B. Sheridan [1798]. Autograph. Paper. Quarto.
25,989. '' The Statesman," by B. B. Sheridan. Part of Act i. Paper ;
XYirith cent. Small Quarto.
25,940. " The Strolling Company, a Farce " in two acts, by Thomas
Sheridan. Auiograph. With corrections by R. B. Sheridan [1802].
Imperfed. Paper. Quarto.
25,94L 1. " The Untutored Savage. A Faroe [1797]." In two acts,
by Thomas Sheridan. Autograph. With corrections by B. B.
fflieridan. f. 1.
2. " The Savage in Europe [1798]." A slightly altered copy of Art i.
138.
Paper. Quarto.
25.942. " Adventubes in Italy, a Comedy in five Acts," by " Mr. [after-
wards Sir Lumley St George] Skef&ngton," Bart [1797]. Paper.
Quarto.
25.943. ''EoTZEBUE*s False Delicacy, A Play In five Acts," translated
by. Benjamin Thompson from tiie Oerman of August Friedrich
Ferdinand von Kotzebue [1800]. Paper. Small Quarto.
25.944. " Proteus in Love, or Does he deserve her ? A Comedy in
three Acts By Augustus [Friedrich Ferdinand von] Kotzebue.
Transmitted by Benjamin Thompson " [1794]. Paper. Quarto.
25.945. ** D'Olsbach. A Diuma in five Acts [by] C W Ward ;
Honnslow 6 [Jan.] 1801." Paper. Small Quarto.
25.946. " The Stroller, or All in the Dark. A Comedy. In five Acts.
[By] William Wetherbum ; 5 Nov. 1799." Paper. Small Quarto.
25.947. " Modern Times. A Comedy. In five Acts. [By] F[ranci8]
Wyman." Paper ; xviiith cent. Large Octavo.
25.948. "The Connaisseurs, a Comedy," in five acts, with a prologue
by ** W[illia]m Young." Paper ; xixih. cent Duodecimo.
25.949. "Adrastus, a Tragedy." Acts i., iii., iv. Paper; xviiith
oent Small quarto.
25.950. "The American Befuge, or the School for Constancy, A
Comedy in five acts." Acts i., ii. and iv. Paper; xviiith cent
Quarto.
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25.951. 1. '' The Amours of Hercules or More Wives than one. A
Burletta in Three Scenes," by James Cobb. f. 1.
2. *' Arcadia or the Oracle, a Play in five Acts. Founded on Sir Philip
Sidney's Arcadia." f. 23.
Paper; xviiith cent. Quarto.
25.952. ''Arminda, a Dramatic Romance," in 'four parts. Paper;
xviiith cent. Large Octavo.
25.953. 1. '' The Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green," a play in tivo
acts, f. 1.
2. *' Baucis and Philemon, a Burletta of Two Acts," f. 23.
Paper ; xviiith cent Small Quarto.
25.954. '* The Buccaneers, or Merchant of Bruges," a play in three
acts. Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
25.955. " The Caliph of Bagdat, a Comedy," in five acts ; with a pro-
logue. Paper ; xviiith cent. Large Octavo.
25.956. " The Castles of Athlyn and Dunbayne, An Operatioal Piece
in Three Acts ; " with pencil notes by R. B. and T. Sheridan.
Paper ; xixtb cent. Small Quarto.
25.957. " Cora, The Virgin of tbe Sun, a Sentimental Play from [Jean
Pran9ois] Marmontel." In five acts [1797]. At f. 93 is an original
letter from S Smith to , Ch[ri8t] Ch[urch, Oxon], 28 June,
1827. Paper. Small Quarto.
25.958. 1. " The Caravan of Cairo," a play. Acts i.-iv. f. 1.
2. " Love's Invention or Philosophy exposed," or " A Country Gambol."
A play. Act i. f. 17 h'.
3. " The Cousins, or Love and Fear, a Comic Opera," in two acts, f. 36.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
25.959. ** The Country House, a Farce altered from Sir John Van-
brugh." In two acts. Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
25.960. "The Country squire in London," a comedy in five acts.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
25.961. 1. " The Device— A Comic Opera." Acts ii. and in. f. 1.
2. " Don't be too sure." A Comedy. Act m. f. 28.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Small Quarto.
25.962. "King Edward the Second. A Tragedy in five Acts."
Paper ; xvinth cent. Large Quarto.
25.963. 1. "The English Lover, or A Day in Lisbon, A Comedy."
Acts I., 11., III. and v. f. 1.
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2. ** Events in Portugal a Comedy." Acts i., ii., m. and v. f. 46.
Paper ; XYinth cent. Small Quarto.
26.964. "Brona. A Tragedy; 5 Acts." In blank verse. Paper;
XTnith cent. Large Octavo.
25.965. "The Enchanted Flute, an Opera in two Acts, loosely
done into English from the German of Amadaeus Mozard." Paper ;
xvmth cent Small Octavo.
25.966. " The fair Maid of Kent," an opera in three acts. Paper ;
xYiuth cent. Small Quarto.
26.967. ** The Female Contrivance. A farce.'* In one act. Paper ;
xvnith cent. Small Quarto.
25.968. 1. '' The Female Gallant : or Innocent Deceivers. A Comedy
of two Acts." f. 1.
2. " The Freemason, or Honesty is the Best Policy." A comedy in
two acts. f. 11.
Paper ; xvmth cent SmaU Quarto.
25.969. The French Strollers, comedy in three acts. Paper ; xvmth
cent. Small Quarto.
26.970. 1. "The Fortunate Country Maid,*' a comedy in one act,
£1.
2. " The Fortune Hunters, A Comedy," in five acts, f. 12.
3. *' Friendship prov'd ; a Comedy," in five acts, f. 42.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Lai^e Octavo.
25.971. *' The Grand Duke of Muscovy. A dramatic Romance in 3
Acts ; interspersed with appropriate Music entirely new composed
expressly for this Drama, 20 May 1800." Paper. Small Quarto.
25.972. "The Happy Choice. A Comedy, 1776," in five acts. Attri-
buted on the binding to "Mr. Walpole" by R. B. Sheridan.
Paper. Small Quarto.
26.973. 1. "Harvest Home, or The Gentle Hermit of the^ Dale, A
Dramatick Pastoral," in one act, with water-colour drawings
illustrative of " The Pageant to Harvest Home &c.," f. 1.
2. " The Heroic Page. A Tragedy," in one act. f. 37.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
25.974. " Thk Inn, a Farce, in two Acts." Paper ; xvmth cent. •
Small Quarto.
25.975. " A journey to Bath, a Comedy." Acts i., n., m. Imperfect.
By Mrs. Frances Sheridan, mother of R. B. Sheridan [1749]. AtUo-
grapk. From this play Sheridan took suggestions for his comedy of
" The Rivals." Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
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26.976. ''The Eentifih BaroiiB, a Play in three Acts, Interspere'd
with songs." Paper ; xvnith oent. Small Quarto.
26.977. '' Lausus and Lydia, a Musical Drama in two Acts," by James
Cobb. Paper ; xviiith cent. Large Octavo.
26.978. " Love in London, or The Betrip, a Comedy," in three acts.
Paper; xviiith cent Small Quarto.
26.979. "Love and Opportunity, or All as it* should Be," a comedy
in two acts. Paper ; xvinth cent. Duodecimo.
26.980. " Love and Oppoi-tunity, or None so blind as he that won't
see," a Comedy in Two Acts. Paper ; xvmth oent. Small Quarto.
26,98L " Love in a Cowl, a Farce with Songs," in two acts [by Bev.
T. Sperdell 1796-1799 ?]. Paper. SmaU Quarto.
26.982. 1. " The Loyalist. A Comedy in five Acts." f. 1.
2. " The Lunatia A Comedy of three Acts." f. 66.
Paper; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
26.983. " The Lucky Discovery. A Farce," im two acts. Paper ;
xvnith cent Small Quarto.
26.984. " Songs &g. in The Lucky Escape," a musical £Bkroe by Mrs.
Mary Bobinson. Paper ; xvmth cent Duodecimo.
26,986. ''The Maid of the Yale. A Comic Opera in three Acts."
Paper; xvmth cent Quarto.
26.986. " Masia, an Opera," in three acts [by Bev. Anthcmy David-
son?]. Paper; xvmth cent Small Quarto.
26.987. "ME2afiNnus, a Tragedy 6 Acts," by James Cobb. Paper;
xvmth cent. Large Octavo.
26.988. ''Miss of the Bosei A Comedy in three Acts." Imperfect
Paper ; xvinth cent. Large Octavo.
26.989. "Obmandine, or The Captive Knights," a pantomime by
C D[elpini?]. With corrections by B. B. Sheridan. Paper;
xvmth oent Large Octavo.
26.990. " Paxamon and Arcite, or The Noble Kinsmen, alter'd From
Beaumont and Fletcher," a tragedy in five acts, by [Bichard Cum-
berland?]. Paper; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
26.991. " The Patriot A Tragedy taken from [Jean Francois] Mar-
montel's History of Bellesarius," in five acts [by Mrs. Inchbald ?] ;
5 Jan. 1799. Paper. Large Octavo.
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25,992. *' Pbo Plunket, or The Dablin Courtezans. A Musical Whim.
In two ActB." Paper; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
25.995. ** PiCTUBESQUE Incidents, a Farce in two Acts" [1799]. With
pencil corrections by B. B. Sheridan [?]. Paper. Quarto.
26,994. ** PoLTGAMY, a Farce," in two acts, with pencil notes by
K. B. Sheridan. Paper; xymth cent. Small Quarto.
26.996. **Prihcb Hormaz. A Ballet," in three acts. Paper; xvmth
cent. Duodecimo.
26.998. ** The Prince of Persia, or harleqneen in Distress," an operatic
pantomime in two acts*. Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
26.997. '* The Bake's Progress," dramatized from William Hogarth's
series of pictures ; in fifteen scenes. Paper ; xyiiith cent. Small
Quarto.
26,996. '* The Befngee, or The School for Constancy, A Comedy in
Five Acts." Paper ; xymth cent. Small Quarto.
26.999. The Scheming Pawnbroker, a farce in two acts. Paper;
xvmth cent. Duodecimo.
26,000. " Scotch Oeconomy. A Comic Opera of two Acts." Paper ;
xvmth oent. Small Quarto.
26,0OL '' Secret Love, a Comedy in three Acts, [by] Joseph Bentley
of Pentonville." Rdogra^h, Paper ; xviuth cent. Small Quarto.
26,008. The Serenade, dk comic opera in two acts. Paper; xvmth
cent. Large Octavo.
26.003. " The Siege of Marseilles, a Tragedy," in five acts. Paper ;
xvmth oent. Small Quarto.
26.004. 1. *• The Simple Story, The Cottagers, or Please Your-
selves. A Comic Opera in two Acts. By Mrs. Inchbald (?) tran-
scribed by Powell the Prompter."
2. " The Successful Trick," a comedy. Fragment.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
26,006. "The Talisman, Written in April 1777;" a farce in two
acts. Paper. Small Quarto.
26.006. " The Tantalizer, a piece in two Acts." Paper ; xvmth cent
Polio.
26.007. ** Tbmpora Mutantur, or Topsi-turvy, a comic opera in two
acts ;" London, 26 Oct. 1781. Paper. Small Quarto.
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240 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,008-^26,023.
26.008. " Thblypthoros, or Wives at Will. A Comedy in two Acte."
By E. 6. Sheridan (?) Autograph ; with alterations by T. Sheridan.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
26.009. ** The Triumph of Figaro, or The Hypocrite nnmasked, a
Play in 5 Acts." Paper ; xvmth cent. Large Octavo.
26.010. 1. " The Twins. A Comedy. In five Acts ; 1 Dec. 1792."
f. 1.
2. '' A Play altered from the two gentlemen of Verona written by
Shakespear," in three acts, f. 43.
26.011. *' Yalent^^a. An Opera in three Acts." Paper ; xvuith cent.
Small Quarto. *
26.012. "Vanessa, or Pride in Eomance, a Comic Opera in three
Acts. London 1778." Paper. Small Quarto.
26.013. " VoRTiMER. A Tragedy, Act 5th." Paper ; xvmth cent.
Small Quarto.
26.014. "The Wager, a Comedy in two Acts," [1797]. Two
copies. Paper. Quarto.
26,016. "The Weathercock, a Farce," in two acts. Paper; xvrath
cent. Small Quarto.
26.016. " What you please. A Musical Afterpiece in two Acts."
Paper ; xvinth cent Small Quarto.
26.017. [Altorpf ?] An opera, in five acts, by James Cobb. Chiefly
autograph; with corrections by B. B. Sheridan. Paper; xvmth
cent Small Quarto.
26.018. A COMEDY without title, in five acts, by James Cobb (?) : the
principal characters Miss Altham, Colonel Essex, and Mr. Taste.
With autograph notes by R. B. Sheridan. Paper; xvmth cent.
Small Quarto.
26.019. [A Lottery.] A farce in two acts, with autograph notes by
R. B. Sheridan. Paper ; xvmth cent. Large Octavo.
26.020. Loyalty, or Invasion Defeated, by John Chamock, an histo-
rical tragedy [?] in five acts. Paper ; xvmth cent. Large Octavo.
26.021. "The Adopted Son," a tragedy in five acts [by William
Preston, of Dublin, circa 1793?]. Paper. Small Quarto.
26.022. [The Married Libertine?] A ** Comedy 6 Acts." Paper;
xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
26.023. [The Honey-moon.] A musical drama, in five acts, by T
K M . Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
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16.024. 1. [The Marriage Contract] A oomedy. Aots n., iv. and
T. £1.
2. A oomedj withont title. Act iv. f. 57.
Paper ; xTnith cent. Large Octavo.
98.025. [Thk Pictnre,or My Own Choice; 1796.] A oomedy. Acts n.
and V. Paper. Small Quarto.
26,020. [The Labyrinth ?] A oomedy. Aota m. and iv. Paper ;
xTiuth oent. Small Quarto.
26.027. Drama [by Mrs. Elizabeth Inohbald?] Aots ii. and iii. : chief
cbaraoters Count and Baroness Castelli and Bolando. With auto-
grofk additions. Paper ; xviuth oent Small Quarto.
26.028. [Love in a Cottage.] An operatic piece in two acts. Paper ;
xviuth oent Small Quarto.
26,028. An Oriental drama. Acts lu. and v., in blank verse, without
title, by Jesse Foot ; 25 Nov. 1799. Paper. Small Quarto.
26,080. ^ The Absentee," a oomedy by Mrs. Elizabeth Inohbald (?).
Act n. Paper ; xvmth oent Oblong Octavo.
26,0SL A COMEDY without title. Act. i. : chief characters Cleveland,
Worthy, and Lady Careless.' Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
28,082. An operatic piece without title : chief characters Mr. Howard,
Frederic, and Charlotte. Imjperfect. Paper; xvmth cent. Small
Quarto.
86,038. 1. A COMEDY without title. Acts i., n. and i^i. : cliief characters
Julia, Orlando^ and Leonatus. Imperfect, f. 1.
2. A oomedy without title : chief characters Eugenius, Sophia, and
Honoria. Imperfeet, f. 16.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
28,034. 1. A MUSICAL oomedy without title. Act ii. Im^feet,
£1.
2. An operatic drama without title. Act m. Imperfect, f. 9.
Paper; xvmth cent Small Quarto.
28,036. 1. A ooMKDY without title. Act v. Imperfect, f. 1.
2. A oomedy without title. Act v. Imperfect, f. 32.
Paper ; xvmth cent Small Quarto.
26,086. 1. A COMEDY without title. Fragment, f. 1.
2. A oumedy without title. Act iv. Imperfect, f. 3.
3. Directions for Soenes i., n. and m. of a mythological drama of
'' Bacchus and Ariadne," f. 7.
4. Synopsis of characters in a short drama without title, f, 9.
5. A prose drama withont title. Fragment, f. 11.
MS8.'>1864. I'*
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242 ADDITIONAL MSS.. 26,086—26,047.
6. A prose drama without title. Frctgment, f. 12.
7. *' Prologue designed to be spoken before a Play, the profits of wbicb
are to be applied towards the Expenoe of a Monument for Dr.
Swift," f. 15.
8. An epilogue, f. 17.
9. " The School for Scandal," a comedy by B. B. Sheridan. Act ii.
Scenes i., n. and m. translated into French, f. 19.
Paper ; X7iiith cent Small Quarto!
26.037. 1. Poems by Anna Maria Vaughan; 1784-1786, f. 1.
2. Poems by John Phelps Tucker, t 20.
3. Ode to Onslow, f. 40.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
26.038. Papers relating to Joanna Southoott, comprising copies of
*' Communications'* in prose and verse, 1796-1814, and continued to
1818 ; and of letters to Jane Townley, John Hows, William Howley,
Bishop of London, and J Pomeroy, Vicar of Bodmin ; 11 June,
1804-18 June 1814. At f. 8 is the "Seal of Safety" granted to
William Arnold Hadden Hows ; 21 May, 1803 ; eigned by Joanna
Southcott. At flf. 35 b, 67, are letters from Jane Townley to John
Hows; 3 Aug. 1801, 2 Feb. 1818. Paper. At ff. 26 b, 28 b, are
water-colour drawings of throe visions of J. Southcott.^ ^Folio.
Presented by WiUiam Arnold Hadden Hows^ Esq,
26.039. Copies of " Communications " and ** Visions " of Joanna
Southcott; 15 Dec. 1804-21 June, 1814. At f. 55 is an unsigned
and undated letter relative to her burial on 2 Jan. 1815. Paper.
Octavo. Ftesevded by the same.
26.040. " SuMMA de virtutibus." At the end is an *' Index rerunS ;"
imperfect Vellum; xivth cent. On f. 1, " Iste liber est monaoho-
rum congregationis sancte J ustine de Padua ordinis Sancti Bene-
dict i, deputatus monasterio Sancti Georgii Maioris Venetiarum ac
signatus numero 381,'' in a xvith cent, hand ; and on the covers is
a shield of arms. Octavo.
26.041. " Relazione della Congiura di D. Alfonso della Queua, Am-
basciator di Spagna in Venetia, del Duca d'Ossuna [Pedro Giron]
Vicere di Napoli e di D. Pedro di Toledo Gouemator di Milano.
Detta volgainiente il Triumvirato Spagnuolo [1618]. Copiata
L'Anno 1727 ad' uso di me Zorzi Rais." Paper ; with the book-plate
of David Garrick. Small Quarto. Presented by Saae Bannister, Esq.
For descriptims ofNos. 26,042-26,046, see tlie CcUalogue of (Menial MSS.
26,047. Treatise on Forests and Forest Laws, composed in 1571
by William Fleetwood, Recorder of London, divided into
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,047—26,060. 248
four heads, preoeded by a prefaoe and a *'proheme," as fol-
lows : —
1. Preface, f. 3.
2."Proheme/'f. 20.
3. ^ A treatis uppon ffoi*estes Parckes chases and free warrens/* f. 25.
4. ''Of Judicial! Presidentes oonceming the same, f. 44.
5. " A chardge of the Justice in Eyre for Foreste Causes/* f. 67 b.
6. " An exposicion of anntient woordes expressed in sundrie anntient
charters," f. 80.
7. An appendix containing copies of early forest laws, papal bulls, and
charters, with lists of officers of the different royal forests of
Windsor, Waltham or Epping, etc. from Henry II. to 1600. Lot.,
Fr. and Eng.
The original treatise without the preface or the appendix is in Earl.
MS. 5194. Paper; written in 1592 (f. 18 b) and later. Small
Quarto. Preiented hy John Sleigh, Esq,, of BdkeweU.
86,048. HiflTORY and description of Purmerend, in North Holland;
with amiograph notes and additions by Franz van Mieris ; 1387-
1727. Dutch, interspersed are —
1. Engraved maps of Purmerend, ff. 9 b, 49, 70 ; of the lakes between
Purmerend and Amsterdam by Henricus Hondius, f. 30 ; of Wormer,
fL 31 b, 32 ; of Beemster, f. 77.
2. Arms of Purmerend, ff. 9 b, 23 b, 35 ; of Jisp, f. 28 ; of the lords
of Purmerend, ff. 35 b-42 b ; of the States of Holland, f. 47 ; of
Hendrick Wamel, castellan of Purmerend in 1501, f. 48 ; in the
church of Purmerend, ff. 51, 52 ; and of Jonkheer Gerrit de Graef,
Vrybeer van Purmerland, f. 68.
3. Engraved portraits of Willem Eggert, 1st Heer van Purmerend,
1 34 ; of Lamoraal Graaf van Egmondt, f. 45 ; of Prans Banning
Kok, Heer van Purmerland, f. 72 ; of Jacob de Graeff, burgomaster
of Amsterdam, f. 73.
4. Medal in commemoration of the draining of Lake Beemster ; 30
July 1712, f. 79.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
M,048. '* Era Heele of Halve Nassawsohe Leeuw door Tien onder-
sohydene Steden van Oelderland in vroegetyden gevoerd als Z^el
of Ckmtrapeegel ;" with drawings of the seals and counterseals ;
by 0{erard] van Hasselt [Secretary to the Chamber of Accounts
for Crown Lands] ; with letter to William I., King of the Nether-
lands, Amheim, 12 Feb. 1819. Autograph. Paper. Folio.
26,060. CoMPOTUS de terris Booerti Southwell Militis, defuncti, in
comitatibus Norfolciae, Suffolcias et EssexisB ; 161«. Paper. Folio.
R 2
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244 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,061—26,068.
26.061. 1. " JouBNALL of the Voyage of Reaee [E6];" 1 May-7 Nov.
1627, f. 1. Appended are —
a. " Errours committed in y* Voyage To y Hand of Eea," ff. 11-16,
16-18.
b. Karnes and characterB of *' the general! CSabinett Counsell and men
now employed and much entrusted, pointed att by y* generallity,*'
f. 16.
c. Names of officers, and list of the fleet, f. 20 b.
2. '* The true Order of A March togither with a direction how a Com-
panic should be exercised, according to that exact manner lately
perfected by the great and famous Generall of these tymes his Ex-
celencie Prince Maurice. Gathered from the Practise of Generall
Cecil is Companie into these plaine geouietricall figures, By John
AVaymouth gent." f. 24.
Paper ; xvriith cent. Folio.
26.062. '' CoDfe: of Law Civil and Criminal for the Proyince of Quebec
.... by his Majestys Advocate General [Sir James Marriott]
tc^ether with an Appendix concerning the Laws of Police and the
Titles of the Estates and proofs relative to ye constitution of y*
Jesuits ; Doctors Commons, 30 Dec. 1772." Partly autograph, with
notes and corrections. Signed. Paper. Folio.
26.063. Miscellaneous autograph letters and original documents;
1629-1860 :—
1. Charles Y. of Germany to his aunt, Margaret of Stivoy, Archduchess
of Austria, as Hegent of the Low Countrie«t, ordering her to issue a
''placet." for the admission of Jehan Baptiste, natural nephew of
the late "domprevost" of Utrecht into the deanery of Antwerp;
Boulogne, 20 Jan. [15]29. Fr. Signed. At the foot is the warrant
of the Regent for the said " placet." 22 Feb. 1529. IV. Signed,
and countersigned b}' [Comelis van] Aerssens. f. 1.
2. W[illiam Brooke Baron] Cobham, [Watden of the Cinque Ports,]
to [J. Beverley] Mayor of Feversham, co. Kent, on the due enter-
tainment of the French ambassadors on their return home ; Cob-
ham Hall, 28 May, 1569. f. 2.
3. '' A Booke of the Soldiei s Officei-s and Gomiers servinge her Maiestie
[Queen Elizabeth] at Portismouthe vnder the righte Honorable the
Lord [Charles Blount, 8th Baron] Mountioye [afterwards Earl of
Devonshire], . . . Oovemour theie for one-quarter of a yeare . . .
begininge the xxx*** daye of September 1601 and ending the xxv^
day of December foUowinge." Signed by Lord Mbuntjoy at tbe foot
of each pige. f. 3.
4. Jerome Bignon to Sir lleniy Spelnian; Paris, 4 kal. Aug. [29 July]
1620. Lot. f. 6.
5. Johannes de Lact to the same ; Leyden, kal. [1] Aug. 1638. Lot. f. 7.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,063, 26,064. 245
6. [Aiiiome] M[ar6olia]l Dao de Gramont [French Ambassador Extra-
ordinary to Germany] to , on the election of the Emperor
Leopold I. ; Frankfort, 26 Feb. 1658, Fr. f. 8.
7. [Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour, Mistress of
Lonis XV.] to her brother [the Marquis] de Yandi^rc, on the news
of the Court daring his absence in Italy; n. d. *' E[e9ue] ce 12*
Mara [1761]. Florence." IV. Unsigned ; with seal f. 10.
8. [Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield] to [his son
Philip]; «. d. Unsigned, f. 12.
9. J[ean] B[aptiBte Jules] Bemadotte, [afterwards Charles XIV. of
Sweden], to [General J. B.] Kleber at Coblentz ; Metz, 30 Nivdse,
5* ann^ r6publicaine [19 Jan. 1797]. Fr, f. 13.
10. [Eugenie Bemardine] D^ir6e Bernadotte, wife of the above, to M.
Gibe ; Paria, 13 Frimaire [3-5 Dec] ; s, a. Fr, f. 15.
11. Ch[arlee] Mau[rice] Talleyrand, Prince de Benevente, to the Em-
peror Napoleon ; 11 Oct. 1806. Fr. f. 17.
12. Sir Walter Scott, Bart, to William Miller ; Ashestiel, 30 Oct. ; s. a,
f. 18.
13. Antobiography of Samuel Bogers. Autograph fragment, f. 19.
14. Antonio Canova to G. B. Marzari ; Bome, 27 Sept. 1820. Ital,
f. 21.
15. H[enry] Brougham, afterwards Lord Brougham, to Dr. A. T.
Thomson; Penrith, 19 Aug. 1828. f. 23.
16. Lonia Antoine Fanvelet de Bonrrienne [Secretary to Napoleon]
to MarKhal Lafont ; Fontaine I'fiv^que, 29 July, 1 829. Fr, f. 26.
17. [Louia] Kossuth to Major L. Bock; Broussa, 2 March, 1830.
Otnm. with English translation. With Sclavonic seal. f. 28. Paper.
Folia
28,054. Orioiital autograph letters of Presidents of the United States
of North America; 1795-1860 :—
l.G[eXrge] Washington to Col. W. S. Smith ; United States, 12 Aug.
1795, f. 4.
2. John Adams to Dr. J. Morse ; Quincy, 18 Dec. 1815, f. 5.
3. Th[oma8] Jefferson to C. A. Kodney ; Washington, 13 July, [18]03,
f.7.
4. J[ame]s Madii$on, J[unio]r, to Rev. Morse ; Orange County,
Virginia, 15 Aug. [1792], f, 9.
5. Ja[me> Monroe to ; Albany, 16 Feb. 1799, f. 11.
6. John Qninoy Adams to General S. van Beusselaer ; Washington, 16
June, 1823, f. 13.
7. Andrew Jackson to President J. Monroe; Washington, 22 Feb.
1824, !: 15.
8. M[artin] Van Bureii to Governor W. Marcy ; W[ashiiigt(»n], 8 Jan.
[18]87, f: 17.
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9. W[illiam] H[enry] Harrison to General S. van Rensselaer ; Washing-
ton, 31 Mar. 1830. With seal. f. 19.
10. James K[nox] Polk to Hon. B. F. Bntler; Washington, 6 Feb.
1839, f. 21.
11. J[ohn] Tyler to Hon J. C. Spencer; n.d., f. 23.
12. Millard Fillmore to B. P. Johnson ; Bnfl&do, 9 Sept. 1845, f. 25.
13. F[ranklin] Pierce to ; n.d., f. 27.
14. James Buchanan to Governor [ W.] Marcy ; ».d., f. 28.
At f. 2 b are lithographed portraits of the first eleven Presidents
and of " Zachary Taylor, The People's Choice For 12th President"
Paper. Folio.
26,055. Correspondence, advertisements, lists of subscriptions, and
memoranda of the proceedings of the committee for a monument in
St. Paul's to John Howard ; 1786-1796. The writers are-
Matthew Bloxam, Sheriff of Hiddleaez,
f.47.
Samuel Whitbread. Senior, ff. 54, 67-71.
Gapel Lofft, f. 56.
G[eorge Pretyman, Bishop of] Linooln,
f. 58.
John Swale, f. 66.
John Baoon, the Sculptor, ff. 74, 76, 78,
80, 81, 87-91, 94.
Samuel Whitbread, Jun., ff. 88, 86, 92.
Sir Thomas Dyke Aclaud, Bart., ff. 5, 15.
Sir John OaU, Bart., ff. 7, 17.
Dr. Thomas Eeed, f. 13.
James Martin, f. 19.
John Fitz-Patrick, 2nd Earl of Up[pe>
Ossory, f. 21.
Richard Price, f. 26.
Samuel Jackson Pratt, ff. 27-87.
John Howard, f. 39.
Charles Atkinson, Jun., f. 40.
Paper. Folio.
26,066 A-0. Transcripts of state papers and correspondence re-
lating to English history, in the archiyes at Simancas, in Old
Castile, 1659-1589; by James Anthony Fronde, late Fellow of
Exeter College, Oxon, for nse in his * History of England nnder
the Tudors.' Chiefly autograph. Three volumes. Paper. Large
Qnarto. Presented hy J. A. Froude, Esq,
26.067. Account-book of legal and household expenses of William
Moses, attorney, 4 Jan. 1678[9]-25 Mar. 1680. Signed at the foot of
each page by W. Moses and his clerk, John Hungerford. There
are several legal items relating to the Popish Plot. Paper. Folio.
26.068. Matrigola della Scuola di Bombardieri di Yenezia, 1517-
1769. At f. 6 b is the note, " mdlxxxiui adi xv Novembrio la
presente matricola fu fatta di ordine del gloriosissimo signer Fedrigo
Eenier, dignissimo Podesta^ et di M. Anzolo Brognera, M. Corado
Negro Marangon Gastaldi et di M. Giacomo dalle Semenze Massaro
della Schvola di Bombardieri." Vellum and paper. At f. 6 b is
an allegorical painting with two coats of arms, the whole much
defaced, and at f. 57 b, a painting of the Lion of St. Mark
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 86,069—26,069. 247
with the arms of Contarini Molini and Badoeri. In the original
■tamped leather binding with brass bosses. Quarto.
S$,0S9. Original letters of Abbate Matteo Luigi Canonici to Abate
Carlo Maria Masnago, of the church of S. Simpliciano at Milan;
Venice, 23 Aug. 1788-5 Oct. 1793. lial. At ff. 95, 98, are ixutograph
bibliographical notes, in Italian, by Jacopo Morelli, the philologist
Paper. Quarto.
S8,060. CoMMONPLACB book of Kobert Henley, Earl of Northington,
Loft Chancellor [1757-1766]. Autograph. Paper. Folio.
i8,0n-26,066. Lboal notebooks of Lord Chancellor Henley, 1757-
1766. Autograph. Six volumes. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
58.067. Original commission from [Niccolo da Ponte] Doge of Venice
to [ Sanudo] to be Podesti of Crema [1583]. Lat. and Ital
At the beginning is inserted a leaf from a Ducale of Giovanni
Comaro, appointing Zuanne Corer to be Capitano of Padua [1625-
1629 J. ItaL Vellum. In the osiginal binding of velvet and inlaid
emboJMed leather gilt, with the arms of Sanudo in the centre. Small
Quarto.
58.068. 1. '' Lucii Annei Flori Lucani patris et fratris Senece Comen-
taria hiBtoriarum Bomanarum compendiosa." In four books, with a
table of oontenta at the beginning, f. 2.
2. *' Buffi Sexti viri consularis rerum gestarum populi Bomani Valen-
tiniano Augusto liber," f. 102.
3. Benevenuti de Bambaldis, Imolensis, *' De principibus Bomanorum,"
liber Augustalis, cum prsefEitione ad Azonem Marchionem Estensem,
f. 115.
Paper ; xvth cent. Octavo.
58.069. 1. '* T&ACTATUS de Consolacione theologie magistri Johannis
Gerson, Cancellarii Parisiensis." In four books, with a table of
contents at the end. f. 2.
2. ** Horalis expositio Bichardi de Sancto Victore super illo verbo de
actibus apostolorum capitulo xn'', Misit Herodes rex manus vt
affligerent quosdam de ecclesia, &o." f. 48.
3. ** Tractatns Petri Blesensis super librum Job," cum prologo *' ad
Henrioum [IL] Anglornm, ducem Normannie, &o." f. 65 b.
4. ** De tribus dietis eundi ad paradisum ;*' with a table of chapters
at the beginning, f. 83.
Vellum; xvth cent. On ff. 1 b, 142 b, is, *'Iste liber pertinet
monasterio sancte Marie in Bethleem prope Louanium ordinis
CanoDioorum r^ularium." In an old stamped leather binding
with broken clasps. Octavo.
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248 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,070-^26,079.
26,070-26,072. **Fursten- Qrafen- HerrenMands- AdelstaajLs- nnd
Bitterstands-Wappen-Buch de Anno 1712"-1749. Arms of Hun-
garian, Bohemian, Anstrian, and Prussian families emblazooed,
with a table of contents at the beginning of each volume. Three
▼olumes. Vellum. In gilt tooled moroooo binding, stamped with
the arms of the Palatinate of the Bhine. Folio.
26.073. Cou.BcnoN8 relating to the fine arts, 1750-1752, by
Warley, JFV., Itcd. and Lat Among them are —
1. " Descrittione della Citta di Verona ; 22 Dec. 1761,'* f. 14. ^
2. Catalogues of pictures and sculptures at Florence, Bologna, Genoa,
Rome, Parma, and Venice; 15 Nov. 1750-24 May, 1752, flf. 17 b-
76 b.
3. " Abecedario Piftorico," f. 77.
4. Catalogue of the literary and art collectionfl of [Joseph] Smith,
British Consul at Venice, f. 81 b.
Paper. Octavo.
26.074. '* CopiK di lettere che sono scritte da me Soipione Luoohesini
[Lucchese, Ambassador to Florence] al Signer Fietro Fanuooi, Can-
celliero [Maggiore e diuersi magistrati di Lucca nel tempo didir
Ambasceria ; " 27 Jan. 1685-31 Dea l689. Paper. Large Folio.
26.075. Original letters from Giovanni Vinoenzo Lncchesini to his
brother; Rome, 19 Apr.-27 Dec. 1704, 21-28 July, 1708; and to
his nephew Jacopo, 24 May, 1721-24 Feb. 1731. Itai. Auiograpk.
Imperfect from f. 175 to f. 187. Paper. Small Quarto.
26.076-26,079. Original official correspondence and state papers of
Ferrante Cittadella Lucchese, Ambasisador to Florence, 1708-1714.
lial. Four volumes. Paper. Quarto. The writers ai^ —
VolL I., II. :—
Bartolomeo Bertolini ; I.uoca, 22 Apr. 1708-25 Apr. 1714.
Vol. in. :—
Orazio Donati ; LttocA,29Apr. 1708-31 Alcstaadro Micheli; Luoca, 14 Mar*.
Dec. 1711, ff. 2-418, jKMfim. i 1709, f. 150.
Bfaro Antonio Rinaldi ; Lucca, 9 May, Lorenso Bondacca; Lucca, 5 June, 1709-
1798-27 Nov. 1711, ff. 82-40e,paMim. ; 22 Dec. 1711, ff. 178-412, pauim,
Aleesandio Boooella; Lueca, 28 May, i Giovanni Battiata Serlodoaici; Lucca,
17CS-18 Oct 1709, ff. 41« 70, 79, 82, j 25 Aug. 1709-10 Apr. 1710, ff. 201,
216. 206, 208, 279.
Nicolao Giampauli; Oallicano, 2 Mar. Paolo Bertolini; Luoca, 2 Oct. 1709,
1709, f. 185. f. 212.
Domenioo Mansi ; Luccii, 22 Mar., 2 Apr. ' Giovanni Vincenzo Castiglioncelli ;
1709, ft. 147, 155. Lucca, 5, 16 Oct. 1709, ff. 214, 218.
AstoRB Riuinetti ; Luoca, 22 Mar. 1709, Giovanni Battista Colli ; liucca, 6 Oct.
f. 148. 1709, C 215.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,078—26,082.
249
Cemre Bapondi; Lnooa, 14 Apr.-20
Aug. 1710, flf. 282, 293, 296.
Anton Domenioo Artlni; Florence, 3
Maj, 1710, f. 285.
Loienxo (?) Orsaod ; Luooa, 15 Aug.
1740. Signature cut off, f. 295.
Boofiiiiao BoonuiBi ; Luoca, 11 Oct 1710,
f. 297.
Paoliuo Sergineti (?); Luooa, 3 Dec.
1710, f. 302.
Bartolomeo Bertolini; Lnoea, 28 Dec.
1710, f. 808.
VoL IV. :—
Lorenzo Bondacca; Lucca, 7 Jan., 18
May, 1712, ff. 2, 9.
Orazio Donati; Lucoa, 3 Feb. 1712-13
A|»r. 1714, ff. »-299, pattim.
Ftk FianoeBoo Maria Adami di Fiattoni,
Minore OaeerTante: Lucoa, 26 Mar.,
24 Aug. 1712. flf. 6, 47.
OioTanni Spada; Lacca, 3-29 June,
1712, ff. 13, 14, 16.
Gioraiini Yhioenzo Gastiglioncelli ; Luc-
ca, 5 July, 1712-2 Mar. 1713, ff. 18,
25. 29, 89, 91.
Gmanni fialtista Oolli ; Luooa, 6 Aug.
Maio Anton Spinaldi ; Lucca, 81 Mar.
1711, f. 326.
Nicolao Diodati ; Florence, 12 Dec. 1705,
f. 375.
Matteo Boni; Luooa, 11 Nov.-80 Dec
1711, ff. 403, 404, 414, 416.
Letters of F. Cittadella; Lucoa, Flo-
rence, 7 Nov. 1710-2 Aug. 1711, occur
at ff. 299. 309, 312, 315, 319 b,
378.
1712-11 Apr. 1714, ff. 30-278, pa§-
aim.
Giovanni Vittorio Boncaglia; Villa, 9
Aug. 1712, f. 42.
Anton Domenioo Bertini; PoEoia, 31
Aug. 1712, f. 53.
Marc Antonio Riualdi; Luoca, 26 Oct.
1712-24 Jan. 1714, ff. 63, 231.
Goriolano Montemagni ; Florence, 12
Nov. 1712, f. 67.
[Michel Agniolo] Orsucci; [Luoca, 3
Mar. 1713,] f. 94.
At f. 19 b is a '* Testamtir *' of the " Antiani et Vexilliferi Justitisd
Beipublicaa Luoensis, 5 Jul. 1712," signed by Astorres Biuinetti,
and with the arms and the Qreat Seal of the Bc^nblic ; and at f. 242,
'^ Memoria per il Signore Senatore Buonarroti."
86.080. Abridgment of the '* Second linre de la Cronioque de
Engnerran de Monstrelet," 1422-1444. At the beginning is
a table of contents of each chapter. Fr, Paper; xvith cent.
Quarts.
26.081. Obioinal letters of Lodovico Antonio Mnratori to Dottore
Dionisio Sancassani, Medico di Spoleti; Modena 8-29 Jnly, 1730;
and to Padre Filippo Camerini, dell' Oratorio Camerino ; Modena,
30 Aug. 1730-14 July, 1746. Itai, At fiF. 159-164 are three
Mumgned letters to Padre F. Oamerini; dalla Madonna degli
Angeli, and Perugia, 11, 18 July, 8 Sept. 1739. Ital. Paper.
Qoarto.
86,08S. Obioinal correspondence, accounts, and papers of, and relating
to, the families of Whalley of Norton, oo. Leicester, and Fortrey, of
Norton and of Byal Fen, co. Cambridge ; 1595-1719. Many of the
papers refer to the cultivation of the fens and t^ > ** Lincoln
Navigation " of the Fossdyke Kiver, Paper. Folia
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250 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,088—26,099.
26.083. '* Notes and extracts on Saxon history," by Sir Francis
Turner Palgrave, Depnty Keeper of Public Becords. Partly auto-
graph. Paper ; xixtb cent. Folio.
26.084, 26,085. Collected extracts from public records relating to
English boroughs ; 1 John— 40 Edw. III. [1199-1367], by Sir F. T.
Palgrave; 1832,1833. Partly att^o^op^. Two volumes. Paper.
Folio.
26.086. Transcripts of ecclesiastical documents, cirea 1296-1310,
chiefly from the Winchelsea and Peckham registers, and from the
Cotton and Harley collections, by Sir F. T. Palgrave ; 1823-1825.
Paper. Folio.
26.087. Notes on ancient customs, laws, townships, tithings, juries,
bni^hs, shire courts, armorial bearings, etc. ; by Sir F. T. Palgrave.
Partly autograph. Amongst them are —
1. " A description of the Isle of Man in the Vale-Boyal of England by
Daniel King 1656," f. 60.
2. Extracts from the '* Breith Wemh or Brehon Laws of Ireland,"
f. 70.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26.088. 26,089. Commonplace books of Sir F. T. Palgrave on constitu-
tional government, laws, national institutions, etc. Chiefly auto-
graph. Two volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
26,090, 26,091. Note-books on miscellaneous subjects by Sir F. T.
Palgrave. Two volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Octavo.
26,092-26,099. Names of lords of manors as returned 9 Edw. 11. ;
1316; arranged under a double alphabetical method of counties
and manors. Eight volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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18 65.
For de$criptumB ofNaa. 26,100, 26^01, see the CaUdogue of Oriental M88.
M402 A. *' Sketch of the countries North and East of the Gaavery
ceded by Tippoo Sultann in March 1792 to The Honorable East
India Company . . . .; by . . . Alexander Bead;'* with account
of revenue, etc. Paper roU ; 4 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. 7 in.
B. Map of the dominions of Kizam-Aly Khan in the Deooan, by
Colin Mackenzie, Oapt. B.E. ; Madras, 30 July, 1796. Paper roll ;
4fU6in. X 4ft.
28403. The four Gospels. Qreek. Yellum; xiith cent. With
ornamental headpieces and initials, titles and initials of chapters in
gold, and, at f. 188 b, a miniature of St. John. Found in a village
near Coriuth. Small Quarto.
26,104. Tbacixos of drawings in the Latin Psalter, formerly in the Cot-
tonian Library [Claud. C. vn.], and now in the University Library
of Utrecht ; made in 1858, at the instance of Prof. C. J. C. Beuvens,
by M. Hooiberg of Leyden ; with an account of the facsimiles and
an analysis of the costumes, weapons, eto., in Dutch, Paper ; xixth
oenl Oblong Folio.
26406. 1. SoNETTi *' di messere Franciescho Petracchi poeta," f. 3.
2. 11 Tesoro di Brunette Latino : consisting of what forms the 1st
book in the earlier printed editions, and portions of the 2nd.
Iw/perfed at the end. The pre£ioe states that it was translated into
Italian from the French by Bono Gianboni. Chapters 87-103
contain an account of the affairs of Italy down to 1285, a portion of
which is printed in "Li Livres dou Tresor," par P. Chabaille;
Paris, 1863, pp. 87-101.
Yellum ; xivth cent. Quarto.
26406. 1. " Parva cyrurgia Lan^nci Mediolanensis ;" with mar-
ginal notes, f. 2.
2. Magna cyrurgia, of the same, in 5 books ; with notes, f. 14.
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252 ADDlllONAL MSS.. 26,106—26,112.
3. " [Panra] cymrgia Theodorii fratris ordinis fratrum prsedicantinm
[TheodoriouB de Lnooa, afterwards Bit»hop of Cervia], secundum
doctrinam magistri Hugonis peritissimi 03 rurgici," f. 110.
4. ''Begule valde bone et utiles de oyrurgia necessarie oyrurgioo
praoticanti ;" -with receipts for potions and ointments, etc., f. 134.
5. •* Compendium nove cyrurgie ;" beginning, ** Qnanquam de iure ac
proprietate huius vocabuli oyrurgie," f, 138.
Vellum ; xivth cent. ; written probably in the soutb of Franoe ;
with illuminated initials and borders. In stamped pigskin binding.
Quarto.
26.107. Plans and elevations, in sepia, of buildings in Yicenza,
Venice, Florence, Padua, and other Italian towns ; by an Italian
architect. Paper ; xvuith cent. Formerly the property of Henry
Dawkins. Large Folio.
26.108. Maps and drawings of antiquities, churches, eic.^ in the
county of Suffolk, by Isaac Johnson, surveyor, of Woodbridge,
Suffolk, 1821 ; with a letter from I. Johnson to Edward Harman,
on the subject of the drawings ; dat. Woodbridge, 19 Feb. 1822.
Paper. Quarto.
26.109. Description of Tickencote church, co. Butland, by John
Carter, F.S.A., 1780; with drawings and plans. Paper. Folio.
26.110. "VuLOAKis Tamulic89 Lingua) Dictionarium Tamulico-Lati-
num. Additis in Praefet'ione aliquot Pegu lis, necessario pne-
legendis. Auctore P. Constantio Josepho Beschio, Soc: Jesu
Missionario. A.n. mdocxliv." In two parts; the first containing the
Tamul and Latin, with appendices of readings in Tamil, Latin
translations, and explanations of Tamil years and months ; the
second consisting of a Portuguese rocabulary ezplHined in Latin
and Tamil. Paper. At the end is the signature, '* Pascboal
Manoel dos Beys." Quarto.
26.111. 1. "La Chanson de L'Abb6 Malotru." A portion of a French
satirical poem on the Abb6 Miohi'l de St. Martin, under the name
of Malotrn, addressed to the inhabitants of Caen ; with a carica-
tu) e of the Abb^, and a sonnet, stated in a letter on the back,
gigned " La prairie Cairon," to have been written by himself and a
friend [circa 1690]. f. 1.
2. ObseiTations on tlie charge brought against. John Maitland, Duke
of Lauderdale, by Gilbert Bujuet [afterwards Bishop of Salis-
bury], at his examination befure the House of Commons, Apr.
1675, f. 2.
Paper ; xviith cent. Quarto.
26.112. Byzantink Chronicle of Georgius Cedi-enus, from a.d. 374 to
641. Greek. See Bekker's edition, 1838, vol. i. pp. 540-760.
Vellum; xiitli cent.; in two different hands. Qnarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 26,113—26,664. 253
M413. Feaomsnt of a OreA Hymnology. Yellum ; in slanting
uncial oharactors ; ixth oent. Octavo.
26,114. Fragmkmt of a Oreek Hagiology for Kov. 10-15 ; containing
the miraolee of S. Menas, Martyr [see Suriu^], and legends of Philip
the Apostle, and Saints Guria, Samona, and Ahihns [compare Simeon
Metaphrastes.] Yelfaim ; in donhle oolnnms ; zith oent Large Folio.
26115. 1. [Flavu] Philostrati [Lemnii] Imagines; a description of
frenooes at Naples. Greek. Imperfect, f. 1.
2. [ConstantiniJ Harmenopuli Lezicam Orsdcum, f. 9.
Paper ; xyth cent Folio.
For deeerijptioM ofNoe. 26,116-26,664, eee (he Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
TkefoUawifug Noe., 26,666-26,621, papere of Dr. John Leaden [6b. 1811]
amd WUUam J&rekine, were presented by 0. J. Erakine, Eeq.
26,665-86,659. Poems by Dr. John Leyden, partly original and
partly translations firom oriental and other languages. Five
Yolnmes. Paper. Folio and Quarto.
26,560. Cuttings from the '* Mirror '' and '' Calcutta Gazette," of con-
tributions under the signatures '' Momus " and others ; 1808-1810.
At the end of the yolume are cuttings containing Persian odes,
with translations signed '' Sadiq." Paper. Quarto.
26,56L 1. Copies, by Dr. Leyden, of modem English poems by Moore
and others, f. 2.
2. Copies of letters of the same to yarious coiTespondents ; dated from
India, 1804» 1805, If. 42-86, 106-134.
3. Extracts from romances and early poems, ff. 87-105.
Paper. Folio.
26,662. 1. Journal by Dr. Leyden of travels from Madras to Senn-
gapatam, the Maldives, Puolo Penang, and Bengal; 1804-1806,
f.3.
2. Yocabnlariea, by the same, of the Maldive language, f. 73 ; — Malaya-
km, f. 87 ;— and Arab-Tamil, with alphabet, etc,, ff. 04 b, 08.
3. '* History of Iblis and Adam,'* in Arab-Tamil, written in English
characters, with a translation, f. 95.
Paper. Foliu.
26,568. *' View ((f the Arabic and cognate languages," by Dr. John
Leyden. Paper. Folio.
26,664. Philoixksical tiacts by Dr. John Leyden : —
1. Plans "for investigating the Languages, Literature, Antiquities,
and History," of tlie Dekkan, Indo-Persic, and Indo-Chinese
nations, ff. 2, 36, 54.
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2. On the oomparative utility of the aboye langnageB and the books
most neoessary for their aoqnirement, f. 92.
3. A list of oriental books, f. 100.
Paper. Folio.
26,666. Philological tracts by the same. Partly autograph.
1. Letter to Lieat.-Col. Richardson, with plans of research into the
languages and literature of India, f. 2.
2. Plans for investigating the languages, antiquities, and history, of
the Dekkan and the Indo-Chinese nations, £F. 18, 25.
3. On the Chinese languages and written character, f. 31.
4. An account of the Coromandel cashes, f. 36.
5. Translation of pre&oe to Mohubbut Khan's Afghan dictionary,
f. 38.
6. List of Persian poets, £ 42.
Paper. Folio.
26.666. 1. JjETTeb from Dr. John Leyden to Sir George Hilaro Bar-
low, Bart., relative to plans of Indian research ; Calcutta, 2 Jan.
1807. " Withdrawn 17 Jan. 1807." f. 3.
2. Copies of articles 1 and 2 of Add. 26,664, f. 5.
Paper. Folio.
26.667. Dr. Leyden's paper on the study of the Indian and Chinese
languages. See No. 26,664, artt. 1, 2. Paper. Folio.
26.668. '' Advebsabia Indica ;" notes on India and Ceylon, and on the
Sanskrit, Singalese, Malay, and other languages, by Dr. John
Leyden ; 1803. Paper. Folio.
26.669. *' The Commentaries of Baber," translated from the Jaghatai-
Turki by Dr. John Leyden. ImperfecL Paper. Quarto.
26.670. '* The Commentaries of Baber," translated by the same.
Paper. Folio.
26.671. 1. '' The Rajartarangini ;" a history of Bajahs, by Sri Jona
Baja Pandita, translated by Dr. Leyden, f. 1.
2. ** The Jaina-Tarangini ;" a continuation of the above, by Srivara
Pandita ; translated by the same, f. 226.
Paper. Folio.
26.672. " The Dabistan," Sect, vi., on the Mohammedans or followers
of Islam; translated by Dr. Leyden. At f. Ill is a tract on the
'* energies of the stars," translated by the same. Paper. Folio.
26,678. Copy of a letter from Seth Sam, an Armenian of Calcutta, to
Dr. James Hare, dat 10 July, 1810 ; being an abstract of the his-
tory of Armenia. Paper. Folio.
26,674. The *' Lailiu Majnum ;" a Persian poem by Mulvi Hatifi
Jami ; translated by Dr. Leyden, with notes. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,676—26,679. 255
26,676. ''SuwARi Akalim;" a ge(^iaphioal work, tranakted by Dr.
Lejden. Im^feck At £ 38 oconr legends on Assam ooins, in
penoiL Paper. Qnarto.
26.676. Pabt of the •* Vishnn PnraDa," on Hindoo mythology and
metaphjaics; translated by Dr. Leyden, with notes. Paper.
Quarto.
26.677. 1. The " Unda Chakrum,** or Cycle of the Universe, in two
parts ; translated from the Tamil by Dr. Leyden, f. 3.
2. The ^ Ganda Pnrannm," from the Tamil ; translated by the same,
f.22.
3. Notes on Hindustani grammar, by the same, f. 64.
4. Notes on Indian serpents, by the same, f. 82.
Paper. Quarto.
26.678. Miscellaneous notes and translations of oriental literature
by Dr. Leyden ; —
1. Historical notes on China and India, f. 2.
2. History of the MapiUas ; from the Arabic, f. 4.
3. The coming of the Frinjis [Franks or Europeans] from Fnrtigal
[Portugal] into Malabar ; from the Arabic, f. 29.
4. The Elrishi Gita, or Poem of Agriculture ; from the Malayalain,
131.
5. On the Mysore Bajahs and Dalaways ; from the Mahratta, f. 32.
6. The history of Eashgar, f. 58.
7. The " Nadir Nameh ; '* a translation from the Hindustani, with
another from the Malay, ff. 65, 71.
8. Anecdotes of Persian poets ; from the Persic of Jami, f. 75.
9. On Jewish inscriptions preserved in the Jewish synagogue of
Matacherra near Cochin ; with text in MaUibar and translation, f. 80.
10. Extract from letter of A. C. Oika to Dr. Buchanan ; 31 Aug.
1805, f. 97.
Paper. Polio.
26,679. Philological papers on oriental languages, with translations,
by Dr. Leyden : —
1. Papers relating to the Balooh and Afghan languages and literature,
ff. 2, 43.
2. '* Afghaniana ;" with a letter from Lieut. P. Irvine to Dr. Leyden;
1 Dec. 1810, f. 47.
3. Explanation of the " Jap of Nanui," f. 65.
4. Translations of miscellaneous poems, ff. 76, 95.
5. Lecture on " The elements of Persic Belles Letters," f. 90.
6. Miscellaneous translations from Persian, Malay, Camarupa, and
Malajalam, f. 99.
7. "The Kashf al Zanun ; " translated from the Arabic, f. 131.
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8. Contents of the MSS. of Jami in the College at Fort William,
f. 146 b.
9. Arabic dialogues and notes, f. 147.
Paper. Folio.
26,680. MiscBLLANGOUB ooUeotion of papers by Dr. John Leyden
relating to tbe languages, literature, customs, and manufactures
of India, Cochin, Malabar, etc, ; with medical, botanical, and zoo*
logical notes. At f. 120 is a letter from D. Erskine to Dr. Leyden ;
16 Julj, 1809; and at f 154 is a copy of a letter to the Gk>vemor
and Council, Fort Comwallis, on the destruction and abandonment
of Malacca; 31 Oct. 1808. Paper. Folio.
26,68L Miscellaneous translations from oriental literature by Dr.
Leyden : —
1. Extracts from Palladius on the nations of India and the Brahmans,
ff. 2-9.
2. Translations from the Canara, Sanscrit, Persian, Mahratta, e^, f. 10.
3. Jewish inscriptions near Cochin, in Malabar, with translations
[cf. Add. 26,678, f. 80], f. 42.
4. Sdn-ew translation of a grant by Airvi Brahmin, a native Bajah,
to tbe Jews at Cochin; with an EnglUlh version by the Bev. C.
Buchanan, f. 58 b.
5. Letter concerning faculties granted to the Vicar Apostolic in
Malabar, etc, ; without signature or date. Laiin. f. 61.
6. Italian translation of an inscription, f. 75.
Paper. Folio.
26,682. CoLLEcriON of papers on the alphabets, grammar, and vocabu-
laries of the Pushtoo, Afghan, Sanscrit, Dekkan, Indo-Chinese, and
other oriental languages, by Dr. Leyden ; with specimens. P^per.
Folio.
26,688. Extracts and translations by Dr. Leyden : —
1. Extracts from the journal of Dr. W. Hunter in the Sirkars and
elsewhere, 1784, f. 2.
2. List of books for the Asiatic Society, f. 34.
8. Catalogue of books in the library of Tippoo Sultan still remaining
in tbe college of Fort William [circa 1808], f. 35 b.
4. Extracts from " The Portuguese Asia," by Faria y Sousa, translated
by Capt. John Stevens, f. 65.
5. Translation of letter from the Rajah of Aracan to Warren Hastings,
Governor-General; received 15 May, 1783, f. 101.
6. A geographical sketch of Assam, f. 105.
Paper. Folio.
26,584. 1. The ** Nadir Nameh ; " translated from the Hindustani, with
notes, by Dr. Leyden, f. 2.
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2. On the Arab dynasties of Misr and Hnjgreb ; by the same, f. 8.
3. On the Tajnk or D^gan race ; by the same, f. 38.
4. Report by Charles Boddam, Judge in the district of Sarun, on the
language of the natives, with a comparative vocabulary of English,
Hindnstani, and Hindi ; 10 Sept. 1806, f. 52.
5. ** General Catalogue of the late Captain Enox's MSS. ; translated
from a Canarese MS. found among his papers," f. 64.
Paper. Folic.
16,586. The introduction of Islam into Malabar ; translated from the
Arabic by Dr. Leyden ; with other miscellaneous translations re^
lating to oriental mythology and history, by the same. Paper. Folio.
66,666. 1. ''Death of Sistpdla;'* translated from the Sanskrit by
H. G. Colebrooke, f. 2.
Z « Nila Crama," or Bites of the Corpse ; translated by W. C. Blaquier,
125.
3. Various translations of the "Ohuzzel;" an ode by the Persian
ambassador Aga Nubbi Khan, addressed to Mrs. Lushington, f. 35.
4. Aooount of the Mint of Calcutta ; May, 1810, f. 50.
Paper. Folio.
66,687. 1. CoMPABATiYE Yocabulaiy of hill and other dialects, f. 1.
2. *' Sooraw-baun-dushwar oepaukey annum ; " a translation, f. 6.
3. Correspondence between Sir John Anstruther and the Supreme
Goremment regarding the Court of Bequests of Calcutta and
Madras; 24 June, 1801-11 Feb. 1805, f. 24.
4. Copy of a letter from Dr, Leyden to W. Bayley, Begistrar of the
Court of Nizamut Adaulut, regarding a complaint made by Sir W.
Burroughs; 10 Aug. 1808, £ 41.
Paper. Large Folio.
66,666. 1. The •* Prem Shumar Grunth," on theology ; two transla-
tions from the Sikh, one in the handwriting of Dr. Leyden, £F. 2, 15.
2. The J^p, aod J4p Paramarth, or commentary on the J4p ; trans-
lated from the Sikh by Dr. Leyden, fL 9, 32.
3. Copy of a Cheek inscription found at Axum, in Abyssinia, by H.
Salt, f. 29.
4. Copies and notes of ancient oriental inscriptions, f. 57 b.
Paper. Folio.
66,668. Grammar of the Pi-akrit language, by Dr. Leyden. Paper.
FoUo.
86,590. *' Grammar of the Malabar Language, by Bobert Drummond.*'
Printed at Bombay, 1799 ; with manuscript notes by Dr. Leyden.
Paper. Folio.
66,69L MAimscRiFT copy of the preceding ; with a vocabulary of
Prakrit. ImpetfecL Paper. Folio.
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268 ADDITIONAL MSB., 96.698—86,608.
26^8. NorES on Mahratti, HinduBtani, Sanskrit, and other oriental
languages, with alphabets, yooabularies, «/«., by Dr. Leyden. Paper.
Folio.
Fw descriptions of Nos. 26,693., 26,694, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
26,696. Elements and vocabularies of Sanskrit, Hindustani, Panjabi.
and other oriental languages ; by Dr. Leyden. Paper. Quarto.
26.696. DiALOOUfcJS and vocabularies of the Bhagiilpfir Hill language ;
by B. Turner and others. Paper. Folio.
86.697. Vocabulary of the Bhagulpiir Hill language, in English
character. Paper. Quarto.
26.698. A Mahrat TA grammar ; by Dr. Leyden ; in the English and
Devanagari characters. Paper. Folio.
26.699. 1. Talks of the Peris; translated from the Persic by Dr.
Leyden, f. 2.
2. The story of Suliman and the Simiirgh, from the Persic ; by the
same, f. 61.
Paper. At f. 1 b is a note by W. Erskine touching the history of
the MS. ; 14 Aug. 1844. Folio.
26.600. Tracts by Dr. Leyden on the method of investigating oriental
languages, etc. See No. 26,664. Paper. Folio.
26.601. ExTKACTS from " Tarikh Badawani ; " translated by Dr. Leyden.
Paper. Folio.
26.602. 1. Journal of an excursion into Nubia, 4-12 Dec. 1813, by
James Silk Buckingham, f. 2.
2. ** Copia del Manuscritlo del Sig^ Gap" Caviglia, concemente li sui
scoperti nelle Piramidi," f. 79.
8. Journal of tiavels in Arabia, India, and to the ruins of Babylon, by
Lieut.-Colonel Samuel Wilson : 1799-1814, ff. 86, 99, 168.
4. ^^ M6moires d'un voyage dans le Decan et THindostan, dans les ans
'1800-1801 et 1802; par Jean Louis Carme, Missionaire," f. 104.
5. Journal of ti-avels from Hajnmahl to Sooty, and from thence to
Gour; Nov. and Deo. 1810; by Major William Francklin. With
drawings, f. 170.
Paper. Folio.
3. EXTRACTS from the Gane^-puran, Shiva-paran, etc., on the
Buddhist religion ; translated by William Erakine ; with a list of
names and epithets of Buddha. Autogrc^h, Paper; early xizth
cent. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,604—26,612. 25d
86,604. Philological oollections by William Erskine : —
1. A printed table showing " the form of the characters, pronunoiatioo,
and power, of the Giuszerat alphabet ; " and a comparative vocabulary
of Sanskrit, Latin, and English, ff. 2, 4.
2. Yocabnlary of Catharine II., Empress of Russia, in Sanskrit,
Mahratti, Kokani, and Hindustani. Imperfect f. 9.
3. Bombay measures, and the planets, etc,^ f. 27.
4. Notes on the Zingara or gipsy language, f. 32.
5. Grammar and vocabularies of the Eaffra, Singhalese, Turki, Monghol,
and other languages, f. 42.
6. Notes on Circassian, old Indian, old Persian, etc,, t77h.
Paper ; early xixth cent. Quarto.
86,606. Collections by William Erskine ; consisting chiefly of alpha-
bets, vocabularies, etc., of the Mahratti, Sindi, Kashmiri, Pushtoo
or Afghan, Chinese, Javanese, and other languages. Interspersed
are original letters from Lieutenant F. Irvine and others. Paper ;
1796-1810. Polio.
26.606. Letters of Indian princes and others of the xviiith cent. ;
iranslated from the Persian by William Erskine ; with other papers,
relating chiefly to the revenues of the Mahratta country. Autograph,
Paper; 1820. Folio.
26.607. The " Akbar-Namah ; " a history of the reign of HumAyto
[1530-1556]; translated by William Erskine. Autograph. Paper;
1832. Quarto.
26,606. •* The Tezkereh al Vaki&t, or private memoirs of the Moghul
Emperor Humayun ; " translated from the Persian by Major Charles
Stewart, and printed in London, 1832 ; with manuscript notes made
in 1842 by William Erskine, and, at f. 2 b, a portrait of Humdyun.
Paper. Quarto.
26.609. MnNTAKHAB-UT-TAWARiKH, or Tarikh Bedduni, by Im^m Abdul
Qadir Mal^kghah, Bed^uni ; a condensed translation by William
Erskine. Autograph, Paper; 1841. Folio.
26.610. MsMOiBS of the reigns of the emperors Humayun and Akbar
by Bayezid Bayat ; a condensed translation by William Erskine.
Paper; 1841. Folio.
26,6U. " ComfENTAMBB of Jehtogfr," translated by William Erskine.
Imperfect Paper ; eirea 1840. Folio.
26,612. 1. (ToMiiENTARiBS of Jehdngir; a condensed translation, by
William Erskine, f. 1.
2. Tarikh Bashidi; being a history of the Moghul Khans frrni circa
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1360 to 1541, by Mirza Haider Daghlat, Gurkan; translated and
abridged by the same, f. 55.
3. Historioal notes of Kasbgar, by the same, f, 167.
Paper; circa 1841. Folio.
26,618, 26,614. The reign of Shdh-Jehdn, from a.h. 1037-1067 [a.d.
1626-1656], being an extract from Khafi Khan's History of the
House of Baber; translated by William Erskine. Two volnmes.
Paper; 1811-1821. Folio.
26.616, 26,616. Abstract of Khafi Khan's History of the House of
Baber, from the oommenoement of the reign of Shih Jehdn to the
end of the reign of Farukhslr, 1626-1719. Two volumes bound
together. Paper; 1811. Folio.
26.617, Part of Khafi Khan's History, from the oommenoement of the
reign of Baber to the rebellion of Mohabet Khan, under Jfh&ngir,
translated by Captain Gordon. Paper ; 1821. Folio.
26.618, 26,619. Another oopy of the same. Two volumes. Paper ;
circa 1821. Folio.
Notes and ooUeotions relating to India, by William Erskine.
Autograph,
1. Notes of the Beport of the Select Committee on the state of the East
India Company and British affairs in the East Indies; 26 May*
1772, f. 2.
2. Notes from Clive papers; 1767-1769, f. 6.
3. Notes on Major Stewart's translation of " Tezkereh al Vakyat "
[Memoirs of Hum^y^n], by Jouher, f. 9.
4. Notes from the " Akbemama" of Ab61fazl, f. 46.
Paper; circa 1842. Folio.
26.621. ** Aebernama," part the second, from the 17th to the 29th year
of his reign [a.d. 1673-1585], translated and abridged by William
Erskine. Autograph, Paper; 1846. Folio.
26.622. Medical tracts ; translated into Latin from the Greek : —
1. " Antidotarium Nicolai " [Myrepsi AlexandriniJ, fc 4 b.
2. " Lyber Graduum," by the same, f. 62 b.
3. ** Lyber aureus Johannis Afflaticii filii Constantini," f. 113 b.
4. Antidotarium, f. 151 b.
At f. 4 are medical receipts in a contemporary hand. At f. 113
occurs the name of " Scheves," probably William Shives, Archbishop
of St. Andrews [1478]. Vellum ; xiiith cent. In an early binding
of stamped leather, with blind tooling. Octavo.
26.623. 1. De septem »tatibus mundi, f. 2.
2. Pauli Orosii historias epitome, f. 12.
3. Diogenis Laertii vitae philosophorum, f. 113.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,628-26,686. 261
4 '^ HteronimiiB de Yiris illuBtribns een scriptoribus eoolesiasticis/'
oontaining a few more lives than are printed in Migne, voL xziii.
p. 602, f. 161.
5. MIsoeUaneouB eztraotsirom the works of Hilary, Zeno, Jerome, and
otheiB, f. 178.
6. Chronological table of the emperors of Borne, £ 193.
7. " Tabula Philosophorum," f. 196 b.
Paper; late ZYth oent Octavo.
28,684-26,680. Indian drawings of plants and fruits by native artists.
Seven volumes. Paper ; xvinth cent. Large Folio.
28,63L Memoranda and pencil sketches by Oeorge Buist, LL.D.,
PJt.S., «fc., 1837-1845. Paper. Octavo.
26,682. Drafts of letters from George Buist to various officials of the
Bombay Presidency, partly relating to an experiment on the
cultivation of the flats near Love Orove, Bombay; 1850, 1851.
Paper. Folio.
TkefoUowing Nob., 26,688-26,651, belonged to Oliver St. John, Lord Chirf
Juttice ofihe Oomman Pleaa, and his family.
16,688. Excerpts from Chancery Bolls and Parliamentary Becords,
from Edward L to James I. ; with an alphabetical index of subjects.
EngUih^ French, and Latin. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
26y684. 1. Miscellaneous Parliamentc^ notes, f. 1.
2. Collections from the Journals of the Lords, from 1 Hen. YIII. to
43 Eliz., f. 9.
3. Collections from the Journals of the House of Commons, from
19 Feb. to 4 Apr. 1593, f. 39.
4. ^ An answere to certaine arguments," etc., on the enactment of
ecclesiastical laws ; by Sir Bobert Cotton, f. 45.
5. Grievances presented to the King at the Parliaments held 3 Jas.
p.], [1605] and 1610, f. 49.
6. Parliamentary proceedings, from 20 Jan. to 10 Mar. 162f, f. 53.
Paper, xvntb cent. Folio.
26.685. ExTBACTS relating to the proceedings of the Commissioners
for the Union of England and Scotland; 20 Oct.-6 Dec. 1604.
F^per ; in vellum cover ; xviith cent. Folio.
26.686. '*The Copies of such Becordes as uppon search made by
order in Parliament Anno 7* Jacobi Beg. [1609] were brought
into the Parliament and there perused for the decidinge of the
right of Impositions ; " with marginal notes. Paper ; temp. Jas. I. .
Folio.
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262 ADDITIONAL M8S., 26,637—26,647.
26.687. Pkocebdinos in the Honse of Commons, Jan.-Nov. 1621, with
notes. Paper ; early xviitb cent Folio.
26.688. Copt of the preceding. Paper ; early zmth oent. Folio.
26.689. Proceedings of the Honse of Commons, Apr. 1624-Aag. 1625.
Imperfect, Paper ; early xvnth cent. Folio.
26.640. Beport of various speeches and of proceedings in Parliament
in the year 1640. Imperfed. At f 94 is the speech of Pym
before the Honse of Lords, impeaching the Earl of Strafford, on
which he was committed into custody; 11 Nov. 1640. Paper;
xviith cent. Folio.
26.641. 1. Official copies of papers that passed between the English
and Scotch Commissioners in 1645, f. 1.
2. OfQcial copies of negociations between Charles II. and the Parlia-
ment of Scotland, «tc. ; June and Jnly, 1650, f. 8.
Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
26.642. " Modus tenendi Parliamentum apud Anglos," in two books,
by H[enry] E[l8ynge], Clerk of tbe Parliament : Book i. with its
index, and table of contents of Book u. ; 6 May, 1625. Paper.
Folio.
26.643. " Expedicio Billarum antiquitus," being the fifth chapter of
Book 11. of the preceding ; 24 Apr. 1632. Paper. Folio.
26.644. " The course of Passinge of Bills in Parliamente," [by Henry
Elsynge]. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
26.645. "The modeme forme of the Parliaments of England," [by
Henry Elsynge] ; with index. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
26.646. "England's EpinomiB," by John Selden ; with index, and
with a "Chronologia brevis hnic nostrae inserviens Epinomidi," at
f. 100. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
26.647. 1. History of the Star Chamber, in three parts, [by William
Hudson, of Gray's Inn], f. 1.
2. ** An exact compendium of the whole course of proceeding in the
Court of Starr-Chamber. ... by Isaack Cotton, late the Eegister of
that Court," f 161.
3. " A discourse concerning the Antiquity of the Star-Chamber,
occasioned by certaine articles made by the Attomyes i^ainsi the
Court and Gierke of the same ;" 1 690, f. 204.
4. " Orders for Reformacion of dilatory proceedings in caut^es jareferred
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 26,648-26,662. 363
and presented bj her Majesties most ho^ Court of Star Chamber/'
sr«.; 22 Dec. 40 £liz. [1597]. Imperfedt. Copy. f. 216.
Paper; XYith and xvnth centt. Folio.
26.648. '• The Parsons Lawe " [or, A View of Advowsons, by William
Hnghes]. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
28.649. ••Tbe Tryall of The Supremacy of The Bishop of Rome;
with a trae tho' short Account of the Sentence given against him,
by that famous Bishop and Martyr, St. Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage
in Africa;" 1738. Paper. Small Quarto.
86.650. Part of a treatise on the errors of Popeiy, beginning, " Some
certain prepossessions we must absolutely quit in order to find out
the Truth of Popery ; " followed by a paper on transubstantiation,
and quotations from Chillingworth. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
26.661. Miscellaneous legal and ecclesiastical tracts : —
1. Extracts of law cases, f. 1.
2. " The certificat of Attorneys of the Court of Common pleas,
presented the xvth of February 1627 vnto his Majesties Commis-
bioners for inquirie after new exacted fees, according to an oath to
them administred,'' f. 7.
3. " Consideracions humbly o&red for Eegulatinge the Exchequer in
the Answearinge of the Kinges Revenowes," etc, ; by Christopher
Vernon. Printed in 1642. f. 11.
4. •* The Resolucion of all the Judges of England vpon severall ques-
tions against Popishe Recusants in Kinge Charles his tyme," f. 21.
5. " An Appeale vnto the Ho" Oliver St. John lord cheefe Justice of
the Courte of Lower bench, or Comon pleas, and his Reverend
a^sociats, the Judges of the same Courte, on the behalf of the Lawe
of the Land, the Covenant of State, Regall oath, L'lghts and
Liberties of tlie freemen of the Land," etc, ; being a remonstrance
of John Jones, Gent, prisoner in the Fleet [1648-1660J, f. 31 b.
6. '* Discorso intomo all' Origine della potenza secolare della Chiesa,
e Buo gouemo Politico, il qual manca nel quarto libro delF historie
di M. Francesco Guicciaidini Gentilhuomo Fiorentino stampate,
auanti ch* egli entri nel discorso dello State di Romagna." [Printed
in the Paris edition, 1832, vol. ii. p. 103.] f. 44.
7. ** Discorso, nel quale si parla di Papa Alessandro Sesto, Borgia
Spagnuolo, e suoi figliuoli ; che manca, nel terzo libro dell' historic
d' Italia di M. Francesco Guicciardini." [Printed as above, vol. i.
p. 467.] f. 60.
8. Translation of the memorial of Francis de Vargas to Cardinal Gran-
velle, concerning the Council of Trent, with two letters, 13 and 20
Jan. 1552, f. 51.
Paper ; xviith cent Folio.
96.662. Ak historical and critical essay on John Gutenberg, the in«
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264 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,662-26,669.
ventor of printing, hj the Reverend Charles Winoricky, Dean of
Moldauthein, in Bohemia, translated &om the German mannscript
by the Chevalier John de Carro, M.D., physician at Carlsbad, eie, ;
Sept. 1861. Paper. Folio. Presented by George Vere Irving, Eeq.
26,668. AooouNT of a tour to the sources of the Ganges, by Major H.
G. Hearsay, addressed to Major James Bennell; Gawnpore, 13
Dec. 1808 : accompanied by a letter to the same from R. W. Cox,
nd., f. 1 ; a letter of W A , of the East India Honse, to
the same, 27 Jnne, 1810, f. 12 ; and a letter of Major Rennell to the
last writer, stating that Major Hearsay is not the true author of
the map of the sources of the Ganges, for which he petitioned for
remuneration ; 25 June, 1810, f. 14. Paper. Folio.
26,664, A. Map of the stations of the Barramahl, Salem district, in
the Presidency of Madras ; with the signature " A. Allan ;" " scale
J in. to a British mile." 4 ft. x 3 ft 2 in.
B. " Plan of Prince of Wales Island [Penang] and the Territories on
the opposite Shore ceded thereto, as surveyed and drawn under the
directions and orders of The Hofible William Edward Phillips,
Gov' etc. in 1820, on a scale of 4000 feet to one Inch." 3 ft. 3 in.
X 2 ft 5 in.
Paper rolls ; xixth cent.
26,666. Latin Missal, with musical notation, and with calendar
prefixed. Probably of the use of Evreuz, as entries in the calendar
of the 17th century connect it with the church of Vernon, in that
diocese. Vellum ; early xivth cent. Full-page miniatures are
inserted at the canon of the Mass, ff. 99 b, 100. Quarto.
26.666. The Grand Coutumier of Normandy, in three divisions. Fr.
See "Nouveau Coutumier G6n6ral," par Bourdot de Bichebourg,
vol. iv. part i. It is preceded by a calendar of saints, and followed
at f. 198 by the *' Charte aux Normans," from Louis X.; dat 19
Mar. 1314. Vellum; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
56.667. Deposition of Margaret Dawson, lady in waiting to Mary of
Modena, wife of James II. of England, respecting the legitimacy of
James Edward, Prince of Wales ; preceded by notes of births, e<c,, in
the Boyal Family. Autograph. Attested by George Hickes, D.D.
[Dean of Worcester, 1683-9], Thomas Smith, DJ). [afterwards
Bishop of Carlisle], and Thomas Boteler, A.M. ; 13. Feb. 170f .
Paper. Duodecimo.
26.668. The four Gospels , divided into lessons, with tables of chapters,
and preceded by a table of lessons. Flemish. Vellum; xvth
cent. At f. 9 and at the end is a note stating that the MS. belonged
to the monastery *' van den roeden cloestere in Zonien [Bois de
Soigne^ bi Brucelle." Small Quarto.
26.669. A SIMILAR oop>' of the four Gospels in Flemish, Vellum ; xvth
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ADDITIONAL HSS., 26,669—26,667. 265
oent^ At the end is the following note, '' Dit boeo hoert toe den
sosteran van sinte ICarien oonuent in sinte ians straet binnen
Haerlem. Ende heeffc beoostioht Beymericli Claes dochter Eathrign
Glaes dochters onser professider snsters moeder." Small Quarto.
Ibr <2eMT^p(itm« ofNo9. 26,660, 26,661, <6e the Caialogue of Oriental MSS.
26,662. **LsQES et Gonstituoiones Ciirise Bachalmotegottingeld sta-
bilitsB temporibns pr»teritis.*' Bnles, names of members, etc^ of a
dab, meetiog at various taverns in the neighbourhood of Holbom,
in London; 168S-1762. Vellum. Quarto.
86,663. 1. EnerrLBB and Gospels for Sundays and festivals, preceded by
a calendar with a table of Sunday letters, etc., bearing the date
1488. Flemish. I 1 b.
2. Harmony of the €k)spelB, with glosses, partly from the Historia
Scholaatioa. Flemish, t 117.
3. The Acts of the Apostles, with gloss. Flemish, f. 187.
Yellnm ; ^.d. 1488. At the end of the volume is an obituary list of the
nsters of the Convent of Wiert, in the diocese of Boermood, entered
horn time to time, from 1617 to 1813. It has recently belonged to
the *' Bibliotheca SS. Bedemptoris," at Trond. Old binding of
stamped leather, with remains of bosses and clasps. Folio.
86,664. Letters to Mr. Hoper, from the following : —
l.Caroline. Princess of Wales; on board ''The Jason," Naples,
Geneva, Venice, 13 Aug. [1814]-28 Sept. [1816], f. 1.
2. [Bobert-Bankes Jenkinson, Earl of] Liverpool [Prime Minister];
Walmer Castle, 18 Sept. 1814, f. 19.
3. [Rigbt Hon.] Oeo[rge] Canning [President of the Lidia Board] ;
Gloucester Lodge, 9 Dec. 1816, 10 Apr. 1817, ff. 21, 23.
Paper. Quarto.
M,666. Map of the Mediterranean Sea, with its coasts, islands, and
ports, ** made by Nicholas Comberford, dwelling at the signe of the
Piatt neaie the West End of the Schoole House in Batdiffe, Anno
1663.'* Sise, 3 ft. 9 in. x 2 fL Scale, 45 miles to 1 inch. Vellum.
86.666, A, B. Transcript of the authorised .version of the Old and
New Testaments in minute writing ; with maps and illustrations in
imitation of engravings from various artists ; by C. G. Nicholls, of
New Hampton, Middlesex; 1826-1836. Paper. Two volumes,
bound in velvet and enclosed in an ornamental silver-gilt box.
Duodecimo. Bequeathed by C. 0. NichoUs, Esq.
86.667. A ooMPENDiuif of universal history, from the Creation to
A.D. 1340, divided into six ages. The sixth age commences with
the death of Christ, and contains the history of the Latin and
Greek emperors, fmd kings of France, to Philip V., a leaf being
wanting for the remainder of French history after f. 89 ; followed
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by a history of England to the battle of Sluys, 1340. Fr. Be-
ginning : " Dieu fist Je monde tout ensamble." End : *'e hi)' a tolut
son nauire a lescluse en flandres, Ian de grace mil iij c. et quarante.
Qni est Ian qui court pour le present que ce liiire fut compose et
fait." Vellum; written and illuminated in France in the ivth
cent. ; with seven miniatures. Octavo.
26.668. " Les croniques ou gestes aduenues on Royaume de Franoe du
temps de feu bonne memoire Charles Roy de France cinq™"
[altered by a later hand to "six"*"] "de ce nom;" history of the
reign of Charles YI., from 1380 to 1422 ; by Jean Jou venal des
Ursins. Paper; beginm'ng of the xvith cent. Belonged succes-
sively to [Claude] " Fauchet, President en la Cour des Monnoyes "
[historiographer of France, ob. 1601], " Estienne Pasquier, seigneur
. de Maiuxe " [ob. 1629], and " Mai-escot, maistre des requestes de
rhostel du Roy ;" by whom it was given in 1622 to " Fran9ois des
Ursins, Marquis de Treuel." At the end is a note of a cop)' of
the book having been made by " Pierre Carre, olerc demeurant a
Paris, natif de Desise snr Loyre Tan 1665." Folio.
26.669. Lettrrs and papers relating to the restoration of Louis
XVIII.; 1813-1816. Fr, The writers are—
1. [Pierre Louis Jean Casimir, Due de] Blacas d'Aulps ; Hartwell,
London, 7 Apr. 1813-31 Mar. 1814, ff. 2-9, 16, 21, 27.
2. Louis XVIIL ; Hartwell, 20 Sept. 1813, flf. 10, 12 (copy),. 14^
3. Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Stewart, [afterwards 3rd Marquis
of Londonderry ;] Basle, 20 Jan. 1814, f. 23. .
4. M[arqu]is? de Beauvais ; Vienna, 30 Mar. 1814, f. 25.
Included also are — Secret instractions to the Yicomte de Bruges
for negociating with ihe Emperor of Bussia and the King of Prussia,
f. 17;— "Projet de Proclamation," Mar. 1814, f. 29 ;—" Proposition
du Gouvernemeut Provisoire," Apr. 1814, f. 33 ; — Account by M. de
Vitrolles of his negociations at Ch&tillon and elsewhere, 1814, f. 35 ;
—"Note a partir des approches du 20 Mar. [1815]/' by [Gilbert
Joseph Gaspard] Comte de Chabrol [de Volvic], Pr6fet de la Seine,
f. 39.
Paper. Folio.
26,670-26,672. Collections for a history of the English Bible; com-
prising woodcuts, facsimiles of title-pages, prefaces and paiis ol
texts, collations, etc,, of various editions of the English Bible from
1525 to 1679 ; by George Offor. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
26.670. Vol. L :—
1. Copies of letters and other documents relating to William Tyn-
dale and Miles Coverdale, with a pedigree of Tyndale; including
also " The Troubles of Alderman Monmouth," f. 1.
2. Facsimiles, collations, etc., of-;-
a. The fiist edition of Tyndale's New Testament; 1526, f. 55.
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ADDITIONAL M8S., 86,670—28,676. 267
b. TyodAle'B Pentatenoh ; 1580, f. 101.
c Snbeeqnent editions of Tyndale's New Testament; 1534, 1536, 1588,
if. 114, 130, 144.
d. Editions of Goverdale's New Testament ; 1538, f. 149.
e. Cranmer's or the Great Bible ; 1539, f. 176.
f. Riohard Taverner's New Testament; 1539, with a pedigree of
Tavemer, f. 255.
26.671. Vol. II. Facsimiles, collations, e<c., of —
a. Cranmer's or the Great Bible; 1541, 1549, 1553, fL 1, 46, 200.
b. The Epistles and the Gospels from the Primer ; 1545, f. 11.
c. Tyndale's corrected edition of the New Testament ; Jugge's edition
of Tyndale, 1548; and those of 1549, 1650, ff. 15, 20, 74, 108, 190.
d. Coverdale's New Testament "conferred with Tyndale ; " 1549, 1550,
if. 84, 133.
e. Myohell's Psalter ; 1550, f. 149.
f. Tavemer's Old Testament ; 1551, f. 152.
g. Jngge's New Testament ; 1552, f. 180.
26.672. Vol. ra. :—
1. Facsimiles, ooUations, etc., of —
a. The Genevan or Pnritan Bible; various editions, ff. 1, 108, 179,
218.
b. Cheke's or the " most vendible " New Testament ; 1561, f. 52.
o. Cranmer's or the Great Bible, small qnarto; 1569, ff. 64, 69.
d. Parkers or the Bishops' Bible; 1568, 1572-1577, 1606. 1613, 1617,
ff. 67, 88, 176, 205.
2. Tabular view of the English translations of the New Testament,
from that of William Tyndale to the authorised version ; 1526-1611 ;
f. 184.
3. " The Early Editions of King James' Bible in folio." PrinUd.
f. 211.
86.673. BiBUOGRAPHicAL account of Cranmer's or the Great Bible,
editions 1539, 1541 ; by George Offor, 1841. Paper. Octavo.
26.674. Notes of editions of the Euglish Bible, collations, etc. ; in-
cluding lists of those in the libraries of J. Thoresby and of Cam-
bridge University ; by George Offor. The following original letters
occur; — J. H. Montague Luxmoore; London, 26 June, ».a. and
% d, ff. 46, 47, 48 ;— George E. Eoberts ; Kidderminster, 20, 26 July,
1854, ff. 50, 52. Paper. Quarto.
26,676. Extracts and facsimiles of various printed religious treatises
collected by George Offor; 1506-1578. The most important are —
1. " The Ordynary of Crysten Men ; " written in 1467, and published
in 1502 and 1506 by Wynkyn de Worde, f. 1.
2. "The History of Grand Amonre and Le Belle Puoel . , . Invented
by Stephen Hawes, groom of King Henry VII. . . , Imprynted by
John Wayland," f. 21.
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3. " The Pilgrimage of Perfection ; " printed by Bichard P^nBon, 1626,
ff. 27-42, 47-61.
4. " The pype I or Tonne I of the Lyfe of Perfection by . . . Rioharde
Whytforde;" printed by Robert Redman, 1632, flf. 43-46, 62-^9.
5. "The oonoordanoe of the new Testament . . . 1636," f. 60.
6. *' Bible Histories, each with a suitable prayer, [md]xxxvi," f. 64.
7. Erasmus's common-places of Scripture, translated by Richard
Tavemer, 1638, f. 68.
8. " Homilies to be read in Churches in the reign of Mary I"*,'* f. 99.
9. " Injunctions for the Reformation of the Church, the distribution
of the Bible, etc., issued the first year of the reign of Queen Eliza-
beth," f. 106.
Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
86.676. 1. Abms of the nobility of England, f. 4; of Scotland, with
notices of families, f. 16 ; of Ireland, ffl 44, 72 ; of Italy, f. 47, and
of the Low Countries, f. 49 b.
2. List of knights of the Garter, to the reign of Elizabeth, f. 62.
3. " Order of placing " great ofiScers ; knights of the Privy Council
« as they satte, 1686 ; " lords and ladies, etc., ff. 66 \ 69.
4. " The definition of an Esquier," f. 68.
6. Order of procession of Queen Elizabeth to St. Paul's Church,
24 Nov. A.B. XXXI. [1688], f. 60.
6. '' What officers greate estates may haue ; " services at coronations,
etc., f. 62.
7. ''The Titles of the sonnes and heyres apparant" of the English
nobility, f. 64 b.
8. '' A Copie of a Patent of Augmentation of the Armes and Creaste
of Sir Thomas Yenables, knight. Baron of Eindreton ; " 30 Oct
1660, f. 67.
9. Pedigrees to illustrate the genealogy of the royal houses of England
and Scotland, f. 68 b.
10. Copy of patent of augmentation of arms of Sir Thomas Grantham ;
27 July. 10 Anne [1711], f. 74.
11. Note of the death and burial of Sir William Sydney, 7 Edw. VI.,
and pedigree of his descendants, f. 89.
12. Pedigrees of foreign sovereigns and of English families, f. 89 b.
13. Indexes to the arms and pedigrees, f. 130.
Paper ; chiefly end of the xvith and beginning of the xviith centt.
Belonged successively to John Cafford, f. 72 ; William Moss ; Thomas
Penson, Armes Painter ; and Samuel Pegge, Bector of Whittington,
00. Derby. Folio.
26.677. Copy of a roll of aims, in colours, of English families of the
xivth cent. [1346-1361 ?], in the Ashmolean Library, Oxford ; by
D[avid] T[homa8] Powell, LL.B. of Magdalen Hall, Oxfoi-d; 1812.
Vellum. Folio.
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26.678. ** Carta execntoria a pedimiento de Pero Perez de la villa de
la Parr[illa]/' of proof of nobility, 18 July, 1542. Followed by a
certificate of nobility to Gabriel Perez; Cuen^a, 6 May, 1573.
Span. Vellum; widi coloured arms and illuminated border at
ike beginning; in the original binding of tooled leather, richly
gilt. Folio.
26.679. Miscellaneous ooUection of arms in trick, with an index at
ff. 13, 14 b, and 100. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
26.680. " ELEMEjrrARTE Budimentes of the Arte of Armorye," by John
Gwillim, Pursuivant at Arms ; stated in the title to have been com-
menced by him in his 44th year, a.d. 1595. With letter of dedica-
tion to James I., stained ; and with verses in praise of iJie work, in
English and IxUin, by Anthony Gybson, Thomas Gwillim, William
Segar, Garter, William Loe, and William Belcher, as in the first
printed edition, 1610, f. 6. The autograph of the author, with
nnmerouH corrections; containing matter not in the printed work.
Paper ; xv^iith cent. The signature of John [Whitgift], Archbishop
of Canterbury, occurs at the top of f. 9. Folio.
26.681. " The Armes taken out of the originall Manuscript of Mr.
John Guillim, Pursuivant of Armes, out of which he formed the
books he Printed, Intituled, The Display of Heraldry ; " described
in the order in which they appear in the book, with an index at the
end. Paper ; early xvuth cent. Folio.
26.682. Arms in trick, and some in colours, of English families ; many
of them of London, and, at the beginning, of some of the bishops.
A t f. 66 are inserted engraved arms of the City companies of London,
and at f. 71 of English families. At f. 63 is an entry which may be
misread as being by Sir William Dugdale, in 1664; but it is not in
hia handwriting. Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
26.683. HtJiALD-PAiNTER^s book of English arms, in trick; by the
same hand as the preceding MS. ; containing, among others, arms
of William Penn, £ 51 b, and Eleanor Gwynne, f. 69 b; with
notes relating to hatchments, funeral charges*, etc. At f. 53 is an
accoimt of work done for the reception of the king at Quildhall,
30 Oct. 1671. An index is added at the end. Paper; xvuth cent.
Folio.
26.684. Arms of Yorkshire families, by Christopher Hildiard, 1662,
in two series ; in the fiist of which the arms are described in alpha-
betical order of names of families, and in the second, p. 66, the
arms are partly in colours and partly in trick. At flf. 64-66 are
copies of charters and other documents relating to the &mily of
Hild) ai d, from 1276 to 1504. Paper ; xvuth cent. It has the book-
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plate of " Thomas Beckwith, of York, Painter and F.A.8." Small
Quarto.
26.685. Arms of Irish families, in alphabetical order ; originally drawn
in pencil, and afterwards in ink, and partly coloured. Paper;
xvith cent. Belonged to Sir George Nayler, Garter. Folio.
26.686. 1. Arms of Italian families, coloured, in alphabetical order, by
an Italian hand, f. 1.
2. A second collection, not in alphabetical order, f. 115.
Paper ; xviith cent. Large Folio.
26.687. 1. Abms of Italian families, coloured, in alphabetical order ; by
the same hand as the preceding volume, f. 1.
2. A second series, not in order ; by the same, f. 137 b.
3. Portion of another series, in alphabetical order for letters C-F, by
another hand, f. 150.
Paper ; xvuth cent. The name Paolo Pagani is written on the fly-
leaf. Large Folio.
26.688. Entrt-book of patents of nobility granted by Maria Theresa,
Queen of Hungary and Bohemia and Empress, to families of the Low
Countries, and drawings of the arms ; 1741-1756. With notes of
registration by the Chevalier A[udr4] F[ran9ois] Jaerens, Toison
d'Or King at Arms, to the end of the year 1749, and subsequently
by A. P. J. Jaerens. An index is added. Paper ; Quarto.
26.689. ** Armoriael Generael des toutes les families des Pays bas au-
trichien avec la plus grande Exactitude ra88embl6 sur tontee les
pieces digne de foy et autentique. Par J. F. J[aeren8] M. 4 Bruxelles,
1777." Principally coloured, and in alphabetical order. Paper;
Qnarto.
26.690. 1. Index to Bobert Glover's "Ordinary of English Arms,"
1719, f. 1 b.
2. Copy of '* A Bole of [English] Armes wrought on vellum in coUers,
being somtime in the hands of Clarenceulx [Bichard] Lea, and
lately in my owne custody ; " in an earlier hand than the rest of
the MS. Lea, or Lee, was Clarenceux in 1594, and died in 1597.
f. 15.
3. Arms of families of the name of Bussell, etc,, in the handwriting of
Gregory King, f. 28.
4. An ordinary of English arms, in trick, enlarged^ from Glover's
work, f. 32.
Paper ; xvnth and xviiith centt The inscription, " Gregory King
Rougedragon,1685," occurs on the fly-leaf. Folio.
S6,69L Heraldic work-book of John Mason ; consisting of drawings
of arms for hatchments, and accoants of funeral expenses; 13 Jan.
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ADDITIONAL M8S., Se,69»-a6,699. 271
172|-20 Mar. 17}^. Paper. Belonged to Sir George Najler, Garter.
Folio.
98,692, 26,698. Arms of the Frencli nobility, in colours, and described
by Nicolas Qnesnel, painter, of Paris; with indexes; 1680. In
Frenek. Paper. Two volnmes. Small Quarto.
28.694. PoRTRAirs and arms of Bobert I., David II., and Eobert II., of
Scotland, and of their wives ; arms of the Hamiltons with their
wives ; and arms of other noblemen of Scotland, in the time of
Qaeen Mary, with creists and mottoes ; in colonrs. Paper ; xvith
cent. Belonged to George Chalmers, F.E.S., S.A. Quarto.
26.695. 1. " Thb Armes of the Growne of Scotland and the Nobilitie
of the same; with their Crest es, supporters and Mottoes;" in
colours ; with index at the beginning, f. 2.
2. ** The Quartered Coates of Scotland," in colours, f. 68.
3. " The single Coates of the Gentlemen of Scotland," f. 74.
Paper; xvith cent. Belonged to George Chalmers, F.E.S., S.A.
Folio.
26.696. Arms of Scotch peers, with supporters, crests, and mottoes, in
gc^ silver, and colours, an engraved outline shields ; with index.
Paper ; in a Scotch baud of the xviith cent. In binding of coloured
leather, inlaid, on moroccoy with delicate gold tooling. Folio.
M,69T. Arms in trick of Scottish families, in order of alphabet.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
26.698. "Wahrhafte Abbildungen von den Wappenschilden der
Adelichen und Bittern, welohe im Jahre 1386, den 9*" Heumonat,
mit dem Erzherzog von Osterreich Leopolden in der Schlacht bey
dem Stadtlein zu Sempachen von den Schweitzem sind getodtet
worden." ..." Von P. Tobia WaldemannsfsBtter, ordinis Minorum
8. P. Francisci Conventualinm de Batisbona, Notario Apostolico
Pablico . . . A.D. 1782 ;" followed by drawings of the standards taken
by the Swiss in this and other battles, and preceded by views of
tbe battle of Sempach and the church, in colours. Paper ; a.d. 1782.
Small Quarto.
28.699. MiscELLANBOus arms of Englishmen, in trick, and a few
coloured ; with notes in some instances of their being granted by
Edward Byshe, Garter, and registered by John W [ithie], who pro-
bably made the collection in the middle of the xviith century. A
few pedigrees are added at the end; and drafts of petitions of
different persons to Parliament and to the City of London occur at
the beginning and end of the volume. An index of names is given
at t 13. Paper; xviith cent. The original lettering of the
volume was, " A collection of Armes, C. G." [C. Cantilupe ?]. Small
Quarto.
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272 'ADDITIONAL MSB., 86.700-26,706.
26,700. Abms, in blaeon and oolonrs, of princes and ^^seignenre k
baDieres," of France, England, Bnrgnndy, and the Netherlands,
and, towards the end of the volnme, with less fulness, of Germany,
Spain, and Portugal ; with a short introductory treatise on heraldiy,
in which the work of " maistre Eraert " [Jan Errart] is quoted, f. 7.
At the end, f. 130, are the names of towns and arms of proviDoee
which belonged to *' Charles de Valloix" [Charles the Bold], Duke
of Burgundy. Fr. Compiled apparently by a herald in the service
of Philip, Archduke of Austria, E^ent of the Low Countries,
1482-1504, and subsequently King of Spain. See f. 1 28 b. Paper ;
beginning of the xvith cent. The following inscriptions of owners
• occur on the first fiy-leaf, *' Joosse (?) Sr. de Pamele je appertyent,"
**van der Behe, 1657;" "Wacht wan den Brando, Anno 1592.'*
Folio.
26,70L ** The Armes [and crests] of the Members of the House of
Commons, 1688. Henry Powle Esq. Speaker." An index of
names is added by a later hand. Paper ; end of xvnth cent. On
the fly-leaf occurs the name of '* Wm Moss." Quarto.
26.702. Arms and crests in trick, partly coloured, te granted to
English gentlemen by various heralds, from the time of Henry Y.
to the middle of the xvuth century ; with index of names at the
beginning. It would appear from a title on £ 1 b that the
original intention was to enter only arms granted by Sir Christopher
Barker, Garter, in the reigns of Henry Yin. and Edward YI.
From f. 28 to f. 77, the arms given temp, Henry Y. to Henry Vlll.
are stated to have been " taken out of an old Booke late belongeing
to Ealph Brooke, Yorke Harrauld, and now in ye custody of S'
Edward Deereing of Kent." Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
26.703. Alphabet of arms of English fiEimilies, described in blasEon.
Paper ; late xvith cent. On the fly-leaves are the names, " Fraunces
Shepard," " Edmond Whight," " Richard Watts," and, later, «* Eich*
Chandles, 1725." The original lettering had the initials " C. C,"
and the arms of Cantilupe are on the oovers. Quarto.
26.704. " The Armes, Creasts, Supporters, Quarterings, and Hottos^
with the Titles of the Nobilitie of the Eingdome of Ireland, anno
1654." " Done by Jacob Chaloner." The arms are in trick, and
are followed by descriptions of arms from Heating's " History of
Ireland," in a later hand, at f. 126. Paper. On the fly-leaves are the •
names of " B. Longmate, Engraver, 1774," and " W. Graham." Quarta
26,706. Alphabet of Euglish arms, in blazon, by Thomas Dutton,
1603; followed by ''Le Blazon des Armoires des Nobles et
Gentleshomes del Countie de Stafford," f. 131, and an extract from
the 4th book of Bishop Hall's *'Virgidemia9," and epigrams. At
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f. lad b Ib an acoonnt of the funeral expenses of Sir James Deane,
Knt, 1608. Paper. The volume belonged to Robert Wever in
1658,. and to Joseph Edmondaon, in 1759. Large folio.
26.706. A FULL coUeotion of arms, in trick, of English families,
arranged alphabetically. Paper ; late xvuth cent. Folio.
26.707. 1. Abms, in colours, of Flemish nobles, of 1549, of Flemish
towns, and of Counts of Flanders and their wives ; with descriptions
in FUmuik and French^ f. 1.
2. Genealogical tables, tracing the quarterings of sovereign princes
of Flanders, of the houses of Yalois, of Austria, Spain and Pcoi^ugal,
and of their wives ; with arms in colonrs. Fr. f, 7.
3. Arms, in colours, of kingdoms held by Philip II. of Spain, f. 18.
4. Arms, in colours, of kingdoms of Europe and Asia, £ 18 b.
5. Genealogy of Philip IL of Spain, with arms in colours, f. 21.
6. Arms, in colonrs, of Counts of Flanders, f. 28.
7. Genealogical tables of the quarterings of the Emperors Maximilian,
Ferdinand, and Charles V., and their wives ; with arms. Fr,
f. 24 b.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folia
26.708. Tbeatise on the blazonry of arms, in twelve chapters, in
French ;^ with arms in gold and silver, and in colours. Beginning,
*' PoQroe que a toui^s maniers de gens nobles." Between the 5th
and 6th chapters, f. 9, is a tract in French, describing the arms of
the ** vergier de France," of various duchies and earldoms, and of
eighteen Christian kings, and setting forth the primary rules of
blazonry; with the colophon, "Explicit. Frere ihehan Pierre.
1489." And after the 11th chapter, f. 25, is inserted a similar tract,
consisting of a collection of the arms, in gold and silver and colours,
of the twelve peers of France, of dukes and counts, of kings, and
of the Muses, followed by the same rules of blazonry as in the pre-'
ceding; in jPr«ic*. Vellum; xvth cent. Belonged to [Sir Henry ?]
St. George, the elder. Duodecimo.
26.709. '' CoLLBCTiONES varie Collecte ex multis Autoribus. Sumpte
per me Vincent Freeman ;" viz. : —
1. Loiola, a LaUn play [by John Hacket, Bishop of Lichfield], per-
formed before Jamea I. in 1622, f. 1.
2. A traot on '* the vicissitude of ye 4 Elements," f. 13.
3. ** A Full Gonfiitation of ye Couenaunt lately swome and subscribed
by many in Sootlande, deliuered in a speech at the visitation of
Downe and Conner, held in Lisnegaray ye 26th of Sept. 1638," f. 15.
4. Chronological notes of heretics, early Christianity, etc, and of
Popes of Borne from a.d. 102 to 1689, by Henry Isaacson, f. 20 b.
5. Scottish chronology to the year 1604, f. 26 b.
aiss.— 1865. T
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274 ADDITIONAL MSS., 86,709—26,714.
6. The elements of heraldry, ff. 30 b-82, 130 b, 131.
7. Alphabet of English arms, ff. 33-129.
Paper ; xvnth cent. The name Thomas Starling is inscribed on f. 1.
Folio..
26.710. Heraldic oolleotions relating chie€y to the counties of Leicester
and Chester, with table of contents prefixed. The principal of these
are —
l.The names and arms of Leicestershire families, and notes and
anecdotes relating to many of them ; with other matter, extracted
from Burton's " Leicestershire," f. 2.
2. Pedigrees and arms, in trick, of Leicestershire families ; in another
hand, f. 50.
3. Extracts from Daniel King's, " The Vale Boyall of England, or The
County Palatine of Chester, Illustrated," 1656, f. 74.
4. " The Annas of all the Lawyers," in Dugdale's " Historical
Memorials," 1C71, f. 104.
5. A catalogue of all the English nobility "now lining, 1663,*' f. 112.
6. " Patents of Armes granted by William Camden, Clarenceaux,"
f. 126 ; with index at f. 121.
7. *' A Catalogue of all the Peeres of England lining, anno 1675 ;"
with other similar lists, to the year 1689, ff. 136-152.
8. Alphabet of arms of English families, to the letter Q ,- in the hand
of art. 3, f. 163.
Paper ; late xviith cent. Folio.
26.711. " Armoikies Blasonnees des principales et Illustres Maisons
d*Italie," in colours; in alphabetical order of families; with
additional arms of Spanish and Italian families, in trick, f. 80,
and a few engraved, ff. 2, 29, 63, 76 b, 106, 106. Paper; xviiith
cent. On f. 1 are the engraved arms of Andr^ Francois Jaerens,
Toison d'or, King at Arms, to whom the book probably belonged.
Folio.
26.712. Arms and hatchments, coloured and plain, from various churches
in the Netherlands, with notes in Flemish, and with index. Paper ;
end of the xviiith cent. ; with book-plate of Andr^ Fran9ois Jaerens,
King at Arms. Folio.
26.713. '' Litre de Lordre dn Thoisoli dor," containing the arms of
all the knights of the order to the year 1559, in colours; the
names in French. Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
26.714. Bedjs expositio in libros Samuelis. At f. 122 follow
continuously descriptions of scriptural places, extracted from
Jerome " de situ et nominibus locorum Hebraicorum," but written
as part of the Exposition. Vellum ; xiith cent. With illuminated
initials. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 96,716—96,719. 275
96.715. BsDiR ezpofiitio in Lucam ; in four books, preceded by the
letter of Aoca, Bishop of Hezham, to Beda, and Beda's answer.
Colophon, ** Explicit ezplanatio in enangelio seoQndum Lucam a Beda
presbitero ex libris precedentium patrum, id est Ambrosii, Jeronimi,
Augustini, Gregorii, Rufini, in unum oollecta, in qua et ipse ex
sensu prqprio permiscuit plurima." Vellum ; xiith cent Folio.
96.716. '*Etabussement d'un Corps de Chanoinesses en France," a
project for establishing chapters of oanonesses in France ; with a
map of Franoe, showing the proposed districts of the " Corps de
Chanoinesses;" 1786. Paper. Quarto.
The foOowmg Nob., 96,717-96,749, were fan^arly in the library of John
Smyth, of Heatii House, near Wakefield.
96,717. 1. Extracts from escheat roUs, relating to Yorkshire families ;
Eliz.-dharle8 L ; with index at the end. Lot. f. 3.
2. Abstracts of inquisitions post mortem, relating to Yorkshire
families ; 34 Hen. ¥111.-4 Charles I. ; with index. Lai, f. 83.
A note at the beginning of the volume states that this MS., and
some of those following, were principally copied from the collections
formed by [Thomas] Talbot, Keeper of the Records in the Tower, in
the reign of Elizabeth, which at his death came into the possession
of Sir William Slingsby of Eipp^, Knt., and subsequently were
acquired by the College of Arms. Paper ; xviith cent. Marked
«A." Folio.
96.718. 1. Nambb of towns and holders of fees in the East Biding of
Yorkshire ; 9 Edw. H., flF. 3. 4, 41 b, 69 b, 104 b.
2. ''Feoda Militum que tenentur de Regina [Elizabetha] " in the
East Biding, flF. 6-70, 80-125.
3. Indexes to the preceding collections, flf. 70 b-79, 127-136.
4. ''An Answere to the cheife Proofes selected touchinge Modus
Bedmandi,'' f. 137.
5. Extracts from Domesday Book, and other records, relating to
Riohmondshire, f. 146.
6. Extracts from the acoompt of the aid granted on occasion of
knighting the King's son ; 20 Edw. IIL, £ 192.
7. Extracts from scutage accompts, for Yorkshire ; Edw. I.-Edw. IV.,
1 199 b.
8. Abstracts of escheats ; Edw. L-Richd. 11., f. 209.
9. Extnwts from Domesday Book, f. 226.
10. " Extenta de Holdemees," 16 Edw. I., f. 230.
ILSxtraotB of knights' fees; Edw. in.-Eliz., f. 234.
12. Index to the preceding collections from f. 146, f. 261.
Paper ; xviith cent Marked " H." Folio.
98.719. Abstracts of inquisitions post mortem and escheat accompts
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276 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,719—28,781.
for Torkflhire, from 28 Hen. HL to Eicbd. IH. [1243-1486] ; with
indexes at fT. 103-118, 169-ttZt. LcU. Paper; xviith cent Marked
««B." Polio.
26 J20. Copies and abHtracts of escbeators' inquisitions and extents
of lands in Yorkshire ; 28 Hen. III.-6 Bio. 11. ; witb indexes at
flF. 168 b-170, 187, 188. Lot. Paper; xvntb cent. Marked "C.-
Folio.
26.721. CoPiB3 of escbeators' inquisitions for Yorkshire, 1 Ricb. II.-
13 Hen, IV. ; witb index. Lot. Paper ; xvntb cent. Marked " E."
Folio.
26.722. Abstracts of inqjiisitions post mortem, for Yorkshire ; 1 Hen.
VII.-27 Hen. YIII. ; witb index. At £ 92 b is inserted the extent
of Holdemess, 15 Edw. L Lat. Pap9r ; xviitb cent. Folio.
26,723-26,726. Abstracts of inquisitions post mortem, for Yorkshire.
Lat. Four volumes ; each with index.
Vol. I. 27-33 Hen. VIII. I Vol. m. 2 Edw. VI.-l and 2 Ph. & Mwy.
„ II. 85 Hen. Vm.-2 Kdw. VI. I „ iv. 1-5 Eliz.
Paper ; xvntb cent. Folio.
26.727. Abstracts of inquisitions and escheats of the county of
York, from 28 Hen. III. to 2 Eich.' III. ; with index. Lat. Paper ;
xviith cent, llie name John Smales is inscribed on f. 75 b.
Folio.
26.728. Abstracts of inquisitions and escheats for the county of
York, from Hen. VIII. to Charles L, in alphabetical order of
names of pei'sons : in the same handwriting as the preceding.
Lat. Paper ; xvntb cent. Folio.
26.729. 1. Extracts relating to knights' fees in the honor of Rich-
mond, and elsewhere, co. York ; with index, f. 2. ^
2. Extracts from inquisitions, licences of alienation, efc. ; Hen. m.-
Eliz. ; with indexes, f. 129.
3. '* The begininge, yssue and the succession, of all the Nobilitie
of England sy thence the Conquest," to James I., f. 216.
4. Copy of petition of the Feodaries relative to the fees in the
court of Wards and Liveries, and of the opinions of the oonrt,
and of Sir William Noye, Attorney General, thereupon, 19 May,
1634, f. 244.
Paper ; xviith cent. The name John Cartwright occurs on f. 129.
Folio.
26.730. Abstracts of final ooncords relating to lands in the oonnty of
York, from 38 Edw. III. to 10 Hen. V. ; with index at the beginning.
Paper; xviith cent Folio.
26.731. Extracts from public records, relating to tenancies of lands
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,781-26,786. 277
m Y^ffkshire, from the Conquest to Henry VIII. ; with index
at the beginning : written by the same hand as No. 26,727. In
the following order : —
1. Extracts principally relating to Bichmondsbire, f. 3.
2l Notes of tenures in the different wapentakes, f. 45.
3. Extnusts from inquisitions, temp. Elizabeth, f. 52.
4. Notes from inquisitions, licences of alienation, etc., of yarious
dates, f. 58.
5. Extracts principally relating to Holdemess, f. 70.
6. Pedigrees and other notes extracted from "Mr. Ridley's booke,"
1194.
7. Abstracts of final concords ; 1 Ric. II.-10 Hen. V., f. 109.
6. Abstracts of reliefs of tenants in capite; 17 Edw. I.-20 Edw. IV.,
f. 135.
9. Notes of knights' fees, etc., tempp. Hen. III.-Eliz., f. 144.
Paper; xvnth cent. Folio.
tt,7S2. '* TsAHSCRiPTS and Observations touching the Manner of
Wakefeild." "Transcribed for me R. Thornton by Mr. Ralph
Thoresby, in ye yeare 1706, from a MS. of Mr. Leek of Horbury."
Paper. Folio.
18,783. Copies of papers relating to the right of nomination to
the new chnrch or chapel in Wakefield; 1718-1724. Paper.
Quarto.
tt,7S4. " Ci onica monasterii de Melsa [Meanx, co. Tork] de fundacione
et progressu einsdem," etc.; with accounts, rentals, and other
docoments relating to it; being a transcript, made by Henry Paget
in the year 1650, from a MS. then belonging to William Alford,
and now in the British Mnsenm, Egerton 1141. Paper. On f.
301 b. White Kennett, Bishop of Peterborough, has inscribed his
name, 7 Sept. 1723 ; and in Lansdowne MS. 972, f. 98, is the Bishop's
own account of his borrowing this MS. from Richard Thornton,
Esq., of Wakefield. Folio.
111,735. IsvEX to the preceding Tolnme; by F S , 1652; in
three divisions; 1. "Nomina yirornm. et eomm acta," f. 2; —
2. " Res, contingentia, Yillse, et Loca infra Holdemes," f. 22 b ;
—3. Res, VilliB et Loca extra Holdernes," f. 40. Paper. Folio.
M,786. 1. CoFT of the chartulary of the monastery of Meaux, co.
York; formerly belonging to Sir Christopher Hildyard, and now
tbe Lansdowne MS. 424, in the British Museum; by the same
writer as the preceding volume. Lat. f. 3.
2. Copies, by the same, of charters relating to the same monastery^
with drawings of the seals ; from the original documents lent by
Dr. Micklethwaite, f. 58 ; Mr. Salt of Carlisle, f. 63 ; and Lord.
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278 ADDITIONAL MSS., 20,737-86,741
Dnnbar, and others, f. 65 to the end. The date 1657 oocnrs at f. 90 b.
f. 46.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
26.737. OoLLEcmoNs relating to the coimty of York ; consisting of
extracts from the Dodsworth MSS., inquisitionR and escheats,
copies oi charters, pedigrees, etc. Lai. [By Henry Paget.] At
£ 23 b are the foundation deed and statutes of Oiggleswick school ;
at f. 43, elegies on Sir Boger Pulston and Thomas Yale, by Peter
Leigh; and at f. 106 b, English poems by [Bichard] Edwardes,
and others [from '* the Paradise of Dainty Devices " ?] A table of
contents by a later hand is prefixed. Paper ; xviith cent. With
ngnature of Bishop Eennett, 1724, at f. 112 b. Folio.
26.738. " A Catalogue of all the SheriflFes of Yorkshire ;" 1 Hen. II.
[1154]-1709. Paper ; xviith and xvuith centt. " John Hopkinsons
Booke." Daodecimo.
26.739. Pedigrees of the gentry of the West Biding of Yorkshire ; in
the handwriting of John Hopkinson ; with a few later additions,
and with index. Preceded by notes on the origin of surnames, the
means of attaining to the degree of gentry, the use of seals end of
arms, on modes of burying, epitaphs, e/c, ff. 2-17. Paper ; xviiih
with additions to xixth cent. Folio.
26.740. 1. Copt of *' The armes of such Grentlemen as now do dwell,
. or heretofore have dwelled in the Countie Palatine of Chester,
written in Anno Domini 1594," f. 11.
2. Arms and pedigrees of Yorkshire families, collected from various
sources by Henry Paget, circa 1660 (see f. 145) ; including, at
£ 70, a "Survey of Yorkeshire gentry alphabeticall by Mr. J.
Ranson of Fitlinge," f. 30 b. .
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
26.741. Collections relating to Lancashire by J[ohn] H[opkin8on],
1671 :—
1. The defiuition of the word Lancaster, and when it first became -a
county, by Mr. Serjeant Fleetwood, at the request of Sir Francis
Walsingham, then Chancellor of the duchy, £ 4.
2. Lancashire pedigrees in alphabetical order, with an index
prefixed, f. 37.
3. Copy of letter of William Lord Eure and Thomas Lord Wharton to
the Earl of Shrewsbury ** about the gentry of Lancaahire in service
against the Scotts ;" Berwick, 22 Oct. 1567, f. 508.
4. Lists of escheators, stewards of Blackburushire, lawyers, and
sheriff's of the county, f. 510.
5. Arms of Lancashire families, alphabetically, from ** one Captain
Booth, who lined nere Stopford in Cheshire," f. 533.
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Paper. On f. 549 b is the mgwOare of White Eennett, Bishop of
Peterborough, 1723. Folio.
26.742. Pedigrees of Lincolnshire families, with arms in trick,
preceded by an alphabetical list of families, with notes of arms, and
notes of **Coate8 and Creastes in the begin ninge of Mr. John
Archer's booke of Lincolneshire :" [by Henry Paget]. Paper : xvilth
cent. FoHo.
26.743. 1. '* Tbb creation, Issue, and Succession of all the Nobilitie
of England since the Conqueste " to the time of Charles I. ; the first
creations, with occasional notes of issue, arms, etc., in alphabetical
order, f. 1.
2. "A list of persons enobled by King Charles since the fourth of
Januarie 1641," etc., f. 106.
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reigns, to Charles I., f. 108.
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26.744. Alphabet of English arms. Paper; xvuth cent. Oblong
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26.745. Alphabet of English arms. At the end, f. 151, is the note,
** Finit Cestris per Ricardum Hartley servientem Gulielmi Brereton
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28.746. Ohbonicle of the Brute, to the siege of Bouen, 141 9. Imperfect
' at the beginning and end. Paper ; XYith cent. At f. 853 occurs
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165-254 ; 3, 11 Hen. IV., ff. 255-366 ; 14 Hen. IV., ff. 160 b-165 ; 5, ^
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is the colophon, *'Expliciunt abbriggementa anni 1*^ E. iij qd'
Falwode." Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
26.748. Original Minutes of the Privy Council; 11 Nov. 1553-9
Mar. 155|. At flf. 13 b, 15 b, are entries respecting the Earl of
Warwick, Lady Jane Grey and others, imprisoned in the Tower, and
at f. 43 is a minute for the delivery of Archbishop Cranmer, Ridley,
and Latimer to Sir John Willing, to be conveyed to Oxford. Paper.
Folio.
26.749. ExTRACiB of treatises, counsels' opinions^ etc,, in matters of law,
dated as late as 1674; with table of contents at f. 343; by John
Hopkinson. The fQllowing are some of the heads : — Courts of Becord ,
and the judges and ofllcers belonging to them, f. 2 ; — Wills and
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Wirksworth, co. Derby; in vene^ £ 34; — ^Halifax law and other
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embanking, etc,, £ 318;— Justice of peace, by Becorder [William]
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86.760. S. AuGUSTiNi opera varia ; scilicet : Liber Confessio&um, £ 2 ; —
De perfectione justitiaB hominis, £ 83 b ; — ^De natura et gratia, £ 94 ;
— Epistolss ad Yalentinum monachum de libero arbitrio, ff. 112 b,
113 b; — Liber ad eundem de gratia et libero arbitrio, £ 116; —
Ad eundem, de correptione et gratia, £ 129; — De predestinatione
sanctorum ; prsdmissis epistolis Prosperi et Hilarii, £ 142 b. Vellum ;
xnth cent. Folio.
86.761. Latin Bible, by Immanuel Tremellius, Franciscus Junius,
and Theodore Beza. Printed. London 1681. With numerous
manuscript notes in Latin, in a minute contemporary hand. Paper.
Yery clever ornamental drawings in the Italian style, partly coloured,
occur on the margins throughout the volume. See ff. 97, 292 b, 417,
423, 479, 490, 496, 647, 666. In two of these the monogram H. R.
appears, ff. 292 b, 496. " Liber Rhicei Pughe." The name " Nat :
Barnett," also, is inscribed on £ 3, and "John Pryce'* on £ 841,
in the xvuth cent. Small Quarto. Presented by S. Dodd, Eaq.
ThefoOawing Noe., 26,752-26,768, are from ihe coOectum cf Thomas
WiUement.
26.762. Arms in colours, from Lincoln minster, and from Doncaster,
Pomfret, and other churches in Yorkshire ; followed by the arms of
the archbishops of Canterbury down to Matthew Hutton [ob.
1768]. Paper ; xviiith cent. Oblong Quarto.
26.763. English arms, coloured and in trick; followed by arms
granted by Sir Qilbert Dethick, Garter, temp. Elizabeth, described
in blazon, £ 116 b. Paper; xvith cent. Belonged to Nicholas
Paddie, Lancaster herald, in 1588. Folio.
26.764. Arms of English families, in colour and in trick, collected
from various sources ; with index at £ 64. Paper ; xvmth cent.
Small Quarto. •
26,766. Arms of English families, in trick, from silversmiths' file-
books ; with index at £ 52 ; followed by arms, described in blazon,
from William Camden's grants, in alphabetical order of families,
£ 80. Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
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crociioo, fl 1.
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names oommonoing with the first letter of the alphabet, and a few
of the second, £. 85 b.
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86.757. Arms, in trick, of various English families, oollected by John
Brace, 1658, with later additions, and with index at the end.
Paper. Folio.
86.758. 1. Arms granted by William Camden, in triok, f. 2.
2. Pedigrees of Diggs, Wood, and Stafford, f. 5.
3. Copies of grants of arms by Edward Bysshe, Garter, f. 13 b.
Paper; xvrath cent. With the ^k-plate of John Warbnrton,
Somerset Herald, and tbe autograph of Bfarak] Longmate.
86,769. Calekdab of seals of ancient charters in the treasury room of
Canterbury cathedral ; by the Bev. Osmund Beanvoir, A.M., Head
Master of the King's School, Canterbury, 1776. Transcribed by
George Parker for Thomas Willement in 1857, from the original
MS. preseuted by Bichard Gough to the Bodleian Library. At
the end are a classified index, f. 86, and a general index, f. 109.
Paper. Folio.
86,760. Gkkgorii Pap® moralium in expositione Job libri xxiu.-
XXXV. Vellum; xiith cent., with illuminated initials. At the
end, '' Hie liber est Sanctao Mari^ Magdalen^ de Bengisualle "
[Bengeval, Lorraine]. Folio.
86,76L Orioknis homili» triginia sex in Matthei evangelium, a cap.
XYi. 3 ad finem : the vetns interpretatio of the Paris edition, 1783-
1759. Vellum; xiithoent. ; with coloured and ornamented initials.
At the end is the note *' Liber Sanctf Mari^ Pontiniacensis "
[Pontigny]. Folio.
86,768. Theological tracts in Xa<tn, tdas. : —
1. & Ambrosii de Trinitate tractatus tres, fL 2, 21 b, 58.
2. S. Athanasii de Trinitate novem Hbri, ff. 68, 72, 74 b, 79, 80,
83 b, 87, 88 b, 89 b. Elsewhere ascribed to VigiUus Tapsensis.
Followed by portions of the Dialogus contra Arianos, Sabellianos,
eie^ ascribed to the same, ff. 90-101 b, and by the Epistola
8. Athanasii ad Luciferum Episcopum, f. 102 b.
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4. [Fulgentii] Ferxandi diaooni Carthaginiensis epistola ad Beginum
oomitem, '' qualis esse dux debet in aciibus militaribus," f. 109.
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[Pontigny]. Folio.
56.765. *' CasrooRDAKGiE sentenciales saore Bcripture," arranged under
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cent. The name of Sh[aron] Turner occurs on the flj-leaf.
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26,764. Part iv. of "Granarium" or " De viris illustribus" by
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Tib. D. V. and Nero C. vi. Vellum ; xvth cent. In double columns,
with illuminated initials. Folio.
26.766. Annals of the town of Halle, in Saxony; 981-1615. German.
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26.766. Begister of S. Martin's Priory, Dover. LaU Fragment.
Vellum ; xvth cent. Duodecimo.
26.767. French metrical translation of Boethius ''De Consolatione
pbilosophiffi," beginning ; *' Gelui qui bien bat les buissons." Imper-.
feet at the end. Cf. 19 A. iv. ; and see P. Paris, " Les ManusoritB
Fran9ois de la bibl. du Boi," voL v. 51. Yellum; xvth cent In
double columns. Folio.
26.768. " Intboductobium magistri Guidonis Bonati in judiciis astro-
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sont descendues Tune de Tautre," etc., from '' Priamus le jeune, . . .
fila du frere Eneas que on appelloit Friga," to Charles YI. [1380-
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X 13 in. ; xvth cent.
26,77Q. Teactatus philosopbici et theologioi : —
1. Johannes de Sacro Bosco de algorismo. Imperfect. ,f. 3 ; — '* De
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2. '* Summa magistri Willelmi de Conchis de naturis rerum," f. 46 b.
3. Excerpts from SS. Gregory, Jerome, and Augustine. Imperfect at
the beginning, f. 65.
4. " Exempla magistri Jacobi de Yitriaco," f. 75.
5. " De infanciis Domini nostri Jhesu Christi :" the apocryphal Gospel
of the Infancy, f. 80 b.
6. ** Yisio sancti Pauli Apostoli super penas inferni," f. 88 b.
7. '* Jeronimus de xv signis ante diem iudicii," f. 89 b.
8. '* Fresbiter Johannes de India maiori " ad Manuelem imperatorem,
f. 89 b.
9. " Omelia beati Augustini episcopi de x preoeptis legis et decern
plagis Egiptiorum," f. 92 ; — " Ejusdem sermo de disoiplina Chris*
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10. "Lfbellufl de quatnor prinoipalibus yiitutibiiBy-qtii epia intitulantur,
id est forma yite lioneste, editns a qnodam Martino [Pannonio]
Hyspaniaram episoopo ad Mironem regem Gottorum/* f. 97.
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iii. cap. 9, as printed in Migne, vol. olxxvi. f. 122.
On f. 2 is a circular scheme of virtues and vices. Vellum ; in dif*
ferent hands ; xmth and early xivth oentt^ On f. 2 b is written,
" Liber Fratris Boberti Normanni." Quarto.
'26,771. La Divina Commediadi Dante Alighieri. Imperfect ; wHut-
ing of the Inferno, cantos i. and ii., and of the Paradiso, cantos xvi.
55-114, xxxn. 148-xxxm. 12^. At f. 214 b is a sonnet and epitaph
in ItaUan on Margherita Busini, 1527. Paper ; xvth cent. Formerly
belonging to the library of the Capucins of Lugo, and in 1785 to
Niocolo Papini. Quarto.
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12, 13, 10, 11, 3, 17, 1, 19, 18, and 8, sestina 1, and sonetti 34, 20,
in Fraticelli's edition of the " Opere Minore," Florence, 1856. f. 1.
2. Letter of Dante to the Emperor Henry YII. ; " Scritto in tosohana
lotto la fonte darno," 16 Apr. 1311. Ital. See Fraticelli, vol.
iii. 480. f. 22.
Paper; early xvth cent. Folio.
26.773. The Gk^pels for Sundays and festivals, with a commentary ; in
French verse. Imperfect at the beginning and end. Vellum ; xmth
cent. Bound in wooden boards covered with sheepskin. Quarto.
26,774-26,780. Collections for a history of Bomsey, in Hampshire,
by John Latham, M.D. ; with architectural and other drawings.
Seven volumes. Included are original letters from i*—
Giles Jaoob; Staines, 8 Jan. 17S5[6].
Vol. n., I 97.
Robert Peck; Wyoombe, 12 Feb. 1749
[50]. Vd. ra.,t87.
J[obn] Brand, Sec S.A. ; London, 9,
13 Jane, 1804. Vol. in^ ff. 103,
105.
John Latham: Bomsey, 10 Not. 1822.
• Vd. !▼., f. 64.
William Charles Daman; Bomsej, 26
Mar. 1824. Vol. jv., f . 70.
W. B. Heathoote; [Winchester], 29 Jan.
1825. Vol. v., f. 78.
William Latham; Qnenby Hall near
Leicester, 29 Aug. 1804. Vol. vii.,
f. 92.
E. Eiohardson ; 1 June,;i710. VoL til,
f. 116.
Paper ; XTUith and xixth oentt. Quarto.
26,781. Copies of correspondence of the Lordti-Lieutenantof Hampshire
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and of other letters and papers relating to the oonnt j militia ;
1630-1640. At f. 115 are two papers signed by a oounoil of war at
Winchester, 23 Nov. 1643. Paper; zviith cent. Belonging to
Barak Longmate in 1780^ and to Sir George Nayler in 1832.
Folio.
26.782. " The Contract of a manage betweene wit and wisdome ** . . .
"never before inprinted . . . 1679." At the end of the epilogue
are the words, "Amen quoth Fra. Merbury." Printed in 1846 for
the Shakespeare Society. Paper. Small Quarto.
26.783. Plays in Italian and Lo^n;—
1. '* Joseph Cognitus, Comcedia," f. !•
2. *• Euripus Tragedia," f. 22.
3. "Herculis Oomedia," f. 28.
4. Miracle play, in LaHn and lUdian, ending '* questo e il fine della
creation del mondo, e dell' inoamatione del figliuol di Dio," f. 58 b. '
5. " Comedia spirituale detta Creofilo, del Padre Angelo Douitio/'
f. 76 b.
6. Trespolo ed Artemisia : attributed to Bicciardo da Pisa, f. 107.
7. " Exclamatione [a la Croce] :" a short scene between Mary, St. John,
a Hebrew and a Hermit, f. 125.
8. " Esclamatione a la Croce di duo heremiti, oomposta per M. Antonino
Castaldo Napolitano," f. 131.
Paper; xvuih oent. Small Quarto.
26.784. Miscellaneous treatises, letters, poems, etc. Lai, and Ital.
1. 1 Trionfi del Petrarcha. Imperfect, and some parts misplaced, f. 2.
2. '^Epistola Beati Bemardi de cura et mode rei familiaris guber-
nande," f. 26.
3. '* Oratio ad inducendum stomacum de mulieribus ;" attributed to
Leonardo Justiniani, £ 28 b.
4. Eugenii papee iv epistolae, — ad Humfredum, ducem GloucestrisB, de
ooncilio Ferrariensi; [Feb. 1438], f. 30 b; — ad Universitatem
Parisiensem de ooncilio Basiliensi ; Florentiie, 1 Oct. «.a., f. 81 b ; —
ad [Willelmum de Luc6], Episcopum Malleaoensem, de ooncilio
Ferrariensi ; Ferrariae, 20 Feb. anno 7 f 1438], f. 82.
5. Guarini Yeronensis tractatus de diphthongis, f. 31;— "Oratio
funebris habita pro Magistro domino Opitione de Polenta ;" Bavennie,
31 Jan. 1431, f. 94 b; — Oratio "post nouitiam Thebaldi mis«sam
inter convivas habita," f. 95 ;^*' Ad Illustrem Principem Nicholaum
Marchionem Estensem gratulatio pro revocatis ab eo in gratiam
Hispanis," t 96 ; — " Ad Leouellum Estensem pro equestris dignitatis
insignibus gratulatio," f. 108.
6. Leoiiardi [Binmi] Aretini ** omtio funebiis de iaudibus Othonis
Galuacantis integenimi civis Florentini," f. 34; — ** Invectiva
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in Ypocritas," f. 43 ; — " Eoonomioa Arisftojtelis e Greco inLatinnm
a Leonardo Aretimo tradncta, ad Oosmam de Mediois," f. 48; —
EpiBtola ad Omnibonnm [Leonicenum], f. 60 b.
7. Petri de Monte [postea Episcopi Brixiensis], epistola ad Georgium
CaBBarinom ; ex Celsano, 7 July, 1422, f. 35 b.
8. Concilii Basiliensia epistola ad Hieronimum de Praga, Professtun
oonventns Camadulensis [Camaldoli] ; 5 June, 1432, f. 60.
9. Mardochei Indei epistola ad Alezandrum Magnum, f. 60 b.
10. " Epistola beati Augustini ad beatum Cirillum de laudibus et gloria
beati Hjeronimi," f. 63.
11. Gyrilli Hierosolomitani pontifiois epistola ad Augustinnm Hippo-
nensem episcopum, f. 67.
12. " Consiliam pro salute corporis maxime tempore pestis," f. 78.
13. Antonii [Beccatelli] Panormitss epistola ad Poggium [Braooiolinum]
Florentinnm, f. 79 ; — Idem " Petro Lnnensi [metrioe] respondet
quod nolit describere bella nostri temporis tametsi splendida ilia
sinC f. 81.
14. *' Ad Sigismundum Ceesarem Augustum acta ab lUustri Leonello
Estensi, iiij Idus Septembris [1433] dum Ferrariam e Boma
divertisset." f. 82 b.
15. Poggii [Bracciolini] epistol» ad Nicolaum [Florentinum] *'de
Imperatoris Sigismondi coronatione," etc., Eomse, 4 Junii, 1433 ; ex
Balneis, 16 kaL Jun. «. a. ff. 83, 100 ; — Ad Leonardum Aretinum de
concilio Ferrariensi ; FerrariaB, 31 Mar. 1438, f. 93 b.
16. *' Jannenses [Philippe Marin] Dnci Mediolani de rebellione sua ;"
Janus, 28 Deo. 1436, f. 85 b.
17. ** Frandscus Fianus pro oontempnendis opibus et diligend^
paupertate ;" in verse, f. 87.
18. " Oratio Porcelii ad divum Oesarem Sigismundum Bome" [1433],
187 b.
19. Glosses in Q. Horatii Flacci Carmina, lib. i., f. 90.
20. Sigismundi imperatoris epistola ad , de rebus Italin [ ? 1433],
199.
2l.Morba8ni, principis ' OrganisB, epistola ad papam Clementem VI.,
" anno Macometi vii^ XLV [a.d. 1344] in introitu Caldey." f. 103.
22. Carol! ii., Sicili» regis, liter»ad Bononienses ; Beatn, anno 5 [1293],
1 103 b.
23. Oratio gratulatoria '^ ad C. V. Vitalem Milianum presidii Veronensis
prefeotum," 1 104.
24. Love song in lialian : beg. " Se meriti se aquista lacrimando," f. 105.
25. Pii II paptt epistola ad Ghristopherum Maurum, ducem Venetiarum,
de bello contra Turoos ; 1468, f. 107 ; — Deoretum de expeditione in
Turooe obennda; Bome, 11 kal. Nov. 1463, 1 113 b;— Epistola
ad Philippum Burgundin ducem de eadem expeditione; Tibure,
6 non. Julii 1463 1 118 b.
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ADDITIONAL M8S., 26,784-^36,786.
26. *' Virtntes IWmonim, et sunt distincte per orationeB Becnndnm
Ghyeronimnm/* f. 109.
27. Nicolai Lusci Vinoentini vereua ad puerum ; 1436, f. 120.
Odl f. 25 b is an *' Epitaphium Ottaviani," and on f. 120 b a frag-
ment of a pan^yrio oration. Part of the contents are printed from
this volume in '* Baluzii Misoellanea," ed. Mansi, vol. iii. Paper ;
xvth cent. Folio.
1i6,786. Original petitions and papers relating to proceedings in the
county of Kent in eoclesiastical matters; 1639-1641. Included
are letters addressed chiefly to Sir Edward Dering, M.P. for East
Kent, from —
Oeorge Strode ; Sqnerries, 2 Sept., 19 Oct.
1640, ff. 8, 15.
[Sir] F^ter Heymaa [M J*, for Hythe] ; 29
Sept. 1640, f. 5.
Edward BoyB; 1 Oct. 1640. f. 7.
George Hanly; 2 Oct 1640, fl 9.
[Sir] John Sedley ; St. Glare in East,
5Ootl640,f. 11.
John Player; Aahford, 15 Oct 1640,
£13.
James Hngessen ; Linsteed, 22 Oct. 1640,
f. 17.
William Barret; Ashlbrd, 2 Not. 1640,
121.
«< Inhabitants in the Weale of Kent;"
Granebrooke, 1 Deo. 1640, f. 23.
Edward Eempe of Tenterden ; Dover, 15
Dec. 1640, f. 25.
Thomas Wilson ; Oham, 4 Feb. 1641 [2],
f.28.
Hansley ; 17 Mar. 164f, f. 3a
[Dr.] Thomas Vane; 4 Apr. 1641, f. 34.
[Sir] Anthony \Velden ; 20 May, 1641,
f.40.
Bobert Godrington ; 27 May, 1641, f. 42.
Richard Holdsworth ; Gambridge, 26
Jnly, 1641, f. 44.
Bobert Abbott ; Not. 1641, 1 49.
T.E.; 21Jan.l641[21f.63.
Edward DeriDg [Junr.] ; 29 Feb. 1642[3].
LaL f.68.
The Parishioners of Little Ghart ; Gale-
hfll, 4 Jan. 1640[1], 1 78.
Wm. Finch ; WoodchQrch,7 Jan. 1640[1],
f.82.
Richard Onlmer [the iconoclast of Can-
terbniy Cathedral, otherwise known as
'*Blne Dick"]: HaxUedowne, 8 Jan.
1640[1], f. 84.
Edward Niools; Norbome, 25 Jam, 1 Feb.
1640[1], IE 107, 120.
Inhabitants of Goodhirst; [Gondhust],
26 Jan. 1640[1], f. 109.
John Swineke ; Marsham, 1 Feb. 1640[11
1125.
F&rishioners of Ash ; 16 Mar. 1640[11
f.l64.
Richard Tray; Bredhnrst, 4 Apr. 1641,
tno.
Parishioners of Sn rgate; 28 Mar. 1641,
f. 183e
John Streatinge; Ivyeohnrohe, 5 Jnly,
1641, f. 215.
[Sir] Edward Bering [Bart., M.P. for East
Kent] to Sir Roger Twisden ; 20 Dec
1639, 1 1 ;— to Lady Dering; 31 Oct
1640>13 Jan. 164}. ff. 19, 32, 86, 38,
47, 57, 59.
Most of the oontenta have been published by the Bev. L. B. Larking
in bis " Proceedings principally in the county of Kent," printed for
the Camden Society in 1862. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
26,786. Notes of the proceedings of the Parliamentary Sub-committee
of Beligion taken by Sir Edward Dering, chairman ; 23 Nov. 1640 —
12 Jan. 1641. Printed in the above-named volume of the Camden
Society. Paper. Quarto.
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86.787. A MORAL treatieie, in LaHn, by John Skelton, poet laureate,
dedicated to Prince Henry, afterwards Henry Yin.» and dated
Eltham, 28 Aug. 150 1 . Imperfect. Probably the MS. entitled " Me-
thodus Skeltonidis laureati," at one time in the library of Lincoln
Cathedral. See Dyoe's edition of Skelton's works [Boston, 1856],
Tol. i pp. xxxi, cxxi. At the end are two epigrams addressed to
Henry, " quando insignitus erat Dux Eboracensis," [1494] and after
his aooeesion. YeUum; XYith cent. In the original boards
covered with leather, stamped with the' royal arms, the Tudor-rose,
angels supporting soroUs with the legend, " Heo rosa virtutis de
oelo missa sereno Etemum florens r^a sceptra feret," the initials
« H. A." etc. Small Octavo.
86.788. '^ViTA [et miracula] sancti Heriberti, Coloniensium archi-
episoopi," auctore Lamberto, monacho Tuitiensi. Included also
1. Hymns and sequences with musical notes, prayers, lections, efo.,
in honour of SS. Heribert and Hathelin. Lai. flF. 3 b, 85 b.
2. " Versus fratris La[m]berti in monasterio sancti Laurentii [Leodii]
circa reliquias," f. 90.
3. Epitaphs in verse on Beginard, Bishop of Liege [d. 1038], and
others. Lot. f. 90 b.
4. Letter on the abuse of oonfession and absolution, beginning
*' Nobilissim^ sedis archiepisoopo nobiliori H.A. Inquilinus civis ex
urbe Spirra," f. 91.
5. •* Sequentia de sancto Lamberto," martyre, f. 93 b.
Vellum ; xiith cent. From the monastery of St. Heribert at Deuts
[Tuitium] in the diocese of Li^. At the beginning and the end
of the volume, £f. 1, 2, 95, 96, are fragments of a brief ti-eatise on
the Psalms in a xvth cent. hand. Quarto.
The following Naa., 86,789-86,876, were presented by J. T. Payne, Esq.
Many of them are more or less injured hy fire and damp.
86.789. Alberti Magni de Anima libri tres. Vellum ; xivth cent.
In fragments. Folio.
86.790. JoAHNis Amadei, Lusitani, alias Joanuis Menesii de Sylva,
ordinis Minorum, Apocalypsis nova. Paper; xvith cent. Quarto.
86.791. S. Ahsrosii, Mediolanensis episcopi, tractatus, viz. : — ^De
officiis, f. 2 ; — ^De jejunio, f. 80 ; — Liber pastoralis, sive de digni-
tate saceidotali, f. 96 b. On f. 79 is a portion of a treatise on
charity. Injured by fire. Vellum ; xivth cent With illuminated
initials, and coloured border on f. 2. Given [see f. 102] by Alessio
[da Sivegno], Bishop of Piacenza, to the Franciscan monastery at
Milan, 1 Apr. 1444. Quarto.
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288 ADDITIONAL HSa, 26»798-26,807.
26.792. Fragmbnts of sermons for holy days, etc, Lai, Paper; xvth
cent. Octavo.
26.793. Letteb-book of Girolamo Arohinto, Archbishop of Tarsus,
legate at Cologne, containing copies of letters chiefly addressed
to Cardinal [Fabritio] Panluoci, Papal Secretary of State ; 1713-
1716. lua. Paper. Folia
26.794. AuGUSTiNi Trinmphi de Ancona commentarii bnper Mistug
est Angelfia et Mtiffnificat Imperfed, Vellum. At the end of the
first piece, now burnt, was the note ** Scriptus i>er manuiA fratris
Lodvici de Padua A.D. 1374, 15 mensis JuUii." Quarto.
For description of No. 26,796, see the Catalogue of Oriental MS8.
26.796. BiBLiA Latina. Imperfect. Beginning III. Kings ch. vii. ▼. 37.
Vellum ; xnrth cent. Quarto.
26.797. BiBiiiA Latina. Much injured. Vellum ; xivih cent. Folio.
26.798. JoHANKis BaptistiB Braschii liber de Patriarcha Con-
stantinopolitano ejusque ecclesia. Paper ; xviiith cent. From the
library of Cardinal Antonio Xavier Gentili. Folio.
26.799. Leonardi Bruni Aretini de bello Italico adversus Gothos libri
quatuor. Imperfect. Vellum. At the end was the note, now burnt,
*' Explicit. . . . Anno mcoogxliii. Scriptum per me Johannem de
Panzuliis de Modoetia [Monza]." With illuminated initials. Octavo.
26.800. Copies of papal bulls and briefs on subjects of special
interest, from Celestine III. to Clement VIII., 1191-1698. Partly
printed. Preceded by a table, headed *'Registra Bullarum qun
custodiuntur in Vaticano a Domino Philiberto Dubois," showing
the number of volumes of registers of bulls of Popes, from Boniface
IX.* to Clement IX., a.d. 1389-1670. Paper; xviith cent From
the libfaiy of Cardinal Antonio Xavier Gentili. Folio.
26.801. " LiBEB oeremoniarum BomansB CurisB ;" with marginal notes.
Transcribed from the Vatican MS. 4735. Imperfedy and injured by
fire at the beginning. Paper ; xviitfa cent. Folio.
Stephani Infessursd "diaria Eerum Bomanarum suorum
temporum, post Curiam Eomanam ex Qalliis ad urbem reuersam
usque ad Alexandri Papn Sexti creationem," 1378-1494. Partly
Italian^ and partly Latin. Transcribed from the Vatican MS. 6389.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
26,808-26,807. Johannis Burchardi, episoopi Hortani, oeremoniamm
capellsB Pap» magistri, diaria curin Homann; 21 Dec. 1483-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 86,808—26,816. 289
1506. A tnmaoript in different handwritings. Five volumes.
Fftper; xvnih cent. Folio.
YoL I. ; 1488-1492. Vol. it. ; 1500-1503.
., n. ; 1492-1496. „ v.; 1503-1506.
n m.; 1497-1499. '
86,808, 86,809. Blash Baronii de MartineUis Cesenatis, Magistri
oeremoniarum oapellaa Papsd, diaria ; 1518-1538. Two volames.
Paper ; xviiih cent Folio.
86,810. CoBNBLii Firmani de Maoeiata, Magiatri ceremoniamm
oapell» Papeo, diaria; 1565-^1 573; with index at the end. Paper;
xvnth cent. Folio.
86,811, 86,818. Fbakcisci Mucantii Bomani, Apostolicanim oeremo-
nianim Magistri, diaria; 1572-1585; with dedications to Car-
dinal Ddoardo Famese by Giovanni Panlo Mucantio, brother of
Francesco ; 8 kal. Febr. 1595 and 27 Mar. 1601. Two volumes.
Paper; xvnth cent Folio.
86.813. LscnoNABT from the Gk>spel8. LaL Fragmeni. Yellnm;
xivth cent. Much injured by fire. Folio.
86.814. Gkbtealoola. domns Vioecomitnm, Dncnm Mediolani, **per
magistmm Petmm de Castelleto ; " 1403 : the direct descent only,
from the earliest time, with medallion portraits on gold grounds.
Yellnm. Quarto.
86,816. *' Parva Elncubratio super quosdam Libros Sinenses ab Illmo.
et B"t D. Archiepiscopo Myrensi [Joanne Francisco] de Nicolais
relictos ; *' a catalogue of the books by Fr. Carolo Orazio Castorano,
apostolic missionary in China; 1739. Dedicated to Cardinal
Antonio Xavier (rentili, to whom the MS. at one time belonged.
Aviograph. It is stated that the books were placed in the library
of the College de Propaganda fide by orde^ of Pope Clement XII.
Paper. Quarto.
86316-86,818. Tbacts, copies of correspondence, and other papers
relating to the Catholic missions in China, chiefly in connection
with the controversy between ihe Jesuit and other missionaries on
questions of Chinese doctrine and ritual ; collected apparently by
Jean Francois Fouquet, Jesuit missionary, and afterwards Bishop
of Eleutheropolis ; cirea 1700-1740. Three volumes. Paper.
Quarto. With the book stamp of Cardinal OentilL Among the
contents are: —
86,816. You 1. 1. I'reatise on the funeral rites of the Chinese, the. cult
of the dead, etc.,, written upon the occasion of the burial of Antonio
Frovana, Jesuit missionary at Canton, in 1728. Lai, f 5. b. See
YoL III., f. 130.
M8S. — 1865. U
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290 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26^16, 26,817.
2. " Testament de rimp^xutiice, m^re de Tempereur ohinois qui regno
aujoTird'lmi ;" 25 June, 1723: with explanatory notee, f. 106. A
LcUin version ifi at f. 112.
3. Mode of buiial of a Chinese empress, circa 23 Mar. 1737 ; translated
from Chinese into Latin by the FranciRcan *' Carolus Horatii a
Castorano," f. 117.
4. Correspondence of Jean Fran9ois Fouquet with P^res de Groville,
Hervieu, and others, on controversial subjects connected with
Chinese religion ; 1721, 1736. Lot,, Fr, and ltd. ff. 128-206.
5. Memorial of Michael Angelo Tamburini, General of the Jesuits, to
Pope Benedict XIIL, in defence of the Jesuit missionaries in China
[1725]. Ital. ; with marginal remarks in Latin, f. 233.
6. " Bagguaglio de' principij e de' progressi che ha avnti la reUgione
Christiana in una famiglia Tartara congiunta di sangue coUa reale
che attualmente regna nella Cinu," f. 282.
7. Sigi»mondo Maria Calchi, Bamabita, to Pope Clement XI. ; Canton,
21 Oct. 1721. Ital f. 320.
8. The Jesuits at Pekin to Michael Angelo Tamburini, (general of the
order; Pekin, 17 July, 1722. Lat. f.337.
0. *' Transumptum Diarii missi ab imperatore Sinarum ad Summum
Pontificem [Olementem XL] super legationem [Caroli Ambrosii
Mezzab€irb»], patriarchsd Alexandrisd," containing accounts of
intei-views of the legate with the emperor, etc. ; 24 Dec. 1720-21
Jan. 1721, f. 350.
26,817. Vol. II. 1. Letters of Pope Innocent XIII. to the Emperor of
China; 1723. Lat. f. lb.
2. Observations by Charles [Maigrot], Bishop of Conoii, upon the
memorial of the General of the Jesuits to the Pope in the preceding
volume. Lat. f. 4.
3. " Observationes in libruni cui titulus Sinensis Imperij libri classici
sex . . . . e Sinico idiomate in Latinum traduoti a patre Franoesco
Noel," etc. ; Pragae, 1711, f. 56.
4. " Observationes [episcopi Cononensis] in scriptnm Jesuitarum [vol.
i. f. 350] quo varia Sinarum Imperatoris mandata referuntur ; "
1721, f. 81.
5. " Acta causaa rituum sen ceremoniarnm Sinensium," with other
printed papers; 1693-1716, ff. 93-^133.
6. " Besponsum [Joannis Franoisci Fouquet] episcopi Eleutheropolitani,
ad quiBstionem hanc gravissimam, an ad sacerdotium
promovere natives Sinenses expediat ; " 20 July, 1726. Signed ; with
autograph corrections, f. 144. At f. 179 are other " risposte " of the
same in 1723 concerning the mission of the Patriarch of Alexandria
to China in 1720.
7. " De octo permissionibus quie neophytis Sinensibus ooncessfe sunt
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,817, 26,818. 291
brevis sed aociurata oonsideratio/* per Joannem FranciscumtNioolai,
Aichiepisoopiim Mirensem; 29 Apr. 1735. Copy cerl^fied by the
author, f. 164.
8. Answers of Giovanni Francesco da Leonessa, Bishop-elect of Berito,
and vicar-apostolic of Hu Qnang in China, to questions of the Holy
Office concerning the religion of the Chinese ; Rome, 11, 19 July,
' 1699, fF. 190, 205.
9. " Becit fidelle de ce qui regarde le Chinos nomme Jean Hon, qne le
p.FoQcqaet Jesoite amenadela Chine en France dansTann^ 1722,"
f. 231.
10. Copies and extracts of letters from missionaries in China; 1717-
1735. Xot, JPr. and Mai. flf. 280-381.
11. Controversial correspondence of the Bishop of Eleutheropolis with
Peres Bertrand de Liny^res and Pierre de Goville ; 1723, 1736.
Ital. and Fr. ff. 382-414.
26,818. Vol. in. 1. Copies and extracts of controversial correspondence
of the Bishop of Eleutheropolis, on matters of Chinese doctrine ;
1723-1726. Fr. and Ital. flf. 1-65, pamm.
2. " Editto deir Imperadore della Cina vidno alia sua morte ; " 1722,
t76.
3. Rites observed at the burial of a Chinese empress. Lot. f. 80.
4. '' Edaireissementsur oes quatre lettres Ghinoises, Thien, Ty, Tseng,
Che :" a controversial tract on the interpretation of the meaning of
words used in the will of the Emperor Ean-hy ; with an answer in
LaHn^ S. 107, 111. An Italian version of the tract occurs at f. 9.
5. Two tracts entitled, ''Judicium de quibusdam fonebribus honoribus
Sinensium," and '* Clausula de ceremoniis Sinensibus," written by the
Bishop of Eleutheropolis on two letters concerning the burial of
Antpnio Provana, Jesuit missionary at Canton, in 1723, AT. 129, 140.
A duplicate of the first tract occurs at f. 98.
6. " Propyl^um Templi veteris Sapienti9 seu Aditus ad antiqua monu-
menta Sinensium. Ostenditur qu^nam origo sit illorum monu-
mentorum, tum proponitur Problema Theologicum . . . an et qua
ratibne dici possit . . . per characterem Tao designari Deum
Summnm, quern nos Christian! colimus," f. 146.
7. Lists of the missionaries in China, 1552-1722 ; and of the Christian
churches in the various provinces of China, f. 159.
8. ** Controversia Sinica ;" a list of the various works printed pro and
contnithe Jesuits in China in their controversy with the Dominicans
and Franciscans; 1634-1733; preoeded by a list of the bishops'
names and titles oocurring in the same, f. 177 b.
9. *' Textns quidam ex libro antiquissimo Tao Te Kim excerpti quibus
probantur SanctiflainuB Trinitatis Mysterium Sinicsd genti olim
notum fnisse,'* f. 201.
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292 ADDITIONAL MS8., 36,819-86,840.
10: " Extrait du grand Diotionaire Historiqne en Six tomes :" being a
ooropeudions aooount of China and its histoiy to drm 1704, f. 224.
26,819. Fragments of a volume originally containing the *' Somninm
Scipionis" and "De Amicitia" of Cicero, and the " Yfiagogicon moralis
disciplined " [Aristoteles, '* De moribns "] of Leonardo Bnmo Aretino ;
written by Antonio Veronese, Vellum ; xyth cent. Quarto.
26,88&-26,835. Cofieb of briefe of Pope Clement VIII. to variouB
princes, ecclesiaeticB, etc., from the registers in the Vatican; 1592-
1602. LcU. Sixteen volumes; the majority of which have
separate indexes. The letters in the first two volumes are by
Antonio Buccapadulo. Paper; xvinth cent. From the library of
Cardinal Oentili. Folio.
Vol. I. 1 Apr.-81 Ang. 1592. . VoL n. 1 Jan.-31 Dea 1597.
n. 2 Sept. 1592-9 Oct. 1598. i „ x. 1 Jan.-3l Dec. 1598.
„ in. 8 No7. 1593-15 July, 1594.
,. IV. 15 July. 1594-14 Feb. 1595.
„ T. 15 Feb.-15 June, 1595.
„ VI. 15 June-SO Dec. 1595.
„ vn. 5 JaD.-14 May, 1696.
„ vin 17 May-30 Dec. 1596.
XL 1 Jan.-15 June, 1599.
„ xn. 17 June-29 Dec 1599.
„ xm. 8 Jan.-29 Deo. 1600.
„ xiT. 13 Jan.-22 June, 1601.
„ XV. 30 Jun&-29 Deo. 1601.
M XVI. 5 Jan.-28 Deo. 1602.
26.836. "DiviNA Commedia" di Dante Alighieri; the volume de-
scribed by Colomb de Batines as the Archinto MS. : —
1. "Inferno;" commencing canto ii 28, " Andoui poi lo uas deleo-
cione," with a hiatus at f. 8, f. 1.
2. " Purgatorio ; " commenciDg canto ii. 26, " Lo mio maestro ancor
non fece motto," and ending in canto xxii. 135, f. 27.
3. *' Paradiso ; " commencing canto ii. 26, " Mi torse 1 vise a sft : e
per6 quella," with a hiatus at p. 52, and imperfect at the end, f. 44.
Vellum ; late xivth cent. Folio.
26.837. "Decrbta Consistorialia coram Alexandre, PP. VL, anno
Domini mud die vi Junii usque ad annum mdcxliv, coram Urbano
PP. octavo, die xm Mensis Julii. Pars Prima." [1498-1628.]
Transcribed from the registers. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
26.838. Ankales rerum Italicarum; 1400-1668. Paper; xviith cent.
" Ex libris MSS. Advoc[ati] Aug. Mareotti." Folio.
26.839. The Gospels of Mark, John, and Matthew, in Slavonic. Imper-
fecL Vellum ; formerly with the date a.m. 6840 [a.d. 1332]. Polio.
26.840. ** MtscKLLAKSA di varj Avvenimenti Funesti, Processi Diversi,
ed altre Materie, Baccolte da me Filippo Canonico Gagliardi;"
historical anecdotes, ete,^ from circa 1666 to 1760 ; with table of con-
tents prefixed. Paper ; xviuth cent. From the library of Cardinal
Antonio Xnyier Qentili. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MBS., 26,841—26,850. 293
26,84L BsitNARDi de Oordonio, Medioi Montis Peesulani, ti^otatus: —
1. De phlebotomiaf £ 1.
2. De crui, f. 16 b.
a. De nrinis, f. 22.
4. De pulBibus, f. 44 b.
5. De conflerratione vitn hnmaiHB, £ 45 b.
6. De orisi et diebuB critiois ; sive de prognostiois, f. 71 b.
7. De gi-adibos, f. 88 b.
8. De regimine acatamm sagritndiniiin, f. 93 b.
9. De decern ingeniis curandomin morbomm, f. 97.
10. De simplioibns secundum Albuzac [Albucasa ?], f. 99 b.
11. Tractatns de medidnis Mesne, abbrevia[tnB per BogemmJ de
Parma. Imperfeci. f. 109.
12. De Tyriaca, f. 109.
YeUum ; xirth cent Much injured by fire. Folio.
26.842, 26,848. Gopibs of brie& of Pope Gregory XY. tOTarious princes;
1621-1628. Lot. Two volumes. Paper; xvinth cent. From
the library of Cardinal Antonio Xavier Gtentili. Quarto.
26,844. AocouKT of tbe origin and history of some of the principal
&milie8 of Borne. Ital. Paper ; iiriiith cent. Folio.
26.846, 26,846. Copibs of briefs of Pope Innocent XIII., ''Matthaoo
Scaliono Seoretario;" 1721-1724. Two volumes; with indexes
to each. Paper; xvnhh cent. With book-stamp of Cardinal
Antonio Xavier GlentilL Quarto*
26.847, 26,848. ** Ikventaibk des Titres et papiers du Tresor de la
Ohancelerie de Vic, fait par Tordre du Boy [Louis XIII.] en Tannic
1634," relating to the see of Metz: contemporary transcript
from the original, made for Nicolas Foucquet, one of the commis-
noners. Two volomes. Paper; xviith cent. With book-stamp
of Cardinal Gentili. Folio.
26.849. JoHANHis Sarisberiensis *' Folicraticus,*' sive <* de Nugis curia-
lium et vestigiis philoeophorum,'* with the '* Enthetioon " of the
Mme, in verse, addressed to Thomas Becket; preceded by an
alphabetical table of contents, entitled, ** Thabula mei Johannis
Calderini super policraton,** eic* Paper ; late xivth cent Folio.
26.850. Obioinal letters to Monsignore Camillo de' Massimi, Patriarch
of Jerusalem and Nuncio in Spain [afterwards Cardinal]; 1650-
1668. Among the writers are : —
LPhiUp lY. of Spain; Madrid, 5 July, 1650-6 Sept. 1665. I^m.;
with Mob. ff. 1, 6, 190, 285, 287, 291, 303, 319, 327, 342, 345, 355,
366.
2.Qio[vaani II.] Oasimiio, King of Poland; Warsaw, 2 Dec. 1651.
Ital ; with weal f. 4.
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294 ADDITIONAL MSS„ 80360.
3. Don Fernando de Fonseca Ruez de Contreras; Madrid, eic, 26
Aug. 1655-16 July, 1658. Span. flf. 48, 70, 77, 91, 108, 110, 141, 153,
166, 170, 182, 184, 202, 206, 209, 210, 215, 239, 241, 253, 257,258, 260.
4. H Pr[incipe] Leopoldo [de' Medici] ; Florence, 3 Jan. 1653-31 Dec
1668. ItcU, ff. 7, 10, 85, 293, 307, 334, 378, 401.
5. Fran[ces]co [I.] d'Este [Duke of Modena] ; 3 Jan. 1654. Ital. ; with
seal. f. 12.
6. II Principe Mattias [de' Medici] ; Florence, 12 Jan. 1654-21 June,
1664. Ital, ff. 14, 121, 295, 350.
7. [Charles III.] Duke of Mantua; Mantua, 15 Jan. 1654, 4 Jan. 1661,
13 Jan. 1663, 1 Jan. 1664. Ital.; with seals, ff. 15, 308, 311, 323,
336.
8. Don Pedro Coloma; Madrid, 15 Feb. 1654^7 Feb. 1760. Span. ff.
17, 19, 33, 38, 41, 44, 50, 55, 79, 119, 181, 230, 301, 407 ; s.d.
9. Don Luis Mendes de Hare ; Madrid, 28 Feb. 1654-20 Feb. 1661.
Span. ff. 20, 24, 27, 29, 81, 139, 243-251, 255, 259, 263, 268, 299,
302, 314.
10. El Principe [Reschid?] de Fez y Marrucca [Marocco]; Madrid,
Naples, 29 July, 1654-24 Sept 1667. Span. ff. 26, 159, 233, 329-
332, 338, 339, 347 348, 351-354, 357, 359, 362, 365, 368, 369, 376,
383, 387, 394-40C.
11. [Ferdinand IL] II Gran Duoa di Tosoana; Florence, 30 Dea
1654-22 Sept. 1658. Ital. ; with seals, ff. 31, 46, 99, 160, 272.
12. [Don] Juan [de Austria, natural son of Philip IV. of Spain] ;
Barcelona, 4 Sept. 1655-24 Mar. 1667. Span. ff. 51, 68, 87, 117,
219, 381, 393.
13. Maria D[uches6]a di Mantova [daughter of Francis IV., and widow
of Charles U., Dukes of Mantua]; Mantua, etc., 15 Sept. 1655-
24 May, 1657. Ital. ; with seals, ff. 53, 61, 63, 72, 89, 101, 106,
129, 148, 157, 196.
14. [Aloysia] Maria [Christina di Savoia, daughter of Yictoi: Amadeus
n., and wife of her uncle, Maurice of Savoy] ; Borne, 20 Sept. 1655-
25 Mar. 1656. lUd. ff. 57, 59, 125.
15. Nicole duchesse de Lorraine [wife of Charles III.]; Paris, 13 Jan.
1656. Fr.; with seal. f. 93.
16. [Prince] Mauritio [son of Charles Emanuel I., Duke of Savoy] ;
Turin, 8 Oct 1655, 26 Feb. 1656. Ital. ff. 66, 113.
17. Ch[arle8 III., Duke of] Lorraine; Toledo, 23 June, 1656. Fr.
f. 150.
18. Mazimilianus Henricus, Archbishop and Elector of Cologne;
Rome, 25 June, 1656. Lat. f. 152.
19. II duca [Nicolas] Fran[oe8]co di Lorena; Paris, 20 Mar. 1658.
Ital. f. 226.
20. Don Juan de Aviles; Madrid, 21 Aug. 1658-10 Mar. 1665. Span.
ff. 266, 289, 296, 317, 321, 325, 340, 363.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,860—26,866. 295
21. Philippo Gnglielmo, Conte Palatine ; Dusseldorf, 25 Jan. 1669-
13 Jan. 1667. Ital, ff. 283, 310, 316, 335, 361, 377, 389.
22. [Maria Anna, wife of Philip IV. of Spain] ; Madrid, 21 Aug. 1668-
16 Mar. 1667. Span. ff. 266, 289, 296. 317, 321, 325, 340, 363,
371, 374, 379, 391.
23. Margarita [Theresa] Maria [Empress of Germany, wife of Leor
pold L] ; MUan, 15 Sept. 1666. Span. f. 384.
Paper ; xvuth cent. From the library of Cardinal Gentili. Folio.
S8,851-28,8M. Obioinal letters from the conrt of Rome to Monsig-
nore de' Masaimi, Nnncio in Spain; Dec. 1653-Aiig. 1658. Some
iti cipher, lial.^ndLai. Four volumes. Among the writers are : —
OkidiDal [Gamillo] Pamphilio*; Rome,
90 Dea 1653; with teal. Vol. i..
Cardinal F[l8Tio] Chigi, Vola. i., ly..
Cudinal Antonio [Barberini], Prefetto ;
Borne, 17 Mar. 16M ; with teal. YoL L,
€88.
Cardinal Decio Azzolini ; Borne, 28 Ang.-
81 Oct, 1654. Vol. I., fL 173, 175,
199, 221.
Cudinal l[[aroio] Ginetti ;' Borne, 22
Sept 1654-30 Apr. 1655; with teal.
Vol. I., it 189, 203, 243. 14 Dec. 1655,
n., f. 205. 10 Jnly, 4 Dec. 1657,
IT., it 61, 19a
BQB ; VoIb. l, n., m., pattim ; and as
cardinal. Vol. nr., pauim.
Oardinal [Lnigi] Gapponi ; 30 June, 1665 ;
with teaL Vol. i., ff. 280, 282.
[Diego de Aragon] Duke of Terranova ;
Vol. I., 24 Aug. 165.5, f. 415.
Giulio Spinola; Naples, 11 Dec. 1655.
VoL n., f. 231.
Oardinal Oarolo Barberini ; with waU.
Borne, I Apr., 13 May, 1656; Vol. n.,
ff. 427, 502. Bome, 10 Jul7-22 Sept.
1657; IV., ff. 74, 82, 142.
Giulio Secchetti, Oardinal, Bishop of
Sabiua; Bome, 15 July, 1656, with
udL Vol.ra.,f.57.
Mario Ohigi ; Bome, 18 Aug. 1657. Vol.
Giulio [Bo8|Mglio8i], Archbishop of Tar- iv., f. 106.
Paper ; xruth cent. From the library of Cardinal Gentili. Qnarto.
S6,8S6. DEciPHKRiKGsof letters to Monsignore de' Massimi ; Nov. 1653-
Jnly, 1658. lUd. Paper ; x vnth cent. From the library of Cardinal
Gentili. Folio.
26,866. Tractatus medici, viz, : —
1. ** Liber medicine breyifi et oompendiosns ex oorpore [totius] artis
medicinalis [compilatns];" 1365. Imperfect, f. 1.
2. " Tractatns medicine nobilior extractns ex toto corpore medicine,"
f. 4.
3. Nomina simplicimn, f. 14 b.
4. *' Liber parvas introdnctorius in medicinam Basis, verba Abnbetri
Mahnmeti filii Zacharie," f. 16.
5. Ejusdem capitnlum de oleis, quod dicitnr Almansor, £ 16 b.
6. "^Gradns jnedicinarnm electarum," f. 20.
7. ** Anihidotariua lohannis Damaaceni, filii Mesohe Caldei,'' f. 21.
& ** Liber Serapionia." Imperfect, f. 36.
YeUnm; xivth and xvth oentt. Much injured by fire. Folia
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296 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,857—86,869.
86.867. Fb£fationes Mibsib. Yellum ; xHh cent. With a miniature
at the beginning. Much injured by fire. Quarto.
86,858, 86,869. History of the pontificate of Paul IV. and of the
war between him and Philip IL of Spain ; by Pietro de Nores. Hal.
Two volumes. Paper; xYiiith cent. ''£x libiis M. Francesco
Marie Biccardi." Quarto.
86.860. *^ Baccolta di soritture diverse in tempo di Papa Paolo lY.,
con il processo e cause della Morte del Card'? Carlo CarafBu.,
Baooolte da Oacisandro Lunegi." Paper; XYUith oent. Quarto.
86.861. Drajts and copies of papal briefs, from Clement YIII. to
Alexander YIII. ; 1601-1690. A few are printed. Paper ; xriith
cent. From th6 library of Cardinal Antonio Xavier Gentili.
Quarto.
86.868. **Itineratio Pauli Pape III. versus Placentiam et Niciam
pro pace concludenda inter Imperatorem [Charles Y.] et Begem
Francie [Francis LJ Anno mdxxxviu." Paper ; xviuth cent.
Small FoHo.
86.863. Inscriptions for the mansoleum of Joanna Christina Polyxena,
wife of Charles Emanuel TIT., King of Sardinia, with a seiiee of
oolonred emblems typical of her virtues ; by Joseph Pessina; 1735.
Paper. Injured by fire. Small Folio.
86.864. Marii Philelfi carmina. Yellum ; xvth and xvith centt. In-
jured by fire. Octavo.
86,866. Drafts and copies of briefs of Pope Pius Y., with tignaiures
of Antonio Fiordibello, the secretary; Jan. 1566-Jan. 1567. LaHn.
Paper. From the library of Cardinal Gentili Quarto.
86.866. Latin Psalter, Canticles, and Athanasian Creed ; with glosses
and commentaries. Imperfect. Yellum; xmth cent. Ii^'ured by
fire. Quarto.
86.867. ''SuENOS y Discursos, o Desvelos Songlientos de verdades
sonadas descubridas de Abuses, Yicios, y Enganos en todos los
officios y estados del mundo; por Don Francisco de Queuedo
Yillegas ; " 1627. Paper ; xvnth cent. Injured by fire and water.
Octavo.
86.868. Transckifis of letters and papers on ecclesiastical matters,
contained in a MS. in the Bibliotheca Angelica, in Borne, in
addition to the letters printed in "Epistolee Bomanomm Ponti-
ficumv^tom. i. 1591. Paper; xvnith cent. From the library of
Cardinal Gentili ; with the arms of Cybo inside the cover. Folio.
86.869. History of Oenoa by Bartolomeo Senarega; 1488-1514.
Lot. Paper ; xviith cent. From the library of Cardinal (}entilL
Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MBS.. 86,870—26,888. 297
26,870. '' Breue descripoion del origen de la Serenieeima Casa Sforza,
Dnques aoberanos de Milan." Paper ; xynith cent. Folio..
26,87L DocuMBNTs relating to tbe history of Milan, first collected
and dedicated to Galeazzo Maria Sforza, Duke of Milan, by Gicco
Simonetta, his secretary; from 1461, continued to 1494. Paper;
XYXuth cent. Injured by fire and water. Folio.
26372. EvANQSUiTM Matthffii, Apocalypsis, et Epistol» Oatholicsd.
YeUum; xvth cent. Fragments injured by fire. Octavo.
26.873. SoPHONisBA : a tragedy by Giovanni Giorgio Trissino. Ital.
VeUum ; xvith cent. Injured by fire. Octavo.
26.874. Rbqisteb of despatches of Cardinal Boberto Ubaldini, Nuncio
in France; Dec. 1607-Dec. 1616. Ital. Paper ; xviith cent. From
the libraiy of Cardinal Gentili. Quarto.
26.875. Begistee of briefs o{ Urban YIIL; 1624, 1625. Latin.
Paper ; xviiith cent. From the library of Cardinal Gentili. Large
Octavo-
26.876. HisTOiRE du Mont Saint-Michel, by Guillaume de Saint-Paer,in
French verse. See " Hist. Lit. de France," tom. xxiii. p. 385. On
a fly-leaf at the end is the date 1840. Vellum ; xrvth cent.
Duodecimo. PreBented hy Francis ISumer Paigrave, Esq.
26.877. MT8CKT.T.ANE0OS pocmSy odes, epigrams, etc., by English poets of
the beginning of the xviuth cent. ; transcribed in 1727, 1728.
Paper. Folio.
Far descnjp^toiM ofNos. 26,878-26,883, see ike Catalogue of Oriental MS8.
26,884. Graduale secundum usum Bomanum, cum notis musicis.
In^perfect; ending at the 21st sunday after Penteco8t. Vellum;
xmth cent. Small Folio.
26,886. SoNETTi, canzoni e trionfi, di Francesco Petrarca. Paper;
xvih oenl At the end is an entry of the birth of Maroello, son of
Giovanni Strozzi, of Florence, 25 Mar. 1532, to whom the MS.
belonged ; and on f. 1 is the name Migliore GuadagnL Octavo.
26.886. Tbanscbift of official papers and correspondence concerning
the musters in the county of Lancaster; 1595-1602. Paper;
xvnth cent. Folio.
26.887. Leitxr of Daniel Heinsius to Angelico Aprosio ; Hague, 14
Mar. 1674. Latin. Holograph; with seal. Octavo. Presented by
Dr. Agodino OUvieri.
26.888. G&AEUM Monachorum: a dialogue between father and son
on the duties of a religious life, in three books. Paper ; written in
Germany in the xvth cent. Belonged to Antonius von Dorth,
Vesaliensis, patrisB ecclesiiB reformats pastor, 1662; and to
Johann Hildebrand Withof, 1727. Folio.
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208 ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,889—27,224.
26.889. Correspondence of William Taylor How, of Standon Place,
Ongar, Essex, including letters from Thomas HoUis, Thomas Oray,
the poet, William Pitt, afterwards Earl of Chatham, and Sir Horace
Mann (£ 6) ; 1760-1768. Paper. Quarto. Presented by ihe Bev,
E. W. SiiUingfieet,
26.890. Letters of Count Francesco Algarotti to William Taylor
How; Jan. 1763-26 Mar. 1764. A letter from the count's
brother, after his death, occurs at f. 36. Paper. Quarto. Fresefnted
by the same.
26.891. Portion of a wardrobe-book, containing accounts under the
heads of '* Vadia hominum ad arma Angliie," '* Yadia hominum ad
armaVasconiffi," "Vadia peditum," "Vadia peditum Wallensium,"
" Vadia nautarum/' "Dona," "Bestaurum eqiiorum," " Necessaria,"
"Eecepta" and "Exitus victualium," "Prestita," "Summ»que
debentur ; " 17-19 Edw. XL [1324, 1325 J. Some of the entries are
cancelled as being entered in the counter-roll of the Bishop of
Exeter. See Add. MS. 17,363. Vellum. Folio.
For deecrijptions of No». 26,892-27,217, see tie Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27.218. Breviarium secundum usum Bomanum. Imperfect. Paper
and vellum ; written in Germany in the XYth cent. Duodecimo.
27.219. Disputationes de philosophia in Aristotelis libros Physicorum
et de Co&lo. Paper ; XYiith cent. Belonged to Joannes Hunzikofer,
Wylang, 1640. In binding of stamped hog-skin with clasps.
Small Quarto.
27.220. Tractatus de medicamentis per omnes humani corporis partes
puigantibus; 1654. Paper. Octavo.
27.221. CoMMENTARius in Aristotelis libros Physicorum. Paper;
xviith cent. Small Quarto.
27.222. " FoRTEzzA deir Ebraismo e confusione dell' estraneo per
Abram Gher da Cordova, recato in Italiano dall' originale Spagnuolo
da N. N." Paper; xviith cent. Large Octavo.
27,223.* " DissERTAZiONE in cui si esaminano gli usi ed abusi degli
Ebrei nei luoghi ed effetti sacri, e si propone la maniera di renderli
utili in Societik ; di Benedetto Frizzi, Ingegnere esaminato e Medico."
Copied from iiie printed work (Milan, 1789) by Marco Polacco.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
27,224. 1. *'Il Luminario Ecclissato del Kabbino Padoani ; in risposta
al Luminario de' ciechi del Neofito Giacomo Maria Gazzoli ; " Milan,
1797, f. 1.
2. ^Capitoli della Eicondotta degli Ebrei di questa Citta, e dello
State ;" Venice, 1777, f. 28.
Copied from printed works. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,836—87,289. 299
8T,8S6. 1. ''BiSPOfiTE al libro che fu dato alle stampe dal Padre
Pinamonte, intitolato La Sinagoga disingaiinata da lion Brielli,
Babbino di Mantova nell' anno 1702. Copiato nell' anno del mondo
5590 [A.D. 1829] da G. A." f. 2.
2. '' Dissertazione inedita preparatoria alia spoeizione de' Dialogbi dell'
Aocademia del Figlio di Davidde, ossia dell' £cclesiaste distesa dal
grande e oelebre Babbino Giacobbe Saraval, Pastore degli Israeliti
di Yenezia e poRcia di Mantova, ove moii d' anni 75 nel 1782.
Copiata da G. A. nell' anno del mondo 6592 " [a.d. 1831]. f. 151.
8. ^' L' Apostata smascherato di A. Y. Morpurgo di Gorizia in TrieRte.
Copiato nel 1843." £ 173.
Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
87.886. " Pasciix)0L4, oTvero diacorso della Pasca, in cui si aseegnano
le raggioni delle discrepanze vertenti circa il tempo di celebrare la
pMCa tra la Ohiesa Latina e Greca, come anobe tra qaeste e la
Sinagoga Ebrea respetiYamente .... da David Nieto, Babbino e
Profefisore di Medicina." Copied from the printed work. Paper ;
xymtb cent. Small quarto.
87.887. Notes of lectures, taken bj G. E. A. Schnobt, tnz. :—
1. *' Einleitung in die Bdcber des alten Testaments, vorgetragen von
[Friedrich Heinrioh Wilhelm] Gesenius ; " 1831, 1832, f. 2.
2. ** Die Briefe Petri oommentirt von [Friedriob August Gottreu]
Tholuok ; " 1831, 1832, £ 29.
3. " Logik vorgetragen von [Friedrich Wilbelmj Gerlacb ; " 1831, £ 39.
4. '' Theologiflche Enoyclop&die vorgetragen von Tholuok ; " 1831, £ 65.
5. '^ Yaticinia Y[eteri8] T[estamenti] Messiana, explicata a Fritzsche
Dr.;" 1832, 1833, £ 78.
6. Notes on St Paul's Epistles to the Philippians and EphesianSy ff.
90, 104 b.
7. Notes on ethical lectures, £ 113.
8. ** Die Sjsteme der neueslen Philosophen insbesondre von Kant,
Fichte, Schelling und Hegel, vorgetragen von Dr. Daehne; " 1832,
1833. £ 161.
Paper. Quarto.
87.888. NoTKs on G^esenius's Commentary on Isaiah, by G. E. A.
Schucht; 1832. Paper. Small Quarto.
87.889. *^ Bericht von einem Juden ausz Jerusalem, mit Nahmen
Ahasverus, welcher vorgibt er sey bey der Creutzigung Christi
gewesen," etc. : an account of the wandering Jew, as seen by Paul
von Eitzen, bishop of Schleswig, in 1547, written by Chrysostomus
DudulsBUB, Westphalus ; 1 634. Followed by " Ein Bericht von den
zwolff Judiachen Stamen, wasz ein ieder Stamm dem Herm Christo
lur Sohmach geihan haben soil, und wasz sie bisz den heutigen
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300 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,880—87,977.
Tagdafftrleidenrnttflsen." The work was printed <»rea 1684. Paper;
XYiith cent. With a recent Italian translation. Small Quarto.
87.880. " Da Yerdade da Ley et ProYidensia del Dio oom sen ponOf
pelo doctissimo Haham Saul levi Morteira. Oopeado do Oreginal por
Jacob del Soto." Paper; xviiith cent. Quarto.
27.881. 1. *^ DiALOGO dos Montes, composto pelo doctissimo e clarissimo
8' Hacbam a-salem, morenu arab, Saul Levi Morteira, em Amsterdam,
Anno 5406 [a.d. 1645] ; " a poem in the form of a dialogue between
the mountains of the Holy Land and Jebosbapbat, King of Judah,
with a pen-and-ink drawing. Partuffuese and Hebrew, f 4.
2. '* Bepuesta a las objeciones oon que el Sinense injustamente
calumnia al Talmud. Oompuesta por el muy docto senor Haham
Saul Levi Mortera, en Amsterdam, Anno 5406 *' [a.d. 1645]. S^panitih.
f. 56.
3. *' Memorable relagion para confusion de aquellos que ni^^ la
providenoia divina en las oosas humanas," eie, SpaniA, f. 141.
Paper; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
27,282. " Trattato Qeografico." Paper ; xvnth cent. Belonged in
1652 to Franoisous Eusebius, Gomes de Potting, vice-chancellor of
Bohemia. Octavo.
27,288. '* Bevelationes und Offenbarungen :*' a relation of visions of
Christoph Kotter, citizen and leather-dresser of Sprottau ; 1619-
1624. Paper; xvnth cent. ; with pen-and-ink illustrations. Small
Quarto.
27,284. Lists of MSS. in the libraries of the monasteries of Mount
Athos, taken by Dr. Hunt and Professor Carlyle, in 1801. Paper.
Octavo. Presented by Mrs. E, Madean,
27,286. Lettebs to Giovanni Paggi, professor of music, — from Piero
Maroncelli; New York, 5 Apr. 1837; — [Luigi Gaspare Pacifioo]
Spontini ; Paris, 29 July, 1845 ; — C. Spontini, wife of the preceding ;
Paris, 29 July, 1845; — and Giuseppe Babboni ; Milan, 27 Nov.
1846. Itai. and JFV. Paper. Folio. Presented by Signer Oiovanni
Paggi.
Far descriptions ofNos. 27,230-27,276, see (he Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27,278. *' A Walk through the British Museum, an Interlude of two
Acts," by the Eev. Weeden Butler ; 1767. Paper. Small Quarto.
Presented by TJumas Butler, Esq.
9t,Stn. Registkb of general warrants of Charles 11. ; Feb. 167| -Apr.
1683. Paper. Folio.
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ABDimONAL MANUSCRIPTS
AOQUIRXD m THB TXAB
1866.
S7,278. MsKOKASDUM-BOOK of Sir Francis Baoon, affcerwardfl Lord
Yemlam. The general title is, '* Gomentarins solntus sive Pandeota,
sive Ancilla Memorife. Habet libros duos : 1. Comentarinm trans-
portatomm ex oomentario vetere. 2. Commentariom novum et
oarrentem.'* The first division alone is contained in the present
volume, of which the speoial title is, '* Lib. i. sive Comentarins
transportatomm oonsistit ex diario et schednlis." It comprises
memoranda for his conduct in public and pfivate basiness, literary
notes, etc,y selected from his older diaries and here entered on 25-31
July and 6 Aug. 1608. Money accounts of 28 Oct. 1609 are added.
Autograph. Printed in Spedding's edition of Bacon's works, vol. xi.,
1868. Paper; xynthcent. From the Tenison Library. Small Quarto.
For deaeription of No. 27,279, dee the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
17,280. BsGULiE et ord^latione8 Innocentu Papsd Yin. ; 80 Aug. 1488.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
27,281-27,285. EoTiTOLOoiOiLL collections of Thomas Young, M.D.
Five volumes. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto. Preeented by HBsb
Chamher8»
27,28L YoL. L *' Inscriptio Rosettensis :" decipherings of the inscrip-
tions on the Bosetta stone.
27.282. YoL. n. EiEROOLTPHiCAL vocabularies arranged in classes.
At the end are, *' Excerpta Aegyptiaca miscellanea."
27.283. YoL. lEL ^* Formulae cultus Aegyptii ex codicibus papyraoeis
MSS.**
27.284. YoL. lY. *' Inscriptiones Hieroglyphicae : *' oopies of wall
inscriptions, antiquities, scarabeai, etc.
27,286. YoL. Y. Miscellaneous notes, oopies, rubbings, and papers on
Egyptian writing and computations.
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302 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,286—27,307.
27,286. '* Ieronimus Waltters Beohenbnohlein, 1567 : " tables of
weights, measures, ele. The title-page is a woodcat, at the foot of
which is, *' Johanii Sejfridt Burger vnnd Becheumeister zu Nurm-
berg." Vellum ; XYiih. oent. Smiall Quarto.
Far descriptions ofNos. 27,287-27,290, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27,291. *' Pedioreb of the ancient family of fforde of fforde greene, oo.
Stafford, Ford of Ellell Hall," etc. ^* With photograph copies of the
original deeds of fforde greene, from a.d. 1288." Paper ; xixth
oent. Folio. Presented by Edward Ford^ Esq.
For descriptions ofNos. 27,292-27,302, see the Caialoffue of Oriental MSS.
27^303. Chart of the coast-lines of part of Europe, Africa, and
America ; by Bastiam Lopez, 15 Not. 1558. Portuguese. Vellum
roll, 3 ft. 3 in. X 2 ft. 8 in. With paintings. Formerly belonged
to M. Olivieri.
87.304. P. ViROiLii Maronis JSneis, oum glossis; wanting the three
last lines. Vellum ; xinth cent. Most of the glosses are of the
latter part of the xivth oent. At the beginning are the names of
Bichard and William Shuttleworth, and John Budd, of the xviith
oent. Octavo.
27.305. '' De goude en zilvere Munten en Segels der Graven en tira-
vinnen van Holland, van Diederiks tyde de V, anno 863, tot
Philips II koning van Spagnen, anno 1577. Met de Segels der
daeropvolgende Hertogen van Brabant sluitende met Philips IV.
anno 1621." With drawings of coins and seals and engraved
portraits. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
27.306. ^ Ordelicre Beschreibung desz fuerstliohen Herren-Schiesen
mitt dem Stachel desz gehalten hatt der Durchleuchtig Hochgeboren
Fuerst vnd Herr, Herr Christoff vonn Gottes genaden Hortzog zue
Wuerttemberg," at Stuttgart, 23 Sept. 1560. A series of coloured
representationsf of the princes, and of the arms of the various
competitors; by Liennhartt Flexel of Augsburg. Paper; xvith
cent. Folio.
27.307. Medical case-book and diary of Ulrich EUenbog, " artium et
medicinsB doctor ; episcopi et Augustensis [Augsburg] physicus ; "
1470-1486. Latin. Under 26 June, 1472, he records the foundation
of the " Studium," or University, of Ingolstadt, at which he was
present, and of which he became one of the council. At f. 15,
under date of 1480, some cases in German are entered in another
hand. Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 27,S08<-27,3S8. 303
27.308. ^ Clepf damonrs : "an ars anuUoria in French vei-se, beginning
** Arnonn qui les fins oners eeoeille
Et &it pensser a grant memeille.*'
Vellnin ; xirth cent. Duodecimo.
27.309. " Statvta Canonioorvm et Prrobendariorvm Ecclesiae Sancti
Petri Jnnioris ArgentinsB [Strassburg], Eenouata et Collecta de
dinersis libris hnins EcclesisB per honorabiles Dominos Frideri-
cnm Blocholtz, Praepositnm, ac Magistrnm Martinum Beucbelin,
ScholaBticiim, diets Ecclesiad. Anno Domini 1435." Transcribed
in 1660 ; with additions to 1765. At f. 50 is an original order
of Francis Egon, Prince Bishop ; 23 Sept. 1674 ; with signature and
MoZ. Vellam ; xvnth cent. In binding of stamped hog-skin with
brass comer-pieces and clasps. Folio.
27.310. Album amicomm of Francis Baba de Maros Yasarhely, con-
taining autographs chiefly of German princes, nobles and others,
and of English divines and scholars; 1717-1730. Paper. In
tooled binding. Oblong Octayo.
Fw deBcriptians of Nos. 27,311-27,319, 8ee (he Catalogue of Oriental M8S.
27.320. " Obsebuations Politicall and Cinile :" a treatise by T[homa8]
B[lount] addressed to Lord Noell (?), Treasurer of the Queen's
houfiehold [1640]. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
27.321. Marciani Capell» de Nuptiis Philologias et ]Mercnrii et de
septem artibns liberalibus libri ix. Imperfect at beginning.
*' Jacobus Spnngenti de Feraiia habitator Creme presentem operam
et librum descripsit." At f. 2 is a letter from [Giambattista]
Ouarini of Verona to Lionello d' Este, marquis of Ferrara, on the
offices of the Muses; Feirara, 8 Nov. 1457 Lai. Paper; end of
ivth cent Folio.
27.322. " Specimens of the Civil and Military Costume of England from
the remotest period to the eighteenth century, copied from draw-
ings and memoranda by John Carter, F.A.S. ;" 1809-1811. Paper.
Folio.
27,323-27,327. Ordinances, letters, petitions, etc^ extracted from the
Journals of the House of Lords; 1643-1648: compiled apparently
by Robert Long, (See Vol. v. f. 149 b); and forming an appendix
to some other work. Five volumes. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
27,328. HaoDiTiONis Pisani Vocabularium ; with a table of words
beginning imperfectly. At the end ip, " Explicit Hugwicio eoclesie
Sancti lohannis in Walthausen" [Waldhaus, in Upper Austria].
On f. 161 b is a memorandum of lands held by an owner whose
name is erased. Vellum ; xiiith and xivth centt. Quarto.
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304 ADDITIONAL MSB., 27,329—87,840.
27,329. The Herbarium of Eenry Daniel, followed, at f. 140, by his
treatise on trees, shmbs, ete. At f. 236 b is added a treatise
** De Peste," written late in the xvth oentnry ; and Yarions recipes
are written on the fly-leaves. Yellnm ; early xvth cent. A list
of contents is inserted by a former owner, Jac. Cobbes, 1657;
and the MS. is referred to by Tanner (Bibl. Brit. p. 219) as ''MS.
Macro." Folio.
27,330-27,332. ''DiarAOci di Sua Ecoellenza Niool6 Erizzo 3",
Ambaso! [di Yenezia] appresso S. M. Cattolica;" 5 Feb. 1727-
19 Nov. 1729. In two volumes. A third volume, which forms
pa:rt of the set, contains : —
1, *' Annotazioni: " extracts from treaties, political letters, etc.; 1718-
1728, f. 1.
2. *' Congiura di Don Alfonso della Queva, Ambasciator di Spagna in
Venezia, del Duca di Ossuna, V^Be di Napoli, di Don Pedro di
Toledo, Govemator di Milano. Detta volgarmente H Triunyirato
Spagnuolo;" 1618, f. 41.
3. '' Belazione della Ser~ Hepublica di Venezia alia M*^ del Be
Oattolico Filippo III., Be di Spagna, per il suo Ambasciatore
Don Alfonso della Queva, Residente in Venezia ; " 1619, f. 109.
4. '*• Belazione delF Ambasciata* di Spagna di S. E. Andrea Erizzo, 3*
Eavaliere, fn Ambascf a quella Corte," f. 153.
Paper ; xvmth cent. With the book-plate of Joseph Smith, British
Consul at Venice. Folio.
27,833, 27,334. Despatches of the same Nicolb Erizzo as Venetian
ambassador at Vienna; 30 Sept. 1736—18 May, 1737. Two
volumes. Paper ; xvmth cent. From the same library. Folio.
27,336. "Affectdum Hieroglyphica : " coloured emblems of virtues
and vices, with explanatory text. Paper; xviith cent. Quarto.
27.336. Exbmpla: a collection of moral tales and &bles. Latin.
Paper ; written in Italy, xvth cent. At the end is, " Iste liber est
mei Francisci (?) de Baldechinis." Quarto.
27.337. Correspondence and papers of James Gillray, the caricaturist,
and his publishers ; 1751-1830; including ^ few sketches, sugges-
tions for drawings, and papers concerning a proposed illustrated
edition of the poetry of the Anti^acobin. Paper. Folio.
27,338-27,340. *'Hbilige Sonntags-Arbeit; das ist deutliche Erklarung
der jahrlichen Sonntags-Evangelien, in welcher merotwtirdige
Historien einverleibet, und mit vielen Mahlereyen ausgezieret
Auch darbey unsers Gegentheils Glauben griindlich aus Gottes
Wort and viel bewahrten Autom so wohl Evangelischen als
Bdmisch-Oatholischen erwiesen und erortet. Zusammen getrageu
von einem Liebhaber des reine Evangel und allein seeligmaohend
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,841—27,366. 305
Glanben;" by Johann Gottfried Bockb, burgarlicher Miniatur
Mahler, Augsburg, 1748. In verse. Three volumes. Paper ; with
numerous paintings, sacred, allegorical, and taken froxa real life.
Folio.
27.841. *• Heilige Feyers-Tags- Arbeit : " a similar work for festivals >'
1753. Paper. Folio.
27.842. Genealogical chronicle of the kings of England from Brutus
to Henry VI., in French. Vellum roll, 22 ft. long ; xvth cent.
27.843. " Translations out of Martiall : " selections in verse. Paper ;
xvuth cent. Small Quarto.
27,344. '' Carta dos Privilegios concedidos a nas9am firitanica assim
pelo foral oomo pelas oapitula9des de pazes : passada a instacia de
Abrh&o Castres consul geral da mesma nas9am em este reino de
Portugal, e sens senhorios. Dada e passada em xxii de Agosto de
MDOcxLvi annos.*' Preceded by a list of the kings of Portugal,
a glossary of obsolete words, and a table of contents. Paper ; xviiith
cent. From Lord Stuart de Botbesay's library. Folio.
27,846. "SiGiLLA Pontificvm, Cardinalivm, Archi[episcoporum] et
Episcoporvm, Abbatvm, Monasteriorvm, Imperatorvm et Begvm
Pomanorvm, Regvm, Dvcvm, Comitvm, Dominorvm, Nobilivm,
Vrbivm, etc. : *' pen-and-ink drawings of seals, being cbief y those
of the noble families of the Netherlands and the Ehenish Provinces,
with deecriptions in Latin or Qermaia, Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
27.846. Virgil's iBneid translated into English verse by Bichard
Maitland, Earl of Lauderdale; 1689-1691. Books iv., vi., vin., ix.,
XL, III. With cmtograph corrections. Paper; xvnth cent. Quarto.
27.847. "Mapheus Veggus [Vegius] Laudensis his Addition to the
twelfth Booke of Virgils Mneia Englished by B[ichard] W[aller] ;"
with a portrait of the translator, and illustrative drawings executed
by him in 1674-1676. Paper. Folio.
27.843-27,360. Drawings of sepulchral monuments in English
cathedrals and churches, and also of churches and architectural
details, with ground plans and a few descriptions, by Smart
Lethieullier, of Addersbrook, Essex, and Charles Frederick, after-
wards E. B. Id three volumes. Vol. ii. contains also drawings of
tombs in Bome and uf some ancient inscriptions and antiquities.
Paper ; iviuth cent. A note in the handwriting of Horace Walpole
states that he purchased the collection in 1761. Folio.
27,361-27,866. Diary of Mary, wife of Charles Bich, 4th Earl of
Warwick, and daughter of Bichard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork; 1666-
1677. Auiograph ; with notes and alterations in the hand of Bev,
Thomas Woodroffe, Chaplain to the Earl of Warwick. Five volumes.
U8S — 1B66. X
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306 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,861—87,868.
Vol. I. July, 1666-Mar. 1669 ; Vol. u. Nov. 1669-Mar. 1672 ; Vol.
III. Mar. 1672-Mar. 167f ; Vol. iv. Mar. 1675-ATig. 1676; Vol.
V. Aug. 1676-Nov. 1677. Paper. At the beginning are inaerted
two letters from Thomas Crofton Croker, Admiralty, 3 Feb. 1848 ;
and Nathaniel Greorge Woodroffe, Vicar of Somerford Keynes, cx).
Wilts; 7 Feb. 1848 ; referring to the publication of an abridgment
of the Diary by the Religious Tract Society. Quarto.
27,858. " OcASiONALE Meditationes " of Lady Warwick ; 1663-1677.
Autograph ; with a few notes by Mr. Woodroffe. Paper. Quarto.
27.867. 1. " Some Specialties in the life of M. Warwicke : ** an auto-
biography of Mary Lady Warwick; 1625-1674. Autogrofh. (Printed
by the Percy Society, 1848.)
2. " A copy of what my good Mother wrote upon y* Death of Lady
Warwick,*' made 21 Mar. 169i, followed by "some short ejacu-
lations " and notes, the last date being 20 Jan. 171f ; partly in
the handwriting of the Rev. Thomas Woodroffe. Paper; xviith
and xviiith oentt. Quarto.
27.868. " CoLLKCTiONS out of my Lady Warwick's Papers," selected
from her diaries, meditations, e/c, by the Rev. Thomas Woodroffe,
Chaplain to the Earl of Warwick. Paper ; xviith cent. Quarto.
27.869. (commentary on the Octoeohos, an office-book of the Greek'
Church. Qreek, Paper ; a.d. 1252. In old leather binding. Small
FoHo.
27.860. Designs for monuments of the kings of Portugal, from
Alphonso I. to Joseph L, with others without inscriptions. At the
beginning are two sonnets to John Y. and his son, in ItdUaia,
Paper ; xviiith cent. In the original binding richly tooled, with
the arms of Portugal. Folio.
27.861. '' MoNYMENTi cavati dalla vetvsta citt4 d* Agrigento e d' altre
cittk della Sicilia : " architectural and landscape drawings of ancient
temples and other remains, by Michele Yella di Baffadale. Paper ;
1759-1 788. Oblong Folio.
27.862. Sketchi£S in sepia of towns and buildings in the Isle of
Man; with a few engravings. Paper; xviith cent. At the
beginning are a few extracts concerning the trade, customs^ e/c., of
the island, of the xviiith century. Bdonged to Kalph Thoresby, of
Leeds. Oblong Octavo.
27,868 A-E. Survey of the Oregon Territory, between latitudes
45° and 54°, including portions of the present States of Oregon,
Washington, and Wyoming, and part of British Columbia ; and a
map of Lake Superior; by David Thompson, Astronomer and
Surveyor. Paper rolls ; xixth cent.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,364—87,878. 307
87,384. Map of the coast of China, by a native artist. Paper roll,
28 ft. long, xixth cent.
87.365. 8. Basilii Magni, Caasariensis episoopi, de vera virginitatis
integritate liber : the IxUin translation of Ambrosius Ca'maldulensis.
Paper. '• Liber Amoldi de Oheel Bnscheducensis [Boisle-Duo]
qnem scribi fecit Leodii [Li^ge] per me Johannem de Scoville,
anno domini M.ccocfLviu^ circa finem mensis Novembris." The
arms of Pare Abbey near Louvain have been erased from the covers.
Octavo.
87.366. Adhiani Garthusiensia liber de remediis fortuitorum. Paper ;
xvth cent. Belonged to Pare Abbey. Folio.
87.367. Statutes of Bagnacavallo in Ferrara, in four books, as
published in 1447; together with ordinances of the dukes of
Ferrara to 1549. Lot, and Hal, At the end are some entries of
1564 and 1572. Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
87.368. Atlas of the United States of N. America, with a map of the
British possessions ; by John Dntton, 1814. Paper. Folio,
87.369. Haps and plans : —
A. D. Aberdeenshire and Banfkhire, by Alexander Irvine Ross.
B. Bosworth Field (a sketch).
C. Easter Dalmeny Farm, co. Linlithgow, by William Forrest ; Oct.
1830.
£. Haslemere, co. Surrey, and its environH.
F. Basement of the Admiralty, Whitehall.
O. The west coast of Ireland.
Paper rolls ; xixth cent.
87.370. Drawings of the mythology of Siam, in colours and pencil,
partly copied from drawings in possession of Lieutenant Low.
Paper.; xixth cent. Large Folio.
87,37L Notes on coins and medals. Dutch. With a letter from the
Dowager J. M. Kemper; Amsterdam, 18 Aug. 1836. Paper; xixth
cent. Octavo.
87,378. Bbuistek of deeds of the church of Sibthorp, co. Nottingham ;
particularly relating to the foundation of the chapel and chantry
of St Mary in that church, and in the church of Beckingham, by
Thomas de Sibethorp, Rector of Beckingham, temp. Edward 11.
Yellum; xivthcent. Folio.
87,373. Treaty of alliance between Pope Sixtus IV., Ferdinand I. of
Naples, Bona and John, Dukes of Milan, and the states of Florence
and Siena ; dat. Naples, 13 Mar. 1480. Lot, ; with the ngwxture and
broken §ecd of Ferdinand, and signaturea of the envoys and others.
Vellum. Folio.
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308 ADDITIONAL MSS.. 27,374-27.880.
27,874. Treaty of alliance between Ferdinand I. of Naples, the
dukes of Milan, the state of Florence, and the dote of Ferrara ;
dat. Naples 26 Jul. 1480. Lai. With signaturea of Ferdinand, the
envoys, and others. Vellum. Folio.
27.376. Notarial copy of the judgment passed at Saragossa, con-
demning the validity of certain deeds of the late Queen Germaine,
daughter of Jean de Foix, Vicomte de Narl)onne,and wife successively
of Ferdinand V. of Spain, of John, Margrave of Brandenhurg, and of
Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria, son of Frederic IV. of Naples ; 26
Sept. 1544. Lot. and Span, Vellum, Quarto.
27.378. Marini Sanuti Torselli Secreta fidelium Crucis ; sive de
recuperatione terree sanctse libri tres. Vellum ; written in Italy
in the xivth century ; with illuminated initials and miniatures in
the lower margins, and maps. Folio.
27.377. "History of Macao, a Portuguese Settlement in China,
comprehending th^ most remarkable events from its commencement
to the introduction of a Constitutional Government in 1822, and
sketches of it« foreign relations ; with pia9S and engravings. By
Sir Andrew Ljungstedt, Knight of the Boyal Swedish Order of
Wasa." Written on Chinese paper; 1822. Folio.
27,878. Minutes of the trustees of Sir Thomas White's charity in the
city of Coventry ; 26 Sept. 1712-4 Oct. 1722; with decrees of the
court of Chancery for the administration of the charity, 1 Feb. 1711
and 26 July, 1712. Paper. Folio.
27.379. 1. Copy of the confim^ation of the charter of the city of Coventry
by James I., and of the new charter granted by Charles II.,
31 Oct. 1683, ff. 1, 16.
2. Information in the prosecution of rioters at Chilesmore Park,
Coventry, 28-30 Sept. 1696; with an abstract of the title of the
city of Coventry to the park, as against Anthony Townshend, the
present tenant, f. 28.
3. " An Abstract of the Severall Titles belonging to the Severall Mort-
gages taken by the Trustees of Sir Thomas White's Charity for
securing the Loane money," and delivered to J. Cater, 22 June,
1725, f. 47.
Paper ; xviith and xviiith oentt. Folio.
27.380. 1. Reading of Sir Thomas Tempest, kl, on the statute 6 Ric.
II. cap. 9, f. 1.
2. Proceedings in a writ of right, Claxton and Lilbume, concerning
lands in Thickley, co. Durham, ending in a wager of battle; 1608-
1652. A pedigree of Lilbume is appended, f. 45.
Paper ; xviith cent Belonged to Ra. Gowland. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,381, 87,382. 309
97,38L Hours of the Virgin and the Cross ; with Vigils of the Dead
and Commendations; a calendar prefixed. LcU, Vellum; early
xnrth cent. With illuminated initials. At the beginning are
entries of the births of the children of a former owner, 1616-1620,
in Flemish. Small Octavo.
27,382. Historical and other tracts : —
1. A disoourse of Ireland, 1695. With note in the margin by Lord
Sommers. ** This paper was wrote by Sir William Temple.'' f. 3.
2. Bill in the Irish Parliament for establishing the FJax and Hemp
Company of Ireland, in 1696, f. 8.
3. Extracts of letters, orders and proclamations, which have come
from Ireland since the discovery of the Popish Plot, 1678, f. 20.
4 Amendments proposed by the Presbyterians in the King's Declara-
tion [1660], f. 23.
5. Beport to the Lords Justices of England on the papers of Messrs.
Goudet and Barreau, merchants, showing their engagement in an
illicit silk trade ; 1697. Fr. and Eng. f. 29.
6. •* Humanum est Errare, or False Steps on both sides " [by John
Sheffield, Earl of Mulgi-ave] ; 1688, f. 77.
7. ** Memorial to the Queen by the Duke of Atholl, giving an account
of the ditioovery of Capt. Simon Eraser and his aocomplices ; " Jan.
18, 170i, £ 99.
8. Account of the Begistrar's office in Chancery; partly derived
*' from Mr. Stedman," f. 102.
9. '* Salus Begis et Populi : " "A true account of the ways and means
of being releeved again&t eiToneous and unjust Decrees in Chancery
and of the antient manner of proceedings upon writts of eiTor in
Parliament;" by Walter Williams, of the Middle Temple [1684],
f. 104.
10. ** A Vindication of the Judgement of King James in the case of
the Jurisdiccion of the Court of Chancery ; " by the same, f. 1 32.
11.** Gravamina Litigatorum et Competitorum, or The Complaint of
such aa have had anything to doe in the prosecution or defence of
suites ; humbly represented to . . . the Lords Justices . . . and to
his Majesties most honourable Privy Councellours ; " -wiih a letter
to Sir John (afterwards Lord) Sommers, by Percivall Brunskell,
26 June, 1696. Autograph ; f. 160.
12. **The Present State of Justice in the American Plan tactions and
particularly in the Island of Barbados," f. 191.
13. "An Account of the present State and Government of Virginia,**
by Henry Hartwell, James Blair, and E. Chilton, f. 197.
14. Proposals for the better manning of the navy without prejudice to
trade, f. 229.
15. Letter of Dr. John Wallis, professor of mathematics at Oxford,
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310 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,882-27,891.
enclosing copies of an intercepted letter in cypher from Secretarj'
Sir Francis Windebank to his son, dat. Paris, 1 Mar. 164^, with
decipherings by a pnpil ; Oxford, 13 May, 1699. Holograph, f. 239.
16. "Mr. Cottington's case, ooncerneing iiie validity or Nullity of his
Marriage with Qallina (her former husband then liveing). Anno
1671 ;" by Thomas Barlow, Bishop of Lincoln, f. 249.
17. Two letters recommending liberty of conscience, "sent to B., 26,
28 Feb. 1661[2]," f. 256.
18. Discourse by Sir William Pettyt on Luke xxii. 31, 32, f. 260.
19. " Bemarks on the Vindication of the king's Soveraigne Bights " in
matters ecclesiastical, in support of a treatise by [Balph Brideoke ?]
Dean of Salisbury [1667-1676?], f. 276.
Paper; xvnth and xviiith centt. "Bought out of Ld. Somers'
Collection, 1 March, 1738, pretio 0-7-6 ;" "by Paul Jodrell Esq., of
Sion HiU, Middx." Folio.
27,888. La Vie de Jesus Christ, "compilee a Ath en Haynault'par
sire Julyen Fossetier prebstre indigne judiciaire de . . . . don
Charles, par la grace de clieu lors esleu roy des remains. Boy
catholicque des Espaignes etc. ;" 1620. Imperfect at ihe beginning.
Paper. Folio.
27,384. Copies of treaties and other documents of the Orisons;
1424-1707. Oerman, Paper ; xvnith cent. Folio.
27.386. "ExTBACiEN der Decreten loblich gemeiner Landen die
Herren Amtsleuth und das Veltlin betreffendenn ; " 1567-1773.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
27,888. Similar extracts concerning road and river tolls of the
Grisons; 1667-1772. Oerman. Paper ; xvmth cent Folio.
27.387. Beoister of the decrees of the diets of the Orisons ; arranged
under different divisions in alphabetical order. Oerman, Paper ;
xviuth cent. Folio.
27.388. "Ils Statute dalg hundro comoen da Bravoing in alta
Bh»tia:" statutes of Berglin in the Orisons. In the Ladine
dialect. Paper ; xvntth cent. Small quarto.
27»389. Criminal and civil laws of the Ob Val Tasna in the Orisons,
as drawn up in 1663 and copied for the use of the commune of
Cemetz in 1706; with later additions. In the Ladine dialect.
Paper; xviiith'cent. Folio.
27,390. BsGisTER of commercial statutes of the Ober-Engadin, with
confiimations from 1772 to 1792. In the Ladine dialect Paper ;
xviiith cent. Folio.
27,891 A-F. Maps and plans, viz.: — A. Sheemess and Fort Towns-
end, by E[dward] B[arron];— B. Encampment on Warley Common
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[oo. Essex], 1778, by Capt. A. Simpson, 59th Regt. ;— C. Encamp-
ment in Hyde Park, by Edward Barron ; — D. The Island of Jersey ;
— E. The City of Limerick, by Christoidier Colles;— F. Road from
MitchelBtown, oo. Cork, to Lismore, co. Waterford, by Joseph
Bnrke, G.E., 1828. Paper rolls ; xvuith and xixth centL Presented
by Earl Percy.
27.892 A-L. Maps and plans, viz,: — A. Encampment of the Allies
and the French on the Mahaigne [1692] ; Fr.;—B. Battle of Steen-
kerqne, 1692 ; Dutch ; — C. The house and gardens of Sorgflieth
[Sorgvliet in Holland] ; Fr.;— D. Siege operations at Bonn [1673
and 1689 ?] ; Dutch ;— B. The Danube, from Semlin to Witin [Widin] ;
€hrm. ; — F. Florence and environs ; ItaX. ; — G. The Bay of Naples ;
— ^H. A fortress ; — I. The Russian siege of Otchakoff, on the Black
Sea, 1788 ; — ^K. The Mosquito shore in the Bay of Honduras, by
Benjamin Armitage, 1784; — L. Bass's Straits, by Lieut. J. Grant.
Faper rolls ; zynth and xviiith centt. Presented by the same.
27.893 A-D. Maps and plans, viz.: — The Island of Minorca; St.
Phillip's Castle and the harbour of Mahon ; St. Phillip's Castle ;
and the subterraneans of the same. Canvas rolls ; xviiith cent.
Presented by the same,
27,894. ''Grammaire de la Langue Turque, traduite de Latin en
FTan9ois par Philippes Desmartineaulx de Granvilliers, et dedi^e a
S. £. Madame Girardin, Ambassadrice de France h la Porte Ottomane*
A Constantinople le 26 Decembre 1688." Paper. With a shield
of arms and a device embroidered on the covers. Small Quarto.
27,895-27,397. Correspondence of the fiunily of Gawdy, Baronets, of
West Harling and other places, co. Norfolk ; from the latter part
of the xvith century to 1713. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
The names of writers wiU be entered in the Index.
27,398. HousxHOLD-BOOE of inventories and expenses of Bassingbourne
Gawdy at Harling and Mendham, co. Norfolk ; 1570-1585. Paper.
Oblong Folio.
27,899. Household expenses of Bassingbourne Gawdy, 1582-1586;
and of Framlingham Gawdy, his son, 1626-1628, 1683, 1634, 1638,
1639. Paper. Small Quarto.
27.400. Lettebs of Sir Edmund Mundeford of Feltwell, co. Norfolk,
and of his wife, Abigail, daughter of Sir Thomas Knevet of Ashwell
Thorpe, and of their daughters, Abigail, wife of Sir Edward Steward,
and Dorothy ; 1600-1650. With notes by Oliver le Neve. Paper.
Folio.
97.401. Letters and papers, 1430-1716, viz.:—
1. Two leaves from the letter-book of Thomas Langley, Bishop of
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312 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27>401.
Durham, contaiuing copies of letters to the Countess of Westmore-
land, [James I.] King of Scotland (from the Jlnglish commissioners),
the Earl of Salisbury, Warden of the West Marches of Scotland, and
others ; 26 Apr.-29 May, 1430, f. 1.
2. Sir Thomas Tyrell to the Lord Mayor of London ; 30 July [xvith
cent.], f. 3.
3. Agreement between Margaret Preston, of Fenyngham [Fininghamt
CO. Suffolk] and Nicolas, her son, and William Preston, respecting
division of land. With signature of Sir John Tyrell, f. 4.
4. Queen Elizabeth to Sir Nicholas Baoon, Lord Keeper ; 27 Sept.
[1562]. With signature and seal, fc 6.
6. John [Salisbury] Dean of Norwich to W^illiam Paston, high sheriff
of Norfolk; 27 Nov. [1665], f. 7.
6. E[dward Manners, Earl of] Rutland to the same ; London, 20 Dec.
1570, f. 8.
7. John [Parkburst], Bishop of [Norwich, to the same; Ludham, 16
Oct. 1572, f. 10.
8. T[homa8 Ratcliffe, Earl of] Sussex to [Henry Grey] Earl of Kent;
"the Court," 20 Dec. 1581, f. 11.
9. The Privy Council to [Roger] Lord North, to take iiato custody
Lord William Howard; 18 Apr. 1585. Signed hj Vf[\\liam Cecil,
Lord] Burghley, R[obert Dudley, Earl of] Leycester, H[enry Carey,
Lord] Hunsdon, [Sir] Fra[ncis] Walsyngliam, and [Sir] Clir[istppher]
Hatton. f. 12.
10. C[harles] Lord Howard of Effingham, to the same ; "the Courte,"
31 Mar. 1586, [20 Nov. 1590]. With seal. flf. 14, 18.
11. [Antonio, Grand Prior of Crato] self-styled King of Portugal, to
the same; "Ouinzer" [Windsor], 19 Oct. 1586. Fr. With
signcdure and seal, f. 16.
12. Anne, Countess of Warwick [daughter of Francis Russell, Earl of
Bedford, and widow of Ambrose Dudley, Earl of Warwick], to the
same; Northawe(?), 6 Mar. 1590[1], f. 20.
13. Order of Sir Phillip Woodehouse, Thomas Lord, Sir Edmund
Moundeford, and others. Justices of the Peace for Norfolk, to the
Treasurers of the King s Bench and Marshalsea, in favour of Robert
Newport, of Saham Tony, miller; 18 Jan. 1599 [1600], f. 22.
14. Petition of the inhabitants of North Elmham, co. Norfulk, in fisivour
of George Largo ; 9 Jan. 1602. With the approval of the Justices
of the Peace, sigjhed by Myles Corbet t, Sir Phillip Woodehouse, and
Henry Wyndam. f. 23.
1 5. Account of the receiver of Henry Howard, Earl of Northampton,
in COS. Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridge; 1604. With the earl's
signature in discharge, f. 24.
16. William Gostling to his brother, Edmund Gostling, merchant of
Norwich; Bordeaux, 4 Doc. 1610, f. 26.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,401, 27,402. 313
17. " Memoria de la hacienda que toca al pressente [Francisco Gonsalez
de Andia?] el Marques de Yalparayso ; " n.d. Signed, f. 28.
18. Passport of the States-General of Holland in favour of Thomas
Preston; 20 May, 1665. Dutch. With signatures and seal. f. 31.
19. Passport for Peter Le Neve; Hague, 11 Oct. 1716. Lat. Signed
and seeded by H[oratio] W«dpole [afterwards Lord Walpole of
Wolterton], ambassador at the Hagae. f. 34.
Most of the letters have notes or endorsements by Sir John Fenn.
Paper. Folio.
27,402. Miscellaneous historical coid other papers, being oontemporaiy
or recent copies, some of them in the handwriting of Thomas Martin,
of Palgrave, and others having notes or endorsements by him or Sir
John Fenn. The most important are : —
1. Extract from Sir Henry Holcroft's translation of Procopius's History,
concerning Britain, f. 1 .
2. Arms of knights of Norfolk, temp. Edw. I. ; copied by Francis
Peck, Rector of Godeby Maureward, oo. Leicester, 1734, t 7.
3. Becord of the judgment passed on Henry of Lancaster, Earl of
Hereford, and Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, at Coventry ; [16
Sept.], 21 Eic. n. [1398]. Fr. f. 10.
4. Inquisition on the murder of Lawrence, Abbat of Furness ; 1408,
f. 12.
5. *' A spurious Popes Bull in old English Bythme. Gopyed by Mr.
Francis Blomfield and me Tho. Martin," f. 13.
6. Letter of H[enry] C[hicheley] Archbishop of Canterbury, to [Henry
V.]; Lambeth, 6 Mar. [1418], t 19.
7. Will of Thomas Lord Hoo ; 12 Feb. 1464, f. 21.
8. ** A description of the kings coUedge in Camebridge, as it was ap-
pointed to bee built by K. Henry 6! the royall founder thereof," f. 23.
9. Abstract of Henrj- Vllth's will ; 31 Mar. 1509, f. 33.
10. Privy Seal; with the amount of loans from the inhabitants of
Hoxson Hundred, co. Suffolk; 1523, f. 36.
11. Letters of Cardinal Wolsey, Henry YIII., Queen Eatherine, and
the Princess Mary; ]522(?)-1549. From a MS. belonging to Sir
Thomas Hanmer, Bart., f. 38.
12. Verses) from Calendant. Lai. B,ndEng. f. 44.
13. ** A List of such as were executed in Henry Ylllth's Time," f. 47.
14. Inventories of goods of Edward Flowerdewe, Baron of the
Exchequer ; 1569 and n.d. ff. 51, 53.
15. James L to the Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, for indulgence to
Boman Catholics, on the proposed marriage of Prince Charles and
the Infanta of Spain ; 1623, f. 54.
16. ''A true relation of the treaty and ratification of the marriage" of
Charles 1. with Henrietta Maria of France, f. 57.
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17. *' The manner of the Presentation of the Duke of Buckingham his
Grace to the OhanoellorBhip of the University of Cambridge ;" July,
1626, f. 68.
18. ** The ooppie of a letter from Mr. Thomas Eilligrewe to my lorde
Goringe conoeminge what he aawe at a monestarie in France where
divers nuns were possessed," etc, ; 7 Dec. 1635. Imperfect, f. 70.
19. '* A breefe Eelatione of the late Batle betweene the duke of Sazsony
and the Emperor on the one side and the Sweades; " 26 Sept. 1636,
f. 73.
20. The committee of the Associated Counties to the inhabitants of
Cambridge, to contribute for the defence of the town; 7 Apr. 1643,
ff. 76, 77.
21. Charles I. to the Earl of Essex; Liskard, 6 Aug. 1644; with a
narrative of the earl's behaviour on receipt thereof, attested by
Lord Bobert Beauchamp ; 7 Aug. 1644, f. 79.
22. '* A list of all such guns as are now on y* castle walles and about
the Citty of Exeter on batteries :" temp. Charles I., f. 81.
23. "A true Belation of my Lord [William Cavendish, Earl of
Newcastle and Lord] Ogle's Engagements before the Battle of
Edgehill and aflPber ; " 1642-1645, f. 82.
24. Court-martial on Lord Ogle for the surrender of Winchester ;
Oxford, 12 Nov. 1645, f. 100.
25. ** Examinations of Wizards and Witches (com. Suffolc.) in August
1645 ; " given by John Thruston, of Ho;sne, to Thomas Martin, of
Palgrave, f. 104.
26. " The Redcoats Catechisme, or instructions to be learned by every
one desirous to be one of Parliament Janizaries," f. 122.
27. Charles I. to Sir George Carteret, Bart. ; 1649, f. 124.
28. *' The present state of the case of the Lady Alathea, .... widdow of
.... Lord Thomas [Howard] late Earle of Arundell and Surry ; "
in the suit brought by the present earl ; 1650, f. 126.
29. Account of the appearance of the ghost of Sir George Yilliers to
Nicholas Towse; 1627, f. 132.
30. '' His Majesties declaration ;/' Breda, 1 May 1660. Printed, f. 134.
31. Charles II. to [James, Duke of York,] desiring him to go abroad
[Feb. 1679], f. 137.
32. The answer of James 11. to the petition of the seven Bishops [18
May, 1688], f. 139.
33. " A Leter from the Earle of Clarendon to his Daughter Ann
Dutchess of Yorke," on her becoming a Boman Catholic, f. 140.
34. Table of contents of " Parliamenti Summarium, or a Treatise of
the Constitution of our English Parliament;" May, 1661-Jan.
1675[6], f. 144.
35. Articles of impeachment of Thomas [Osborne], Earl of Danby ;
1678, f. 148.
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36. ** The Speech of Richard Langhom Esq., at his Execution, July
14, 1679." Printed, f. 160.
37. [James Scott,] Duke of Monmouth to Charles 11. [1683], f. 152.
38. '* Coppies of two Papers written by the late King Charles 2^ " in
favour of the Boman Catholic religion ; published by order of James
II. in 1686, f. 163.
39. "The libell for which [Edward] Fitz-Harris stands . . . con-
demned ; " with a printed paper : " Some short . . . Animadversions
on the Paper . . . entituled The Confession of Edward Fitz-Harris,*"
etc., ff. 166, 167.
40. •' An exoelent new Balad caled the Prince of Darknes," on the
birth of the Prince of Wales ; 10 June, 1688, f. 168.
41. "An Examination of a Pamphlet called A Brief History of the
Succession of the Crown of England &o.," f. 169.
42. [Charles Mordaunt] Earl of Peterborough, to [the Secretary of
State?] on affairs in Spain, [1706], f. 186.
43. Original letter from to Eobert Fransham, Norwich, giving an
account of the trial of Biohard Graham, Viscount Preston ; 20 Jan.
1690[1], f. 187.
44. " The Dying Speech Of James Shepheard ;" 17 Mar. 171|, f. 193. *
Paper; xviith and xvjiith centt. Folio.
27,403. LnoAL treatise on foldcourses in Norfolk. On f. 1 is this
note, in the writing of Thomas Martin, of Palgrave : " Q. if not .
written by S' Henry Spelman whilst S' Henry Hobert was oheif
Justioe of the Comon pleas between the years 1617 and 1626. It
is the handwriting of Guibon Goddard Esq**, recorder of Lenne." At
f. 9 is inserted a petition or " Bill &r liberty of foldcourse and
priviledges." Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
117,404. 1. AoootTNTS of Mettingham College, co. Norfolk, 20-22 Hen*
VIII. [1529-1681], f. 1.
2. ** Qwarter wagis " of the oflBcers, servants, and yeomen of the Tower,
and yeomen of the King's Chamber; Christmas 87 Hen. YIII.
[164&],f. 17.
3. Accounts for diet of the Justices of Assize, at Dnrye [Buiy ?, co-
Sufifolk], and Thetford, co. Norfolk; Lent, 1663, f. 33.
4. " The accompt of Sir George Carew, knight. Lord Carew, Baron of
Clopton, Becever generall to . . . Queue Anne [wife of James L];"
for the year ending Michaelmas, 1606, f. 36.
5. Warrant of E[dward Somerset] Earl of Worcester to the auditors
<* of the severall Counties w*^ whome y* landes and Bevenues in her
Majesty's Joincture are in charge; " 12 Dec. 1612. Copy. f. 43.
6. Warrant of T[homas Saokville] Lord Buokhurst [Lord Treasurer] to
the auditor of cos. Devon, Somerset, and Dorset, for particulars of cer-
tain offices; 24 May, 1603. Signed. With drafts of the returns, f.46.
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7. [Henry] Lord Da[D]verB to the Lord Treasurer ; White Fryers, 30
June, 1606. Copy. f. 55.
Paper ; xvith and xvnth centt. Folio.
27,405. 1. GENEA.LOOIGAL Elstory of England from William I. to James
L, f. 1.
2. ^' A breefe Description of England and Wales with some collections
out of the English Chronicles," to the death of Richard III. ; with a
prefatory notice by Thomas Martin, of Palgrave, f. 22.
3. English History. Imperfect ; being chapters 6, 7, 20-24, of a larger
work, containing the reigns of Henry II., Richard I. and Henry
Vn. to Elizabeth, f. 67.
Paper ; xviith cent. Octavo.
27,406-27,408. Poetical pieces : the collections of Oliver and Peter
Le Neve and Thomas Martin, of Palgrave, comprising religious,
political, l3Tical, and other compositions. Three volumes. Paper ;
xvirth and xvmth centt. Quarto and Folio.
The/oUowing Nos., 27,409-27,424, were presented hy Sir W. 0. Trevelyan,
Bart.
27.409. Papers relating to Bromfield, co. Cumberland ; consisting of
rentals, inventories, conveyances, etCy and a few letters ; temp. Edw.
YI.-1699. At the end of the volume are : *' An Act for inclosing lands
in the Manor of Aspatria ;" 1812, jpnn^ed, f. 163 ; — The descent of the
manor of Bromfield ; 1545-1695, drawn up by Sir W. C. Trevelyan,
f. 182 ; — " Contents of a MS. vol. in the library of a Misa Currer,
Eshton Hall, Yorkshire, Indexed by W. C. Trevelyan '' [i.e. Add.
MS. 24,966], f. 193. Paper; xviith and xixth centt. Folio.
27.410. Documents of the family of Calverley qf Calverley, co, York ;
consisting of legal coid official papers, original or drafts. Paper and
vellum ; xvith-xvinth centt. Large Folio.
27.411. Papebs and documents of the same family, including some
original letters of its members and connections ; 1595-1730. With
a table of contents. Paper and vellum. Folio.
27.412. Transcripts of the Calverley Charters [see Add. Ch. 16,680-
17,202] by Simon Segar of Battle; 1714. Various pedigrees and
genealogical notes concerning the family of Calverley are inserted in
the volume. At f. 190 are letters from Segar to Sir Walter Calverley,
Bart., of Esholt, dated 1713; and at f. 255, '' A Oenealogicall and
Historicall account " of the family by Balph Thoresby, with two
letters from him to the scune Sir Walter, dated Leeds, 25 Sept. 1711,
8 Oct. 1717. A few letters to Sir W. C. Trevelyan are also inserted.
Paper ; xviith-xixth centt. At the beginning is the note, " Belongs
to Sir John Trevelyan, Bait., 24 March, 1787. Isaac Heard,
Garter." Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,418—87,423. 317
27,418. Deeds relating; obiefly to the monasteries of Kirkstall, Bolton,
and Essheliolt, co. York ; " many of tliem printed from this copy in
StoTens' Monasticon." Paper; early xvinth oent. ; with a vellnm
wrapper of the xyiith oent., on which is the name of Henrie
Calverley. Folio.
87,414. " The Genealogy of the right antient and hon"* family of
Calverley of Calverley," by Simon Segar, 1716 ; with emblazoned
arms, and facsimile drawings of charters. Vellum roll.
87,416. Pedigree of the family of Calverley to the close of the xvnth
centnry ; with emblazoned arms. Vellum roll.
87.416. Genealogigat. accounts and pedigrees of the family of Calverley.
Paper ; xviiith cent. With a table of papers, partly in this volume
and partly in No. 27,412. Folio.
87.417. " A Catalogue of the Deeds, Writings, and Papers . • . in Sir
Walter Calverley's clossett at Esholt ; " Dec. 1737. " The originall
of which Catalogue was taken by Mr. Hemingway in the year 1694."
Paper ; xvnith cent. Oblong Folio.
87.418. DiART and memorandum-book of Sir Walter Calverley, Bart.,
of Esholt, with some entries previous to, and after, his time ; 1660-
1745. With an index. Paper. Folio.
87.419. CoMMONPLACB-BOOK of Henry Calverley, of Ergholme, co.
Durham; containing, among other things, epitomes of Fuller's
** Church History" and Spotswood's " History of the Church of
Scotland;" 1658. Paper. Duodecimo.
87.420. Letteb-book of Joseph Richmond, agent to Sir Walter Calverley
Blaokett, Bart ; 1728-1734. Paper. Folio.
87,421 Funeral accounts of the family of Blaokett, Baronets, of
Wallington, co. Northumberland ; 1691-1759. Paper. Folio.
27.422. " The History of the life and death of Richard the third, in
two Bookes, by Geo. Bock, Esq** [Sir George Buck, Master of the
Revels]." Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
87.423. Treatises and collections of Robert Hegge, viz. : —
1. "Saint Cuthbert or The Histories of his Churches at Lindisfarne,
Cuncacestre and Dunholme," by R. Hegge (printed, in 1663, as'
'* The Legend of St. Cuthbert "), f. 6.
2. Verses on George [Villiers] Duke of Buckingham, f. 64.
3. Names of knights dwelling in the bishopric of Durham who were
present at the battle of Lewes, 1264, f. 66.
4. " A catalogue of all y« Knightes Fees belonging to this Sea [of
Durham] anciently, in Norhamsliire, Lincolneshire, Alvertonshire,
the county of Durham, and Wapentake of Sndberg," f. 71.
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5. Index of names to ^ The Accedence of Armorie " and other heraldic
works, f. 78.
6. Genealc^cal notes concerning the £imilies of Nevill, Lnmley,
Hansard, Maddyson, Salvin, Bnrton, Bellassis, Hilton, Hedworth,
Tailboys, Bulmer, Elmden, Olaxton,. Conjers, Millott, Bainbrigge,
Barnes, Strother, Felton, Fenwyke, Veesye, Umfravile, and Lisle, f.
116.
7. Proclamation by Henry St George, Norroy King of Arms, publish-
ing the names of persons who had usurped the title of gentleman
within the county palatine of Durham; 16 Sept 1615, f. 173.
8. '* A coppie of some letters which were found in Rabie castle after
the Rebellion" (printed in " Archaaologia ^liana," ii, 199), f. 177.
9. Descent of the family of Calverley, f. 182.
10. Petitions and arguments between the baronets and the younger
sons of peers for precedence ; temp, Jas. L, f. 191.
11. " Lectiones theologicw in Aula C.C.C. Oxon. vicibus pradlectee'' by
Robert Hegge, 1627, f. 229.
Various genealogical and other notes, in different hands, con-
cerning the Oalverleys and other families, are scattered through the
volume. On f. 251 is a memorandum, by Sir W, C. Blaokett, of a
find of gold coin in Fen wick Tower, co. Northumberland, in 1775*
A letter of Philip Bliss, 25 May, 1820, giving his opinion that the
MS. is in Hegge's own hand, is inserted at f. 4.
Paper; xvuthcent. Small Quarto.
87,424. '^ LiBELLUS de raptu animae Tnndali et ejus visione, traotans
de penis infemi et gaudiis paradisi : " a transcript from an early
printed edition. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
27,425 A-C. Lctters of Thomas Moore, the poet, to members of the
family of Houl»on, of Farley Castle, Beckington; 1822-1833; with
two letters of Elizabeth Moore, his wife, to Mrs. Houlton ; n.d. Two
volumes. Paper. Quarto. Presented by Arthur Houltcn^ Esq,
27.426. " Journal de la Campagne d'AUemagne, 1 735 ; " a journal of
the daily dispositions of the French army, from 25 May to 20
Oct. 1735. Imperfect at the end. Paper; xviiith cent Folio.
27.427. Translation of Sallubt's Catiline and Jugurthine War, in
Italian. At the end are some recipes for invisible ink. Paper;
xvth and xvith centt. Octavo.
27.428. Theological and devotional pieces in Italian^ viz. : —
1. " Lordene della vita cristiana delle be[n]tentie di sa[n]cti padri ....
compilato de frate Symone da Chascia de la Marcha del ordine di
frati romitant [eremitani] de sancto augustino, all anni domini
MCccxxxiiJ, quaudo stava in Fioren9a predicatore ;" in two parts, f. 2.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,428-27,436. 319
2. L^ends of Saints, viz. ;— S. Katerina, f. 48 b ;— S. Cecilia, f. 62 b ;
S. Eufrosina, f. 57 b;— S. Helisabeth, f. 67 b;-S. Giulina. f. 76 ;
— S. Beatrice, f. 77 b.
3. Prediche di frate Giordano, f. 78.
4. Passages from the Oospels, with explanations, f. 82.
5. " Uno grande ezempio et amaistramento per lanima dongni fidele
cristiano ; " witb prayers, f. 98.
6. Hymn to Jesus, f. 103 b.
7. " Arbor amoris et oontemplationis divine." Imperfect, f. 107 b.
Velltun ; xivth cent. With miniatures and borders finely executed
by Italian artists of the school of Giotto. Octavo.
27.429. Le Sette Savi di Roma. Imperfect Vellum ; early xivth
cent. With illustrative paintings. Quarto.
27.430. 1. Corona Venetorum: a compendious chronicle of Venice
from 1096, compiled by Antonio di Matheo di Corato, and dedi-
cated to Francesco Fosoari, Doge; 18 May, 1447. lial. f. 1.
2. Short notes of Italian history, from the time of Attila to 1125.
lial. f. 75.
3. Chronicle of Venice, to 1444. Ital £ 89.
Paper; xvth and xvith centt. ; with the book-plate of Frederick,
6th Earl of Guilford. Small Quarto.
27.431. l."La origine delle nobilissime fameglie et casade della
inclita citade de Venetia con le sue arme," f. 2.
2. '* Come Atila .... naqne, et per che mode il vene al mondo.*'
Imperfect. (See No. 27,430, art. 2.) f. 102.
3. Chronicle of Venice, to 1427 ; with arms of the doges. Ital. f. 105.
4. ^^Copia di una lettera mandata dal dominio di Venetia al nobel
homo M. Zorgi Dolfin, V anno 1310, adi 27 Zngno, essendo baylo a
Constantinopoli di tutto il sucesso de Baiamonte Tiepolo," f. 1 99.
5. Memoranda of &milies elected to the grand council in l'dR9, etc.,
f. 200 b.
Paper ; xvith cent. ; with the book-plate of the Earl of Guilford.
Small Quarto.
87.432. Storia Fiorentina, 1360-1460. A compilation of Florentine
history, by an anonymous author. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
27.433. PRiORiarrA Fiorentino of Francesco Segaloni, with arms
roughly sketched in, and additional notes and corrections. Paper ;
xvinth cent. Folio.
27.434. Arme Pistoiese : arms of the families of Pistoja, by Alfonso
Brunozzi, 1733. Paper. Folio.
27,436. Arms of Italian and German families, roughly drawn and
coloured; with additions by a second hand. Paper; xviiith cent.
Small Folio.
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320 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,486—27,441.
27.486. Poetical pieces, sonnets, eto., chiefly in Italtan. Paper;
xviiith cent. Octavo.
27.487. '*Sgrie delle Medaglie Pontificie in Eame, prinoipiando da
Martino Y. flno al regnante Pontefioe Clemente XIY : " a list of
the devices and legends. Paper ; xvnith cent. Small Folio.
27.488. *' The Armes and Discents of all the kinges of England : *'
from Egbert to Elizabeth, by W[illiam] S[egar, Norroy]. Paper;
xvnth cent.; with brief additions to George IV. Smckll Quarto.
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27.489. Arms of English families, roughly drawn in trick. Paper ;
xviith cQiit. Belonged to Sir George Nayler, Garter. Duodecimo.
27.440. Memoirs and copies of correspondence of Charles AUestree, of
Christ Church, Oxford, and Vicar of Daventry, co. Northampton,
with other matter. Autograph. The contents are : —
1. " Calendarium Oxoniense," notes of incidents at Oxford, 6 July-
17 Nov. 1677 ; with an account of the foundation of Oriel and
Queen's Colleges and of St Edmund's Hall, f. 2.
2. "The Preamble of Mr. [Charles] Montague's Patent," created Lord
Halifitx, 1700, f. 20.
3. " Reasons why the University of Oxford could not handsomly create
Mr. William Nicholson (Lord Bishop of Carlile Elect) Doctor in
Divinity," 1702, f. 21.
4. " The Dissertation of Favorinus, the philosopher, in w*"** he en-
deavours to perswade a Noble Lady to nurse the children she had,
or should bring forth," addressed to Mrs. Cartwright, of Aynho,
* ff. 27, 130.
5. "Some letters relating to my own affaires at Daventry;" 1679-1702,
f. 33.
6. Literary and other letters of Charles AUestree; 1689-1706, f. 59.
7. " Some papers, or Memoires, Relating to my own Affairs at
Daventry, and to the inhospitable usage, that I have receiv'd with-
out the least intermission, for Twenty years successivly in this
place of Torment, from this wicked Corpomtion .... by Charles
Allestre, A.M., presbyter of the Church of England," f. 122.
8. *' An Appendix to the Votes of the House of Commons in the First
Parliament call'd by Queen Anne ;" 1702-1706 : a political account
of different members of the House, f, 133.
Paper ; xvuith cent. With a table of contents added. Belonged to
Isaac Reed in 1770. Quarto.
27.441. *'A Register-booke of all Weddinges, Chiistninges and
Burialls sithence August anno Domini 1606 : " the parish register
of Alderbury, co. Wilts; 1606-1648, with further scattered entries
to 1672. Vellum; in the old wrapper. Small Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,442^27,461. 321
t7,44S. HoviLiiB of St. Basil and others. In Servian. Paper ; of the
latter half of the xivth cent. ; in old binding of boards coYered
with stamped leather. From the monastery of Detchani, in Old
Servia. Octavo.
87,443-27,446. Original correspondence and papers of the family of
Paston, of Paston, co. Norfolk, during the reigns of Edward IV.-
Henry VII.; comprising the letters published, but not in their
integrity, in 1823, in Vol. v. of " Original Letters," edited by Sir
John Fenn, together with other papers. The whole collection has
been lately printed in the " Paston Letters," by James Gairdner,
1872-1876. Four volumes. Paper ; xvth and xvith centt. Folio.
S7,447, 37,448. Corbesfondence and papers of the family of Paston,
afterwards Earls of Yarmouth ; consisting of private and business
letters, with accoxmts, and genealogical and other papers; circa
1620-1701. Two volumes. At the beginning of Vol. i. are, " A
Grallery to the Temple : Lyricall Poemes upon sacred occasions by
Ba. Eneuett," f. 11 ;— and the " Ordynaunce for the Christenyng of
Prince Edward," f. 68. Paper. Folio.
27,449. Collection of accounts, chiefly original, viz, : —
1. " A brief of the charges of the [royal] howseholde for vu yeares
with the difference of Sommes ; " 31 Hen. VIII.-4 Eliz., f. 1.
2. Extracts, by Sir John Fenn, from account-books of Sir Thomas
L'Estrange, of Hunstanton, co. Norfolk; 1522-1538, f. 3.
3. CJopy, by the same, of the compotus of the Receiver of Thomas
[Mowbray] Earl Marshal and Earl of Nottingham; 1401-1404,
£20.
4. Tailor's bill for Thomas Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, 19 Hen, VIII.
[1527, 1628], f. 22.
5. ** An Alphabeticall Table of y* most remarkeable Persons and Things
mencon'd in y* old Hous-hold Books of Accounts in the time of Sir
Thomas L'estrange," 1519-1648, f. 27.
6. Household aocounte of the family of L'Estrange ; 1576, 1578, 1579,
1687-1689, f. 33.
Paper ; xvith and xviiith centt. Folio.
87.460. Examinations of John Paston and others, witnesses, touching
the will of Sir John Fastolf, knight, of Caistor, co. Norfolk [cb.
1469], in the cause between Sir William Yelverton, knight, and
William Worcester, executors by pretension, and John Paston and
Thomas Howys, clerk, executors; 1465, 14H6.' Paper; xvth cent.
Folio.
87.461. 1. Memorandum of plate of William Fasten, left in pledge
with Eliwibeth Clere, of Ormesby ; 24 Oct. 14 Edw. IV. [1474],
f. 1.
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2. Similai' memorandum of plate delivered to John Busshe ; 19 Aug.
19 Edw. IV. [1479], f. 2.
3. Anonymous memorandum [by one of the Paston family ?} ^* to speke
with William Byrde." xvth cent. f. 3.
4. Inventory of plate of the Pastons ; after a.d. 1479 (see " Fasten
Letters," ed. Gairdner, iii. p. 270), f. 4.
5. Deer account of Richard Chambyr, "Parker" of Framlingham
Park, CO. Suffolk; 24 Hen. Vn.-5 Hen. Vm. [1509-1513].
Imperfect, f. 11.
6. Household-book of Sir Thomas L'Estrange of Hunstanton, oo. Nor-
folk ; 22 Apr. 1526-23 Mar. 1627, f. 26.
Paper ; xyth and xvith centt. Oblong Folio.
87,458, 87,453. Notes, drafts and memoranda, of Sir John Fenn
for his edition of the "Paston Letters." Two volumes. Paper;
XYiuth cent. Quarto.
87.454. Ck)RRESPOKDENCE of Sir John Fenn with George Robinson,
his publisher ; 1787-1789; with drafts of letters of Sir J. Fenn,
sent to various persons with presentation copies of his work, memo-
randa, franks, etc. Included are a few letters from his brother-in-
law, J. Frere, 1788, 1789, and one from his nephew, J. H. Frere,
19 May, 1789, f. 69. Paper. Quarto.
87.455. Proofs of some of the letter-press and plates of Sir John
Fenn's edition of the "Paston Letters." Paper; xviiith cent.
Quarto.
For description of No. 87,456, 9ee the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
87,457 A-0. Miscellaneous autograph letters, etc. : —
A. 1. Henri d'Angoulesme, grand prior of France, to the consuls of
Toulon; Tar[a8c]on, 17 Ang. 1581. Fr. Signed, f. 2.
2. John Laughton to [John] Nalson, D.D.; [Trinity College, Cam-
bridge,] 2 Aug. 1681, f. 3,
B. John Wesley to his brother, Samuel Wesley ; Birmingham, 25
Mar. 1783 : with a letter of Professor Gborge Stephens of Copen-
hagen; 17 Dec. 1866, f. 6. Presented hy Prof esecr Stephens.
C. 1. [Robert Sutton] Lord Lexington to William Blathwayte,
Secretary-at-war ; Aston, 30 June, tf.a., f. 9.
2. W[illiamJ Duncombe, English minister at Stockholm, to the same ;
9 July, 1692, f. 11.
D. 1. Certificate of Nicol6 Paganini, the violinist, in favour of
Kontski ; Paris, 5 May, 1838. Ital. f. 15.
2. Certificate of Ferdinand Fane, Mayor of Nantes, of the naming of
the Salle d'Asile Kontski ; 24 Nov. 1847, f. 17.
Presented hy S. Dodd, Esq.
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£L Sir Philip Frands to James Archdeacon ; 25 Jan. 1800, f. 19. Pre-
sented hff Mrs. Parkes,
F. Facsimile of a letter in the handwriting of '* Junius " to Miss
Giles, enclosing a copy of verses, f. 22. Presented by the Hon,
Edteard Twisleion.
G- Edward [Seymour, Duke of] Somerset, Protector, to Sir Thomas
Cheyne, Lord Warden of the Ciuque Ports ; Westminster, 8 Aug.
1549. Copy. £ 28.
H. Emmanuel, Baron von Swedenborg, to Dr. G. A. Beyer ; Amster-
dam, 16 Apr. 1766. Swed. f. 30.
1. S[amuel] T[aylor] Coleridge to Samuel Purkis; 29 July, 1800,
20 Oct. 1809, ff: 33, 35.
K. 1. [Paul Heinrich] Mallet to de Rieux ; Aubonne, 23 Oct 1774.
IV. f. 38.
2. [Francois Marie Arouet de] Voltaire to the same ; «.d., f. 40.
3. Madame Deuis [niece of Voltaire] to the same ; Femez, 13 Nov.,
s.a., I 42.
PresenUd by Dr. Charles Bieu.
L. General [Jacques Francois, Baron] Menou to Citoyen Thibeau-
deau, Conseiller d'Etat; Toulon, 16 Frimaire, an 10 [7 Deo. 1801],
f. 45. Presented by A. W. Thibeaudeau, Esq.
M. Sir Henry Spelman to Sir Bassingboume Gawdy; Hunstanton,
22 Nov. 1601 ; Narburgh, 23 Jan., 26 Feb. 1604, ff. 48-50.
N. Seven letters of Andrew Ducarel, D.D., to Thomas Martin, of
Palgrave ; Doctors' Commons, n.d., 23 Feb., 23 Mar., 4 June, 1754,
30 July, 1764; Paper Office, 13 Feb. 1765, ff. 53-61.
O. H. Kassam, English envoy to Abyssinia, to Theodore, Emperor of
Ethiopia; Magdala,16 Sept. 1866. Presentedhy W. T. Blanford, Esq.
Paper ; xVith-xixth centt. Folio.
For description of No. 27,458, see (he Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27,469. 1. ^* Tabula de vocabulis sinonimis etequivoois colorum, "e/c,
f.5.
2. Table of references to a work on colours, f. 19.
3. *' Experimenta de coloribus," f. 23.
4. Liber Theophili de omni scientia picturee artis, f. 48 b.
5. ** Liber magistri Petri de Sancto Audemaro do coloribus fadendis,''
f. 61.
6. Liber Eraclii de coloribus et de artibus Bomanorum, f. 79.
7. " De coloribus diversis : " notes taken by Johannes Archerius, or
Alcherius, from the information of Jacobus Gona, a Fleming, and
Antonius de Compendio, a Parisian illuminator, at Paris, in 1 398,
f. 98 b.
8. Receipts for ink and colours in French^ f. 109.
A transcript of a MS. in the Biblioth^que Nationale, Ancien fonds
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6741, written by Jean Le Begue, *'gre&rius generalium magist-
rornm monete regis" in 1431. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
Preaentedby Bchert Hendrie^ Esq.
For description of No. 27,460, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27.461. CouTUHiER de Bretagne : a compilation of the ancient laws of
Brittany, with constitations of 1405 and 1451 ; and with the Laws
of Oleron appended, f. 146, having the date 1286. Vellum; xvth
cent. Qnarto.
27.462. Hegister of the minutes and accounts of the Company of
Mercers, Linen-drapers, Woollen-drapers and Merchant Taylors, of
Sandwich, oo. Kent ; 1 655-1 772. Paper ; in earlier stamped leather
binding, of the xvith century. Folio.
27,463, 27,464. Common-place books of William Melmoth. Two
volumes. A table of subjects is at the end of Vol. i. Paper ; xvnith
cent. Quarto. Presented by Melmoth Walters, Esq.
27,466. Letters on astronomy, addressed to a lady; 1746, 1747.
Corrected drafts. The initials F. Lg. are on f. 1. Paper ; xvinth
cent. Small Quarto. Presented by the same.
27.466. Recipe-booe of Mary Doggett, wife of Thomas Doggett, the
actor ; 1682. A note identifying Mary Doggett appears on f. 1, in
the handwriting of S[amuel] W[illiam] H[enry] Ireland, the Shake-
spearian forger. Paper. Quarto.
27.467. The Mother's Legacy to her unborn child ; by Eliza Joscelin,
wife of Taurell Joscelin. Autograph. See Sloane MS. 4378. Paper ;
early xviith cent. Duodecimo.
27.468. Petri Wesselingi, Professoris Trajectensis, dictata ad epistolas
S. Pauli ad Ephesios, Philippenses et Colossenses ; 1757, 1758. Paper.
Small Quarto.
For description of No. 27,469, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27.470. Map of the world; by Antonio Millo, 1582. Vellum roll,
7 ft. 3 in. X 3 ft. 7 in.
27.471. Chart of the coast lines of Europe, the Mediterranean, and
part of Africa, in colours ; with illustrative designs. *' Jacobus
Rusfius me fecit in nobili civitate Messane," 1537, Vellnm roll,
4 ft. 2 in. X 2 ft. 4 in.
27.472. Dictionary of Scottish law, by DaTid Chalmer, Chancellor of
Eoss, 1566 ; with a dedication to Mary Queen of Scots. At the
end is a note : ' '' Kegina Magdelena [daughter of Francis I. of
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France and wife of James Y.] advenit hnic regno prime Jnnii anno
1537, et r^na altera [Mary of Lorraine, 2nd wife of James Y.j
in eodem mense anno 1538." Paper; XYith cent. In the original
binding, baling stamped on the covers, *' Erie James of Murray
regent to onr soyeran." Octavo.
S7,47S-27,48L " Courier de Londres," a gazette of European affairs,
by Charles Alexandre de Calonne, formerly Minister of State ; Oct.
1795-Sept. 1798. Nine volumes. Paper. Duodecimo.
S7,482-27,485. *' Mes Loisirs ou Recoeuil en tout genre ; " miscellaneous
notes, extracts, anecdotes, efc., concerning public characters and
events, chiefly French, by M. de Calonne; 1792-1796. Four
volumes. Paper. Duodecimo.
57.486. ** Beooeuil d'Anecdottes anciennes et relatives k la H6volution
Fran9oiBe, et Liste des Flottes Fran9oi8es et Anglaises qui sent
sorties des ports reepectifs et qui se sent livr^s divers combats dans
la guerre des insurgents; de 1776 en 1783," by M. de Calonne.
Paper ; x vuith cent. Duodecimo.
87.487. ExTRAiTS des regnes des Souverains de I'Europe ; containing
notes of the lives of the Emperor Joseph II. ; Frederic the Qreat
of Prussia ; the Dauphin Louis, &ther of Louis XVI. ; Thomas
Wentworth, Earl of Strafford ; and of Guetavus III. of Sweden ; by
M. de Calonne. Paper. Duodecimo.
27.488. Drawings and copies of inscriptions of sepulchi al monuments
in old St. Pancras church and churchyard, London, with ground-
plans, collections concerning the life of St. Pancras, and miscellaneous
notes, by Charles Booth. A copy of a sketch of the church by
William Pennington, 1761, is prefixed. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
Far deaariptians of Nos. 27,489, 27,490, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27,481. 1. '* Maoki Basilii oratio de Invidia, a Nicolao Perotto e grfco
in latinum sermonem versa," f. 1.
2. **Ruffi Sexti viri oonsularis rerum gestarum populi Homani
Valenfiniano Augusto liber," f. 7.
3. " Leonardi [Bruni] Aretini Echonomicorum [Aristotelis translatio]
ad Cosmam de Medicis," f. 17 b.
4. *' Beati Bernard! de cura familiari opusculum," f. 24 b.
5. Tractatus " Leonardi Aretini de re militari," f. 27.
6. Ejusdem Aristotelis vita, f. 40.
7. •* Responsiva Frandsci Petrarche ad Johannem Aretinum," be-
ginning : *' Ignoti hominis sed noti nominis epistolam libens legi ;*'
9 Sept. 1370, f. 48.
8. '^FabulaTancredi Johannis Bocbacii, per Leonardum Aretinum e
vulgari sermone in latinum traducta," f. 49 b.
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Paper ; xvith cent " Iste liber est oongregatioiuB Sanote Justiiie,
id est, monaohonun sancti Benedioti, deputatns monasterio Sanctarum
Flore et Luoille de Aretio." *' Liber Jeronimi abbatis Sancte Flora.*'
Folio.
For descriptions of Nos. 27,492-27,531, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27.632. Bailiffs' accounts of Sbeffield and Rotheram mills, the Sheffield
coal-pits, etc., the property of George Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury,
with wages and other accounts; 1579-1582. Passed and signed by
the Earl. Paper. Folio.
27.633. Eeqister of deeds of John Yanx, lord of the manor of Catterlen,
CO. Cumberland, containing title-deeds, rents and legal memoranda,
to 1638. Interspersed are later rentals and accounts of Christopher
Hichmond, a subsequent lord of the manor. Paper ; xviith cent.
Folio.
27.634. " A Survey of the Manner of Hansworth, in the county of
Yorke, belonging to the Right Ho"* Thomas [Howard] Earle of
Arundell and Surrey, the R* Ho*** Francis [Talbot] Earle of
Shrewsbury, and S' George Savile,. Barronet, being Tenants in
Common," etc,, by Edmund Browne, 1657- Paper. Oblong Folio.
27,636. 1. Survey of the manor of Dorking, co. Surrey; early
xvuth cent. Imperfect, f. 1. An unexecuted conveyance of a
messuage, called Gallons, in Shore, co. Surrey, temp, James I.,
formed the wrapper, f. 34.
2. " The Survaie Booke of the Manner of Kings Bampton [co. Oxon.],
1609," taken for [Gilbert Talbot] Earl of Shrewsbury, by Elias
Allen, f. 37.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
27.636. Eent-rolls of the manor of Thombury, and of the manors
or tithings of Oldbury and Mars and Falefield, co. Gloucester;
1681, 1682. At the end is, ^ The Act confirmeing agreements
betweene [William Howard] the Lord Viscount of Stafford
and [Mary] his Lady and their customary tennants and coppy-
holders " in the same manors, 1670. Paper ; xviith cent. Oblate
Octayo.
27.637. Assessment for the poor's rate in the parish of Thombury, co.
Gloucester, 1681. Paper. Oblong Folio.
27.638. Papers relating to the property of the Dukes of Korfolk at
Shefield, co. York; chiefly consisting of business papers and
correspondence of John Shirebume, and others, agents, with printed
papers. Among the letters and signatures are many of Thomas
Howard, 14th Duke of Norfolk. Collected by Vincent Eyre, agent,
1782. Paper; xviith and xviiith oentt. Large Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MS&, S7,539--27,644. 327
87,638. Qkneral and Frezioh history from the Creation to Louis XL,
1461. JFV. With roughly executed miniatures. Vellum roll, 39 ft,
X 2 ft 3 in. ; XTth cent.
For deseripHona of No8. 27,540-27,642, see the Catalogue of Oriental MS8.
S7,648. 1. Warrastt of George II., for payment of the Queen's house-
hold to Christmas, 1737; 23 Feb. 1737[8], Signed; and counter-
signed by Sir R[obert] Walpole, [William Clayton, Lord] Sandon,
and G[iles] Earle, commissioners of the Treasury, f. 1.
2. Order of George III. for payment of Major-General Richard
Grenville ; 24 Nov. 1788. Holograph; with receipt, f. 8.
3. List of the king's jewels brought from the Queen's Lodge, Windsor ;
30 Nov. 1788. Signed by George P[rince of Wales], Frederick
[Duke of York], coid [James, Lord] Brudenell, Keeper, and Gabriel
Ifathias, Clerk of the Privy Purse ; with George III.'s receipt for
the same ; 9 Mar. 1789. Signed, f. 10.
4. Order of George III. for money to be paid to his private account
with Messrs. Drummond ; 4 Apr. . Holograph, f. 12.
5. Queen Charlotte to the governors of the Cbarterhouse, recommending
James Mathias for a scholarship ; St. James's, 29 Sept. 1797. Signed ;
and eomUersigned by [Richard Howard, Earl of] Effingham, f. 14.
6. The same to the [Earl of Effingham, Treasurer of her household(?)] ;
Weymouth, 14 Sept. 1804. Holograph, f 16.
7. ^ The Earl of Effingham's account of expenoes incurred by order of
Her Majesty on the marriage of Her Royal Highness ih& Princess
Mary ; " Oct 1816. Signed by the Queen, f. 18 b.
S. Similar account on the marriage of the Princess Charlotte of
Wales ; June, 1816. Signed by the Queen, f. 22 b.
Paper; xvnith and xixth centt. Folio.
PresefUed hy Sir W. 0. Trevdyan, Bart.
27,644. 1. Memoib on the Chouan war in Brittany, by M. de Jouette,
one of the commissioners of the British government; London, 12
Sept 1796. Fr. f. 2.
2. Intercepted letters in cypher from [Hugues Bernard Maret] Duo de
Bassano, French Minister for Foreign Afiairs, to M. Serurier,
Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States of America ; with
letters from M. Serurier and M. Lescalier, French Consul-General
in America, to the Duke ; 15 Jan. 1812-29 Apr. 1813, f 16.
3. Copies of letters of Marshal [Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult], Due de
Dalmatic, Marshal [Auguste Frederic Louis Yiesse de Marmont],
Due de Raguse, Marshal [Jean Baptiste, Comte] Jourdan, and
Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain ; 14 Apr.-16 June, 1812. With a
report on the operations of the ** Armee du Midi " in Spain, from
20 Mar. to 30 Apr. 1812. f. 116.
Paper ; xviiith and xixth centt. Folio.
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328 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,646-27,548.
For descripUon of No. 27,645, tee (he Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27.546. Discourse on Amnrath III., Sultan of Turkey, by Francesco
Marcaldi, of Florence; 1589. Ital. Paper. Octavo.
27.547. Theological treatises in Laiin by Jobann Brentz, m., bis
Commentaries on Jeremiab, f. 2 ; — Epbesians, f. 46 ; — Romans, f.
75 ; — 1 Corintbians (a fragment), f. 158 ; and bis bomilies on tbe
Gospel of St. Luke, f. 217. Tbe volume also contains—
1. ''Passio Cbristi per me Samuelem Ubermann apud Ober-Bobin-
genses, anno etc. 64, fideliter explicata ao proposita," f. 43.
2. '' Annotationes in Danielem,'* f. 160.
S.Sbort treatises and bomilies, f. 175.
4. '* Conciunculsd quaddam in salutationem angelicam Mari» factam,"
by Samuel Uebermann, 1563, f. 215.
Paper ; xvitb cent. From a note by Samuel Uebermann, junior, on
on f. 214 b, it appears tbat all tbe MS. is in tbe handwriting of
Martin Uebermann, a disciple of Brentz, with tbe exception of tbe
two articles added by Samuel Uebermann. In tbe original binding.
Octavo.
27.548. Miscellaneous autographs, 1507-1808, viz.: —
1. Antonio de Milito to tbe Conte [NicoU] di Gampobascio ; Naples,
3 Nov., 24 Apr. 1507. Ital £F. 2, 6.
2. [Louis Adb6mar de Monteil, Gomte de Grignan, to A. de Milito?]
n.d. Ital. f. 3.
3. Henrico di Cosya(?) to tbe Comte de Grignan; Rome, 23 Apr.
1521. Ital. f. 5.
4. Du Mount to Jeban Vymount, Sire de Beaumont, on English
affairs; London, 5 June, 1570. Fr. f. 7.
5. Christina of Sweden to [the French ambassador] on an impending
war with Denmark ; 27 Jan. 1644. Lat. Signed by her ministers,
f. 9.
6. Saint-Martin, missionary in China; Louvo, 9 Dec. 1687. Fr.
f. 13.
7.G[eorge] Smalridge [afterwards Bishop of Bristol, o6. 1719]; n.d.,
f. 15.
8. [John] Lord Carteret,- Secretary of State, to Lord Tyrawly,
Ambassador to Russia; Whitehall, 18 May, 1744. Cypher, f. 16. |
9. William Shenstone to John Scott Hylton; Apr. 1755, 11, 18 Aug.
1757, 2, 11 Mar., 24 Apr., 7 Dec. 1759, ffl 24-33.
10. Madame Croy de Tourzel to Louis, selfHstyled King of France
[afterwards Louis XVIII.] ; Paris, 6 Sept. 1795, f. 35.
ll.R[iohard] Hurd, nephew to Richard Hurd, Bishop of Worcester,
to Messrs. Cadell and Davis; Hartlebury Castle, 7 July, 1808, f. 38.
Paper; xvith-xixth centt. Folio.
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97JMB. ^JjL libro di Boe9io della pbylofiofioa oonsola^ione : " an
Italian translation of Boetbius ''de oonsolatione pbilosopbiaa,"
with marginal commentaries by Alberto Fiorentino. At tbe end
are added in another band —
1. Extracts from tbe ** Seoretnm Secretonim," attributed to Aristotle.
LaUu. f. 104.
2. Lament of the Virgin ; a poem in terza rima, in ten chapters, f.
105 b. It begins :
''Aye Beghina Tirgho glorioxa,
Che de dio padre ti chiamasti anzilla,
Del padre foeti madre filghia et spoza."
, Paper; zivtb cent. Folio.
87,660-27,664. Airs, fimtasias, etc., for three and fonr parts, by John
Jenkins, 1674. In five volnmes, arranged for first and second
treble, first and second bass, and organ. Paper; xviith cent.
Small Folio.
For deteripiioMofNos. 27,666-27,662, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
S7,66S. LiTUROY of St. Basil the Great. Oreeh. Imperfect at the
beginning. Vellnm roll, 7 ft. 8 in.' x 8} in. ; xivth cent.
S7,664. LiTUBOT of St. Basil the Great. Greek. Imperfect. Yellnm
ToU, 4 ft 11 in. X 91 in.; xivth cent.
For descripUonsofNoa. 27,666-27,668, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
27,669. Miscellaneous pieces in Latin, viz. : —
1. Fragment of a play having for characters Bila and Ariscancns.
2. Leonardi Aretini comedia Polyssena, f. 2.
3. Dialogos inter Lollinm et Theoderum, f. 15.
4. Story of Eugenia, wife of Lampertus, Duke of Burgundy (a branch
of the Grescentia legend), translated into Latin by Jacob Wimpfeling,
of Schelestadt, 1470, f. 15 b.
6.'^0armen magistri Ludwici de Tringenberg in Sohlettstatt," f. 21.
6. Verses by Samuel Earoch, *' poeta in studio Lypcensi," f. 21 b.
7. Moral sentences, f. 22 b.
8. '* Epistola quffidam retrograde legenda," f. 24 b.
9. Epistle against love, f. 25.
10. Texts from Scripture, etc., against gluttony, f. 27.
Paper ; xvth cent Belonged to Werner Heylt. Octavo.
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27.670. Letter-book of Captain Henry S. Cosby, brigade-major and
deputy adjutant-general of a detachment of the East India Company's
troops acting in the Deccan in support of the Nizam and against
Tippoo Saib; camps near Hyderabad, etc., 30 Sept. 1798-17 Feb.
1799. Copies of a few letters from William Petrie and Captain
Alexander Grant to Captain Cosby are included. Paper. Quarto.
27.671. Statutes and extracts from statutes of Chur or Coire, chief
town of the canton of the Orisons ; 1465-1712. German. Paper ;
xvnith cent. Quarto.
27.672. " Statuts que ais leggias civiles, criminaelas, et matrimoniselas,
del Valerus, et ludo Commoen d'Engiadina Zura ;*' laws of the Ober-
Engadin, as framed in 1665, with 'additions of various dates down
to Aug. 1762. In the Ladine dialect of the Grisons. Paper.
" Sorits troes me Pietro B. Battaglia in adroever del Signor Lucio
A, Schucani, Anno 1761, die 20 Magio;" the additions of 1762 in
another hand. Folio.
27.673. Psalms and hymns, with music for two and three voices, the
parts written separately. In the Ladine dialect. At f. 1 b is an
acrostic on the name ** Anna Zavrit." Paper ; xviuth cent. Oblate
Octavo.
27.674. Psalms and hymns, with music for the Cantus part only. In
the Ladine dialect. On the fly-leaf is the note : ** Per uso dellas
prudainttas zurnettas Barbla et Chiatrina Secchi da Zuotz [Zutz,
Grisons]. Compostto questo giomo 19 Ap** 1817 in regio da
Comischium del Suota Scrit. Gian G. Schechi.' Paper. Oblate
Quarto.
27,676. ** Such Things are. A play in five acts as performed at the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. By Mrs. [Elizabeth] Inchbald."
Autograph. First acted 10 Feb. 1787. Paper. Quarto.
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87,578. Hkmoir of James Sttiart, F.B.S., as prefixed to yoL iv. of his
** Antiquities of Athens," transcribed by his son, Commander James
Stuart, B.N.,from " the first draught before corrected for the press;"
with preface and notes by the latter, and extracts from other memoirs
and notices of his father. At the end is an autobiography of Com-
mander James Stuart, with copies of certificates of his services, etc.,
ff. 186-385. At f. 22 is inserted a letter from the Bev. T[homa8]
Binney to the same ; Walworth, 3 July, 1856. Paper ; circa 1856-
1860. Octavo. Presented by Commander J. Stuart, M. N.
87,577,87,678. Correspondence of the Bev. Weeden Butler; 1765-
1801. Two volumes. The writers are : — Joseph Cockfield ; Upton,
etc., 18 Jan. 1765-16 Sept. 1771 ; Vol. i. ff. 1-147 ;■— Bev. Christo-
pher Hunter ; Cambridge, Lynn, etc,, 23 Sept. 1767-25 June, 1771 ;
n, ff. 2-15 ;— Bev. John Lyon ; Margate, etc., 30 Dec. 1767-7 July,
1770 ; n. ff. 17-27, 32 ;— John AUeyne ; London, Bath, eU., 19 May,
1769-2 Nov. 1771 ; ii. ff. 37, 47-103;— Eev. Thomas John Clagett;
Maryland, 1 July, 1768-19 Sept. 1769 : n. ff. 109, 114, 116 ;— John
Nichols; 29 June, 1801 ; ir. f. 118; — F[rances, widow of Admiral
Edward] Boscawen ; Bichmond, 26 June, 1797 ; u. f. 120 ; — Weeden
Butler; London, 5 Dec. 1767-29 June, 1797; ii. ff. 28, 30, 35, 45,
111, 123. Included also in Vol. ii. are : — Letter from John Alleyne
to William Bosewell ; 18 May, 1769 ; f. 39 ; — extracts from the diary
of W. Butler; 20 Sept., 23 Oct 1767; f. 105;— "Sonnet on Mrs.
Boecawen's Villa," by Henry J. Pye ; in the hand of Mrs. Boscawen ;
f. 125. Most of the letters are printed, in whole or in part, in
Nichols's ** Literary History," vol. v. Paper. Folio.
PreieiUed by Thomas Butler, Esq.
27,679. " Cato : sive, speculum morale ; privatum vit» genus con-
oemena," etc. Printed. Frankfurt, 1585. Interleaved for an Album
Amioorum of Johannes Cellarius, of Nuremberg, 1599-1606 ; con-
taining paintings, coats of arms, verses, mottoes, and autographs.
Among the names are those of Johannes Fabricius, f. 75 ; — John
Doland [Dowland], with the subject of a fugue, f. 88 ; — Thomas
Sackevile, ** Engelender," f. 100 b;— Nicolaus Taurellus, f. 118.
Paper. In the original tcwled binding, lettered "I.C. N. 1599."
Octavo.
27,580. Theological and other tracts, in Latin, tnz. : —
1. *' Allegantiad [elegantish] minores [Latini sermonis] viri prad-
olarissimi Laorentii Valla," f. 1 .
2. Verses on the divisions of the months in the Latin calendar, f. 26.
3. *' Tractatulus de peccato originali secundum fratrem Egidium [de
Columna], Eomanum, ordinis hermitarum, in 7 capitulis diuisum,
secundum quod septem Utteris scribitur hoc nomen pecatum," f. 27.
4. ''De prsestantia philosophi et iurisconsulti ; disputatio Mengi
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Blankelli, Fanentini ; " addressed to Borso d' Este, duke of Modena
[1452], f. 38.
5. " Plutarobus Greens de liberis educandis per Guarinnm Yeronensem
in Latinam orationem interpretatns/* f. 74 b.
6. Notes for discourses on various subjects, cbiefly religious or moral,
as^acceptio personarum," "de fortuna," "de bonore parentum,"
"de multiplici corona," " de avaritia," *' de moribus diversis diver-
sorum statuum," "de ira," "de ooloribus rethoriois," etc., with
examples from dassioal authors and modem Italian history. In
some cases the main points are summarised in verses prefixed. On
the margins are references apparently to some library, f. 91.
7. " Tractatus admirabilis de peocato originali pro beata virgine ;"
consisting chiefly of extracts from the Fathers and other theological
writers, f. 140.
8. " Argumenta contra minores," and " 20 argumenta minorum contra
predicatores," on the same subject as the preceding, flF. 163 b, 161.
9. " Sermo in annuntiatione Beate Marie," on St. Luke i. 42, £ 165 b.
Paper ; in Italian hands of the xvth cent., art. 1 having the colophon
"finis .... die octauo Julii 1470." In tooled leather binding.
Octavo.
27.681. Documents i elating to the priory of Ecclesfield, co. York, a cell
of the abbey of St. Wandville, in Normandy, circa 1150-1260 ; con-
sisting chiefly of copies of grants of the patronage of the church of
Ecclesfield, etc., by members of the families of Furnival and Lovetot,
and including an " inspeximus " of deeds by R[obert AVykehampton],
Bishop of Salisbury [1270-1284], Lat. and Fr. Vellum and
paper ; xmth-xvth centt. Quarto.
27.682. Medical treatises in Latin and Englishy viz. : —
1. Synonyma herbarum ; preceded by an index. Lat, and Eng, f. 2.
2. Treatise on the " venyms feuer of pestilens," with its causes and
cure, dedicated to Henry VII. by Thomas Forestier, a Norman
physician residing in London. At the end is the note : " Notandum
est quod ista infirmitas prime tempore regnauit per totum regnum
Anglie in anno domini m*'ccclxxxv." The work is referred to in a
Latin treatise, " Contra pestilentiam," by the same author, printed
at Bouen in 1490. f. 70.
3. "Libellus intitulatus Lumen apothecariorum, editus a subtilit-simo
artium et medicine doctore domino magistro Quirico de Augustis de
Terthona." Printed at Venice, 1504 ; with MS. notes, f. 82.
4. " Breuiarium practice excellentissimi Amaldi de villa noua, medici
quondam summi pontificis." Printed at Venice, 1494; with MS.
notes, f. 122.
5. Johannis de Kupescissa '' Liber qui vocatur ipinta essencia," f. 198.
6. Notes of oils, ointments, etc, Eng, and Lat, f. 214.
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7. Notes on the four humours. Lat. f. 216.
8. Treatise on the gout ; beginning, *' Promiseram enim amioicie tne,"
f. 223.
9. ^* Areole " [AureoIoB], by Johannes de Sanoto Amando ; a treatise on
medidnes, with tables, lists, etc,, f. 231.
10. '* De regimine sanitatis,*' beginning, '* Ut autem dicit Galienns
mirabilis est soientia regiminis sanitatis," f. 255.
11. "liber de oonsematione Jnnentutis," partly medical and partly
alchemical, attributed here, by another hand, to Albertus [Magnus]
of Cologne, f. 259.
12. Prognostications respecting the shining of the sun and moon,
astronomical and meteorological notes, etc, f. 266.
Medical receipts are inserted on ff. 1, 120 b, 193, 213, 216 b.
Pa}>er and vellum ; late xvth century. In tooled leather binding.
On f. 2 is the note, ** Huno librum do et lego domino Arnulpho ap
Rice suppriori Sci Johannis ExoniaB ad orandum pro anima mea,
videlicet Ricardi Smyzth, Anno Domini 1 523." Folio.
97.683. " Natubalia," a treatise on the moral significance of stones,
plants, birds, beasts, fishes, the parts of the human body, etc.j in eight
books, beginning, '* Habet argentum venarum suarum principia." At
the end is the colophon, *' Expliciunt naturalia per manus Blaskonis ;
finita sub anno Domini millesimo trecentesimo septuagesimo septimo
et oomparata per Dominum Johannem Friorem de Strakonycz [Stra-
konitz, Bohemia] et cetera ; " followed by a short sermon on St. Luke
i. 28, in another hand. Paper. Quarto.
87.684. 1. *' JoHAKNis de Rupescissa Liber de famulatu philosophie de
quinta essentia, etc.," f. 1.
2. On the properties of the seven herbs of the EyranidaB. Lat,
See Sloane MS. 59, f. 200. f. 66 b.
3. Verses on the working of metals and gems. Lat, f. 73 b.
4. Receipts for various kinds of waters. LcU. f. 75 b.
5. ** Epistola M^istri Amaldi [de Villa Nova] de Catalonia ad Ma-
gistmm Jacobum de Tholeto," or ''Secretum Maximum," on the
elements, f. 83.
Paper; in an Italian hand of the xvth cent. "Ex libris De Velly."
Octavo.
S7,686. NoTK and additional matter for a new edition of Sir William
Dugdale*s *' Baronage of England " continued to 1811, by Thomas
Christopher Banks. Autograph. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
87.686. *' MiscELANiAS de Dezenganos, ou CoUeocao da Maior parte das
obras Satiricas que, pelo falecimento do Senhor Rey Don Joz6 P
acomtesida em o dia 24 de Fevereiro de 1777, se divulgdrfto contra
[Sebastiao Joz6 Carvalho] o Marquez de Pombal, Primeiro Ministro
de S. Mag^ Fidelisima, e seo Secretario de Estado . . . Feita pelo
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Baoharel nihil in omnibus .... Lisboa . . Anno de 1778 ; " con-
tainiDg various satirical pieoes in prose and verse, with a dedication
" aos Collegas e Defensores do Ex"° Marques de Pombal." Paper ;
xviiith cent. Octavo.
27.687. Letter-book of Andrews Jelfe, of the firm of Jelfe and Tufnell,
of Westminster, contractors for building Westminster Bridge, with
accounts, etc,, respecting the bridge; 1734-1744. Paper. Folio.
27.688. Accounts and inventories of dresses, etc., chiefly those used in
the Masque of " Calistho or the Chaste Nymph," by John Crowne,
performed at Whitehall, in Dec. 1674, and printed in 1675. JFV.
and Eng. At f 2 is an account for dresses made for '' Madam
Carwel [Louise Een6e de Pen-an-koet de Kerouaille] now Dutchesse
of Portsmoth ; " 24 Jan. 1672. Paper. Folio.
27.689. 1. JoHANNis de Sacrobosco tractatus de sphsera, f. 1.
2. Ejusdem "compotus," f. 13.
H. Ejusdem " algorismus," f. 28.
4. Liber " anathomie que dicitur Aristotelis," f. 35.
5. Eoberti Grosseteste, Lincolniensis episcopi, tractatus de sphssra,
f. 69.
6. " Compotus venerabilispatris domini et sancti Roberti Grossi capitis,
Lincolniensis episcopi, factus ad correctionem communis kalendarii
nostri ; ** with tables, f. 77.
7. Calendar, with festivals, etc. Imperfect; wanting Nov. and Dec.
Included are the entries : — 28 Mar., " Intravit rex [Henricus III.]
primo ecclesiam sancte Fridesuuide Oxonie;" — and 14 May,
" Bellum apud Lewes anno domini m*'oc°lxiiii**." f. 101.
Tellum ; xmth cent. Small Folio.
27.690. Journal of proceedings in the House of Lords, with copies of
the king's speeches, etc, ; 3 May-29 Dec. 1660. Paper; xviith cent.
Folio.
27.691. Psalter ; preceded by a calendar with festivals, and followed
by the Canticles, Athanasian creed, and Litany of the Saints. Lot,
Vellum; xuith cent. With illuminated initials enclosing minia-
tures, of Flemish execution. On f. 6 is a shield, voir [en pal],
three pales gulea ; and on f. 1 have been subsequently inserted the
arms and name of ** Gaspar Petrarolo.*' Small Quarto.
27.692. Prtmer, in English, of Salisbury use, containing the Hours
of the Virgin, with the Penitential Tsalms, Litany of the Saints,
Office of the Dead, Commendations, etc, preceded by tables for finding
Easter, and a calendar. Imperfect; wanting leaves after ff. 11, 16,
18, 19, 20, 26, 31, 37, 40, 41. The version diflfers from that printed,
from Add. MS. 17,010, in W. Maskell's *' Monumenta ritualia eocl.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,692-27,696. 336
Anglioanad," vol. ii., and agrees more with Camb. Univ. Lib. MS.
Dd. xi. 82 and Bodleian, Douoe MSS. 246, 275. In the calendar are
the entries : — 21 May, " There was ^ erthe qnake {^e ^er of onre
lord M*ni'mi"ii" [1382]; and 16 July, " King Eichard [IL] was
orowned 3;er of god 1377." At the end of the volnme are : —
1. Short treatises on *' )>e x cotnmanndementis and pe vii dedly synnes
and pe v wittis outward and inward, wip vii werkes of meroy
bodely and gostly and ^ vii 5iftes of ^ holigost/' and on " {^e
seoene wordes " from the cross, '' pe sixtene propirt«es of charite,"
etc, ; followed by texts of Scripture on sin and its punishment. The
first treatise is imperfect at the beginning, f. 42.
2. Treatise on the regeneration of the soul and on '' angels song and
heoenly sowne what it es and on what wise it is persayued and feled
in a mans saule." In a different hand. f. 57 b.
Vellum; drca 1400. With illuminated initials. On f. 5 is the name
of Mary Newton in a xviith cent, hand, and on f. 4, that of James
Owen, 1705 ; it was given to the latter [see f. 1] by '* Mrs. Newton of
Hdghtley." Octavo.
57.693. Hkminisgxkces of Samuel Wesley, the composer; being accounts
of his own family and early life, interspersed with notes and
anecdotes on the history of music, chiefly in England, and with
notices of John Sebastian Bach, Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadous
Mozart, Oeorge Frederic HiLndel, and other composers. AuUh
ffraph; partly re- written in another hand. Paper; circa 1836.
Folio.
87.694. Original letters from Henry Dundas [afterwards Viscount
Melville], Secretary of state, to Lieut.-General [Charles] O'Hara,
Major-General David Dundas [afterwards bart.] and General Sir
Robert Boyd, K.B., concerning the English occupation of Toulon,
and military operations in Corsica; London, 26 Sept. 1793-11
Mar. 1794. Among the enclosures, etc., are : — Extract of a " most
secret** letter from Lord Grenville to John Trevor, Envoy at Turin ;
13 Dec. 1793, f. 21 ;— [Sir] Morton Eden [afterwards Lord Henley],
Envoy at Vienna, to John Trevor; Vienna, 16 Dec. 1793 ; copy ; f.
25 ; — [John Augustus, Lord] Hervey, Envoy at Florence, to Major-
General Dundas; Leghorn, 4 Jan. 1794, f. 33; — Evan Nepean,
UnderHBecretary for war, to Major-General Dundas ; 8 Mar. [1794],
f. 62. Paper. Folio.
S7,896. Origihal letters of Henry Dundas [afterwards Viscount
Melville], Secretary for war, to Lieut.-General David Dundas,
chiefly concerning the raising of foreign troops for the English
service on the continent and in the West Indies; 26 May-24
Deo. 1795. Included also are the following letters, among others : —
H. Dundas to [Frederick] Duke of York, Commander-in-chief;
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336 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,696—27,600.
17 Apr. 1795; copy; f. 6; — [Lieiit.-G^neral] William Harconrt to
General Dnndas; Bremerlehe, 19 Apr. 1795, f. 8 ;— [Colonel] C[ole-
brooke] Nesbitt to the same ; Stadt on the Elbe, 6 May, 1795, f. 12 ;
— [William Henry Cavendish Bentinck, Duke of] Portland, Secretary
of state, to the same ; 23 Jnne-7 July, 1795; signed; ff. 24-35;—
[Christian Heinrioh Carl, Count von] Haugwitz, Fmssian minister,
to [Charles William Ferdinand] Duke of Brunswick [Aug. 1795];
transloHon; f. 61. Paper. Folio.
27.696. Original letters from Field Marshal Frederick, Duke of York,
Commander-in-chief, to Lieut.-General William Haroourt and Lieut.-
deneral David Dundas, commanding the British army in Germany ;
with copies of letters and despatches of Henry Dundas and the
Duke of Portland, Secretaries of state, enclosed ; London, 27 Mar.-
26 Got 1795. Signed. Included also are letters from : — Charles
[William Ferdinand], Duke of Brunswick, to [Lieut.-General Dun-
das] ; Brunswick, 18 July, 1795 ; signed ; f. 33 ; [Friedrich Wilhelm,
Count von] Ariiim and [Christian Heinrich Carl, Count von]
Haugwitz, Prussian ministers, to the regent43 of Osnabrtick;
Berlin, 3 Aug. 1795; Fr.; copy; f. 37; — Henry Dundas to Lieut.-
General DundaB; London, 19 Oct., 13 Nov. 1795, ff. 62, 67;— the
same to General [Johann Ludwig] Count von Wallmoden; Lon-
don, 19 Nov. 1795; copy; f. 70. Paper. Folio.
27.697. Papers relating to army clothing and the allowance for the
same made to colonels of regiments ; consisting of copies of a report
and memoranda by General Sir David Dundas, Commander-in-chief,
minutes of meetings of a board of general officers, and opinions of
army agents; 1810, 1811. The minutes are signed by Generals
Biohard Grenville, Sir Alured Clarke, and others. Paper. Folio.
27.698. Copy of correspondence between Sir David Dundas, Com-
mander-in-chief, and Spencer Perceval, first lord of the Treasury,
Henry Temple, Viscount Palmerston, Secretary-at-war, and others,
relating to army clothing, etc, ; with a report to the Prince Regent,
memoir by the Duke of York, and other papers on the same
subject; 20 June, 1810- Apr. 1812. With autograph notes, etc., by
Sir D. Dundas. At the end is a letter from Sir D. Dundas to the
Quartermaster-General, 26 May, 1 804, and other papers relating to
military administration, 1805-1819, ff. 104-118. Paper. Folio.
27.699. Translation of the instructions for infantry issued by
Frederic William III. of Prussia; 11 Mar. 1798. In the margins
are a few compariflons with British regulations by Lieut.-General
Sir David Dundas. Paper. Folio.
27,600. "Principles of Military Movements, Vol. 2*," by Major-
General David Dundas; containing pp. 144-207, appendix, pp.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,601—27,606. 337
57-81, of the work as printed in 1788, with coloured diagrams and
plans. Signed by the author. Paper. 1788. Folio.
27.601. Collections relating to the Guarani language of Paraguay and
South Brazil, cte., made by William Charles Ouseley, attach^ to the
special mission of Sir C. Hotham to the Biver Plate, at Asuncion,
in 1853-1857. Among the contents are ; — Translation of the intro-
duction to " Voyages dans I'Am^rique m^ridionale par don F6lix de
Azara," at Paris, 1809, f. 1 ; — ** Observaciones Gramaticales sobre el
idioma Guarani," f. 9 ; — " English and Guarani vocabulary," f. 57 ;
"Vocabulario Castellano-Guarani," f. 94; — Guarani-English voca-
bulary, f. 126;— list of bishops of Paraguay, 1547-1838, f. 162;—
copies of prayers, hymns, ete., in Guarani, f. 222. Paper. Folio.
87.602. ToPOORAPHiCAL and scientific collections relating to Paraguay,
by William Charles Ouseley ; chiefly consisting of notes and extracts
from printed works, with maps of rivers, etc. Eng. and Spcm.
Included are: — ''Lista al&betica de los arboles, plantas, yerbas,
etc., del Paraguay," f. 42 ; and " Reoetas medicinales en las cuales
son empleadas principalmente las yerbas medicinales del Paraguay :
obra del R. Padre Sigismundo Asperger, Jesuita y Misionero ; " fol-
lowed by other medical recipes, f. 77. Paper; 1853-1857. Folio.
27.603. Lexicon of the works of Flavins Josephus, with quotations ; by
Johann Baptist Ott, pastor of Zollikon and professor of Hebrew
at Zurich. Lot, Partly autograph. See " Johannis Baptistae Ottii
Spicileginm, etc., cura Sigeberti Havercampi," Lugd. Bat. 1741.
Paper; xvmth cent Folio.
27.604. 1. JodRNAL of Joseph Dacre Carlyle, B.D., professor of Arabic
at Cambridge, while at Mount Athos cataloguing the monastic
libraries; 31 Mar.-17 Apr. [1801.] Cf. Add. MS. 27,234. f. 1.
2. Catalogue of the library of the Patriarch of Jerusalem, taken at
Constantinopel by Professor Carlyle and Philip Hunt, LL.D. ; Jan.
1801. Tkrkish, Greek, etc. f. 89.
3. Fragments of diaries of Professor Carlyle at Constantinople, etc, ;
29 Dec. 1799, 1 Jan., 9, 28 Sept. 1800. Partly autograph, f. 106.
4. Catalogue of the library of Mohammed Bagbib Pasha at Constan-
tinople. See Fluegel's edition of Haji Ehalfa's "Bibliographical
Dictionary," vol. vii. p. 304. Ital f. 131.
'Paper. Octavo. Presented hy Mrs. Ellen Maclean, daughter of
Prcfesscr Carlyle.
27,606. Survey of the manors of Aymestrye, Lye Devereux, Broxwood,
Weston, Eenchester, Stoke Edith, Tillington, Burghill, etc., co.
Hereford; 6 May-15 June, 41 Eliz. [1599]. Imperfect at the
beginning. Paper. Folio.
27,606. Copies of letters to Sackville Crow from his father. Sir
MSS.— 1867. z
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338 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,606^27,616.
Sackville Crow, Bart, of Llanherae, Caermarthen, his tutor at
Oxford, Arthur Mansell, and Jenkins ; 26 July, 1654-12 Sept.
1657. Eng, and Lot. Included also are letters from S. Crow's
tutor to Sir. S. Crow, and at the end are a few letters unsigned.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
The foUawing Nos., 27,607-27,620, were bequeathed by the Bev. George
Cecil Benouard.
27,607-27,610. Catalqguk of imperial coins with Latin inscriptions,
from Julius Caasar to the extinction of the Eastern Empire, by
John Henry Ott, rector of Bexhill and canon of Lichfield. Auto-
graph. Four volumes. Paper ; xviiith century. Folio.
27,611-27,613. Catalogues of coins by John Henry Ott ; containing
the coins of the Jews, Samaritans, and Phoenicians, and of the
Macedonian, Syrian, Egyptian, Armenian, Parthian, and other kings,
followed [Vol. I. f. 197] by coins with Greek inscriptions of vanous
cities, arranged according to the Greek alphabet ; with engravings,
drawings, and a few impressions in wax. Autograph. Three
volumes. In Vol. i. f. 1, is an index and table. Paper ; xviuth cent.
Folio.
27,614. Catalogues of coins by John Henry Ott, viz. : — Boman imperial
and other coins with Greek inscriptions, from Pompey to Constantino
the Great, ff. 1, 435 ; — imperial and other coins of Egypt to Galerius,
f. 638 ; — coins of colonies, arranged chronologically under the names
of emperors, etc., to Claudius Gothicus, f. 708. Autograph. Paper ;
xviiith cent. Folio.
27,616. Catalogues of coins by John Henry Ott and his father, John
Baptist Ott, viz. ; — " Nummi argentei " of the Jews, Greeks, Eoman
consuls and emperors, etc., by J. B. Ott, f. 1 ; — coins of Syiia, f.
34 ; — coins of various cities and provinces, f. 61 ; — coins of Smyrna,
f. Ill; — coins of the Emperor Augustus, f. 126 b;— ^gravings of
Samaritan coins and of medals of Vespasian and Titus, ff. 177 b,
179 b. Autograph. Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
27,616. Theological and critical tracts, etc., by Johann Heinrich Ott,
professor of eoclesiastical history at Zurich, his son, Johann Baptist,
professor of Hebrew at Zurich, etc., and his grandson, John Henry,
rector of Bexhill and canon of Lichfield. Included are : —
1. " Index Locorum Scripturas " and " Index rerum in centuriam iv.; "
prepared by Johann Heinrich Ott, for the continuation of his
" Examinis pei-petui Annalium Baronii Centuriaa tres ; " dated
18 Jan. 1679, f. 1.
2. " Instructio pro candidatis proximo Impositionem manuum pro SS.
Ministerio recepturis ; " 1715, f. 19.
3. Kuies, etc., respecting the examination and ordination of ministers
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at Zurich, by JohanneB Eodolphns Ott, professor of moral philosophy ;
May, 1695. Germ. f. 32.
4. Sermon on St. John xvii. 3. by Johann Baptist Ott, preached at
Zollikon, 19 May, 1715. Germ, f. 35.
5. " Anglico-Helvetica ; " a table of correspondence between English
and Swiss theologians, 1544^1549, in the hand of J. B. Ott, f. 45.
6. Extract from a Greek commentary on the Ixeutica of Oppian, in
the handwriting of [Johann Matthaans] G^ssner, with a notice of
the MS. by Johann Jacob Schenchzer, and a note by J. B. Ott,
149.
7. " Cogitationes de Existentia Dei," by John Henry Ott, afterwards
rector of Bexhill, f. 69.
8. Tractatns "TheologiflB Naturalig," by J[ohn] H[enry] Ott; Geneva,
Ang. 1715, f. 72 b.
9. Diary of John Heniy Ott ; 27 Aug. 1719-Mar. 1720. Lai., Fr. and
Eng. f. 96.
10. Jacob Lelong to Johann Baptist Ott, 16 Apr. 1716. Lat. Copy;
with answer, ff. 112, 113.
11. '* Observationes Miscellanesd Critico-PhilologicsB in varia Sacrse
ScriptnrsQ Loca," in the hand of J. H. Ott, f 114. Ch. xxix. occnrs
also at f. 39, in the hand of J. B. Ott.
12. ''Tractatns de Templis Christianorum tribus prioribus post
Christum natnm sseculis," in the hand of J. H. Ott, f. 186. A por-
tion, beginning f. 195, occurs also at f. 43 in the hand of J. B. Ott.
13. Notes of MSS. in the library of Geneva, etc. Lat. and Fr. f. 235.
Paper. Folio.
27,617. CoBiMOKHiACB book of John Henry Ott, rector of Bexhill, etc.^
containing quotations from various English and Latin authors,
chiefly on moral and theological subjects. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Polio.
27,618. 1. "Recensio Orationum solennium Tigurinarum," 1518-1718;
by J[ohann] B[aptist] 0[tt], pastor of Zollikon and professor of
Hebrew at Zurich, f. 1.
2. Copies of university and other orations, chiefly delivered at Zurich,
by Johann Jacob Wolff, Matthias Bemegger, Johann Heinrich
Hettinger, J. B. Ott, Johann Heinrich Heidegger, and others; 1625-
1713. Lai. Some auto^opA. f. 26. Included is a ** Vita Felicia
Malleoli [Flammerlein], canonici Tigurini," by J. H. Heide^er,
1652. f. 200.
3. Academical and public orations, complimentary and other verses,
eu, ; 1644-1712. Lat., Dutch, and Germ. Printed, f. 318.
Paper ; xviith and xvuith oentt. Folio.
27,619. Qt^ssart of Arabic words, with philological notes and extracts
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340 ADDITIONAL MS8., 27,619-27,624.
relating chiefly to the language of North Africa and the Canary
Islands, by George Cecil Renouard, English chaplain at Smyrna.
Included also are a few private accounts, etc. Paper ; circa 1810-
1814. Quarto.
27.620. Original letters of J. L. Burckhardt, the traveller, and other
papers; 1715,1808-1816: in the following order :—
1. Testimonial of the " Ecclesi® et Scholae Tigurinse Examinatores
ntriusque Ordinis, horumque nomine, Petrus Zellems Antistes
Tiguri," in favour of John Henry Ott; Ziinch, 8 July, 1716:
with seal of P. Zeller, f. 1.
2. J[ohn] Lewis Burckhardt to George Cecil Benouard ; London,
Aleppo, Damascus, Cairo, etc., 21 Aug. 1808-25 June, 1816. Some
signed " Ibrahim." ff. 3-15, 21, 24-36.
3. William George Browne to the same; Kaisari^ and Erzerftm, 15
Apr.-16 July, 1813, ff. 17, 19, 26.
4. Letter signed " Coranier," referring to J. L. Burckhardt; n,d.
Arabic, f. 22.
Paper. Folio.
27.621. An essay on the treatment and. conversion of African slaves
in the British sugar colonies, by James Ramsay, M.A., vicar of
Testun, Kent. (Printed at London in 1784.) Preceded and followed
by extracts from- printed works, copies of correspondence, and other
matter relating to the same subject. Partly autograph f At f. 238
is a copy of a letter from J. Bamsay to [Samuel] Halifax, Bishop of
St Asaph, in June 1789. Paper; circa 1784-1790. Folio.
27.622. Household accounts of Ann, d^iughter and co-heiress of Simon
Crouohe, alderman of London, and wife of Henry Archer, of Cooper-
sale, Theydon Gemon, Essex; 6 Jan. 160|-13 Oct. 1615, and 23
Feb. 161|-1 Jan. 161f. At the beginning is a pedigree of Archer,
etc., in a modern hand. Paper. Folio.
27.623. Correspondence and papers relating to the expenses of sheriffs
of Suffolk, including letters of [William Henry Nassau, Earl of]
Bochford, Charles Purvis, and Samuel Kilderbee, attorney; 1794-
1806. At f . 15 is a draft of a letter on private business from S.
Kilderbee to Lord Henniker ; 12 Apr. 1818. Paper. Folio.
27.624. 1. PiTBLii Ovidii Nasonis Heroides. Imperfect: Epp. i. 58-
xxi. 12; with glosses, f. 2. Ep. xv., "Sappho Phaoni," is at tbe
end, f. 63 b, after the " Finis," and is immediately preceded, f. 69 b,
by a pseudo-Ovidian poem on the story of Phyllis and Demophoon,
beginning, " Leesa queror Phyllis, rigui decor unicus horti."
2. P. Ovidii Nasonis remedia amoris. Imperfect, beginning at 1. 55.
f. 70.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,624-27,629. 341
3«*' Anree sententie philosopbomm ; " scilicet, Aristotelis, Anacharsis,
et Biantis. In another bond. £ 81 b.
Paper ; in Italian bands of tbe xvtb cent. Bound in boards covered
witb leatber, witb brass bosses. Small Folio.
87,626. 1. -ffisopi fabules ; in Latin verse. Witb tbe colophon, " Ego
F, feci boo opus." Printed, except the last three, in " Fabulas vari-
omm auctoroim," ed. Isaacus NicolaiLS Neveletus ; Frankfort, 1660,
p. 486. £1.
2. Boetii de Consolatione pbilosopbisd libri v ; with interlinear and
marginal notes, f. 26.
Vellum ; a few leaves paper. In Italian hands of the xvtb cent.
Small Quarto.
87.626. ** Liber marescalcie equorum,** taken from Hippocrates and
others; beginning, ''In hoc libro recito continentias equorum ab
origine eorum usque ad perfectionem." Vellum ; in an Italian band
of tbe xvtb cent. Small Quarto.
27.627. Pbivileoia ordinis fratmm minorum : briefs granted to the
Franciscans by various popes from Honorius III. to Benedict XI.,
arranged alphabetically under subjects. Imperfect. At f. 40 is a
declaration by Theobald, Bishop of Assisi, in 1314, concerning an
^ Indulgentia sancte Marie de Angelis in loco qui dicitur Porciun^
cula," near Assisi, obtained by St. Francis from Honorius III.
Among additions in later hands are : — '' Qualiter penitentiale
capitulum debeat celebrari," f. 10 b; and a brief of pope Galixtus
in. [1455-1458], f. 82b. Vellum; xivtb and xvtb centt. Small
Quarto.
27.628. "• Spbchio uedoale : " a moral treatise on the virtues, vices, etc.^
composed, according to the colophon, by a blind beggar, *' el quale
sta apresso la uia mendico," in 1430. In a provincial Italian dialect,
**rusticano e bastardo, co e parte tosoano, parte lombardo e parte
oiuidalese." Paper ; written *' in la casa de misier san Marco de
Vedana de lordeno Certosano, 1471," by the Carthusian Matthew of
Milan, ** dnm eram prior in domo Vedane ; sed post-quam fui in
domo^Fenarie feci ipsum ligare. Ideo liber per tin et domui Vedane
et ligatura ipsius pertinet domui Ferrarie." In the original boards
covered witb stamped leatber. Octavo.
27.629. 1. '* Obthographya excelsi atque doctissirai Viri Magistri
Gasparini [Barzizii] ; '* copied *' in domicilio diui Antbonij Papie,"
and finished [31 Mar.] 1446, f. 2.
2. Definitions of Latin words of like signification, f. 60 b. At f. 78 b
has been inserted part of a canzone, beginning, ** [MJOnstra la iusf a
quaUta del cuore ; *' and at f. 82 is a recipe for an *' Electuarium ad
uoeem clarificandam."
Paper; xvtb cent. Folio.
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342 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,680—27.682.
27.630. Tropes, sequences, motetts, hymns, etc., with mnsic, many
arranged for two parts. Lat. Imperfect; leaves being wanting
after ff. 17, 26. Vellum; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
27.631. Fragments of a breviary of the use of Salisbury, with musical
notes ; containing the office of St. Thomas of Canterbury [29 Dec]
and parts of other offices, 27-31 Dec. Lat, Vellum ; xvth cent.
Octavo.
27,682. Commonplace book and papers of Sir John Harington, the
poet, with additions. Mostly autograph. The contents are : —
1. Warrant of T[homa8 Howard, 3rd duke of] Norfolk, to Sir John
Harrington, vice-treasurer to the vanguard of the army in France,
for payment of troops ; Lambeth, 6 June, 36 Henry VIII. [1544].
Signed, f. 3.
2. Orders and ceremonies respecting processions, funeral habiliments,
laws of precedency, etc., including the '* Allowances of seruantos
and blackes at the funeralls of Mary Queene of Scottes at Fetur-
borough on Twesday the first of Aug. 1687." Cf. Harl. MS. 2358.
ff. 4, 12.
3. Notes of books and other articles lent by " Father Alvey " to Edward
Boys and others; 1558, f. 11.
4. '* The Inventory e of my masters bookes oaryed w**" him to Eaton,"
f. 11 b.
5. Two leaves of Henry de Bractone's treatise '* de legibus et con-
Buetudinibus AnglisB." Vellum ; xivth cent. f. 26.
6. Almanack for 1612. Printed; with memoranda of letters sent to
various persons by Sir J. Harington, 7 Feb.-5 Mar. 1611 [2], f. 28.
7. Miscellaneous memoranda of Sir John Harington; including drafts
of letters and petitions, bills, memoranda of books, poems, household
affairs, etc., ff. 30, 33 b, 41, 44.
8. Translation of Psalms i., iii. and iv. into English verse, f. 33.
9. A treatise on the marriage of the clergy, addressed to [Joseph] Hall
[afterward Bishop of Exeter], f. 35.
10. List of plays, including many of Shakespeare's, f. 43.
1 1 . Copy of a remonstrance of the clergy of Ashby [co. Leicester] to
the Bishop [of Peterborough], respecting charges of holding unlawful
preachings, etc. [temp. Eliz.], f. 47.
12. "The o»dre of a Christian Commonwealth," ffl 54, 116 b.
13. " Of the Trinitie. A dialogue betwene the Catholick and the
Cacolicke." f. 61.
14. *' A question of the Trynytye, dialogue wyse," between Pithanolo
gus and Catholicus, f. 72.
15. '* Whether usury e be Lawfull among Christians, and what places
be alleadged on bothe parties, and what usurye is : " a dialogue
f. 94 b.
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16. "Of the Sabbothe," f. 105.
17. "A Dialogue betwene Neshama, the Sowle, Nephes, the Bodye,
and OrthodoxTis," f. 110.
18. ** Whether it be dampnation for a man to kill hymself," a dialogue
between Samuel, Saul, and Solomon ; 1578, f. 122.
19. Translation of part of the fii-st book of the " Elucidarium," a theo-
logical dialogue attributed to St. Anselm and to Honorius of Autnn ;
early xvith cent. With drawings in pen and ink. Imperfect at the
end. 1 127.
At f. 63 has been inserted a copy of the letter of the Princess
[afterwards Queen] Anne to Mary of Modena, Queen of James XL,
excusing her desertion of her father, [25 Nov. 1688.]
Paper; xvith and xviith centt. Folio.
The following Nob., 27,633-27,693, comprise autograph musical compontionsy
eoUedions for a dictionary of mtmc, essays, etc., by John Wall CaUcott,
Doctor of Music.
27.633. Anthem on Psalm xcv. for two choirs of eight voices; 16
Feb. 1785. Full score. Paper. Oblong Folio.
27.634. ** Eluah, an Oratorio," to words by Thomas Skelton Dupuis,
of Christ Church, Oxford; 1785. Full score. Paper. Oblate
Quarto.
27.635. " Ode to the Humane Society," to words by Edward Bnmaby
Greene ; "performed for the first time at the Music School, Oxford,
June 24, 1786, as an exeimse for the Degree of Bachelor in Music."
Full score. The names of the principal instrumentalists are given
on the fly-leaf. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.636. 1. " Overture in C ; " 7 Jan. 1784. Full score, f. 3.
2. Anthem on Psalm Ixxvii., " I will cry unto God ; " 4 Apr. 1784.
Full score, f. 14.
3. "Jubilate in Deo," Psalm c, English version; 10 July, 1784. Full
score, f. 26.
4. **Qde to Evening," to words by [William] Collins; 1 Jan. 1785.
Full score, f. 59.
5.'* Ode to Fancy," to words by [Thomas Wartoh]; 5 June, 1785.
Full score, f. 85.
6. " Sinfonia" in F ; 19 Sept. 1785. Full score, f. 130.
Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.637. **The Bard, an ode," to words by Thomas Gray; 17 June,
1786. Full score. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.638. Overture and airs in ''The Mistakes of a Da}'," a comic
operetta; 25 Nov.-3 Dec. 1785. Full score. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.639. " Propter Sion,' a tacred cantata ; 8 Mar. 1800. Full score ;
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344 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,689-27,647.
with pencil corrections by William Crotch, Mns. Doc. At the be-
ginning is a " testamur " from Charles Burney, 8[amuel] Arnold,
Edmund Ayrton, and others, 17 June, 1800, of J. W. Callcott's
standing for the degree of doctor of music. Paper. Quarto.
27.640. Full score of songs, viz. : — " These as they change ; " [4 Feb.
1791,] f. 2 ;— '* Sisters of Acheron ; " 26 Jan. 1815, f. 15 ;— " Angel
of life ; " 28 Aug. 1799, f. 21 ;— '' Friend of the brave ; " f. 27 ;—
" TiU Hymen ; " 3 Feb. 1807, ff. 33, 73 b ;— '* In life's gay scenes ; "
17 Oct. 1814, f. 37 ;— " Far from the world," a duet; 26 Mar. 1804 ;
with two arrangements of the orchestral accompaniments, ff. 43,
51 ;— " Eesound, ye hills ; " 12 Mar. 1786, f. 63 ;— " lliough cold are
our hills," f. 71. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.641. Original score of the song, ''These as they change ; " 4 Feb.
1791. With a few corrections attributed to Haydn. Paper. Oblate
Quarto.
27.642. Collection of canons, glees, catches, etc.; 1784-1801. Vocal
score. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.643. Glees, canons, etc., including, ** Ye mariners of England," and
a setting of the Lord's Prayer and Creed; 1783-1812. Vocal
score. Paper. Quarto.
27.644. Glees, songs, duets, etc., including, "The Fryer of Orders
Grey," and " The Red Cross Knight; 1789-1799. Vocal score. At
f. 55 b is a glee, " The leaf that falls in autumn's hour," words
and music by Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, R.A. Paper. Oblate
Quarto.
27,646. Glees, catches, etc. ; 1786-1806. Vocal score. On f. 65 is a
" list of the candidate pieces for prize medals [of the Catch Club],
1792." Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.646. EssATS on musical subjects, by John Wall Callcott, viz. : — ^' On
Musical Literature," f. 4; — **0n Musical Manuscripts," f. 108; —
"On the Catch Club," f. 1^8;— "On the Life and Writings of
Franchinus Gaf arius," f. 1 72 ; — ** Thoughts on the Musical Terms
used by the Ancient Greeks," f. 188. At f. 196 axe printed extracts
from Dr. William Boyce's MSS. on the theory of music. Paper ;
1801-1804. Quarto.
27.647. Drafts of essays, etc., by John Wall Callcott, viz. : — Translation
of part of " The first Book of The Elements of Harmony of Ari-
stoxenus;" 22 Aug. 1797, f. 2 ;— ** On Musical Manuscripts," f. 7 b;
— " Beview of Dr. [Thomas] Busby's Musical Dictionary, for the
Biitish Critic," f. 12;— "On Musical Theories," f. 27 b;— and,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,648-27,692. 345
refTersing the volume, essay " On Miisical Literature," f. 89. Paper ;
1797-1801. Small Quarto.
87.648. Lbctubes and essays by Jolin Wall Callcott, viz. : — " On the
OcUve ; " 22 Deo. 1798, f. 3 ;— ** Critical Examination of tlie Musical
Theory of Kimberger," f. 67 ; — " Essay on the Diminished Triad in
Music B D F," with an appendix on Dr. [Benjamin] Cooke's opinion ;
Feb. 1799, f. 107 ; — abridged copy of the preceding, f. 155. On the
inside of the cover is pasted a letter from Dr. William Crotch to
William Hutching Callcott. Paper. Small Quarto.
87.649, 27,650. " A Practical Dictionary of Music, interspersed with
luBtorical, biographical, and theoretical articles, by John Wall
Callcott ; " containing the dedication to Charles Bumey, Mas. Doc,
the introduction, and articles from A to AZ. Two volumes. Paper ;
*' begun June 25, 1798." Quarto.
87,661-87,686. Materials for a dictionary of music, derived from the
works of Grassineau, Bumey, Chambers, Walther, Overend, and
others, with essays, notes, copies of letters, etc., by John Wall
Callcott ; 1797-1802. ThirtynBix volumes. Paper. Small Quarto.
87.687. Commonplace book of John Wall Callcott ; containing, among
miscellaneous philological and musical notes and extracts, copies
of his correspondence with August Friedrich Kollmann, 16-30 Oct.
1798. Paper; ctrca 1798-1802. Octavo.
87.688. Copies of correspondence between John Wall Callcott and
A[ugugt] F[riedrich] KoUmann ; London, 16 Oct. 1798-17 Jan.
1803. At f. 42 b is an accoant, in German, of an " Orgel-Conoert "
in St. Catharine's Churoh, Hamburg, given by A. F. KoUmann, 12
Dec. 1801. Paper. Octavo.
87,688. Copies of conespondence between the same; 19 Jan.-28 Feb.
1799. Paper. Octavo.
87,680. 1. ••Ueber die Theorie der Musik" .... "von Johann
Kicolaus Forkel ; " Gottingen, 1777. Printed, f. 3. With trans-
lation by John Wall Callcott; 1804. f. 126.
2. llie preface and introduction to the '* General History of Music,"
translated from the German of J. N. Foikel by J. W. Callcott;
1 Jan.-ll Mar. 1803. With a few remarks by the translator, f. 23.
Paper. Quarto.
87,68L A dictionary of musicians, by John Wall Callcott, containing
A to PA. Imper/eci ; wanting several leaves. With pencil notes
by [William] Horsley and Dr. [William] Crotch. Paper. Quarto.
87,688. Catalogue of the library of John Wall Callcott ; 1795-1805 ;
with a few notes on music, dc. Paper. Small Quarto.
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346 ADDITIOIWAL MSS., 27,698-^27,696.
27.693. Commonplace book of John Wall Calloott, containing, among
other matter, " Aooonnt of the Graduates Meetings, a Society of
Musical Professors established in London; " 1790-1796, f. 6 ; and,
reversing the volume, an " Account of the Funeral of Dr. [Samuel]
Arnold;" 29 Oct. 1802, f. 31 ; — copies of correspondence of J. W.
Callcott with B[eilby Porteus, Bishop of] London, and E. Ormerod ;
25 Oct.-16 Nov. 1802, ff. 26 b-24 b, 17 b;—" Account of the Con-
centores Society ; " 22 Nov. 1802, f. 23 b. Paper. Octavo.
The foUowing Nos., 27,694-27,699, formed part of the library cf
M, Yemeniz.
27.694. Latin Bible, with ** interpretationes Hebraicorum nominum "
appended. Vellum ; written probably in France, in the latter part
of the xiuth cent. With illuminated initials of good execution.
Octavo.
27.695. Tractatus de septem vitiis " propter quae plurimum falitur
et decipitur omnis homo," et speciebus eorum. Imperfect. In the
prol(^ue the author states that he designs his treatise as a continua-
tion to a previous work on the four cardinal virtues ; that the stories
or instances which he introduces are derived from his grandfather,
Pelegrino Cocharelli, and that he writes for the instruction of his
children, and especially of his son John. At f. 3, reflections occur
which show the author to have been a citizen of Genoa. Vellum ;
written probably in Genoa in the latter part of the xivth cent. With
miniatures remarkable for natural expression and composition,
representing historical and social scenes ; and with coloured borders
filled with designs of natural objects admirably executed. The
miniature at f. 6 represents the capture of Tripoli, in Syria, by the
Sultan of Egypt, in 1288 ; and that at f. 6 b, the destruction of the
Templars in France and the subsequent death of Philip IV. From
the close agreement in choice of subjects and style of execution
with the characteristics attributed to the famous Genoese miniaturist
of the family of Cybo, known as " the Monk of Hydros " (as in the
painting of insects and larger animals, ships, and buildings), and
from the connection of the treatise itself with the city of Genoa,
the paintings may be reasonably ascribed to that artist. [See Add.
MS. 28,841 for other leaves of the same book] Octavo.
27.696. MissALK in usum ecclesi© Argentoratensis [Stiassburg], cum
calendario prasmisso. At the end is the colophon, "Annos post
LX incamati mille quater cccc allati vii adjecti [1467] Truten-
husen Nicolai, servans normam Augustini Otilie mentis vertice
[Otilienberg, in Swabia] Euperto dei famulo, gratioso suo domino,
munusoulum pro memoriali legans scripsit caritatis, urabris gaudens
protectionis praesulis patris sui, quem deus incolumem prosperum
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,697—27,689.
347
servat^ao (sic) felioem, nt longo vivat tempore."
to the oonvent of Nazareth at Paris. Octavo.
Vellum. Belonged
87,697. HoDBS of the Virgin and other offices, in Latin and French
viz.: —
CUendar. Fr. tl.
GuiBiiB Evangelii, f. 13.
Ondones ad gloriosam Mariam Tirginem,
f. 19.
HorsB B. Maris Yirginis, f. 29.
Hone Sanctn Oncls, f. 83 b.
" Officium de Sancto Spiritn," f. 88 b.
Gomznemorationes Sanctoram, f. 93.
** Le qTunze ioye nostre dame," f. 105.
Prayers on the Passion, etc . Fr, and Lot.
£110.
YigilisB mortuorum, f. 118 b.
Psalmi poenitentiales cnm litania, f. 155 b.
MiassB de Triniiate, etc., f. 175.
HorsB Sanctffi Trinitatis, f. 191.
" Officium mortuorum," f. 194.
'' Offloinm de omnibus Sanctis,^' f. 197.
'* Officium Sancte Katherine," f. 200.
" Officium de corpore Chriati^" f. 206.
Fassio Domini nostri secundum Johan-
nem, f. 210.
Officium de Oreatione, f. 213.
Vellum; xyth cent. Ornamented throughout with illuminated
borders, and having thirty-five large miniatures of the finest
execution. From the frequent introduction of the arms of Salnoes,
of Piedmont, into the borders, it appears that the volume was
executed for a lady of that house (probably Amadee, daughter of
Manfroy, Seigneur de Garde, circa 1450-1460), whose portrait is
painted in the miniature at £ 19. The arms of d*Urfe, with which
family that of Saluces was connected by maniage in the* xvith
century, have been subsequently added on ff. 77 b and 83 b. Small
Folio.
27,698. Hours, etc,, of the Virgin and other offices, in Latin, viz. : —
Conus Evang^lil, f. 1.
" Paado domini nodtri Jesu Giiristi secun-
dum Joliannem," f. 2.
Hone Beattt Manas Yirginis, Sanotn
Cracia, et Sancti Spiritus, f. 4.
"Septem psalmi penitentiales," cum
litania, f. 13.
* Officium et vigilin defunctorum," 1 16 b.
*< Suffragia sanctorum," f. 22.
'* Officium de conceptione beate Marie
Virgiuifl." f. 26 b.
"Hore passionifl domini nostri Jesu
Christi," f. 27 b.
*^ Septem here canonioe yirginis et mar-
tirU Barbara/* f. 29 b.
Preces, f. 30.
Vellum ; written in France, in the xvith cent. With miniatures ;
and bindiAg in GroUier style. From the library of the Marquis de
Orollier. Small Folio.
27,699. " LiVRE de chace que fist le conte Febus de Foiz [Gaston Ph6bus,
Comte de Foix], Seigneur de Beame," originally composed a.d, 1382 ;
followed (f. 116 b) by a collection of prayers in French, attributed to
the same author. Vellum; early xvth cent. With illuminated
initials and numerous partially tinted drawings. In tooled binding
of the xviith century. Quarto.
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348 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,700—87,711.
27,700-27,729. Operatic oompositions of Sir Henry Eowley Bishop,
performed chiefly at the Theatre Koyal, Covent Garden ; 1809-1840.
In fall score. Autograph. Thirty volumes. Paper. Oblate Quarto
and Folio. In the following order : —
27.700. Vol. I. " The Circassian Bride," an opera, performed at the
Theatre Eoyal, Drury Lane, Feb. 1809. The overture and part of
the music revived from memory, the original score having been
burnt.
27.701. Vol. II. " Mora's Love, or The Enchanted Harp ; a Grand
ballet performed at the King's Theatre, Haymarket, June 15th,
1809."
27.702. Vol. III. '* The Vintagers, a Musical Eomance. Performed
at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, Aug. lst,]1809." The words by
J. E. Eyre.
27.703. Vol. IV. " The Miller and his Men, a Melodrama, with
Chomsses, &o. Performed the first time October 2l8t, 1813." The
words by Isaac Pocock.
27.704. Vol. V. "For England, Hoi a melodramatic opera in two
Acts , " 16 Dec. 1813. The words by Isaac Pocock.
27.705. Vol. VI. "Harry Le Eoy, an Heroic Pastoral Burletta, in
one Act ; " 2 July, 1813. The words by Isaac Pocock.
27.706. Vol. VIL " The Brazen Bust, a Melodrama ; " 29 May, 1813.
The words by C. Kemble.
27.707. Vol. VIII. " The Heir of Vironi ; or Honesty the best
Policy, an operatic piece, in two Acts;" 27 Feb. 1817.
27.708. Vol. IX. "The Duke of Savoy; or Wife and Mistress. A
Musical Play in three acts ;" 29 Sept. 1817. [The words by Frederick
Reynolds.]
27.709. Vol. X. " The Father and hia ChUdren, a Dramatic Piece, in
Two Acts; "26 Oct. 1817.
27.710. Vol. XI. " The Humourous Lieutenant ; or Alexander's Suc-
cessors. Musical Play in three Acts;" 18 Jan. 1817. [The words
adapted from Fletcher by F. Eeynolds.]
27.711. Vol. XII. 1. "Fortunatus and his Sons; or the Magic Purse
r« and Wishing Cap," a melodramatic Eomance ; 12 Apr. 1819, f. 1.
2. " The Heart of Mid-Lothian," a musical drama ; 17 Apr. 1819. [The
words by D. Terry.] f 70.
3. "A Eoland for an Oliver," a musical farce; 29 Apr. 1819. [The
words by Thomas Morton.] f. 129.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,712—27,722. 349
27.712. Vol. Xm. " The Marriage of Figaro ; comic opera, in three
acts ; " adapted from Mozart ; 6 Mar. 1819.
27.713. Vol. XIV. "The overture and music in Shakspeare's Comedy
of Errors ; " 1 1 Dec. 1819.
27,71i. Vol. XV. 1. " Swedish Patriotism ; or The Signal Fire I " a
melodrama; 19 May, 1819. [The words by William Abbott.] f. 1.
2. " The Gnome-King or The Giant Mountains, a dramatic Legend in
two Acts;" 6 Oct. 1819, f. 43.
27,716. Vol. XVI. 1. "The Antiquary," a musical play; Jan. 1820,
f. 1.
2. '* Montoni or the Phantom," consisting of a chorus and invocation ;
Apr. 1820, f. 58.
3. •* Bothwell Brigg ; " May, 1820, f. 67.
27.716. Vol. XVn. "Native Land; or The Eetum from Slavery.
Opera in three Acts ; " 10 Feb. 1824. [The words by W. Dimond.]
27.717. Vol. XVIIL 1. " As you Hke it ; " 10 Dec. 1824, f. 1 .
2. " Charles the Second or The Merry Monarch ; " 9 May, 1824. The
overture originally composed for the opera of " The Maniac." [The
words by John Howard Payne.] f. 107.
27.718. Vol. XIX. " The Fall of Algiers : Grand Opera, in three Acts.
Performed at the Theatre Eoyal, Drury Lane, Jan. 19th, 1826."
27.719. Vol. XX. 1. " The Music in Masaniello ; or the Fisherman of
Naples. Historical play, performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane, Feb. 17th, 1825." The words by G. Soane. f. 1.
2. " William Tell. Historical Play ; " performed at the same theatre,
1825. The words by James Sheridan Knowles. f. 29.
3. ** The Music in Faustus. Komantic Drama ; " performed at the same
theatre, [16 May,] 1825. f. 53.
4. •' The Knights of the Cross. Musical Drama ; " i)erformed at the
same theatre, [29 May,] 1826. f. 118.
27.720. Vol. XX I. " Englishmen in India, Comic Opera in three Acts :
Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Jan. 27th, 1827."
The words by W. Dimond.
27.721. Vol. XXIL " The Rencontre, or Love will find out the way.
Operatic Piece in two acts. Performed at the Theatre Royal,
Haymarket, July 12th, 1828." The words by J. R. Planch6.
27.722. Vol. XXIII. " Edward the Black Prince. Historical Play ;
interspersed with Music. Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane, Jan. 28th, 1828." The words by Frederick Reynolds.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,788-27,786.
27,728. Vol. XXIV. " Yelva or The Orphan of Eussia. Musioal
Drama in two Acts ; " 6 Feb. 1829.
27.724. Voii. XXV. " Home, sweet Home I or, The Ranz des Vaohes.
Operatic Drama in two Acts;" 19 Mar. 1829. The words by Isaac
Pocock.
27.725. Vol. XXVI. « The Night before the Wedding ; and The
Wedding Night. Comic Opera in two Acts," selected from
Boieldien's opera "Les deux Nuits;" 10 Oct. 1829. The words
by Edward Fitz-BaU.
27.726. Vol. XXVII. ''Two Nights !" being the words of the pre-
ceding opera, with the separate parts, and a printed copy of the
songs and choruses.
27.727. Vol. XXVIII. "Manfred ;"'l834. The words from Lord
Byron's poem.
27.728. Vol. XXIX. "Rural Felicity. Operatic comedy in two Acts.
.... First performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, June 9 th,
1834." The words by J. Buckstone.
27.729. Vol. XXX. " The Fortunate Isles," a masque performed at
Covent Garden in honour of the marriage of Queen Victoria; 12
Feb. 1840. The words by J. R. Planche. With a printed copy of
the words.
27,780-27,788. Correspondence of William Capel, Earl of Essex, during
his embassy to Turin ; 1732-1736. Nine volumes. Paper. Folio.
27,780, 27,781. Volu 1. 11. Copies of letters from the Earl of Essex to
Thomas Pelham-Holles, Duke of Newcastle, and William Stanhope,
Lord Harrington, Secretaries of State, and to James, Earl Walde-
grave. Ambassador to France, and others ; with various enclosures,
consisting of the Earl's letters to the Marquis d'Ormea, Prime
Minister of Sardinia, reports on the progress of the campaign in
North Italy, treaties, and other state papers ; 9 May, 1735-28 July,
1736. Eng. and Fr, Two volumes.
27,782-27,785. Voll. in.-VL Original letters to the Earl of Essex
from official and private persons ; 1732-1736. JBngr. and Fr. Four
volumes. Vol. l, July, 1732-Dec. 1733. Vol. it., Jan. 1734-July,
1735. Vol. m., Aug.-Deo. 1735. Vol.iv., Jan.-Dec. 1736. Among
the writers are the following : —
John Leveson Gower, Lord Gower; n., ff. 135, 148, 20^; m., f. 135; iv.,
London, eto., 20 July, 1782-5 Dec. f. 122.
1733, 24 Sept., 2 Nov. 1734, 15 July, James, Earl Waldegrave, Ambassador
26 Aug. 1785, 25 Mar. 1786. Vol. to France; Paris, 12 Aug. 1732. 17
I., ff. 2, 26, 34, 72, 150. 174, 217, 294 ; Mar.-7 Dec. 1733, 8, 17 May, 7 June,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,788-27,746.
351
1735, 3 Jan-S June, 1786. Yol i., fi.
4, 129, 192. 249, 277, 284; n^ C 164,
168, 180 ; iv., ff. 6-193 panftn.
Heniy Pdham [brother of the Duke of
Newcastle, and afterwards First Lord
of the Treasury] ; London, etc, 2 Aug.
1732-19 May, 1736. VoU. i. ii.,
INimiii: ni, ff. 1, 125, 186, 209; rr.,
ff. 16, 104, 179.
H[enry] St J[ohn, late Yisoount] Boling-
broke ; Dawley Farm, London, Ghan-
telou, etc., 1 Oct. 1732-30 May. 1736.
VolL 1. II., passim; ni., ff. 27, 144,
162 ; IT., ff. 69, 181.
Charles Delafaye, Under-Secretary of
State; Whitehall, ete^ 9 Oct. 1732-
15 July, 1734. VoL L, pasnm ; n., ff. 9,
67, 103.
[Thomas Pelham-Holles] Duke of New-
castle, Secretary of State ; Kensington,
efc., 12 Oct 1732-18 June, 1736.
Voll. I.-1V., passim,
[Oarlo Francesco Vincenzio Ferrero]
Marquis d*Ormea, Prime Minister
of Sardinia; Turin, 31 Oct. 1732, 18
Feb., 81 Mar. 1733, 1 Sept 1735, 19
July, 1786. Fr. Vol. L. ff. 36, 108,
William Fulteney, [afterwards Earl of
Bath]; [Oct 1732.] Vol. i., f. 49.
H[enrietta Howard, Countess of] Suffolk ;
Bichmond, St James's, Hampton
Court, 19 Nov. 1732. 25 Feb., 6 Aug.
1733. VoL I., ff. 57, 120, 216.
Sir R[obert] Walpole [First Lord of the
Treasury] ; London, 3 Mar. 178J. Vol.
I., f. 121.
[Philip Dormer Stanhope] Earl of
Chesterfield; Iiondon, 21 June, 29
Nov. 1733, 8 Apr. 1734. Vol. i., ff. 180,
286; IL. f. 55.
M[ary] Cpara des Champs de MaresUly,
Countess of] Bollngbrooke ; Dawley,
9 Feb.-24 Nov, 1734. Fr. Vol. n.,
pas*im,
[William Stanhope] Lord Harrington.
. Secretary of State ; Hanover, 8 Aug.,
10 Oct., (and to the Duke of New-
castle) 14 Aug. 1735. Vol. III., ff. 8,
92, 168.
Horatio Walpole [afterwards Earl
of Orford], Ambassador at the Hague ;
Hague, 29 Sept. 1735, Hanover, 17
June, 1736. Vol. m., ff. 147, 149 ; iv.,
f . 203.
141 ; m., t 31 ; nr., f. 220.
27,736, 27,737. Voll. VIL VIIL Letters of Baron [Philipp] von Stosoh,
English Besident at Florence, to the Earl of Essex, chiefly con-
cerning the movements of the Pretender; 1734, 1735. Fr.
Two volumes.
27.738. Vol. IX. Letters of Thomas Bo wen and H. Corry, business
agents to the Earl of Essex; 1732-1736.
27.739, 27,740. The comedies of Aristophanes translated into lE^glish
verse by James White ; with translations of the Scholia, and notes.
A fair copy with alterations. Autograph, The play of ** The Clouds "
is not included, having been already printed [in 1769]. Two
volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent. Polio.
The following Nos,, 27,741-27,767, toere hequeaSied by Sir G. T. Smart,
Composer to the Queen.
27,741-27,744. The separate instrumental parts to the oratoiio of the
" Messiah " by George Frederic Handel, with the additional accom-
paniments by Wolfgang Amadous Mozart, as performed at Covent
Garden Theatre, 30 Jan. 1813. Four volumes, the first three
printed; with alterations by Sir George Thomas Smart. Paper.
Folio and Quarto.
27,746. Organ copy of the Dettingen **TeDeum" by G. F.Handel,
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362 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,746—27,767.
stated on the fly-leaf to have been the copy used by the oomposer.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Belonged subsequently to Dr. Bernard Gates,
Dr. T. S. Dupuis, Joseph Harrington, George Allenby, and Sir
G. T. Smart. Quarto.
27,746-27,748. " Oberon," an opera, in three acts, by Carl Maria von
Weber ; with autograph notes. Pull score , with English words ;
used at the performance at Covent Garden Theatre in 1826. Three
volumes. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27,749. Two Morning Services (Te Deum and Jubilate), an Evening
Service (Magnificat and Nunc dimittis), and ten Anthems, by
Thomas Saunders Dupuis, organist and composer to George IIL ;
1784-1793. Vocal score, with occasional figured bass. Autograph.
Paper. Quarto.
27.760. Church music by T. S. Dupuis ; consisting of three Morning
and Evening Services, thirteen Anthems and a Canon, performed at
the Chapel Boyal, St. James's, 1753- 17 66. Vocal score. Autograph.
Paper. Quarto.
27.761. Four Morning and Evening Services by T. S. Dupuis. Vocal
score, with figured bass. Paper. Quarto.
27.762. Morning and Evening Services (Can tate andDeus Misereatur),
with music for the Holy Communion, by T. S. Dupuis, 1796.
Vocal score, with figured bass. Paper. Quarto.
27.763. 1. Anthem for Ash Wednesday, "Put me not to rebuke,"
Psalm xxxviii., by T. S. Dupuis; 2 Oct. 1789. Organ introduction,
and vocal score with figured bass; Autograph, f. 1.
2. Morning Service in E flat, by the same. Vocal score, with figured
bass. f. 7.
Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.764. " Thanksgivino Anthem, composed and performed in the
Chapel Royal for the peace in the year 1783," by T. S. Dupuis.
Full score. Autograph. Paper. Quarto.
27,766. " Ode to the Genius of Britain .... an Exercise in the Music
School at Oxford for the accumulated degrees in Music, by Thomas
Saunders Dupuis," to words by Thomas Skelton Dupuis, B.A. ; per-
formed 26 June, 1790. Full score. Paper. Quarto.
27.766. "Ode to the Genius of Britain," etc., by T. S. Dupuis; dated
Sept. 1788. Autograph. Seethe preceding. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
27.767. " Anthem composed for the Ceremony of the Marriage of His
R. H. the Prince of Wales [afterwards George IV.] 1796," to Psalm
cxxviii., " Blessed are all they that fear the Lord," by T. S. Dupuis.
Full score. Autograph. Paper. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,768—27,766. 853
37.768. GoMEDiBS, in finish, viz. : —
1 . ** Amar por ver amar," " La discreta enamorada," " Enganar k qnien
engana," "Los Espanoles en Flandes," "Las Grandezae de
Aiexandro," ** Lo que esta determinado," " La Llave de la honra,"
" El Maestro de danzar," " Mas pned[e]n zelos que amor," " La
Portngaesa y dicha del forastero," **Lo8 Prados de Leon," "La
Seirina de Tormez," and ** Los trabajos de Jacob," by Lope [Felix]
de Vega Carpio, f. 3.
2. '* El Patron de Valencia San Vicente Martir, comedia de Ricardo
de Tuna," f. 481.
Paper ; xyiiitb cent. Octavo. Bequeathed by John Butter Ohorley, Esq.
87.769. CoinsDiGS, in Spanithy by Juan de la Cueva, viz. : — " La Libertad
de Espana por Bernardo de Carpio," f. 1 ; and ** La Muerte del Rey
D" Sancho, y R^to de Zamora ; por D" Diego Ordonez," f. 66.
Performed at Seville in 1679 ; and copied from the editions of 1688.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto. Bequeathed by J. B. Chorley,
Eaq.
27,760-27,762. " Tabla de la Comedia Nacional de Espana, que crio
Lope de Vega,V by J[obn] R[utter] Cborley ; 1863. Three volumes.
Vol. I. List of comedies now existing in print or MS., followed by a
list of authors, chronologically arranged, from 1690 to 1766; — Vol.
n. Alphabetical list of authors, with their works ; — Vol. iii. Alpha-
betical list of titles. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto. Bequeathed by
J. B. Chorley, Esq.
27,763-27,766. History of Cistercian architecture, with descriptions of
the principal Cistercian houses in England, and drawings, plans, etc.,
by John Chef sell Buckler, architect. Autograph. Twelve volumes,
iMoabered ii. to xiii. See also Add. MSS. 24,432-24,434, 27,963,
27,964. Paper. Folio. Presented by the author.
Visits. Vol. II. Introduction and general remarks on Cistercian
architecture, nith descriptions of the houses of Bindon, Kirkstall,
NN'averley, Whalley, Salley, Jervaulx, Croxden, and Dore.
27,764, A. Vol. III. Descriptions of Rievaulx, Kirkstall, and Foun-
tains, with general remarks, etc.
27,764, B. Vol. IV. Description of Fountains.
27,764, C. Vol. V. Descriptions of Beaulieu, Netley, and Valle Cnicis.
27,764, D. Vol. VI. Description, etc., of Fountains, drawings of Kirk-
stall, and general remarks ; 1864.
27,766, A. Vol. VII. Description, etc., of BuildwaH, with a short note
on Valle Criicis.
iiss.— 1867. 2 A
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27,765, B. Vol. VIII. Beoiarks on Cistercian architecture, on the
organisation of the plans of churches, on Saxon architecture and
" Lomhardic " inscriptions ; 1867.
27,765, C. Vol. IX. Remarks on Cistercian and Saxon architecture
and on the ground plans of churches.
27,765, D. Vol. X. Remarks on Cistercian and Saxon architecture,
with descriptions of churches and of Deerhurst Priory ; 1870.
27,765, E. Vol. XI. Remarks on Cistercian and Saxon architecture ;
descriptions of Sibton Priory, near Saxmundham [Suffolk], and St.
Frideswide's, Oxford; 1869, 1870.
27,765, F. Vol. XIL Remarks t»n Cistercian and Saxon architecture ;
further description of St. Frideswide's Priory and of Earl's Barton
Church, CO. Northampton, and notes on "Low side-Mrindows ; "
1871, 1872.
27.765, G. Vol. XIII. Remarks on Cistercian and Saxon architecture,
with further descriptions of St. Frideswide*s, and of Tackley Hall,
Oxford; 1872,1873.
27.766. " A Collection of Lombardic Inscriptions gathered from the
remains of ancient sepulchral monuments in England, Scotland,
and Wales, with several Interesting Examples from Churches in
France; by John Chesfeell Buckler." With drawings, rubbings,
etc., of inscriptions and monuments. Autograph. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio. Presented by the author.
Vt,lVt-Vt,Tt2. Translation of Domesday Book by William Bawd wen,
vicar of Hooton Pagnel, near Doncaster; comprising the whole
survey, with the exception of that of cos. York, Derby, Notts,
Rutland, Lincoln, Middlesex, Hertford, Bucks, Oxford, and Gloucester
(which pai-t of the translation was published in 1809, 1812);
prepared for the press, with notes and corrections. AaJtografh, Six
volumes. Vol. i. Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Hants, Berks, and Wilt« ;
— ^Vol. IL Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall; — Vol. iii.
Worcester, Hereford, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedford, Northamp-
ton, and Leicester; — Vol. iv. Warwick, Stafford, Salop, Chenten
and Essex; — ^Vol. v. Norfolk and Suffolk; — Vol. vi. General index
arranged under counties. Paper; early xixth cent. Folio.
Presented by WiUiam, John, and Margaret Bawdwen^ sons and daughter-
in-law of ihe author.
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18 68.
87,773. Printed traots on architecture, with MS. additions by John
Chesaell Buckler and Charles Alban Buckler; 1823-1847. The
contents are : —
1. Observations on Magdalen College, Oxford, 1823, f. 1.
2. Account of Eltham Palace, co. Rent, 1827, f. 99.
3. Letters upon andent architecture, 1832-1833, f. 166.
4. History of St. Alban's Abbey, 1847, f. 229.
5. Bemarks upon wayside chapels and the chantry on Wakefield
Bridge, 1843, f. 392.
Paper* lUastrated with plates, plans, and drawings. Octavo.
Presented by J. C. Buckler, Esq.
VfyTli. Sixty aviograph letters from "Junius" to Henry Sampson
Wood&U, printer of the "Public Advertiser," 20 Apr. 1769-19 Jan.
1773 ; dgned in some instances with the initial C. Printed in
the edition of Junius by G. Woodfall, three volumes, 8vo, 1812;
ToL i. p. 166. The letter numbered 6 in the printed work is here
wanting. At the end is an atUograph letter from H. S. Woodfell to
Junius as Mr. F[retley] ; 7 Mar. 1773. Printed as above, vol. i.
p. 256. Paper. Quarto.
87.775. Tbi "Dedication to the English Nation," and "Preface" of
Woodfall's first edition of the collected letters of Junius, two
volumes, 8vo, 1772, in the autograph of Junius; preceded by the
table of contents, in another baud. Paper. Folio. *
87.776. Proof sheets of the two volumes of WoodfalFs first edition of
the collected letters of Junius, 1772; with numerous corrections,
notes, and additions, in MS., by the hand of Junius. Vol. i. wants
Junius's dedication and prefisM^e, pages 85, 86, 163, 164 of the text,
and the index. Vol. ii. wants from page 262 to the end. Paper.
Octavo.
2 A 2
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366 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,777, 27,778.
VtyTTt. Original contributions to the "Public Advertiser," etc, as
follows : —
1. Letter, signed " Quidnunc," on the appointments to the government
of Canada and bishopric of Quebec, etc; 23 May [1762 or 1763];
with order to print by "B. T.," f. 2.
2. Announcement of the refusal of a warrant to John Wilkes to search
the houses of Lords Egremont and Halifax, Secretaries of State.
Signed " John Wilkes," erased [1763 ?]. Autograph of Wilkes, f. 4.
3. Letter on the definition of libel, signed " Sarah Sceptic; " [1763 or
1764 ?], f. 6.
4. Corrections for a reprint of a letter by '* Candour " on Lord Mansfield's
charge against the publisher of the " North Briton ; " Gray's Inn,
30 July [1764], ff. 7, 8. ■
5. Letter, in the same hand as No. 1, on the appointment of Charles
and William W} ndham, Secretaries of Jamaica and Barbadoes ; n,d.
Signed " A Dealer in Cyder and Perry." f. 10.
6. Letter, in the same hand, on the appearance of names of merchants
of London in the " Gazette." Signed "P. Q." £ 11.
7. " Harry and Nan " [the Duke of Grafton and Anne Parsons] ; in six
stanzas. The first line wanting. Autograph of Junius, f. 12.
8. Letter, signed " Vindex" [Feb. 1771], in the autograph of Junius.
Printed in vol. iii. p. 341, edition 1812, the part relating to the
King being suppressed, f. 13.
9. Letter of H. S. Woodfall to Junius, addressed as " Mr. John Fret-
ley," apologising for not publishing the letter signed "Vindex;"
19 F«b. 1771. Autograph, f. 14.
10. Letter of *' Junius " to Home Tooke ; 17 July, 1771. Copy. f. 15.
11. Letter, signed " Scotus," to Lord Barrington [4 May, 1772]. In the
autograph of Junius, f. 16. Printed in vol. iii. p. 447.
12. Lines " On a late Removal," of the " Lord of Stowe " [Duke ot
Buckingham], in a disguised hand, f. 17.
13. Letter, signed '* Impartial," on attacks upon private character, f. 19.
14. Notice of the Duke of York's visit to the prihon of Newgate to see
Lord George Gordon [1780]. In H. S. Woodfall's handwriting,
f. 21.
15. Letter, signed " Sifter," on merchants' names in the "Gazette," f. 23.
16. *' Epistle from Miws Markem in London to Lady Barbara Courtley
Ht Cattle Lizard in the Co[unty] of Cornwall ; written in Feb[ruary]
1784," in verse ; with the Dialogue of Fanny and Deborah, in con-
tinuation ; and with drawings, f. 26.
Paper. Folio.
27,778. Papers i elating to the imprisonment of John Wilkes and Henry
Sampson Woodfall, mz. : —
1 . " Orders issued by Charles Rainsford, the Lieutenant-Governor of
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the Tower, respecting the detention of J[ohn] \V[ilke8]." 1 May,
1763. Copied by J. Wilkes, f. 1.
2. " Mr. WoodfalVs Bill of Coets on Information for Junius's letter to
the King, 19th Dec. 1769," f. 3.
3. Order of the House of Commons to H. S. Woodfall to atrend and
answer for the printing of Home's letter to the Speaker; 11 Feb.
1774, f. 16.
4. Draft of letter from [Woodfall] to John HatHcll, Clerk of the Honso
of CDmmous, promising attendance, f. 18.
5. Petition of Woodfall to the House of Commons ; his own draft and
another in Home's handwriting, ff. 10, 19.
6. Draft by Woodfall of his letter to , asking him to present
his petition to the House, f. 20.
Paper; Quarto.
87.779. Papbbs relating to the prosecution of the Bev. John Home
[afterwards Tooke] by the Bt. Hon. George Onslow [afterwards Earl
of Onslow], 1769, 1770, viz. :—
1. Rt. Hon. G. Onslow to H. S. Woodfall; London, Ashbumham,
17 July, 1769-25 July, 1770, ff. 1, 6, 11, 15, 17, 19.
2. Mary Bums to the Bt. Hon. G. Onslow; London, 25 June, 1769.
Copy. f. 7.
3. Kt. Hon. G. Onslow to M. Bums ; Ember Court, 27 June, 1769, f. 9.
4. [Wills Hill, Earl of] Hillsborough to H. S. Woodfall; London,
2 Aug. 1769, f. 13.
5. Declaration of J. Pownall relative to the Bt. lion. G. Onslow ;
Whitehall, 2 Aug. 1769, f. 14.
6. William Bobins [attorney to the Bt. Hon. G. Onslow] to H. S.
Woodfall; Kingston-upon-Thames, 4 April, 1770, f. 16.
Paper. Small Quai to.
27.780. Miscellaneous letters to H. 8. Woodfall, 1763-1799, viz, ;—
Bonnell Thornton; n-d. and 11 May,
1763, if. 1, 2.
^ Anti-Scjanns; " 9 Oet 1765 ; witli note
by Joseph Parkes; 15 May, 1864, ff.
3,5.
Bet, Philip Bosenhagen; London, 3
Jan. 1767, f. 6.
Frederic W. Guy-Dickens; London, 17
Apr. 1768-1 Jan. 1770, ff. 7-12 h, 14.
[Henry Fox, Lord] Holland; Kingsgate,
20 July, 1769, 1 18.
6[eorgo] Golman; Richmond, 11 July^
1773, and n.d. With teal. ff. 23, 25.
David Garrick; Adelphi, 22 , 28 Noy.
».a. and fi.d., ff. 27-34 b.
Sir William Meredith : Macclesfield, 31
Jnly, 1777. With seal f. 35.
Hugh Boyd; London, 24 Oct. 1777-14
Feb. ».o., ff. 37,39,40.
Bev. John Douglas; London, 28 Apr.
. 1779. WiihaedL f. 42.
Lord Goorge Gordon [3rrl wn of Cosmo.
Hor(;ace] Walpole [afterwards 4th Earl | 3rd Duke of Gordon]; Newport, 5 July^
of Orfbrd]; Strawberry Hill, Lon- i 1779. Holograph. With tcaZ. f.44.
don, 24 Mar., 30 Apr. 1772, ff. 16. 19. J[ohn] H[orue] Tooke; Bedford, 5 Apr.
[John Montague, 4th Earl of] Sandwich ; 1783. With teal f. 46.
Admiralty, 23 Feb. 1773. With teal. \ Adam Boyd ; Auguata, Georgia, 3 Apr.
f. 21. 17i>4. f. 48.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,780, 27,78L
L[awreiioe]D[iindas] Campbell; London, James Maophenon; London, 21 Jnly,
31 Mar. 1799, f. 50. 13 , ».a.. ff. 53, 54.
[William Petty, Ist Marqaie of Lana- Bight Honouxable Charles James Fox ;
downe] ; n.d. Holograph, f. 52. n.(i, f. 56.
[George, Ist Earl of Onslow] ; n.d, f. 58.
At f. 18 is a draft of a letter from H. S. Woodfall to H. Walpole ; n.d.
[Apr. 1772]. Paper. Quarto.
27,781. Letters to George Woodfall, relating to the letters of Junius;
1806-1839. The writers are :—
J[ames] Boaden; London, 24 Mar.
1806-24 Jan. 1813. With 9eah, ff. 5,
73. 77, 91.
John Taylor; London, 24 Mar. 1806-
4 Mar. 1830, ff. 7, 14, 23, 71, 75, 178.
Thomas Wilkie; Salisbury, 3 Apr. 1806.
With his letter, signed " Philo-Jnnias,"
to the editor of the ** Sun ; " 27 Mar.
1806. ff.9, IL
J Palmer; London, 10 Apr. 1806-
28 Jan. 1822, ff. 12, 18, 29, 61, 65,
69, 96-101, 138, 147, 156, 160-172.
J[ohn] M[ason] Good, M.D. ; 26 Jan.-17
Nov. 1807, ff 19,21,25,27.
Robert Triphook ; London, 26 Mar. «.a.,
£3L
[Harbord Harbord, 1st] Lord Suffield;
nui, f. 36.
Thomas Girdlestone, M.D. ; Yarmouth,
22 July, 1811-17 June, 1812. With
9eal$. ff. 38-51, 57, 59, 67.
T[homas] Busby [Mus. Doa] ; London,
2 Nov. 1814, f. 52.
[William Yinoent, Dean of Westminster] ;
n.d. WithMoZ. f. 54.
[Laurence Parsons, 2nd Earl of] Bosse ;
Fulham, London, 14 Apr. 1812, 23
Aug. [1813], ff. 63, 130.
B[ichard] Duppa; ».d., ff. 79, 81.
B G Clarke ; n,d., ff. 83, 85.
Letter signed **Curiosus;" Chester, 4
Jon. 1813, f. 87.
William M[ortimer?] Salmon; Devizes,
19 Jan. 1813, f. 89,
T W ; 6 Feb. 1818, t 93.
Olivia Wilmot Serres [pretended daughter
of Henry Frederic, Duke of Cumber-
land]; London. 4 Mar. 1813-29 Oct.
1817. Holograph. With moIb. ff. 95,
102, 105, 109, 111, 1^9.
George Brewer; London, 25, 30 Mar.
1813. ff. 103, 107.
W S Stratford, B.N.; lK)ndon,
31 May, 1813, f. 114.
[Thomas Wilmot, brother of O.W.Scrres] ;
6 June, 1813, f. 116.
S[amuel] Butler, vicar of Kenilworth
[afterwards Bishop of Lichfield];
Shrewsbury, 5, 13 Aug. 1813. With
seals. £125.127.
J[ohn] Britton ; London, 22 Oct-29 Nov.
18J3,ff. 132, 134. 136.
Arthur Onslow; London, 20 May, 1814,
26 Feb. 1825, ff. 144, 174.
Alexander Chalmers; 30 July, 1814, f.
146.
W[illiitm] D[iaper] Best [afterwards Irt
Baron Wyndford and Chief Justice of
the Common Pleas]; London, 24 July,
1816, f. 148.
[Sir] P[hiUp] Prands, K.B.; 1 June
[1818] and n.d. The first unsigned,
with seal, and addressed by mistake
to <*H. S. WoodfaU;" the second a
printed facsimile, ff. 151, 152.
[Sir] Samuel Bomilly ; London, I July,
1818, f. 153.
Sir F[rancis] Burdett [Bart.]; London,
10 Mar. 1819, 1 154.
«Crito;"25,27Aug. 1820. With seals.
ff. 157. 159.
Miss E M Smedley; London,
26 Feb. [1884]. With dra^ of answer.
ff 176, 178.
[Sir] D[avid] Brewster; Melioee, 2
Mar. 1837. With seal. With draft
of answer, ff. 180, 182.
John Grough Nichols; London, 23 Mar.
s.a,, f. 184.
At ff. 1, 33, 118-124, are dra/U of letters from G. Woodfall to the editors
of the '' Morning Chronicle " and '' Gentleman's liilagazine," and to
the Duke of Kichmond ; [— Jan. 1807]-18 Apr. 1839. Paper. Folio.
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87.782. 1. Draft of oopy, notes, ete., for the preliminary remarks
and oiher parts of the edition of Junius, by Qeorge Woodfall in
1812 ; partly in his handwriting, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters printed in the " Public Advertiser," in 17f59, under
the signatures of " Anti-Loyola," f. 110 ; " Decius," ff. 127, 142, 169.
and " A. B.," ff. 186, 195.
Paper. Quarto.
87.783. Notes of George Woodfall on " The History of Junius and his
Works, etc., [in favour of the claim of Lord George Sackville,] by
John Jaques ; post S*", 1843." Autograph. Paper. Octavo.
27.784. 1. List of miscellaneous letters ascribed to Junius, with notes
on what authority, and notes of publications on the authorBhip of
the Junius letters, etc, [by Joseph Parkes, author of the " Life of
Sir P. Francis"], f. 1.
2. John Home Tooke to Sir Fletcher Norton, Speaker of the House
of Commons ; n.d. Copy. f. 17.
3. Assignment by Theophilus Gibber to Henry Woodfall, junior, of
his share in the "London Daily Post;" 4 March, 1736. Signed.
f. 27.
4. Printed title-page of Bishop Burnet's " History of his own Time :
Vol. n." With a note by [Sir] T[homas] Burnett [Judge of the
Common Pleas] that the MS. of the two volumes will be deposited
in the Cotton Library, f. 36.
5. Lithographic facsimiles of Junius's writing, etc., f. 36 b.
6. Cutting from the " Morning Star," 24 Dec. 1805, of an article on
Indian policy; found in 1856 inside a folio edition of Plautus,
formerly belonging to Sir Philip Francis, f. 46.
7. Notes by Joseph Parkes on the letter, signed " Curiosus," to J.
WoodfaU, of 4 Jan. 1813. See Add. MS. 27,781, f. 87. f. 48.
8. Fragment of an address of a letter in the autograph of Junius,
f. 55.
9. Impressions of seals used by Junius, S. 54, 57.
Paper; xviiith and xixth centt. Folio.
27,786. 1. Cuttings from the " Public Advertiser,'* 1769-1771, of letteiri
written by Junius and paragraphs connected with them ; many of
them corrected by Junius apparently for the collected edition
of the letters, f. 1.
2. Cuttings from the "Morning Post," 1814, the " Gentleman's Maga-
zine," 1813, and other papers, relative to the question of authorship
of the Junius letters in respect to Jean Louis De Lolme, Dr.
James Wilmot, and Lauchlin Macleane, f. 36.
Paper; xvmth and xixth centt. Large Folio.
27,786,27,787. Sheets of the printed Junius letters, edition 1772;
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360 ADDITIONAL M8S., 27,786—27,810.
with oorreotioiis and ntimerouB notes, principally in the handwriting
of Dt, John Mason Good, and partly in that of George Woodfall, the
foi-mer the editor and the latter the publisher of the edition of 1812,
and prepared for that work. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
27.788. Proof sheets of letters of Junius, finally revised for the edition
of 1772. Imperfect, Paper. Octavo.
27,789-27,797. Narrative of political events in England, from 1830
to 1835 ; by Francis Place. Nine volumes. Paper. Folio.
27.789. Vol. I. 17 June, 1830-8 Oct. 1831. It includes—
1. Account of Middlesex election, 1830, f. 76.
2. Introduction to the history of the Birmingham Political Union, the
Parliamentary Candidates Society, and the National Political
Union, f. 118.
27.790. Vol. II. 8 Oct. 1831-23 Mar. 1832; relating to the Reform
Bill, and including account of the Bristol riots, ff. 106-208.
27.791. Vol. III. 8 Oct. 1831-31 Mar. 1832; treating of—
1. The National Political Union, f. 1.
2. The National Union of the Working Classes, f. 237.
27,792-27,796. Voll. IV.-Vn. 26 Mar.-7 June, 1832. Narrative of
the progress of the Beform Bill.
27.796. Vol. VIII. 16 Apr. 1832-July, 1833 ; including proceedings of
the National Union of the Working Classes and of similar unions,
ff. 65-381.
27.797. Vol. IX. 22 Apr. 1833-16 Nov. 1835; relating principally
to proceedings of the National Union.
27.798. Francis Place. Narrative of " Proceedings to procure the
repeal of the laws against Combinations of Workmen, Emigration
of Artizans [and] Exportation of Machinery; 1810-1825." Paper.
Folio.
^ 27,799-27,808. Francis Place. Collections, printed and MS., relating
to the repeal of the laws against combinations of workmen; 1734-
1826. Eight volumes. They form an appendix to the preceding
number. Paper. Folio and Octavo.
27,807. Francis Place. Ads of Parliament relative to the emigration
of workmen and exportation of machines, 1747-1795. At ff. 42,
45, are original letters of Gravenor Henson to F, Place ; Nottingham,
31 May, 7 June, 1825. Paper. Folio.
27,808-27,810. Francis Place. Collections relating to political
societies. Three volumes. Paper ; xviiith and xixth centt. Quarto
and Folio.
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87,806. Vol. I. 1. Notes respecting the London CforrespoudmgSooiet}-,
f. 2.
2. Remarks on the supposed origin of the Pop-Gun Plot; 1817 j b^''
PanI Thomas Lemaitre, f. 118.
3. ** Collection for a Memoir of Thomas Spence and the Spenocans/'
£ 138.
87.809. Vol. n. 1. ** Proceedings in Parliament and among the
people ; 1815-1818," f. 1.
2. "Cobbelt's Calumnies, with notes by John Richtor; Jan. 1818."
Prinled, with MS. notes, f. 129.
3. A foil report of the Hampden Club ; 15 June, 1816. Printed, f. 149.
4. A letter to Major Cartwright by Thomas Cleary ; London, 21 June,
1819. PtifUed, with MS. notes, f. 180.
6. Narrative of John Oxlade ; 12 Feb. 1837, f. 202.
6. «« Political societies and occurrences ;" 1792-1833, f. 265.
27.810. Vol. III. Account, letters, and printed papers of the Metro-
politan Parliamentary Reform Association,' 1842; including letters
of Sir John Bowring, Joseph Scholefield, Colonel T. Perrouet
Thompson, Joseph Sturge, Joseph Hume, and others.
87,811-27,817. Francis Place. Papers of the London Corresponding
Society; 1791-1847. Seven volumes. Paper. Small Quarto and Folio.
27,81L Vol. I. Letter-book of the society; 27 Oct. 1791-23 Mar.
1793.
27,812, 27,813. Toll. II. III. Minnte-books and letter-book of the
society; 2 Apr. 1792-2 July, 1795.
27,814. Vol. IY. Sketeh of the history of the London Corresponding
Society, by Thomas Hardy, Secretary. Two parts.
27,816. YoL. V. Original correspondence of the society; 2 July,
1795-30 Nov. 1797. The greater part printed in the correspondence
of the London Corresponding Society.
27.816. YoL. Yl. Papers, prifUed and MS.^ relating to public prosecu-
tions in 1793, 1794, and 1798 ; including Richter's naiTative of his
arrest and examination before the Privy Council, 1794. Autography
with letters.
27.817. YoL. YII. Miscellaneous. PrifUed and MS.
27.818. Francis Place. Drafte of letters of Thomas Hardy to editx>rs
of periodicals, etc. ; 1796-1829 (?) ; with printed poetry, etc. Paper.
PoKo.
27,819-27,822. Francis Plaoe. Collections relating to working-
men's associations. Four volumes. Paper. Octavo.
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362 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,819—27,836.
27,819. Vol. I. Historical narrative of the formation of the London
Working Men's Association, and proceedings of the society, eie. ;
1836, 1837.
' 27,820. Vol. II. Oontinnation ; with proceedings of the BirmiDgham
Political Union, etc ; 1838.
27,82L Vol. III. Continuation; 1839.
27.822. Vol. IV. 1. Papers relating to the National Political Union,
the Working Men's Union, the newspapers, etc,^ f. 2.
2. Notes by F. Place on the Russian campaign, 1813, with a map,
f. 97.
3. Gircumistances connected with the first operations of the Anti-
Corn Law League, etc,; by Sidney Smith, Canon of St. Paul's,
13 Mar. 1847; f. 162.
27.823, 27,824. Francis Place. Collections relating to schools,
mechanics' institutions, etc. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo and Quarto.
27.823. Vol. I. 1. Account of Lancasterian schools, the West London
Lancasterian Association, and the chrestomathic schools, 1798-1816,
f. 2.
2. Early history of the London Medianics' Institution ; with cor-
respondence, including letters of Sir F. Burdett, J. Bentham, T. T.
Clarke, J. P. Blake, Dr. G. .Birkbeck, J. C. Hobhouse, H. Bicker-
steth, E. Wakefield, Earl Spencer, D. Kinnaiid, T. G. Lambton,
Sir B. Hobhouse, and E. Burnet; 1823-1836, f. 237.
3. Papers relating to the University of London, 1827, f. 385.
27.824. Vol. II. Papers, printed and MS., relating to schooliii, mechanics'
institutions, cte., including original letters of J. C. Hobhouse, T.
Campbell, the poet, H. Brougham, J. Hunter, J. Hume, G. Qrote, etc.
27,825-27,830. Francis Place. Collections relating to manners and
morals. Six volumes. Paper ; xyiiith and xixth centt. OctaTO and
Folio.
27,826. Vol. I. 1. Notes on grossness in publications and street songs;
1705-1795, f. 2.
2. Notes on drunkenness ; 1 826-1836, f. 170.
3. Notes on poverty and its vices — beggars, lotteries ; 1706-1826, f.
236.
27,826. Vol. II. 1. Notes on trials, crimes, prisons, punishments;
1720-1750, f. 2.
2. Notes on Tyburn Fair, gaols, justices, police; 1721--1824, f. 94.
3. Notes on secondary punishments, juvenile delinquency, education,
etc, ; 1775-1828, f. 147.
4. Notes on grossness, looseness of manners, etc, ; 1748-1776, f. 217.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,827-27,848. 363
17.827. Vol. III. Notes on improvement and ednoationof the people ;
1646-1836.
27328. Vou IV. 1. Notes on modes of travelling ; 1762-1836, f. 2.
2. Notes on improvement of the people, olubs, etc. ; 1740-1846, f. 45.
3. Notes on the fine arts, soienoe, etc, ; 1543-1836, f. 140.
4. Notes on mannfactnies ; 1766-1837, f. 196.
5. Notes on surgery and medioine; 1738-1832, f. 237.
27.828. You Y. 1. Memoranda on drunkenness, manners, morals, the
value of life, f. 1.
2. Defence of the people against J. S. Buckingham, M.P., and the
committee on drunkenness ; 1834, f. 72.
27,830. Vol. YL Parliamentary reports, printed —
1. On the sale of beer ; 6 Apr. 1830, f. 1.
2. On drunkenness ; 5 Aug. 1834, f. 72.
With MS. notes.
27,831-27,833. Francis Place. Oollections for a history of the drama.
Three volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
27,83L Vol. L 1. Notes for history of play-housos, etc., f. 4.
2. Particulars of Drury Lane and Govent Garden Theatres; 1808,
1809, f. 106.
3. Observations on authors and players, f. 115.
4. Immorality of the stage, f. 182.
27.832. Vol. IL Notes on authors, plays, theatres, etc.
27.833. Vol. III. 1. Observations on the origin and progress of actors,
f.2.
2. Comparison of acting with other professions, f. 85.
3. Improvement ist the drama ; 1834; f. 117.
27.834. Fbancis Place. Essays for the people ; 1834.
1. Mr. Hanson's speech examined, f. 2.
2. Trades* unions condemned ; Trade dubs justified, f. 39.
3. Trade clubs ; strikes ; wages, f. 72.
4. Trades' unions and trade clubs of various kinds compared, f. 116.
Paper. Folio.
27,836. Francis Place. Papers, printed and MS., relating to working-
men's political associations, etc. ; 1799-1842. Paper. Folio.
27,836. Francis Place. Papern, printed and MS.^ including par-
liamentary reports, cuttings from newspapers, etc.^ relating to the
public finances ; 1816-1828. Paper. Folio.
27,837-27,848. Francis Place. Collections of newspaper cuttings
and other papers, printed and MS.^ relating to elections at West-
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364 ADDITIONAL MSB., 27,837—27,862.
minfiter and other political events, from 1771 to 1838. Twelve
volumes. Paper. Polio, Pctavo, and Small Quarto.
27.837. Vol. I. Newspaper cuttings on Westminster elections, etc. ;
1771-1807.
27.838. Vol. n. Continuation; 1806-1809.
27.839. Vol. IIL Continuation ; 1810-1812.
27.840. Vol. IV. Continuation; 1812-1817; with account books.
27.841. Vol. V. Continuation ; 1818.
27.842. Vol. VL Continuation ; 1818, 1819 ; with a few letters from
Sir F. Burdett, J. C. Hobhouse, and G. Lamb, the candidates.
27,848. Vol. VII. Continuation; 1820-1830.
27.844. Vol. Vm. Continuation; 1831-1837.
27.845. Vol. IX. Minutes of proceedings of electors of Westminster
and friendH to purity of election, and of the committees for con-
ducting the election of Sir F. Burdett and the Hon. D. Kinnaird ;
23 May-30 July, 1818.
27.846. Vol. X. Minutes of proceedings of the piinting committee
for the above election; 12 June-4 July, 1818.
27.847. Vol. XL 1. Minutes of proceedings of the committee for
conducting the election of J. 0. Hobhouse; 6 Nov. 1818-13 Feb.
1819, f. 1.
2. Minutes of proceedings of the committee of St. George's parish,
Hanover Square, for the same election; 1 Deo. 1818-28 Feb. 1819,
f. 119.
27.848. Vol. XII. Minutes of proceedings of the managing com-
mittee for the same election ; 24 Nov. 1818-3 Feb. 1819. .
27,849, 27,860. Francis Place. Papers relating to general and
Westminster politics; 1714-1818. Two volumes. Paper. Octavo.
27.849. Vol. I. History of general politics; 1714-1784; and of
Westminster politics ; 1790-1792.
27.860. Vol. 11. History of general and Westminster politics ; 1803-
1818; with a few original letters, one of which is from Sir F.
Burdett.
27.861, 27,862. Francis Place. Papers relating to the inquest on
Joseph Sellis, etc; 1810-1833. Two volumes. Paper. Oblong
Quarto and Small Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,861—27,869. 365
27.861. Vol.. I. Copies of depositions and notes taken at the inquest
on Joseph Sellis; 1 June, 1810; with notes relating to the action
brought by [H.B.H. Ernest Angustns] Duke of Cumberland [after-
wards King of Hanover] against Joseph Phillips for libel ; 1832 ;
and newspaper cuttings on the same subject.
27.862. Vol. IL 1. Copies of depositions and notes, as above ; 1810-
1832, f. 1.
2. '* A minute detail of the attempt to assassinate H.B.II. the Duke
of Cumberland, etc. ; London, 1810." Printed, f. 76.
3. " The trial of Joseph Phillips for a libel on the Duke of Cumberland,
et<5. ; London, 1833." Printed, f. 138.
27,853-27,866. Francis Place. Papers relating to parliaments and
statutes. Three volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
27.863. Vol. I. 1. Tables of statutes, 1235-1504, f . 5 b ; and of
adjournments, prorogations, etc., 1331-1472, f. 19 b.
2. Tables of writs and returns, parliaments, members' names, eto..
Hen. IIL-Rio. IIL, f. 25.
3. Tables showing the power and conduct of the House of Commons,
Edw. HL-Hen. IV., f. 129.
27.864. Vol. II. Notes and memoranda on parliaments, tempp, Eliz.-
Jas. II. ; with a few other miscellaneous papers.
27,866. Vol. III. Miscellaneous notes on parliaments, etc., taken
from various works on the subject.
27,866-27,868. Fkakcis Place. Papers relating to the discovery and
history of America. Three volumes. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
27.866. Vol. I. Notes on voyages and the discovery and geography
of America.
27.867. Vol. II. Notes on the history of the colonies and states of
North America.
27.868. Vol. 111. Notes on the history of North America, principally
relating to the United States.
27.869. Francis Place. Papers relating to Canada, viz. : —
1. Copies of correspondence of J. D. de Lacy and His Excellency
W. A. Bowles, Director-General of the Muscogee nation; 9, 11
Deo. 1801, E 2, 14."
2. Petition of Alexander [Alexander, self-styled] Earl of Stirling,
claiming the lordship of Nova Scotia and Canada; with printed
oopies of the original charters, etc. ; 1831, f. 22.
Paper. Folio.
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366 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,860—27,868.
27.860. EvANGELiABiOM : lessona from the Gospels, for Sundays and
festivals. Greek. Imperfect at the beginning. Vellnm; xith or
early xuth cent. A note of the scribe's name and the date, at the
end, is obliterated. Written in doable columns, with ornamental
initial letters in colours. In the old binding of wooden boards,
and remains of velvet (?) covering. Small Quarto.
27.861. 1. EvANGELiA SS. Marci, Lucbb et Johannis; cum tabulis
capitum prsdmissis. Crrcece. Imperfect in St. John's Oospel. f. 1.
2. 'Ap^orcXctat IxXoyoSiov cvayycAxov oXjov tov cviavrov; beginnings and
endings of the Lessons, f. 180.
Vellum; xmth cent. In wooden boards covered with stamped
leather. Small Quarto.
27.862. 1. JoANKis Damasceni de Dialectica. Greece. £ 2 b.
2. Ejusdem de Fide Orthodoxa. Greece. Imperfect, f. 40 b. Under
cap. 44, treating of the earth and its products, is an enumeration
of the states of Europe and Asia, not included in Leqnien's edition.
3. Quasstiones philosophicss, sive theologic83, viginti quinque. Greece.
I 138.
Vellum; xith cent. In wooden boards covered with stamped
leather. Small Quarto.
27.863. 1. Adrasti Peripatetici [potius Manuelis Bryennii] Harmoni-
corum libri tres. Greece, f. 4.
2. Cleonidis Isagoge Harmonica. Greece, f. 108.
Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
27.864. Tractatus astronomici, Greece; scilicet: —
1. Barlaam monachi liber De astrolabio, f. 3.
2. Ejusdem De solis eclipsibus, ff. 9 b-14, MB-ult.
3. Astronomisd elementorum epitomes liber secundus. Greece, In 12
chapters with prologue : intended for an introduction to the
study of the Syntaxis [Almagest] of Ptolemy, ff. 15-70.
4. Barlaam monachi Logistica, ff. 71-114.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
27,866. Sticherarion, sive liber versuum officii ecclesiastici ; cum
notis musicis. Greece. In two parts, the second of which begins
at f . 66 b. Imperfect. Vellum; xnith cent. Written by Nicolas,
notary to Michael Protangelus, Bishop of Joannina. Quarto.
27,866. PsALTERiUM cum canticis, litania et officio mortuorum ; with
n6tes for chanting. The calendar is prefixed, containing names of
several English saints. Vellum ; circa 1300. With illuminated
initials and with coloured drawings in the margins of the calendar.
Formerly belonged to Johanna Stretford, of Holy Cross monastery,
at VVherwell, near Winchester, and to William Cole, the antiquary.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,867—27,878. 367
by gift of Primat Enapp, rector of Shenley, oo. Bucks, in 1764.
Duodecimo.
27,867. S. AuGUSTiNi, Hipponensis Episcopi, de Givitate Dei libri
XXII. Imperfect at the end. Vellum ; written in double columns,
and in an Itab'an character, by Gerardus Helye of Rotterdam, in the
year 1458. See ff. 61 b, 112 b. The first two pages have orna-
mental borders, and each book has an illuminated initial, executed
in an Italian style. At the foot of ff. 1 b, 2, are the arms of the
abbey of Monte Oliveto, near Ancona, and of one of the abbats (?).
FoHo.
27,868. 1. IirsPEXJMUS by Pope Nicholas III. of the confirmation by
Honorius III. of the rule of the Order of Friars Minor of St. Francis.
LaUn. f. 2.
2. ^* Declaratio domini Nicholai pape tercii in regulam fratrum
minoranL" Imperfect at the end. f. 5 b.
3. Miracles of S. Francis. Lat Imperfect at the beginning, f. 12.
4. " Testamentum beati patris nostri Francisci," £ a6 b.
Vellum; xivih cent. Written in Italy, and illustrated with
miniatures. **Ex libris Jacobi Francisci Arpini, Phil, et Med.
Doct. 1672." Small Quarto.
27.869. Ornamental alphabets and characters, European, including
Greek and Hebrew; consisting partly of engraved specimens; with
diagrams of formation. Collected by Francesco Alnnno of Ferrara,
of the chancery of Venice. Paper ; xvith cent. Quarto.
27.870. " Epilogus Breuium Beati Pij quinti, a die 8 Januarij anno
1566 Ysqne ad 30 Januarij 1567:" giving the substance of the
Pope's briefs to princes and others. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
27.871. Original powers of attorney, transfers, and other papers,
relating to the South Sea Company; 1710-1720: with signatures
and seals of the shareholders. Collected by Walter Hawkins.
At f. 13 is an engraving from a design by W. Hogarth. Paper.
Large Folio.
27.872. CoRRESFOMDENGB and papers of George Yilliers, 2nd Duke of
Buckingham ; chiefly relating to his imprisonment in the Tower ;
1661-1677, mz. :—
1. The Duke to a lady's confidante or servant; n,d. The signature
torn off Holograph. With seals, f. 1.
2. Bill and receipt from Symon Stone to Lord Bath for copies of
pictures by Titian, Paolo Veronese, and Vandyok; 29 Aug. 1661,
f. 3.
3. Receipts of the Duke for money from Mr. Fairfax, etc. ; 18 Oct.,
9 Nov. 1663. Signed, ff. 4, 5 b.
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368 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,872—27,876.
4. John Heydon to [Stephen] Mountage ; Tower, 13 Mar. 1666. With
seal. f. 6.
5. '' A Dialogue 24 March 166|. Betweene A. [and] M. [the Earl of
Arlington and Stephen Monteage]/' f. 8.
6. Memorandnm of evidence of Middleton, 15 May [1667], and
Mrs. Damport, f. 10.
7. The examination of the Duke by Lord Arlington and others ;
1 July, 1667, f. 13.
8. C H to the Duke, reporting Preer's disclosures of the
conspiracy of Sir Roger Langley and others against him ; 24 Oct.
1667, f. 15.
9. William Frear to ; York Castle, 22 Oct. 1667, f. 17.
10. to [the Duke] ; n.d. With seed. f. 18.
11. Two letters of the Duke to Charles II. ; n,d. Holography unsigned,
ff. 20, 34.
12. Power of attorney from Bryan Fairfax to J. Wildman; 19 June,
1675. Holograph, ff. 24, 25 b.
13. Account by the Duke of his committal to the Tower by the House
of Lords [Mar. 167f]. Autograph; with corrections, f. 26.
14. Address of the House of Commons to Charles II., and his answer;
n,d. [26 May, 1677], ff. 36, 38.
15. The Duke to ; nJ. Holograph, f. 40.
Paper. Folio.
27.873. Accounts of stores delivered out of the .Ordnance Office; 19
Mar. 1612[3]-2l Nov. 1614. At f. 87 are accounts of ordnance
for Castle Comet, in Guernsey ; 1 July, 1614. Paper. Folio.
27.874. 1."The maxims of a true Christian of Mr. [Pierre] Allix;"
with corrections. Translated from the French, f. I.
2. Sermon on Psalm xc. 10. Frcm the French, f. 15.
3. Preparation for the Communion. From the French, f. 27.
4. *' Et^says sur plusieurs sujets ; " with corrections, ff. 63-98 b.
5. Sermons of John Tillotson, Archbishop of Canterbury ; 30 Deo.
1679-21 Dec. 1680. Translated into French, f. 99.
6. Sei-mon on piety. Translated from the French, f. 160.
7. Notes on ecclesiastical chronology, etc., f. 172.
8. " Siemens de Gteometrie ; " with diagrams. -FV. and Lot, f. 1 74.
9. " De la fortification ; " with diagrams, f. 223.
10. Epitome of French history to Louis XI. Fr, Imperfect at the
beginning, f. 233.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
27,876. A. M. T. S. Boethh de consolatione philosophiae libri quinque,
cum expositione ." secundum fratrem Nicholaum Treueth Anglicum,
ordinis fratium predicatorum, sacre sciencie professorem." With
a few marginal notes in a hand of the latter part of the xvth cent.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,876—27,886. 309
At the end, in later handn, are an imperfect tract, in Latin, on ujoml
philosophy, and sentences from classical authors and proverbs.
Vellnni; early xivth cent. Finely wiitten, probably in ^Naples,
with illuminated initials and partial borders. On the covers are
the arsis of Loi*d Stuart de EutLesay. Folio.
57.876. Original orders from the Lords of the Treasury to Sir Eobcrt
Howard, Auditor of the Exchequer, for payment of moneys:
16 Oct. 1689-5 Apr. 1690. Signed by William Jephson. Paper.
Small Folio.
27.877. EEGfeTKR of accompts of collectors of a public loan, for the
several counties of England, with a few exceptions, and from the
courts of law and Merchant Strangers, naming the individual
contributor** ; Dec. 1611-June, 1612. Paper. Folio.
87.878. Journal of debates and proceedings of the House of Commons ;
3 and4 CharlfS L, 17 Mar. 162|-26 June, 1628, 20 Jan.~10 Mar. 162|.
At ff. 479-560 irt inserted a report of the discussion '* concemiiig the
libertie of the Subiects," in a committee of both houses. Paper.
Folio.
87.879. GoLLEcriON of English metrical romances and ballads, with
marginal notes by Thomas Percy, Bishop of Dromore ; being the
volume from which he selected his ** Beliques of Ancient Poetry,"
published in 1 765. Paper ; middle of the xvnth cent. Oblong Folio.
87.880. RraisrER of minutes of the board of directors, and resolutions
of general assemblies, of the company for forming a tunnel under
the Thames from Gravesend to Tilbury; 18 Juh', 1798-30 May,
1804. Taper. Large Folio.
87,88L Becister of minutes of general committees of directors, and
assemblies of proprietors, of the Thames Tunnel Company ;
28 May, 1800-3 May, 1809. At f. 91 b is a list of proprietors, etc.
Paper. Small Quarto.
87.882. ** TuNKiiX under the Thames cash-book ; " 1 4 Dec. 1 798-1 1 Feb.
1805. Taper. Large Folio.
27.883. ''Tunnel under the Thames Ledger;" 14 Dec. 1798-29 Deo.
1805. Paper. Folio.
27.884. "Repoht of John Bonnie, civil engineer, to the Commis-
sioners for the revising the Civil Affairs of the Navy, on the state of
the present Boy.il Dock Yards, and on the formation of a Aew Kaval
Arsenal at Northfleet; London, 14 May, 1807." Signed, Paper.
Large Octavo.
27.885. Logbook of Lieut. James Cook in the "Endeavour" during
part of his fimt voyage round the world ; 12 Feb.-23 Sept. 1770.
AfUograjph. Paptrr. Folio.
MSS.— 1868. 2 B
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370 ADDITIONAL MSB., 27,886— 27,8»2.
27.886. Logbook and journal of Captain James Cook in. the " Besolu*
lion," during his second voyage round the world; 1? July, 1772-
10 Nov.. 1774; preceded by an account of the , fitting out of tiie
expedition, from 28 Nov. 1771. Autograph Paper* Folio^
27.887. Logbook and journal of. Captain James' Cook in the " Resolu-
. tion " during his second voyage round the world ; 30 Nov. 1771-
28 Dec. 1774. Cbjpy, not identical with the preceding, but later
and abridged. At the. end is the route of .the *' Eesolution " and
'* Adventure," 10 June, 1773'17 Oct. 1774,- of which the first leaf
is missing, and the last is in Cook's autograph. Paper. ^ Folio.
27.888. AooouNT prepared for publication by Captain J. Cook of his
second voyage round the world; April, 1772-July, 1774. Auto-
graph, Paper. Quarto. ^ . .
27.889. 1. Table of contents, introduction, and preface to Captain
Cook's journal of voyage. Autograph, except the introduction, f. 1.
2. Letter, unsigned^o^ [Captain James Cook] to , enclosing part of
his jdurnal for 1772 ; Mile End, 16 Feb., s.a.; flf. 27-82.
3. Account of New Zealand, irom the journal of the first voyage in the
• "Endeavour,»'.1769. Gopy. flf. 83, 131.
4. Sailing directions in. the English Channel and elsewhere, f. 99.
5. Misopllaneous remarks, f* 133.
Paper. , {Folio.
27.890. Journal by Captain Fumeaux, of the "Adventure," in com-
pany with the " Resolution," in Captain Cook's second voyage round
the world; 13 July, 1772-3 Mar. [1773]; with corrections by
Captain Cook. Paper. Folio.
27,^91. 1 . Sailing directions for different parts of the eastern coast of
'tb^„ynited States ; 1772-1778, f. 1.
2. •* Mediterranean remarks ; 1776," f. 8.
3. " Remarks off the Isle of Vache ; 21 May 1739," f. 13 b.
4. " R^ks lying to the N. W. of Madera," f. 14.
Reversing the volume —
5. Remarks on Spithead, the Eddystone Rocks, and the Bramble shoal
nearCowes; 1774, f. 16 b.
Paper. Small Quarto.
27,892. Scientific and military treatises of General James Dougl»^ ;
with numerous diagrams: Autograph,
l,"The use of the A^ronomicall and Geometricall quadrant and
astrolabe," cfc., f. 4. ^ . •
2. " The most necessary, ^iisefuU and pleasent partes of Dyaling," efc.,
f. 121. ' '
3. " Schola Martis, or the Arte of War, in two partes : " i. Of military
discipline and evolutions; ii. "The arte uf Bombardry and Forti-.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,892- 27,896. 371
fioation as practized in Flanders, in the Wars, from anno
1688 to an. 1714," f. 209. At f. 211 b the author relates the
circumstances of his having introduced the use of the bayonet into
the English army.
4. ** The nse of Mons. Lahir's [Philip de Lahire] Astronomicall
Tables," for eclipses, etc., f. 319.
5. '* Concerning Astronomicall or sexagesimall Arithmetiok," f. 358.
Paper; circa 1728. From Lord^Stuai-t de Rothesay's library. Folio.
87.893. 1. '* M^MOiRE de BohSme, Hongrie et Polongne ; " copies of
public acts and treaties relating to the above kingdoms; 1331-
1623. Fr.nndLeU. f. 7.
2. " Actee et Traitt^z qui sont jnteiiienus en TElection de Polongne
[Henri, Due d'Anjou], Tan 1573." Fr, and Lot. f. 195.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
87.894. '* Suite et continuation da receiiil de la negooiation faicte es
Prouinces vnies des Pays Bas par Messieurs [Pierre] Jeannin et
[Elye de La Place] de Russy, Ambassadeurs pour le Koy [Henri IV.]
es dictes Prouinces, pour la Tresue k longues Annees:" copy of
their correspondence, memoirs to the States-General, e/o. ; 1 Jan.-27
July, 1609. Paper ; xviith cent. From the library of Charles de
Pradel, Bishop of Montpellier. Folio.
57.895. <* Prbuminajres ou M6moires pour les Preparatifs k la Pais
[concluded at Mfinster in 1648]. Keceuillis par M. D[enys]
G[odefroy] au moisd'Aoust, 1646." Fr^ Lai. and Ital. At f. 293 is
a table of contents. See Le Long, ** Biblioth^ue de la France,"
tome iii. artt. 30,767 et seqq. Paper; xviith cent. Belonged to
Bishop Pi-adel. Folio.
57.896. " Jnuestairb du Tr&or des Chartres Estrangeres, Vol. 2*.,"
consisting (if the following lists and catalogues : —
1. Calendar of acts and treaties in the Ti^sor des Chartes in Paris,
relating to England, temp, liio. I.-1572; ending with undated
documents, f. 5.
2. List of " Bulles touchant I'Angleterie ; " 1217-1409, f. 240 b.
3. " Roolles sans dattes," relating to England, f. 244 b.
4. List of dooumentn relating to Scotland, 1295-1580; with alpha-
betical index, f. 257.
5.LiMt of "Traictez d'Angleterre et d'Espagne," including other
European states; from the year 1571, f. 311.
6. "Addition a FAngleterre et TEscosse. Prouinces des Pays Bas:"
catalogue of state papers relating to the Low Countries in order
of prxivincea ; from the xiith to the xvth cent., f. 344.
Paper ; xviith cent From the library of Bishop Pradel. Folio.
2 B 2
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372 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,897—27,908.
27.897. 1. '^iNUENTAiREdesChaTtresduTrdsor. Volume v*," Relating
to Burgundy ; 1200-1536. f. 2.
2. " Jnnentaire de ebartes du Tresor, Vol. viir. Meslange," f. 206.
3. Extracts from Vol. ix. of the calendar of documents in the
Tr^sor des Chart^s of Paris, relating to the Knights of St. John ;
Jean, Comte de Dunois, 1446 : Louis Dauphin, son of Charles VI. ;
John, Duke of Normandy, aftei-wards King, and to various foreign
transactions, and a&irs of the kingdom, f. 272.
Paper ; xviith cent. From Bishop Pradel's library. Folio.
27.898. List of officers in the Royal Household, with salaries ; 1 688-
1697. Paper. Belonged to Henry Stebbing, of Gray's Inn, in
1769. Duodecimo."
27.899. 27,900. Original addresses offered to the committee of Drury
Lane Theatre for recitation on its reopening after the fire, in 1812 ;
comprising more than a hundred poems, with letters of the writers,
among whom are William Thomas Fitzgerald, Joseph Hume,
VNilliam Linley, Horatio Smith, Mary Russell Mitford, Charles
Brinsley Sheridan, John Taylor, Lord Byron, etc. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio.
27.901. MKMORANDaM-Booi: of Samuel Taylor Coleridge; containing
fragments of poems, miscellaneous notex, a list of his works, etc.
Paper; xixth cent. Belonged to his schoolfellow, John Matthew
Gutch, of Biistol. Duodecimo.
27.902. Poetical pieces of S. T. Coleridge : •* 10^ Lesbia, let us love ; "
'The Stripling's War-song;" «:Hie Dark Ladie;" " TKe Death of
the Starling," etc. Autograph. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
27.903. 27,904. Arnoldi Di-akenborg, Professoris in Academia Tn^
jectina, Annotationes in Ovidii Heroidum epistolas. Li three parts,
with indices at the end. Two volumes. Paper; xvmth cent.
Small Quarto.
27.905. •' DiCTATA excterpta ex ore paterno [»ct7. Jacobi Gronovii] ad
Pomponium Melam. Incepi die 22 April., Anno 1711." Paper.
Small Quarto.
27.906. " Dicta TA celeberrimi viri Arnoldi Drakenborchii in Pompo-
nium Melam." Paper; post 1730. Small Quarto.
27.907. In Pomponii Melas libros de situ orbis dictata et notae Adami
Mensonis Isinck, 1727, f. 3; Petii Burmanni, f. 106; Francisci
Oudendoi-pii, f. 263 ; Petri Wesselingii, 1740, f 381. Paper. Small
Quarto.
27.908. Accounts by Baron Augustus Schutz, Keeper of the Privy
Purse to George If. ; 1737-1749. Signed at the end of each muuth
by the King. Paper. Large Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 27,909—27,913. 873
87.909, A-H. Miscellaneous papers: —
A. Hymn to the Virgin Mary ; eleven stanzas ; in old Engliak Vellnm ;
xuith cent. Folio, f. 2.
B. Fragment of a collection of anecdotes, moral instances, short stories
and legends. Lat Yellum ; xiiith cent. Octavo, f. 4.
C. Index to deedH relating to Shernbome, co. Noifolk, and the family
of that name, tempp. Henry V.-Eliz. Paper ; xvnith cent. Quarto,
f. 12.
D. Fragment of a Latin Psalter, mz. Psalm crviii. 125-138. Vellum;
early XiVth cent. Written and illuminated in England. Octavo,
f. 14.
£• Copy of a Greek inscription on a fountain in Le8bof>. See Pooocke,
'• Insoriptiones," p. 47, and " Anthologia Graeca," ed, Jacobs, appen-
<lix^ No. 323, tom. ii. p. 860. Vellum ; xvth or xvjth cent.
Written in large capitals in gold, subsequently retouched with ink.
Oblate Quarto, f. 16 b.
F. 1." The names of such noblemen as were the Tiyers of [Philip
Howard] the Earle of Arundoll, 14 Aprilis xxxj"*° Elizabethe.
[1689] ;" and "Matters obiected against the Erie of Aruiidell vpon
his Araignement," f. 17.
2. " The interpretaoion of a letter sent to the Queues Maiestie
[Eliasabeth] from the Great Turke [Soliman J I.] ; Constantinople, A.H.
973 " [a.d. 1666-66]. Paper, f. 18. See the original translation in
Nero B. xi. f. 76.
G. ** The proceedinges of the Lordes and others of his Maiesties most
honorable priuie Councell in howsbould Causes, the xxijth daie of
October, 1606;" for regulating allowances fur diet, etc. Paper,
f. 19.
H. Or^'nal order from the Privy Council to Sir Bassingbome Gawdey'
to provide two lances and two light horse,- in anticipation of the
threatened descent of the Spaniards on the county of Kent ; Court
at Nonsuch, 4 Aug. 1699. With gigncUuret, Paper, f. 21.
Vellum and paper ; xmth to xviith centt.
87.910, General history of Ireland, by Geoffrey Keating, D.D. Irish.
Paper; xviiith cent. Belonged to the Rev. Owen O'Sullivan. Folio.
87.911, 87,918. Collection of post-office fi-anks of membei-s of Parlia-
ment. Two volumes. Paper; xvjuth and xixth centt. Large
Quarto.
87,913. Book of Houi-s, in Latin, as follows : —
1. Kalendarium, f. 1.
2. '^Hore de domina nostra secundum maiorem ecdesiam Coloniensem,"
f. 11.
8. " Tloi-e de panota cruoe," f. 32 b.
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4. Litany, f. 42.
6. " Vigilie pro defunctis," f. 48.
6. *' Commt'iidacio animanim," f. 76.
7. Prayers to the Trinity, f. 87.
8. '' Orationes de Sanctis et primo de proprio angelo etiam de multis
aliJB," f. 88 b.
9. " Bouarius Marie, cum articulis de vita Christi ; " or " Exercitium
devotisMiiinum circa vitara, etc., Ihesu Christ i, per fratrem Jordannm
ordinis Sancti Angustini oompilatnm/' ff. 104, 109.
10. " Hore de doloiibus beate virginis Marie," f. 140.
Vellum ; post 1484. With ornamental borders. Duodecimo.
27.914. 1. Letters of George III. to Francis Godolphin Osborne,
Maiquess of Carmarthen and Duke of Leeds, Home Secretary;
Windsor, 27 Dec. 1783-1 Dec. 1789. Holograph, if. 1-26.
2. Letter of Queen Charlotte to the Duke ; Kew, 6 Mar. 1789. Holograph.
f. 27.
Paper. Small Quarfo.
27.915. Original letters to Francis Godolphin Osborne, Marquess of
■ Carmarthen and Duke of Leeds, from —
George Oolmau ; LoDdon, 10 Nov. 1784,
f. 1.
Lord George Gordon ; London, 14 May,
1785. With 8eaZ. f. 9. With copy of
answer ; London, 15 May, 1785, f. 11.
H«»n. William Pitt, Prime Minister;
Baron] Craven; Paris, Anspach, 25
Deo. 1786» 12 Sept 1789. With tetd.
if. 16. 18.
George Steevens ; Hampstead Heath, 17
July, 1793. f. 24.
Joseph Warton ; Wickham by Fareham,
London, Addisc(M»be. 24 Oct. 1786,21 ; 10 July, 1796, 23 May, 1798, ff. 28,
N.v. 1790, 31 Jan. [1791]. ff. 15, 20, 22. : 80.
Eli7.[abeth, wife of Wlllkam Craven, 6th |
Interspersed are : —
Edward Thomas Hovell Thurlow, Baron | Ghandos ; Constantinople, 25 Nov. 1785,
Thnrlow, Lord Chancellor, to the Hon. 1 f. 13.
W.Pitt; [27 Nov. 1784]. With draft A. [? Frances, wife of George Bussey
of his opinion on a pence with Spain. { Yilliers ,4th Earl of] Jersey to Caroline,
ff. 3, 5. Princess of Wales ; 29 Juiie, 1796.
Sir Rifhard Worsley to the Duke of , Copy. f. 26.
Paper. Folio.
27,916. Pamphlets and political writings of Francis Godolphin Osborne,
Marquess of Carmarthen and Duke of Leeds, Secretary of State :—
1. "Political Intelligence Jan. 1771." Intended for insertion in a
public journal, f. 1.
2. ** A short Hint to both Sides of the Atlantic." Written before the
declaration of Independence in 1776. f. 5.
3. Letter "To Lord Thurlow," 17— [circa 1779], f. 14.
4. Letter ** To the Right Hon"* Henry Dundas," f. 30.
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6. " A Letter To the Bight HonWe. William Pitt, By a Freeman of
Southampton, 1793," f.: 32.
6. Letter " To the Right Honble. Charles James Fox." Imperfect, 1 58.
7. Verses, f. 60.
8. Characters of Pitt and Fox, f. 62.
9. Notes to a pamphlet [1793-1794], f. 64.
10. Letter "To the Rt. Hon*^^ Edmund Burke" [1795], f. 68.
11. Letter " To the King " [1796 ?], f. 72.
12. ''Motion to address the King, recommending an immediate pro-
posal (with a communication of course to his Majesty's allies) to the
Government of France with a view to assemhling a Congress for
the purpose of negociating a General Peace " [1796 ?], f. 78.
Paper. Folio.
87.917. 1. " Doifr he too sure. A Comedy." In five acts. By Francis
Godolphin Oshome, 5th Duke of Leeds. Autography with corrections,
f. 1.
2. A comedy, without title, in two acts, hy the same. The characters
are Sir Larum Worthy, Sir Pompous Placid, young Worthy, Amelia,
etc Autograph, f. 92.
Paper; circa 1796. Folio.
87.918. PouTiGAL memoranda of Francis Godolphin Oshome, Marquess
of Carmarthen and 5th Duke of Leeds, during his tenure of offices
as Lord Chamherlain to Queen Charlotte, 1777, Foreign Secretary of
State, 1783, and Home Secretary, 1784. The memoranda extend,
with a few omissions, from Mar. 1774 to July, 1796. In a note on
f. 1 h, the Duke states he did not hegin to set them down till July,
1780. Autograph. Paper. Quarto.
87.919. Letters and papers of, and relating to, Joanna Southcott (bqq
Egert. MS. 2899), wz.:—
1. Joanna Southcott to R. Warren, of Exeter; 27 Jan., 28 Feh. 1807.
Dictated to Ann Underwood in the presence of Jane Townley;
with transcripts^ f. 1.
2. Rev. Thomas P. Foley to ; Old Swinford, 12 Oct 1807; with
note at the foot hy M. Symons, f. 15.
3. " Copy of the conclusion of a letter written hy W[illia]m Tozer, a
disciple of J Southcott, to Wooloott of Exeter ;" nd., f. 17.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy Mrs. Carpenter.
87,980. Breviarium, cum notis musicis. Vellum ; end of xiith cent.
Written in Germany or the Low Countries. Small Quarto.
87,98L Graduale Romanutft. Vellum; xiiith cent. With fo
miniature initials. Belonged in 1668 to the nunnery of Tiefentlial,
near Mayence. Small Octavo.
87,988. Graduale Romanum. Imperfect. At the end, f. 177, are
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added seventeen paper leaves containing Laiin hymns to our Sationr
and the Virgin Mary, of the xvith cent. ; and two vellum leayes
having the Nicene Creed in Latin, with musical notes, of the xrth
cent. Vellum ; xiiith cent. Written probably in the Low Countries.
In the oTiginal binding with clasps. Small Octavo.
27.923. lisovKs and additions prepare<l by Hieronymus Mainardi for a
new edition of the twelve books of the Commentaries of Pope Pius
II. [-^neas Sylvius]; including a tin i teen th book, here attributed
to Joannes Antonius Campanus^ Bishop of Abnizzi. To these are
added, a life of the Pope by Campanu^, f. 176 ; his funeral oration
by the same, f. 229 ; and copies of letters of Campanus, f. 270. The
dedication of the whole work to the College of Cardinals is dated
R»me, I Aug. 1738. Laiin, Paper. Quarto.
27.924. 1. Table for finding the moveable feasts. Lot, f. 6 b.
2. Calendarium ; with names of English saints, f. 8.
3. " Seruioium beate Marie," throughout the year, f. 14.
4.**VII*«" Pualmi penitenciales," "quindecim Pcjalmi " gi*aduum,
and *• Letania," K 149, 165 b, 161 b.
6. Officium *' In uigilijs mortuorum,** f. 173.
6. " Commendaciones Animarum," f. 202.
7. Part of the Psalter, with prayers. Lat, Imperfect, f. 213.
8. " De sancta Mai-ia lectiones," f. 223.
9. Prayeiv at the Eucharist. Lat. and Eng, f. 229.
Vellum. Written in England in the middle of the xvth cent.,
and ornamented witli borders of flowers, fruit, insects, etc. The
date 1347 inscribed at the bc^ginning and end of the volume is not
genuine. Octavo.
27.925. OiiGiNAL letters of literary men, actors, c/c, addressed princi-
pally to Frederic Keynolds, the play- writer, and variouj^ members
of his family ; 1759-1839, viz. ;—
[George James Wei bore Agar-EUis, Ist
Baron] Dover; Roehampton, 10 Oct.
1832. With seed. f. 144.
Miles Peter Andrews ; Dartford, 11 Aug.
1812 [21 Dec. ».a., — March, «.a.], ff,
80, 34, 36.
John Bunlm; Boulogne, 15 July, 1829.
With 8eal f. 127.
John B^innister ; 2 Jan. 1824. With seal.
f. 71.
Ann Birry [afterwards Crawford]; Lon-
don, 25 Oct. 8.a., f. 15.
Thomas Huynes Bayley ; Boulogne,
18 March, 1833. With j.taZ. f. 152. j [ lie v] G[oorge] Oroly; n.d!., t. 75.
Jami-8 Boadeu 25 May, 1826, f. 85. J[ohn] Edwin ; — Apr. 17:H), t. 10.
John Calcraft; 22 Feb. «.a. With seal.
f. 103.
[George Oapel-Cuningdby, 5th Earl of]
Essex, to T. Harris ; Woburn Abbey,
15 Nov. 1815, f. 52.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge ; n.d., 1 122.
George Colman,juii.; Loudon, 28 June,
1826,24 Jan. 1828, 5 May, 1831. With
8MI. ff. 95, 111, 137.
[Hon.] R[icliard] K[eppel] Craven [3rd
son of William, 6th Lord Craven;
Naples,] 6 Dec. [1838]. With seal. f.
161.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,926.
377
B[obert] W[illiiim] Elliston to EL Hanris :
London, 24 Deo. 1828, f. 70.
William Thomas Fitzgerald ; n.d., f. 87.
David Garriok ; London, 19 Nov. «.a., f.
14.
WUliam Godwin ; London, 10 June, 9.a.,
f. 18.
R Goooh, librarian to George IV. ;
Oarlton House, 26 May, 1826, f. 87.
0[atharine] F[ranoe8] Gore ; n.d. With
weal £182,188.
Heniy Harris; Gobham, 22 Oct. 1827.
With $$al. f. 107.
[Henry John George Herbert, Lord]
Porchester [afterwards 8rd Earl of
CaraarYon]; Highclere, 18 Aug. 1880,
£129.
Theodore £[dward] Hook; Putney, 20
Deo. 1625, f. 88.
[George William Frederic Howard, Yia-
oouDt] Morpeth [afterwards 7th Earl
of Carlisle]; London, 17 Mar. <.a.,
f. 157.
Elizabeth Inchbald; London, . 15 June,
1805, f. 24.
Joseph Jekyll; London, 20 Dec. 1882.
WithsaoL f. 146.
[Dorothy] Jordan to H. Harris; Bushy,
iMi., f. 165.
Edmund Kean; Londonderry, 1 Oct.
•.a., f. 64. •
J[ohn] P[hilip] Kemble; London, lul.,
116.
James Kenney ; London, 2 Feb. 1838,
f. 148.
William Kitchiner, M.D. ; London,
29 Nor. 1825, , 10 Feb. 1827. With
$eaf$, if. 77, 79, 89, 91. 101.
L[etitia] Elizabeth] Landon; London,
nui. f. 170.
[Lord] F[ranci8] Leveson-Oower [after-
wards Lord Francis Egerton. and
eventually 1st Earl of Ellesmere];
London. 14 May, 1828, 1 116.
Thomas Heury Lister; London, n,d.
WlthssoZ. f. 178.
John Liston; London, 21 May, 1824.
With teal, f . 73.
Henry Luttrell ; London, 16 Apr. 1831,
f. 135.
[Sir] J[ames] Mackintosh; Glapbam,
16 Aug. 1828. With seal. f. 118.
Chariea Mactiin to W. 0. Macready ;
18 Aug. 1785, f. 7.
J[ame8] Montgomery to Dr. Lairdner;
Bath, IC Feb, 1832, f. 141.
Thomas Moore; Devizes, 21 Oct. 1828.
With seal. f. 120.
J[ames] Morier ; London, 24 Feb, 1834.
Withsw?. f. 155.
ThomasMorton; Paris, 13Dec. 1 817, f. 58.
John'O'Keeffe to T. Harris ; Chichester,
2 Got 1819. f. 67.
E[lizabeth] O'Neill to H. Garbois and H.
Harris; Drogheda. London, 8 Oct.
1810, and n.d, ff. 26, 46, 60,
A[melia] Opio ; n.d^ f. 16a
[Alfred] Oomte d'Orsay ; n.d Fr. f. 176.
J[ohn] Palmer to H. Harris; Brighton,
n. d. With sea/, f. 32.
8ir Robert Peel, Bart., to Captain Sir G.
Westplial ; London, 19 Apr. 1839, f. 1 63.
[Oonstantine Henry Phipps, 2nd Earl of]
Mulgrave [afterwards Ist Marquis of
Normanby] ; lu/., 1 159.
Frederic Pigon ; London, 6 Sept. 1814.
With sea/, f. 48.
J[ohn] Poole; nrf., t 97.
Jane Porter to Mrs. Beynolds and H.
Harris ; Long Ditton, 18 Jan. 1817,
8 Sept. 1818, ff. 54, 62.
Arabella Poyntz to H. Harris ; Wiven-
hoe, 10 Nov. 1814, f. 50.
John Beynolds ; London, 14 Nov. 1771,
f.4.
Samuel Bogers; London, 7 Apr. ^.a.,
f. 172.
Barry St. Leger; London, 3 Feb. s.a.,
f.99.
[Sir] Walter Scott, [Bart.]; London,
26 Apr. 0.0., f. 113.
Mary [Wollstoneoraft] Shelley; London,
Sandgate, 17 June, 1829, and n.d.,
ff. 123, 125.
Bichard Brinsley Sheridan to T. Harris
and 0. Wood ; London, 2 July, 1782,
15 Jan. s.a, and fLcL^ ff. 5, 43, 45.
William Shield ; — May, 1826, f. 98.
Sarah Siddons; 13 Dec. 1818. With seal
f. 41.
James Smith ; London, n,d, f 174.
Catharine Stephens, [afterwards 2nd wife
of George Oapel Coningsby, 5th Earl
of Essex]; n.d,,t.69.
E[mmeline] C[harlotte] E[Iizabeth, wife
of Charles] Stuart Wortley [2iid son of
Lord Whamdiffe]; n.d., f. 166.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,925-27.927.
John yrnkos; London, 14 Nov. 1771'
£3.
John M Wflliams [altos Anthony
Paaquin] to H. HaniB ; PariB, 13 Jnne,
1811, f. 28.
Frands WiUis. M.D. ; 25 Sept 1793,
f. 11.
William Wordsworth ; Amhlesido, n.d.,
and PeDrith, 24 Oct. $.a,, ff. 105, 109.
[Francis] Wrangham, Arohdeaoon [of
East Riding]; Gbeeter, 4 Feb. 1833.
With 6602, f. 150.
G[harle8] M Young ; 30 Nov. 1825.
WithaaoL f. 81.
Marie Taglioiii to W. G. Macready;
13 May, 8.a. Fr. t 139.
John Thelwall to H. Harris; London,
18 Nov. 1817, f. 56.
Captain Edward Topham ; The Cottage,
Sussex, and London, 15 Sept. 1805,
6 Sept 1814. With 66ca. ff. 22, 48.
Miss A W Tree to H. Harris ;
n,d., f. 65.
Ellen Tree to Moore: n.d., 1 142.
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington,
to Leoks; London, 2 May, 1828,
f. 115.
Samuel Whitbread, M.P.; Southall,
5 Sept 1813, f. 39.
Included are also : —
a. Agreement for the repreBentation of " Love k la Mode," a farce by
C. Macklin ; 28 Nov. 1759, Signed by James Lacy and D. Qarrick,
and witnessed by R. Cross and George Oarrick. f. 1 b.
b. Verses of Catharine, wife of Thomas Howard, 3rd Earl of Effing-
ham ; Grange, 23 , 8.a. Holograph, unsigned, f. 9.
a Agreement for the representation of a comedy by F. Reynolds at
Drury Lane ; 23 Jan. 1797. Signed by R. B. Sheridan, f. 13.
d. " Prologue to Arbitration, or Free and Easy. Spoken by Mr.
Farley." Addressed to John Henry Lowther, MP. f. 20.
Paper. Quarto.
The following Nos., 27,926-27,943 B,^ere heqaeaihed hy Felix Slade, Esq.
27.926. The Gospels of St. Luke and St. John in Latin. Imperfect.
The proli^ue, table of chapters, and cap. i. vv. 1-4 of St. Luke are
missing, and the latter part of the table of chapters of St. John is also
wanting. At the end, f. 47 b, is a tabl^ of lessons for the festivals
throughout the year. Vellum. Written in Grermany at the end of
the xiith or beginning of the xiiith cent. ; having large illuminated
initials with figures introduced on S. 2, 28, a small illuminated
initial on f. 27, and a half-page miniature with figures at the be-
ginning of St. John's Gospel. Bound in thick wooden boards,
covered with stained leather, stamped with small patterns of roun-
dels inclosing trefoils, etc. On the obverse side is a Limoges
enamelled copper plate, representing our Saviour in majesty, let
into the cover, and surrounded by a border of similar enamel. Be-
longed formerly to Heiningen Nunnery in Hildesheim diocese.
Folio.
27.927. ** Le livre de TEcclesiaste, ensemble le Cantiqve do Salomon.
Escrites en diverses sortes de lettres par Esther Anglois, Franchise.
A Lislebovrg [Edinburgh], 1599." With letter of presentation to Sir
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 27,927—27,988. 379
Anthony Bacon prefixed. Paper. The writing throughont is
minute and delicate, and varies in form with eveiy chapter. An
ornamental title-page, the arms of Bacbn, and the portrait of Inglis
herself in pen-and-ink are prefixed. Each page is enclosed within
a horder, and every chapter has a tailpiece similarly executed.
Bound in brown velvet embroidered in silver and gold. Octavo.
27.928. " Office de la Vierge. Accompagne de pluaieurs autres Priferes.
Escrites par N. larry, 1650." Vellum. With three coloured
drawings. Executed for Marie, wife of Antoine de Nicolai, Seigneur
de Gourisainville, whose arms occur on the inside covers of the bind-
ing and at the top of f. 1, and her monogram at f. 81. Bound in
dark rough morocco with silver clasps. Duodecimo.
27.929. '* Canon Misssd. Additea sunt Prseparatio ad Missam et
Orationes qu^ ab Episcopis [dicuntur] cum solemniter vel private
celebrant ; necnon gratiarum actiones Miss^ sacrificio peracto. Juxta
correcdonem novi Missal is." VeUum. Written in Italy at the begin-
ning of the xvmth cent. Bound in red morocco, very richly and
finely tooled in gold ; the pattern relieved with silver. In the centre
of each cover are the arms of Cardinal Piccolomini, and in the cor-
ners the word " Libertas " stamped on a crescent. See Add, MS.
19,464. Folio.
27.980. PocKBT-BOOK containing French poems by F. M. Arouet de
Voltaire, A. H. de La Motte, B. le Bouyer de Fontenelle, J. de La
Fontaine, and others. Paper. Exquisitely written by M. Des-
ruelle, Paris, 12 Oct. 1780 ; with tinted pen-and-ink drawings
by T. D. Dugoust. Duodecimo.
87.981. Cantatas, by G. B. Balbi, Dr. G. L. Berselli, G. A. Bergamori,
and D. Copeda, with the music. Vellum ; xviiith cent. With de-
signs in pen-and-ink by Carlo Buffagnotti. On f . 2 are the arms
of the Medici family. Bound in morocoo, richly tooled. Large
Quarto.
S7,98S. English and Italian songs, with the music. Paper; beginning
of the xviuth cent. Bound in olive morocco, richly tooled in gold ;
with the royal arms of England on the covers. Small Quarto.
87,988. Obioinal commission from Pietro Lando, doge of Venioe, to
Nicolo Nani, podest^ of Istria; Sept. 1543. Ital Vellum. At
the top of the first page, which is ornamented with a richly coloured
border, is the portitdt of Nani, and his arms are painted in the
lower margin. In the original binding of red morocco, with a
border of gold tooling inclosing stamps, on one cover of Nani*s
name, and on the other of the date, '* mdxxxxiii." Belonged to
Jamea Bindley, of the Stamp Offioe, and to WilliiEun Beckford, of
Fonthill Abbey. Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., «7,984r-27,987.
87,984. ''Capitoli et Ordinationi della Compagnia seoondo la isua
Proprieta detta Opera di Fieta," established in Empoli in Tuscietny ;
with the Confirmation of the vicar-general of the Archbishop of
Florence ; 2 Apr. 1629. Vellum ; early xvith cent. The frontis-
piece is a painting of the Passion of our Saviour, and on f. 3 is a
miniature initial. In the original binding of wooden boards
covered with dark leather, tooled in gold, with comer bosses, and
with a coloured drawing let into the reverse cover. Octavo.
27,936. Copies of papal bulls and imperial letters, etc.^ relating to
the CEcumenical Council of Trent, 1545, 1646. Latin, Collected
fix>m the original, records of proceedings of the council by Angelo
Massarelli, of San Severino, secretary to the council, as certified on
f. 2 by Olaus Magnus, Archbishop of Upsala, and Joannes Petrus
Ferrettus, Bishop of Milo; Bologna, 15 Feb. 1648. In the auio-
gra^h of the secretary. Vellum. In the original binding of dark
morocco covered with gold tooling. Folio.
27.936. "Panegy&ique a tres-grand et tres-puissant Prince Charles
Prince de Galles etc. Par Gilbert Primerose, Ministre du St.
Euangile" [afterwards Canon of Windsor]. In two books; i. in
praise of James L, f. 8 ; ii. in praise of the Prince of Wales, f. 31.
At the end, f. 62 b, is a summary of chapters, followed by the
autogra^^h approval of the book by Sir William Alexander, the
recommendation of the book to the Archbishop of Canterbury by
Sir Edward Conway, secretary of state, signed, and the imprimaJtur
of Daniel Featlye. Paper. " Des liures de Jean de Primeroze."
In the original vellum covers, stamped with the arms of the Prince
of Wales. Small Quarto.
27.937. Original papers and letters, chiefly addressed to the &mily of
Slade; 1783-1862. The writers are:—
Sir JoBeph Banks, Pres. Boy. Soc ;
London, 2 Jan. 1808, 5 Mar. 1809,
ff. 29, 30.
Fran9oi8 Maiqnis de Barth^emy, mem-
ber of the Directory ; Paris, 14 May,
1801-19 Vend^miaiie [10-12 Oct.],
».a. Fr, ff.5,10, 11.
Samnel Bayard; Princeton, Haywood,
Virginia, 2 July, 1822, 2 Feb. 1880,
ff. 72, 119.
Henri Joseph, Baron Blanquart de
Bailleul, mayor of Calais, to the Mar-
quis de Barthelemy; Calais, 18
Floreal, an ix [8 May, 1801]. Fr.
f.8.
Major John Cartwright; London, 5-22
Deo.
92.
1823. WithMola. ff. 76, 80, 82,
William Cobbett; Barnes, 30 Sept 1810,
17 Oct. 1829, ff. 51, 117.
William Corston; London, 26 Mar.
1812. Withwoi. f.53.
Charles Genevieve Louise Anguste
Andr^ Timoth^e,^ Chevalier d'^n de
Beaumont; London, 7 Aug. 1802. Fr.
f.27.
General Francisco Espoz y Mina; Lon-
don, Vienna, 28 Feb.-16 June, 1827.
Span, With tedU, ff. 96-102 b.
George Hibbert ; 8 Dec 1823, f. 78.
William Knox, Bishop of Derry; 21
Sept., 1 Oct. 1814, ff. 55, 57.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,987-27,989.
381
Louis Onillanine Otto, Oomte de Meeloy,
French ambassador to England ;
London [— May, 1801], 8 Apr. 1802.
Eng,2,m\Fr, ff. 12, 14.
Baion Gnglielmo Pepe ; London, Worth-
ing, 8 Feb. [? Mar.] 1825, 16 Sept,
1824. WithteoZf. ff. 74, 94.
BeUby Porteons, Bishop of London;
London, 12 Mar. 1808, f. 82.
James Prior ; London, 8 Sept 1862, f 67.
Migoel del Biego: London, 10 Dec
182a Span, and Eng, ff. 88, 90.
John Bussell, 6rh duke of Bedford ;
Wobum Abbey, London, 22 Jan.-13
Apr. 1809. With <eaZ. ff. 40-46 b.
Sir Walter Soott, Bart, disclaiming the
authorship of the Waverley Novels;
[— Mar. 18211 f. 65.
Qeorge Silk, notary public, on the sex
of the Chevalier d'l)on; London, 27
May, 1810, f. 49.
Robert Slade to General Mina; London,
10, 20 June, 1827. Fr. ff. 108. 107.
General George Washington to E. Boudi-
not, president of congress ; Kewburgh,
30 Mar. 1788, f. 1.
William Wilberforce; Eastbourne, Lon-
don, 16 Nov., 22 Deo. 1808. With 9eaL
ff. 84, 88.
Thomas Jonathau Wooler; London, 10
Dec. 1828. f. 84.
Interspersed are the following papers : —
'' Lettre de Bfarque*' of the French Be-
public; Paris. 15 Thermidor. an iv
[2 Aug. 1796]. Fr, Signed by Ad-
miral Laurent Jean Fran9oi8 Truguet,
and eauntenigned by Gottrau,
ministre de la marine et des oolonies.
f.3b.
French passports granted to Bobert Slade
and James Kiernan; 28 Apr. 1801-8
Apr. 1802. Sigwtd by Charles Louis
Hugnet, Marquis de Semonville,
French ambassador at the Hague,
and by L. G. Otto, French ambassador
to England, ff. 16-21.
English passports for the same; London,
9 Apr., 8 Nov. 1802. Eng, and Fr,
Signed by George IIL and Bobert
Banks Jenkinson, Lord Hawkesbury,
and countersigned by Thomas Pelhum,
LoidPelham. ff 22, 24.
Will of the Bt Hon. Charles James Fux ;
21 July, 1802. Copy. f. 25.
Paper. Folio.
27,938. '^LiBKR statntorum ordinis domus Hoepi talis Hierusalem, oon-
scriptos opere fratris Jctannis Bot^quet, Canonici ecclesie D. Galixti
Cisoniensis, ad instantiam D. Lxidoiiici de Querquy [Crequy] fratris,
A.D. MDLXXiv. ISiensis Ootobris tertiodecimo." Paper. On f. 8 b are
the arms of Cr6quy. Quarto.
S7J939. " Vita politico-militare del Cavaliere Franoesco Ferrari, Colo-
nello di Artiglieria del cessatoBegno d* Italia, sciitta dal medesiino.*'
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Memorial to the Board of Trade for the
removal of Sihithfield market; n,d.
Vneigned. f. 47.
"Observations sur TEtat Int^rieur des
lies loniennes," by John, Count CSapo
d'Istria, president of Greece ; 12 Apr.
1816, f. 59.
" Extract from a letter from Mrs. L B.
Philpott, late Miss Alicia Catharine
Mant ; " n.d. Belating to the author-
ship of the Waverley Novels, f. 66.
Notice of the death of Sir W. Scott;
Abbotsford, 21 Sept. 1882. With seal,
f. 69.
Biographical sketch of Dr. E. Boudinot.
**From the American Daily Adver-
tiser," 182L PnnUd. f. 71.
Plan of a " Pronunciamiento " in Spain,
by General Mina; n.(2.,t 109.
Subscription lists for General Mina;
1830. Lithographed, ft 118, 115.
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382 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,940-27,944.
27.940. ** Qenealooie de rancicnne et illvstre Maison de Creqvy.
Drossee et disposeo en ceste sorte par Pierre D'Ozier/* French herald ;
Paris, 15 Oct. 1620. Copied, with insertion of coloured coatu of
arms, and dedicated to Jean de Crequy, Chevalier, in 1667. With
corrections and additions by a later hatid. Paper. Folio.
27.941. '* HiSTOiRE abregee de la Genealogie do la Maison de Crecjuy.*^
"Depuis Bon origiue connue jusques en cette annee 1730." Paper.
Octavo.
27.942. Pedigrees of the families of Cnmberford or De Comerford and
De la Roche with alliances, compiled from visitations in the College
of Arms by Ralph Bigland, Richmond Herald, and Benjamin Pingo,
Rouge-Dragon, 20 Jan. 1786. Followed by emblaasonments of arnis
of Crequy and allied families. At the beginning is an original
letter from R. Bigland to the Countess of Crequy ; Heralds College,
25 Jan. 1786 ; with seal. There are also accounts and receipts of
the same. Paper, Large Folio.
27.943. A. 1. Copies of ai-ms in colours, including those of Crequy, from
monuments of the fitmilies of Croy and La Laing, in the churches of
the Low Countries. Fr, f. 1.
2. ** Table G6n6alogique des Seigneurs Aisnez de la tr^s noble et tr^s
puitisante maison de Crequy ; " made between 1683 and 1687, with
arms of allied families in colours, f. 7.
Paper and vellum ; xviith cent. Folio.
27^943, B. Genealogical- roll oontaining the pedigrees of Fran9ois de
Crequy, Baron de Frohans, and his second wife, Bonne, daughter of
Charles de Crequy, Vicomte de Langles, with arms of allied families
in colours. Made appaiently at the time of their mamage in 1653.
Fr. Paper roll, 5 ft. 3 in. x 2 ft. 6 in.
27.944. Bartholomew Glanvill *'De proprietatibus renim," in 19
books; translated into English by John de Trevisa. A table of
contents is prefixed, followed by some verses of the translator on
the work he is about to undertake, beginning —
^ Troyi was maad al of reed
In Ive bigynnyuge of my book
That is clepid god me spedo
In pe firste lessoun )>ut I took."
At the end is the following, ** Endelea grace blisse and jTonkynge
to cure lord god all weldynge. J^ise translaciouns I endede at Berke-
leyc the sixte day of ffeuerer. The ^ere of oure lurde a thousande
j7ro hundrid foure score and eijitetene : The ijeere of kyng Hichaide
the secounde after the conqueste of Engelonde two and twenty.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,944^27,947. 383
The ^eevQ of my lordes age Sire Thomas lord of Berkeley that made
me make this translacioun seuene and fourty." A list of authors
quoted in the work is appended. See other copies in Harl. MSS.
614,4789. Yellum; beginning of xvthoent. ; with illuminated
borders and initials. On f . 1 b are verses addressed to B. Glanville
by Julius Glanvill, of Lincoln's Inn, in 1668 ; and on f. 337 b is a
note of the gift of the book by William Badcliffe, of Stanford, to John
Cookes, LL.D. Folio.
87.945. Teanscripts, with collations, of portions of the " Coventry and
Chester M^'steries. Copied by George Steevens, Esq., and given by
him to me, Isaac Reed." Consisting of the following pieces : —
1. List of the Chester plays, showing by which company each was per-
formed. Taken from Harl. MS. 2125, p. 190. f. 2.
2. The proqlamation and the " Readinge of the Banes, 1600." From
Harl. MS. 2013. ff. 4, 5.
3. The second pageant of the Chester plays. From Harl. MS. 2013.
f. 10.
4. The third pageant of the same, f. 23.
5. The fifth pageant, f. 32.
6. The seventh pageant, f. 46.
7. The tenth pageant, f. 68.
8. The sixteenth pageant, f. 70.
9. The twenty-fourth pageant, £ 76.
10. The prologue of the Coventry mysteries. From Cott. MS. Vespas.
D. vm. f. 87.
1 1. The first and second pageants of the same, f. 96.
12. The twelfth pageant, f. 102.
13. The thirteenth pageant, f. 109.
14. The twenty-first pageant. Imperfed, f. 116.
15. The twenty -ninth pageant, f. 118.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
27.946. Collection of Irish poems, formed by Eugene O'Cavanagh,
principally in 1825-1829. Among them are pieces by O'Cavanagh
himself, by Malacby O'Curry, Eugene O'SuUivan (called " Eogan
Kuadh "), and others ; many common Ossianic pieces, chiefly dia-
logues of Patrick and Ossian ; and a long poem entitled ** Eachdradh
Deirg, Riodaire na Sc4rl6ide, mc Finn mc Cumhail " [The deeds of
Dearg, the Knight of Scarlet, son of Finn McCumhail] ; the whole
being interspersed with family and other notes, in English and Iri^j
by O'Cavanagh. Paper. Oblate Folio.
87.947. '* Tbaitt^ de la Mignatare. Dedie k Madame la Princesse de
Guimen^par Mademoiselle [Catherine] Perrotde Lacademie Boyalle
[femme de Claude Lorry, l^otaire Apostoliqne]. A Paris, 1693."
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384 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,947—27,949.
** Copi6 [from the printed edition] le Samedy 28 Mars 17 1 1 par
^ Koger." The second title of tlie work (at f. 4) is, "Les Lemons
Hoyalles contenant la Pratique Yniuerhelle de la Feinture en
mignature par lexplication des liures de fleurH et doyseaiix de feu
Nicolas Robert, Fleuriste." Paper. ** De la Biblioth^ue de Madame
de Balzac, veuve du grand romancier." Small Octavo. Presented
by A. W. Thibeaudeau, Esq.
27.948. RoRM B. Mari» Virginis, etc, : —
1. Calendar, containing entries of EngliKh saints. The fii-st leaf is
wanting. Under 2 Nov. is, "Hie decessit Johanna [de] Welles
et Wylugby anno domini m° quadiingentesimo lxj^ et [anno] regni
regis Edwardi iiu" i°," [Joan, daughter of Bobert, Lord Willonghby
de Eresby and wife of Sir Hichard Welles, created Lord W^elles and
Willonghby]. f. 1.
2. Cursus evangeliomm, f. 6.
S. Horee B. Marias Virginis, f. 9.
4. Order for the Hours of the Virgin Maiy, when there is not a full
service. Lot, f. 40.
5. The Lauds with prayers. Lai. f. 50.
6. The seven Gaudia in honour of the Virgin, f. 66.
7. Prayers to the Cross, etc., f. 68.
8. " Oratio uenerabilis Bede presbiteii de septem verbis Chiisti in ci-uce
I)endenti8," f. 60.
9. Prayer for the saying of which Boniface VIIL granted 2000 years'
indulgence at the request of Philip IV. of Fiunce, f. 62.
10. Hours of the Trinity, f. 64.
11. The fifteen O'k, f. 71 b.
12. ** Letania beate Marie nirginis," f. 76 b.
13. Players and hymns for various occasions, including, at f. 97 b, a
long prayer in French for times of tribulation, f. 77 b.
14. " Septem psalmi " pcenitentiales, etc., with litany, vigils of the dead,
and commendations, f. 111.
16. " De passione domini psalmi," f. 147.
16. B. Hieronymi abbreviatio Psalterii, f. 161.
Vellum. Written in England in the earlier half of the xvth cent.
With twelve miniatures. The arms of Bichard, Lord Welles and
Willonghby, impaling those of his wife, Joan, are painted at the
foot of f. 64. A few leaves have been cut out or mutilated. On
f. 2, in an early xvith cent, hand, is, " This ys John Lynn [his]
boke tliat was g} uen by my lady Moi dunt that dethe ys." Octavo.
97.949. Proceedinqs of manoiial and baionial couits held at Leckford,
Timsbury, Froyle, and Husseys. co. Hants, belonging to the families
of Jephson and Fionnes; 1643-1662. Paper. Large Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,960—27,962.
385
87,960. 1. AooouNT of fees received for inhibitionB, citations, etc., in the
Court of Arches ; 19 Feb. 1606[7}-15 July, 1614. Signed to the end
of May, 1608, by B Swale and Sir Richard Swale, and thence-
forward by Francisr James, LL.D., anditor of the court, f. 2.
Reversing the volume —
2. Account of fees received for monitions, excommunications, decrees,
eie,, in the same court; 31 May, 1608-15 July, 1614. Signed by
Dr. F. James, f. 129 b.
Paper. lu the original vellum wrappers. Folio.
27,951. Journals of visits to England by an Irish clergyman in 1761
and 1772, w..-—
1. *'Itenerarium Londinense." From Dublin to London, by Bangor,
Chester, Lichfield, and St. Alban's, 22 Aug.-8 Sept. ; and from
London (whence he visits Windsor) to Dublin by Chester and Park-
gate, 2-15 Oct. 1761. f. 2.
2. '• Itinerarium Bristoliense." From Dublin to London by Bristol,
Bath, and Oxford, 3-11 Aug.; and returning by Coventry and
Chester, 10-15 Sept. 1772. f. 77.
Paper. Octavo.
27,962. Collection of autographs, in franks and letters, of eminent
persons of England and the United States, during the present centur}\
The priacipal writers of letters are : —
Archibald Acbeaon, Lord Aoheson, after-
wuds 3rd Eiirl of Goafoid ; n.d. [1847-
18491 f. 9.
Joshua William Allen, 6th Yisoount
AUeD ; London, 11 June, 1827, f. 10.
G«orge Annesley, Yiaoount Yalentia and
Snd Earl of Moontnorria ; London, 18
Jan. 1831, and n,d., ff. 36, 52.
Professor Charles Anthon ; 22 Sept. 8.a.,
f. 171.
Hon. Shute Barrington, Bishop of Dur-
bmm ; n,d,^ f. 62.
Jninea Bindley, of the Stamp Office;
London, 31 May, 1814, f. 115.
WiUiam Bit^sett, Biahop of Baphoe ; Lon-
don, 18 Feb. 1824, f. 72.
Philip Bliss, D.C.L., Principal of St. Mary
Hall, Oxford; 10 Apr.l81G, f. 118.
Sir William Bolland, Baron of the Ex-
chequer ; London, 15 Sept. 1813, f. 121.
Joahoa Brookes, M.D. ; London, 9 Feb.
. 1830, L 122.
Jaoob Bryant : n.ri., f. 123.
Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges, bart. ;
20 May. <.a.. f. 126.
MSS.— 1868.
James Silk Buckingham ; n,d„ and Lon-
don, 11 Nov. 1837. With teal. ff. 127,
129.
Thomas Burgess, Bishop of St. David's;
26 May. ».a., f. 73.
John Campbell, 2nd Marquis of Breadal-
bane, Lord Chamberlain ; London, 23
Jan. 1849, f. 19.
George Catlin ; Bostou, 13 Nov. 1838,
f. 176.
George Chalmers; London, 7 Nov. 1823,
f. 132.
Henry Clay; Ashland, 14 Nov. 1840,
f. 174.
Eliza Cook; n.d., f. 133.
Crosley Ashley Cooper, 6th Earl of
Shaftesbury ; 28 Feb. 1823, f. 46.
William Croabie, 4th Lord Brandon ;
London, 16 Apr. 1828, f. 15.
William Danby ; n.d., f. 137.
Susan Elizabeth, widow of George Doug-
las, 18th Earl of Morton ; London. 18
Apr. 1828, f. 33.
John Duer, President of Columbia Col-
lege ; n.d. f. 182.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 27,965^—27,964.
Marguerite, widow of Charles John Gar-
diner, Earl of Blessington; London,
ISJuly, 1836, f. 112.
Henry D Gilpin, Attorney-General,
U.S. ; Washington, 11 Jan. 1840, f. 188.
Rt. Hon. Thomas Grenville; London,
18 Feb. 1821, f. 142.
BiohardHeber; 21 Feb. 1816, f. 143.
George Hibbert ; 20 July, ».a., f. 146.
George SUllman Hillard ; 9 Dec. 1852,
f. 189.
John Henry Hobart, Bishop of New
York ; n.d., ff. 65, 66.
Willium Howley, Bishop of London ; n.d.,
f. 70,
Joseph Hume ; 9 Jan. «.a., f. 146.
George Isaac Huntingford, Bishop of
Hereford ; Winchester, 13 Mar. 1824,
f. 64.
Benjamin Charles Incledon ; Canterbury,
6 Sept. 1820, f. 147.
Elizabeth (?) Jackson ; Swansea, 7 Feb.
1824, f. 149.
George Payne Hainsford James ; British
Consulate, Norfolk, Virginia, 22 Apr.
1853. With seal. f. 139.
John Pendleton Kennedy; Baltimore,
11 Apr. 1838, f. 194.
Captain Frederic Marryat ; nJ., f. 153.
George Murray, Bishop of Rochester;
Bromley, 25 Mar. 1832, f. 82.
George Thomas John Nugent, Marquis of
Westiiieath ; n,d,, f. 53.
Robert Owen, of New Lanark ; Liverpool,
ao Sept. 1824. f. 155.
Granville Penn ; London, 19 Aug. 1828,
f. 157.
Charlotte Florentia, wife of Hugh Percy,
3rd Duke of Northumberland; Aln-
wick Castle, 4 Nov. 1823, f. 38.
Sir Thomas Phillipps, bart. ; Paris, 7
Mar. 1829, f. 158.
Gen. Peter Buel Porter ; ».rf., f. 196.
William CabeU Rives; n.d., f. 200.
John Ross, chief of the Cherokee
Indians; Washington, 15 Feb. 1840,
f. 197.
Abraham V Salame ; London, 24
June, 1828. With 9eal f. 161.
William Gilmore Simms ; ».d., f. 202 b.
Hon. Charles James Stewart, Bishop of
Quebec ; 18 July, a.a,, f. 79.
Colonel William Leete Stone; 11 Mar.
1839, f. 203.
Charles Richard Sumner, Bishop of Win-
chester; Famham, 4 Dec. 1828, f. 77.
Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal, Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas ; 16 May,
1828. f. 51.
John Home Tooke ; liondon, 6 Aug. 1800,
f. 165.
Katharine Elizabeth, wife of William
Wellesley Pole Wellesley, Lord Mary-
borough, afterwards 3rd Earl of Mom-
ington ; 22 Sept. 1823, f. 30.
James Whitcomb, Governor of Indiana ;
n.d., f. 207.
Levi Woodbury. Secretary to the Trea-
sury, U.S.; 15 Feb. 1840. f. 212.
Paper; 1800-1852.
New York.
Quarto. Fresented by Oeorge Adlard, Esq,^ of
27,953. Specimen of penmanship executed with a thumb and finger
growing from the shoulder without connection of arm, by John
Cox, of Ross, CO. Hereford, in the year 1713. Paper. Quarto.
Fresented hy Henry Qarling, Esq.y of Tunhridge Wells.
27,964. 1. Proceedings in a law suit at Valencia between the convent
of S. Isabel, of that city, and Amau Safont, respecting certain
seignorial rights and rent on houses of the parish of S. Catalina ;
1345. In the Valentian dialect ; with the exception of a few papers
in Latin, f. 1. •
2. Proceedings in the court at Saragossa between the same convent
and the commissary of the King of Aragon, on the right claimed
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387
by the abbess to use a seal; 14 Feb. 1386. In the VaJentian
dialect, f. 58.
Paper ; xivth cent. Small Quarto.
S7,966. " CoxTTNUATiON of the Endeavonr's Logbook," commanded by
Captain James Cook, in a scientific expedition to the South Seas ;
extending from 6 Nov. 1768 to 8 May, 1769. Autograph. Paper.
Large Qnarto. See a later portion in Add. MS. 27,886.
87.966. Pabt of the log-book of the '* Resolution," commanded by
Captain James Cook, in an expedition in search of a southern con-
tinent, extending from 16 Oct. 1773 to the close of the expedition,
28 July, 1776. Autograph. In two parts. Paper. Large Quarto.
See Add. MSS. 87,886, 87,887.
87.967. "Directions for the River St. Lauranoe/' viz. ;—
1. •* Translation of a Manuscript found on Board a ffrench Man of War
taken by Admiral Boscawen in the year 1755, Entitled * Observation
pour la Navigation de France k Quebec.'" The translation is
limited to a portion of the paper relating to the gulf and river
of St. Lawrence, and at the beginning *' Mr. Chabert " is quoted as
the author of observations, f. 2.
2. '* Directions for sailing along shore from Cape Breton to Cheek-
neeto," f. 19.
3. " Directions for the passage of the Traverse, in going up the river,'*
f. 24 b.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
87.968. I. •* The R[e]solutions Quarter Bill. James Cook, Esq. Com-
mander;" n.d., f. 1.
2. Muster table of the " Resolution ; " Nov. 1771-June, 1772, f. 3.
Paper; late xvmth cent. Folio.
87.969. Original correspondence of members of the family of Paxton,
of Norfolk; 1552-1689. The writers are :—
Thomas Tbirleby, Bishop of Norwich,
John Bobsart, and Thomas Gaudy, com-
misaioners for the Court of Requests ;
Norwich, 28 Dec. 1552. Signed, f. 1.
Sir Edmund Wyndham ; 31 Dec. 1564.
f.3.
John Blenerhayset ; Barsham, by Beocles,
6 Mar. 1564. Signed, f. 4.
de [Ela] Btubbe; Buxton, 18 July,
1565, t 5.
WiUiam Yelverton ; R , 26 Nov. 1565,
f.6.
Sir Christopher HeyHon ; Baconsthorpp,
26 Dee. 1565. Signed, f. 7.
William Paulet, 1st Marqnis of Winehes-
ter : 5 Sept. 1566. Signed, f. 9.
Edward Leeds, Master in Chancery;
Cambridge, 27 July, 1567. Signed.
f. 10.
Nicholas Hare ; Btow Bardolph, 12 Dee.
1582. Signed, f. 12.
Sir Henry Woodhouse; 18 Oct. 1583,
f. 14.
Sir William Heydon and Nathanael
Bacon, commissioners for a subsidy;
Holt, 27 Apr. 1585. Signed, f. 16.
Sir Thomas Heneage; London, 6 Apr.
1592. Signed, f. 18.
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Thomas SaokyQle, Earl of Dorset, Bit | Boyal warrant to Lords Pembroke and
John Popham, and Sir John Dodd- i Tarmoutb, Lords-lieutenant of co.
ridge, commlssiouerB on defective I Wilts ; London, 22 Sept. 1G88. Signed
patents, to the occupiers of the rectory i by James II., and countergigned by
of Paston ; Dorset House, 30 Aug. Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunder-
1606. Signed, f. 21. ' land. With moZ. f.29.
Robert Paston, 1st Earl of Yarmouth ; I CJoronation summons to Rebecca, widow
1 Sept. 1679, 23 Feb. 1679[80]. With i of Robert Paston, Ist Earl of Yarmouth ;
aeai. ff. 23. 25. London, 21 Mar. 168]. Signed by
Jacob Astley, Nicholas L'Estrange, Chris- I William III., and oountertdgned by
topher Oalthorp, Edward Ward, Ne- Henry Howard, 7th Duke of Norfolk,
uille Gatelyn, and Robert Suckling, ! Earl Marshal. With teal, f. 31.
Deputy Lieutenants for co. Norfolk ; ' Mary U. of England to Lady Yarmouth ;
Norwich Castle, 11 Jan. 1682[3]. I Houslerdyok, 15 July, s.a. Untigned.
Signed, f. 27. I f. 33.
Paper. Folio.
27.960. Original correspondence of the family of CI ere, of co. Norfolk ;
1666-1622. The names will appear in the index. Paper. Folio.
27.961. Papers relating to the duel between Sir Eobert Mansfield
and Sir JohnHeydon; 22 Nov. 1600-9 Jan. 160f. Paper; xvJith
cent. Folio.
27.962. A-W. Transcripts from the public archives at Florence of the
correspondence of the Florentine ambassadors to England, Amerigo
Salvetti, 11 Aug. 1616-22 June, 1667, and his son, Giovanni Salvetti
Antelminelli, 29 June, 1657-12 Jan. 1679. Twenty-one volumes.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
27.963. '' Rough notes concerning the history of the Hospital of St.
John the Baptist, situated on the north side of the road without the
east gate of the University and City of Oxford. Superseded in the
fifteenth century by the College of St. Mary Magdalen. By J[ohn]
C[hessell] Buckler. 1868." At the end are a few rough plans in
pencil. Paper. Folio. Presented by J, C. BucMer, Esq,
27.964. Architectural drawings of the remains of the chapel of St.
John's Hospital, Oxford, by J. C. Buckler, in illustration of his
notes concerning the history of the hospital; 1820-1867. Paper.
Folio. Presented hy the same.
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1869.
27,966. Fragment of a pedigree of the royal family of England in con-
nection with those of France and other foreign houses, extending
from Hichard II. to Henry VIL; with arms roughly drawn in
colour. Vellum sheet, 2 ft. 9 in. X 2 ft. 4 in. ; early xvith cent.
27.966. Papers of William Arderon, F.R.S., of Norwich ; consisting
of drafts of letters, dated from No-v. 1745 to May, 1760, and notes
and collections relating chiefly to natural histor}' and philo-
sophy. Among the subjects treated of are : —A new hygrometer, f.
11; — water-snails, the polypup, dragon-fly, animalcules, cte., ff.
172-212;— belemnites, chalk, sands, etc., ff. 213-220 ;— Norwich
cries, inn-signs, local words, trades, etc., ff. 228-253 ; — the atmosphere
and fire, f. 257 ; — arts, trades, e<c., f. 275 ; — the motion of the planets,
electricity, efc., ff. 326-361. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
27.967. Collections by Dawson Turner relating to the county of
Norfolk. Among the contents are ; —
1. Copies of " documents in the possession of the Norwich corporation ; "
1415-1526, ff. 6-40. Included are a composition for the election of
the mayor, sheriffs, etc,; 14 Feb. 2 Henry V. [1415], f. 7; and an
agreement between the prior and convent of Norwich and the
corporation; 26 Aug. 16 Henry VII. [1524], f. 25.
2. " Misoellaneous extracts from the Norwich corporation books," ff.
41-60. Included are tbree leaves of an original book of recog-
nisances, eie,; 28 Oct. 28 Henry VI1I.-7 July, 29 Henry YIII.
[1636, 1637], f. 49 ; — and an account of pageants performed before
Robert Bngge, Mayor, in 1550, f. 54.
3. Paper " on Rlgrimages to Walsingham," by the Rev. Richard Hart ;
read before the Not folk Archieological Society, Oct. 1847, f. 64.
4. Original letteis of Sir John Palgrave, Bait., J.P., and Edmund de
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390 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,967-27,970.
Grey to Robert Doughty, Justice of the Peace, with warrants,
licences to ale-houses, etc. ; 11 Feb. 1660[l]-20 Sept. 1666, f. 70.
6. Contemporary " copie of a Letter from T. C[ory ?] at Norwich to a
Friend of bis at London," on the reception at Norwich of Charles II.
and his queen ; 2 Oct. 1671, f. 88.
6. Monumental inscriptions to the family of Symonds, with pedigree,
etc., f. 137.
7. Letter from the Rev. Arthur Loftus to the Rev. Richard Hart, vicar
of Catton; Fincham Rectory, Downham, 10 Nov. 1846, f. 154.
8. " Letters and documents regarding choleiu in Norfolk ; " 18 Nov.
1831-19 Feb. 1833, f. 174.
9. " Papers of various kinds concerning Yarmouth." Partly prinied.
ff. 196-292. Included are :— Wills of William Cosh, Samuel Fuller,
and Richard Fuller; 9 Nov. 1680, 19 Jan. 172^, 12 Oct. 1769, ff.
233, 240, 243 ; — copies of letters relating to the death and burial of
Sir James Riddell ; 4-24 Nov. 1797, f. 252 ; — papers on the monu-
ments, etc., in St. Nicholas' Church, f. 271 ; — ^accounts of John Ives
and Samuel Ward, of Yarmouth, ff. 287, 289.
10. " Printed papers relating to Norfolk," f. 293.
Paper ; xvith-xixth centt. Folio.
27.968. Genealogical collections of Charles Edward Long relating to
&milies connected with Jamaica ; including rough pedigi-ees of
Lawes, Gregory, Beckford, Morgan, Aichbould, Byndloss, Pitt,
Ballard, Stradling, and others ; together with original letters, chiefly
addressed to C. E. Long from — among others — Hiram Powell;
College of Arms, 28 Aug. 1791, f. 10; — John Boby; Jamaica, and
Newnham, co. Gloucester, 21 Dec. 1831-3 Apr. 1849 ; with extracts
from Jamaica registers, etc., ff. 28-35, 40-70 ; — [Charles Rose Ellis,
LordJ Seaford; London, 11 May, 1835, 4 May, 1843, 8 Dec. «.a., ff. 36,
38, 80;— [Sir] T[homas] Phillipps, [Bart.]; Pembroke, M[iddle]
H[ill], 22 Nov. 1835, 15 May, 1845, ff. 71,93;— [Bev.] Lewis Bower-
bank [to James Miller]; 30 July, 1825, 13 June, 1828, ff. 97, 99;—
[Sir] Isaac Heard, Garter; London, 22 July, 1791, f. 112. At the
end are eight drawings of scenes in Jamaica. Paper ; xviiith and
xixth centt. Folio.
27.969. " A FEW extracts from the Parish Regiflters and other Public
Becords in the islands of Jamaica and Barbadoes with copies of all
the monuments and tombstones in the latter island from 1643 to
1750 and upwards [1800], collected by Captain [James Henry
Lawrence] Archer," 1858. Paper. Folio.
27.970. AocouNTS, drafts of letters, business and private memoranda,
etc., of James Henry Archer, M.D., of Jamaica; 1822-1845. In-
cluded also are : — " Notes during the Punjab Campaign, 1848-9,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,971—27,979. 391
made by Jfamee] H[eniy] A[roher, jnn., of the 24tli Regt.]," f. 57 ;
— "Clavis Anacreontica," by James Edgar; 1 Aug. 1789, f. 74; —
Memoranda by Oaptain J. H. Archer, 1856, f. 114. Paper.
Qaarto.
S7,97L Collections relating to the family of Archer, including
numerous original letters of recent date, chiefly addressed to Captain
James Henry Lawrence Archer, 60th Rifles. At the beginning is a
combined pedigree of the fiamilies of Lawrence, Edgar, Gordon,
Taafe, Archer, etc., compiled by Captain Archer, 1869. Paper;
xvinth and xixth centt. Folio,
27.972. 1. Rental of the manor of Tamworth, co. Warwick; 1630-
1632, f. 1.
2. Rentals, notes, etc., relating to the manor of Solihull, co. Warwick ;
1592-1696. Amongst them are numerous notes by Sir Simon Archer,
knt., of Umberslade, lord of the manor ; circa 1640-1660. f. 19.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
27.973. Court-rolls, rentals, lists of tenants, etc.^ of the manor of
SolihnU, CO. Warwick, belonging to the family of Archer, of Umber-
slade; temp. Henry VL-1 775. Lat. and Eng. Paper and vellum.
Large Qyarto.
27.974. Descripi'ion of the boundaries of the parish of Tamworth, co.
Warwick, 1767 ; followed by land-tax and tithe accounts of the
bame, 1795-1808. Paper. Large Quarto.
27.975. Genealogical and biographical notes by Captain James Henry
Lawrence Archer, 60th Bifles, arranged alphabetically under the
names of families and persons. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
27.976. Papers relating to Ware, co. Hertford, viz. : — List of free-
holders, rental of demesne lands, etc,, f. 2; — extracts from court-
rolls, tempp, Bichard II.-Eliz. f. 17 ; — "A Boke of the entraunce of
all the evydences within Ware and Thundriche," f. 97 ; — " Landes
holden without evydence," etc., f. 1 22. Lot. and Eng. Paper ;
beginning of xviith cent. Quarto.
27.977. Court-books of the manors of Ware Infra and Extra, and
Thundridge, co. Hertford; 1666-1706. Latin. With an index of
tenants. Paper. Folio.
27.978. Court-books of the manors of Ware Infra and Extra and Thund-
ridge, CO. Hertford; 1729-1745. Apparently drafts corrected for
enrolment. Paper. Folio.
27^9. Papers relating to the manors of Ware, Thundridge, and
Bengeo, co. Hertford, including : — ** An Abstract of the VVriteings
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392 ADDITIONAL MSS., 87,979—27,986.
and Titles oonoeming the Lordshipp and Mannour of Ware and
Ware Parke," etc, ; 1 570-1 668, f. 1 ;— " An Abstract of the writeings
concerning the l^tle of Bengeo;" 1546-1629, f. 16 ;— Quitrents ;
1674, 1715-1718, f. 22. Paper; xviith and xviiith centt. Quarto.
27.980. Nbws-lettees on piihlio affairs, addressed to [John Perceval],
Yiscoimt Perceval ; London, 26 Mar. 1723-24 Mar. 172|. Paper.
Folio.
27.981. News-letters on public affairs, addressed to the same ; Lon-
don, 1 Jan. 1729[30]-31 Dec. 1730. Paper. Folio.
27.982. ** CoLLECTiONES ex Cartis et evidenciis Diuersorum hominnm
nnde stemmata eorum verissiiiie et apperte liquent. Item coniiinctio
Linearnm per seperalia maritagia in unam solidam familiam ....
per Ricardum St. George, Windesor Herald." Autograph, With an
incomplete index of families. Paper : ante 1603. On the fly-leaf
is written, " Liber Ri. St. Georg." Folio.
27.983. Extracts from records, pedigrees, etc,^ by Nicholas Charles,
Lancaster Herald ; with drawings of seala and arms. At the end is
an index of families. Paper; drca 1609-1613. On f. 4 is written,
'* Nich. Charles, Lancaster." Small Quarto.
27.984. Pedigrees of English families, by Henry St. George, after-
wards Garter King of Arms, viz, : —
Barrett of Easez, ff. 7 b. 14. Midleton, f. 19 b.
Clifford, f. 10 b. Whitfield, f. 20 b.
De Vescye, f. 11. DentoD, f. 21 b.
Mantell. f. 11 b. St Paul, f. 22 b.
Cantlow, f. 12. ; Wallgraye, f. 28 b.
Bryan, f. 13. , Finobam, f. 24.
Fitzherbert, f. 14. Hebome, f. 24 b.
Allen of Buckenhall, ff. 15 b, 17. : Low, f. 25 b.
Dymock, f. 18 b. I Overton, f 26.
Oollett, f. 19. : Wjmbish, f. 26 b.
At the end is an index of names. Paper ; drca 1630. On f, 1 is
written, " Henrye St. George me tenet." Small Quarto.
27,985. Miscellaneous genealogical and other papers, including:—
1. " Liber Finium in oomitatu Sussex ; " tempp. Edw. I.-Rich. 11.
Mutilated, f. 5.
2. Creations of the nobility of England, with arms in trick. At the
end is written, "This booke I had at Wynfeore from Beniamyn
Owtred, SkreujTier, the xxviith of December, 1582," etc, f 17.
3. Descent of the fianily of Hussey, followed by miscellaneous genea-
logical notes, f. 49.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,986-27,989. 393
4. AlMtract of Thomas Philpot'e " Villare Cantianum," and " Notes out
of [William] Bnrton's Leicestershire," ff. 6Q, 76.
5. Fragment of a treatise on precedency, chiefly as between knights
and doctors of civil law, written circa 1643, f. 80.
6. Notes from the public records, etc., pn the family of the Lords
Berkeley, by " Jo. Sm.," f. 84 b.
Paper ; xvith and xvnth centt. Folio.
87.986. Schemes of nativity, calculated apparently at London towards
the end of the xviith centnry. Among other names are those of
Gregory King, f. 27* ; Humphrey Wanley, f. 67 b ; and Dr. Henry
Birkhead, f. 78 b. Paper ; xviith and xvmth centt. Small Quarto.
87.987. 1. Extracts from the public records relative to military ser-
vioe, the defences of the kingdom, foreign expeditions, etc,^ by Sir
Bobert Cotton, f. 1.
2. "A Breefe discourse prouinge that the house of Commons hath
equall power with the Peeres in point of Judicature ; written by S'
Bobert Gotten to S' Edward Mountague, Anno Dni. 1621," f. 51.
Paper; xvuth cent. Small FoHo,
87.988. " Notes concerning my family, 1717," chronological extracts
and memoranda relating to the family of Perceval of Ireland [after-
wards Earls of Egmont] 1606-1708, by Sir John Perceval, 6th Baro-
net ; with drawings of arms, etc. Paper. Small Quarto.
87.989. '' Adversaria Miscelanea : " historical anecdotes, essays, poetical
pieces, etc., collected by Sir John Perceval, Bart, [afterwards Earl of
Egmont]. Licluded are : —
1. '* The manner how King James the Second was taken in Kent," etc,
[14 Dec. 1688], f. 3.
2. Verses by Mrs. [Anne] Finch [afterwards Countess of Winchilsea],
1702, f. 14.
3. " The Powers of the K[ing] of England, 10 Deer. 1686 ; by S'
W[iUiam] Petty," f. 17.
4. *' A short Belation of the blowing up of the Mi^zine of Castle
Comet in the Island of Guemesey by Lightning in the year 1672,"
f. 22.
5. ** Avis pour ceux qui veulent vivre h la cour, par Monsieur Justel,"
f. 29.
6. •' An essay in defence of Church Musick, by Mr. W. Wogan," f. 34.
7. ** A generall notion of Logick, by S' E[obert] S[outhwell ?]," f. 41.
8. *' An Essay towards the Direction of S*" John Percivale, Bart., in
his TraveUs thro' the Countys of Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk, and Cam-
bridgeshire ; " in a letter from Peter Le Neve, dated 24 June, 1701,
f. 40.
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394 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,989—27,996.
9. " The Golden Age Eetreiv'd or the 4:^ Eclogue of Virgill Trans-
lated," etc. : a political satire in Terse, f. 70. With " The Golden Age
Eevers'd," f. 76 b.
10. Verses by W. Wogan, Dr. Samuel Garth, Charles Tuck, etc., ff. 73,
79 b, 87 b.
Paper ; early xviiith cent. With book-plate of the arms of Sir John
Percival, Bart. Small Quarto.
27.990. 1. Fraqment of a history of the war of the Eoses, from 1461 to
1483, with notes from Habington's " History of Edward IV." In
the handwriting of Sir John Percival, Bart. f. 4.
2. Biographical notices of members of the Long Parliament. Imperfect.
In the same handwriting, f. 36.
3. " A true Narrative of the Earl of Sandwich his attempt upon
Berghen with the English Fleet on the 3* of August 1665, and the
causes of his miscarriage," by [Sir] G[ilbert] Talbot, f. 48.
4. " Mr. Pen well's account of Delagoa given me by himself, part y*
2d," f 63.
5. Minutes of meetings of the trustees for establishing the colony of
Georgia, with copies of letters, etc, relating to Georgia; 1743-1747,
f.71.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Folio.
27.991. Fragments of an autobiography, etc., by William Hogarth.
Autograph, See " Hogarth Illustrated from his Own Manuscripts,"
by John Ireland, 1791-1798, vol. iii. Paper; xviiith cent. Small
Folio.
27.992. Portions of the original manuscript of the "Analysis of
Beauty," by William Hogarth ; with numerous corrections and an
" Advertisement for a new edition." Autograph. Paper ; circa
1764. Small Folio.
27.993. Observations on the institution of the Boyal Academy and
on the practice of art in England, by William Hogarth ; with cor-
rections. Afdograph. See "Hogarth Illustrated," voL iii. ch, iii.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
27.994. 1. " Letters from Mr. [Bouquet] to one of his Friends in Paris
in order to explain Mr. Hogarth's Prints." Printed, in French,
London, 1746. f. 1.
2. Descriptions by John Ireland of Hogarth's prints, f. 25.
Paper ; xviuth cent. Small Quarto.
27.995. Original letters and papers relating to William Hogarth : —
1. "An account taken January the first 1731 of all ye Pictures that
remain unfinished," f. 1.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,996-27,998.
395
2. Yenefi '' to the author of the Times," f. 3.
3. Original letters to W. Hogarth from —
Qemge Faulkner ; Dablin, 15 Nov. 1740,
£4.
Christopher Perry; 15 May, 1751, f. 6.
W[aiiam] Warburton [afterwards Bishop
of Gloooester] ; 28 Mar. 1752, f. 7.
[J<dm] Joshua Sarby ; Ipswich, 3 May,
1753, f. 8 b.
P[hilip] Yonge [D.D., Master of Jesus
Ck>]lege, Cambridge, and Vice-chan-
oellor, afterwards Bishop of Bristol] ;
Cambridge, 28 Nov. 1753, f. 10.
Bouquet; Paris, 22 Mar. 1753,
112.
B[enjamin] Wilson; n.d, [cirea 1754]
f. 14.
•« An Englishman ; *' 12 Dec. 1759, f. 16.
** Jonathan Antihypocrita ; '* Morpeth,
19 Apr. 1762, f. 17 b.
; Brighthelmston, 9 July, 1763.
With yeraes "to the Bey. Mr. Chur-
chiU." f. 19.
Ephraim Knox ; 20 Oct. 1768. With " a
epigram to the Bey. Mr. ChCu]roh[il]l
Esqr." f.21.
[Bey.] J[ohn?] Hoadly ; n.d., f. 23.
4. [Horace] Walpole to Mrs. [Jane] Hogarth; London, 4 Oct. 1780,
£25.
6. John Ireland to Mra [Mary] Lewis ; London [? 1791], f. 27.
6. [Mary] Lewis to John Ireland ; Chiswick, 23 June, , f. 28.
7. Boyid warrant for a renewed grant to William Hogarth of the
office of Serjeant painter; 30 Oct, 1761. Signed' hy George III.,
and subscribed by [Thomas Pelham] Holies, [Duke of] Newcastle,
[Frederick North, Lord] North, and James Oswald [Lords of the
Treasury], f. 29.
Paper; xviiith cent. At the end is a lock of the hair of Mrs.
Hogarth. Folio.
27.996. " BJ0GBAPHICA.L anecdotes of William Hogarth," etc., by John
Nichols. Printed^ 3rd edition, London, 1786; with MS. additions
and nu tea, the latest of which is dated 1819. Paper; xvmth and
xisth centt. On f . 2 are the initials of F[ranci8] G[rose], and on
f. 2 b, the book-plate of Edmund Ferrers. Octavo.
87.997. Original correspondence of the family of Warley; 1614-
1777. A large number of the letters are addressed to the Bev.
Jonas Warley, D.D., Vicar of Witham, co. Essex, and Archdeacon
of Colchester, ch, 1722. The names of the writers will be found in
the index. Among them are Simon Patrick, Bishop of Ely ; Eichard
Kidder, Bishop of Bath and Wells ; Henry Compton, Bishop of
London ; and Sir William Dawes, Bart., Archbishop of York. At
f. 5 is the certificate of the ordination of John Warly, M.A., as
priest, 11 Mar. 1665[6]; signed by Humfrey [Henchman, Bishop
of] London. Paper. Folio.
27.998. Admissions of Lee Warley as attorney in the courts of King's
Bench and Chancery, 7, 14 July, 1736 ; with other papers relating
to the same, 1736-1761. Vellum and paper. Quarto.
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396 ADDITIONAL MSS., 27,999—28,009.
27,999-28,006. Original correspondence of the &mily of Oxenden,
Baronets, of Dene, co. Kent; 1589-1710. Seven volumes. The
names of the writers will be fonnd in the index. Paper. Folio.
28,006, 28,007. Inventories of goods, accounts, and miscellaneous
business papers of the family of Oxenden; 1537-1670. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
28.008. Legal and other papers connected with the family of Oxen-
den ; 1623-1675. Included are copies of the wills of Sir Samuel
Peyton, Bart., of Knowlton, co. Kent; 10 Sept. 21 James I. [1623],
f. 1 ;— Sir Henry Hobart, Bart., of Blickling, co. Norfolk, Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas; 20 July, 1625, f. 22; — and James
Culling, of Barham, co. Kent ; 13 Dec. 1638, f. 35. Paper; xviith
cent. Quarto.
28.009. Miscellaneous tracts, verses, etc,y chiefly connected with the
family of Oxenden. Included are : —
1. *' A breife and excellent exposityon of y* christian faith deliuered
by Hnldrichufi Zuin[g]lius, 1536." Translated from the
Latin, f. 4.
2. " Deliberation touching y* choice of his Profession," etc,, by John
Langford[?]; 1632, f. 48.
3. Oration delivered by Heniy Oxenden in Corpus Christi College,
Oxford, 1625. Lat f. 71.
4. Verses of Henry Oxenden, addressed to Katharine Culling, after-
wards his wife, 26 Feb. 1641, flf. 83-95;— to Charles Nichols on his
poem, " Eliza triumphans," f. 96 ; — to Alexander Eosse, author of
" Mystagogus Poeticus," f. 98 ; with other venses, etc, of the same,
in Latin and English^ f. 108.
5. Verses of Charles Nichols on the death of Elizabeth Oxenden,
f. 100.
6. Verses of John Peirce to Henry Oxenden on his poem, '* de Jobo
triumphante." Lai. f. 106.
7. ** NundinsB Sturbrigienses," in hexameter verse, f. 131.
8. " Sermon preached by C. N. [Charles Nichols ?] at y* funeralls of a
nigh relation of his," f. 137.
9. '* A memoriall for my friend. Being a mornings meditation in some
brief advisees, how to ascertaine heaven," efc., by Charles Nichols;
1664, f. 150.
10. Copy of parliamentary papers relating to the impeachment of the
Earl of Clarendon ; 1667, f. 159.
11. **The declaration of J[ames], D[uke] of Monmouth," e^.;June,
1685, f. 170.
12. " A plain discourse of Bishops," in nineteen chapters, f. 178.
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13. Genealogical notes on the family of Oxenden to 1665 ; in the hand
of Henry Oxenden, f. 200.
Paper ; xviith and xviiith centt. Folio.
28.010. Extracts from various anthers made by Henry Oxenden, aUat.
15, 17, and 19 ; with lists of books, poetical pieces, etc. Included also
are : — " The doctrine of Mahomet," in the band of H. Oxenden.
Imperfeci. f. 45; — and notes by J. Denne of excursions to Calais,
Dieppe, Rouen, etc., in company with Sir Clippesby Crew and Peter
Bychaut, Jan., Feb. 164| ; and to the Netherlands in company with
Walter Braems, 28 July-10 Oct. 1646, ff. 55,59. Paper; xviith
cjent. Folio.
88.011. Political and other papers, partly in the handwritings of
Henry and Richard Oxenden ; 1621-1641 :—
1. Proceedings in parliament against Lord Chancellor Bacon; 1621,
f. 1.
2. '' The deliuerie [to James I.J of the 2 declaracions of both houses of
parliament for breach of both treaties of Spaine, Mar. 5, t623[4]
att Theboldee," f. 7. With the king's speech to parliament, 19 Feb.
1623[4], f. 9.
3. Address of Tobias Matthew, Archbishop of York, to James I.
against his proclamation of *' a tolleration of religion ; " 1 623. See
" Cabala," ed. 1691, p. 108. f. 10.
4. Addresses to Charles I. and to him and Queen Eenrietta Maria
on their entrances into Canterbury; 21 May, 13 June, 1625, ff.
12, 14.
5. Proceedings in parliament, 1628 ; in the hand of Richard Oxenden,
f. 15.
6. Report of speeches in the Star Chamber on the censure of Dr. John
Bastwicke, Henry Burton, and William Prynne ; 14 June, 1637,
f. 38.
7. Papers relating to. the Scotch invasion, speeches in parliament,
proceedings against the Earl of Strafford, etc., with various political
tracts ; 1637-1641. Partly in the hand of Henry Oxenden, M.P.
for Winchelsea. ff. 39-124.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
28.012. Note-books of Henry Oxenden ; containing prayers, extracts
from books, accounts, and memoranda to the year 1670. Paper.
Quarto.
28.013. Pboverbs, moral sentences, cte., collected by Henry Oxenden.
Lat, Greek, and Eng, Vellum roll, 23 ft. 3 in. x 3J in. ; xviith
cent.
28.014. '' An alphabetical copy of the poll for members of parliament
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398 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,014—38,088.
for the city of Canterbury, taken the second day of May, 1734." At
the end are the results of the polls for the city in 1721, 1727, and
for the county in 1727, 1734. Paper. Octavo.
28,016. Genealogical notes by Clarence Hopper relating to familieB
of Stratford-on-Avon in the xvith and xviith centt. Included also
are copies of tlie will of Hugh Clopton, of London, alderman ; 14
Sept. 1496, f. 13;— and of a letter from W[illiam Llojd, Bishop
of] Worcester, to Archbishop Tenison on clerical scandals at
Stratford; 15 Oct. 1707, f. 118. Paper; xixth cent. SmaU
Quarto.
88,016, 88,017. Q-KNEALoaiCAL collections of Clarence Hopper ; con-
sisting of pedigrees of various English families, with copies of wills,
letters, and other documents, chiefly from the Public Becord Office.
Interspersed are a few coats of arms, drawn or engraved. Two
volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
88,018, 28,019. Collections of Clarence Hopper relating to the
Channel Islands ; consisting of copies and extracts from the Public
Records and other documents from the xiiith to the end of the
xviith cent. IVo volumes. In Vol. i., ff. 125-204, is a copy of a
" booke of the Revenues of the isle of Jarsey," 20 Henry VIIL
[1628]. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
28.020. " An alphabet in blazon of the patemall coates crests and
mottoes of all [or the maior part of] the gentrey in the county of
\\ iltes, by Thomas Gore, of Aldrington or Alderton in the said
county, esqr. Anno domini 1663.'* Autograph. Included also are
original letters from : — Samuell Cusse to John Neuman, minister at
Luckington; Enford, 22 Apr. 1674, f. 16 b; -and Nathaniel Freind
to Thomas [Gore] ; Westerleigh, 16 Mar. 1673[4], f. 41. At the
end aie a few notes respecting the author by Clarence Hopper.
Paper. Small Quarto.
28.021. '* The Legend of Edward y* second of Camaruan, king of
England," by Sir Francis Hubert or Hobart : a poem, in 581 stanzas
of seven lines, addressed to James I. See Harley MSS. 588,
2393. Paper ; xviith cent. Formerly belonging to Robert Fenny.
Duodecimo.
28.022. Sermons on the several verses of the 51st Psalm, the 22nd
chapter of St. Matthew, and other texts. Paper; middle of the
xviith cent. " Liber Elianoras George, ex dono patris sui." Small
Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 38,083>-28,026. 399
88.083. Medical oase-book of a pbysioian, practising apparently in
Hampehire ; 1565-1573. Among the names of patients are : — Jane
[ Wriothesley], Countess of Southampton, f. 8b; — Mrs. Mylton, f.
10 b; Pawlett, f. 33 b ;-— Kichard Tioborne [Tiohbome, after-
wanifl Bart], f. 34 b ;— -[Elizabeth] Lady Saundea [Sandys], f. 45 b ;—
Lady Mabell [Wriothesley ?], f. 62 b ; Wuiseley [ Worsley], of
the Isle of Wight, f. 63 b ;— [Mary Wriothesley] Countess of South-
ampton, f 68 ;— " Mr. Warden of the [Winchester] Collegge," f. 82. At
f. 86 b is a song to an infant, with corrections ; at f. 98 b, a catalogue
(»f the owner's books; and> at f. 102, a note of debts owing to him
from members of New College, Christ Church, and Corpus Christ!
Collie, Oxford, and others. At the end are general medical pre-
scriptions ; and, in another hand, numerous recipes for waters, oils,
ointments, plasters, etc. On the original outer cover was written,
*' De magistro Polewheele prisonar[io] in Fleta London Physica et
Chirurgeria." Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
88.084. Bboistebs of charters and title-deeds of the family of Beau-
champ, Earls of Warwick ; tempp. Hen. I.-Rich. II. LmI. and Fr.
At f. 68 b is a list of the estates in the order of entry, with the
heading, " En ceste registre sount les muniments le connte de
Warrewyk transescripts selom la fourme souz escrite Ian de nostre
S' le R. E. tiercz puis le conquest xix"*" [1345], The dates of the
documents, however, prove that 19 Edw. Ill, should be 19 Bich. II.
[1395-6]. At the end, f. 197, is an " Abstractus Cartaium princi-
pal[ium] in hoc cod ice content[arum]. Per Will[elmu]m Dugdale,
Rouge Croix, excerpt[us], Mali vito. a"* 1640 ; *' and at f. 1 is an
index of places by the same. Paper ; end of xivth cent. With
book-plate of arms of "William [North], Lord North of Carthlage
and Baron Grey of RoUeston, 1703." Large Folio.
88.085. OFncB-BOOK of the church of Ferrara ; containing : — Kalen-
darium sanctorum, f. 2; — "Ordo manualis ecclesie maioris Fer-
rariensis secundum oonsuetudinem sacro-sancte romane curie;" with
musical notes and, at the end, directions for the celebration of
services and a list of greater festivals, f. 8 ; — " Proprium sanctorum
per totum anni circulum," f. 146 ; — " Comune sanctorum " f. 211 ;
— Offioium •* in dedicatione ecclesie et anniuersario eius," f. 228 b ; —
"Ordo officii beate Marie uirginis," f. 230 b ; — " Officium in agenda
mortuomm," f. 239 b ; — " Ordo ad faciendum aquam benedictam,"
f. 255. Yellam ; with illuminated borders at the piinoipal divisions,
and initials enclosing miniatures. At the foot of f. 2 b is the date
12 July, 1400. In the original wooden boards covered with leather.
Quarto.
88.086. Commentary on St. Matthew's Gospel ; commonly attributed
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to John Wyoliffe. It is headed, " [Thjis is a schort gloose on mathen.
for lowid men ^ for to vndirstonde )?e text : and pnely holi writ, holy
doctouris. specially seynt Jerom. seynt Joon crisostom. and Gregory,
and Anstyn. and Bernard, and Rabanus aleggynge holy doctouris /
ben set in fis gloose." Other copies are in the Bodleian Library,
Laud MS. 236, and at Trinity Coll., Camb., B. 1, 38. See Shirley's
" Catalogue of the Original Works of John Wyclif," p. 35. The pre-
sent copy is without the prologue, although it is mentioned in the ex-
plicit. In the epilogue the author calls himself " fis pore scribeler,"
and states that Eabanus Maurus " was an hold doctour almost of
sixe hundrid yeres agon." The text of the Gospel is quoted in
English, corresponding with the earlier Wycliffite version. Afker
the commentary follow: — Short tracts, in Englishj on the Lord's
Prayer, the Creed and Commandments, lists of the " senen bodyly
werkes of mercy," etc. ; notes on the " sixtene condiciouns of
charite ; " the " ei^te blessynges of crist," etc. ; a second version of
the Ten Commandments ; the " fyue wittus ; " tlie " beuene dedly
synnes ; " a " profitable lessoun how )>u schalt ryse fro synne ; " the
twelve articles of faith, etc. Vellum ; early xvth cent. On f. 71 b
is the note, " John Thoms os thys boke," written late in the xvth
ceut. ; and on a paper-leaf at the beginning is a note by a former
owner [? Francis Rawdon Hastings, Marquis of Hastings] of his
purchase of the MS. " of the late Mr. Osborne, being bought by him
among the late Earl of Oxford's Books." Folio.
28.027. " A Calender of the Journals of the House of Lords from the
beginning of the Reign of King Heniy the 8th to the Dissolution
of the short Parliament 5th May 1640:" an alphabetical table of
the contents of the journals. At f. 188 is a collection of standing
orders, to 1 721 ; with index. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
28.028. " A Calender of the Journals of the House of Lords from the
Restoration of King Charles the 2** in the year 1660 to the year
1723.'* Included also are: — " Peers introduced or sat first in Par-
liament," f. 289 :—" Roll of the Lords Temporal;" 19 Oct. 1721,
f. 296 ;— " Appeals when brought in and adjudged," etc, f. 300 ;—
"Writs of Error when brought in and adjudged," etc.^ f. 346; —
Index of "all the General Matters and Things contained in this
Book," f. 354. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
28.029. " RemembbanciiS for Order and Decency to be kept in the upper
. House of Parliament by the Lords, when His Majestic is not there;
leaving the Solemnity belonging to His Majesties coming to be
Marshal rd by those Lords to whom it more properly appertains : "
standing ordei-s of the House of Lords, 1660-1726. Paper; xviirth
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ADDITIONAL MSS., S8,080-S8,087. 401
cent. In gilt-tooled binding, with the royal arms in the centre.
Small Octavo.
28,030. ** The keye of the Treaaorie :*' or *' the manor of fortificacion
of cities, townes, castelles, and other places, woorthie, for the suertie
that is to bee found therby, to bee called the keye of the treasorie,
not onlye translated onte of Frenche into the English tonge but also
corrected and augmented by Bobert Comeweyle, gentleman, with-
oute anye other addicion, dedicated and addressed to . • • . the lorde
Ambrose Duddeley, maibter and capteine generall of the ordinance
and artilarie of England, 1559." With plans and diagrams.
VeUum; xvith cent. The author's arms are introduced into the
initial on f. 22 b. Small Quarto.
28,03L Bbgistbr of" letters written by his Excellency Arthur [Capel],
Earle of Essex, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland," to King Charles II.,
Ministers of state and others ; Dublin, etc,, 5 Jan. 167| — 30 Dec.
1675. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
X^ ^i^092. Original diary of Walter Yonge, M.P. for Honiton, oon-
tainin g memoranda of public events, etc. ; 1 604-1 628. The principal
entries are from the year 1620. Paper. Small Octavo.
88,033,88,034. « Petri Ellis ICl'*^ Maelorensis Armigeri Corpus
Genealogicum :" pedigrees of Welsh families. Two volumes. In
Vol. ii. are included also : — an ordinary of arms, f. 69 ; -and " an
abstractof the names of diver sfreehoulders mencioned in the Ministers
aocompts for Flyntshire, a"" 1407 ;" with *' the names of such as were
officers there/* etc,, f. 67. Paper ; first half of the xvuth cent.
Belonging in 1714 to John Edwards of Llangollen, who has made
some additional entries. Folio.
88,036. Account of receipts of passage-boats of the ** Company of the
ferebox" [ferry-box] plying between Dover and Calais; 2 June,
1518-10 June, 1525. Among the passengers mentioned are am-
bassadors and other distinguished persons. At the end is '' The
Shyfte of the ferebox, shyfted at Mr. Brokes," 9 Oct. 18 Hen. VIII.
[1526]. Paper. Quarto.
98.036. MiKUTis of common assemblies of the mayor and corporation
of Dover, and of proceedings in criminal and other cases ; 8 Sept.
1608-9 Sept. 1616. Paper. FoUo.
88.037. Minutes of common assemblies of the mayor, jurates, and
commoners of Dover; 17 July, 1674-18 Aug. 1768. Included also
are minutes of ^'Guestling" meetings of representatives of the
Cinque Ports. Paper. Folio.
MSS. — 1869. 2 D
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402 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,038—28,043.
28.038. Accounts of the receipta and expenditure of the wardens of
the almshouse of Dover, with inventories of furniture, etc, ; 29 Sept.
1629-9 Jan. 1690[1] ; signed by the auditors. On f. 1 is a note of
lands belonging to the charity, with names of tenants, rents, etc. ;
1629. Paper. Folio.
28.039. Account of Sir Ralph Sadler and John Hales, clerks of the
Hanaper, of sums received for documents sealed with the great seal
and writs, etc., issued from the Queen's Bench and Common Pleas,
with the names of parties ; 30 Sept. 8 Eliz.-30 Sept. 9 Eliz. [1566-
1567]. Latin. Vellum roll of 36 skins.
28,040-28,095. Correspondence and papers of the family of Godol-
phin-Osborne, Dukes of Leeds; and chiefly of ITiomas Osborne,
Earl of Danby, Marquess of Caermarthen and Ist Duke of Leeds,
and of Sidney Grodolphin, 1st Earl of Godolphin, Lord High Trea-
surers. In fiftynsix volumes. The names of all writers of letters
will be entered in the index. The general contents are as follow : —
28.040. Journals and notes of Thomas Osborne, Ist Earl of Danby,
Marquess of Caermarthen and Duke of Leeds, viz : —
1. " Memorandoms taken out of my pocket-books ; " 1666-1681. Partlj'
autograph, f. 3.
2. "Minutes for a Journall relateing to y*Nauy;" 20 Sept. 1671-
2 Deo. 1672. Autograph, f. 11.
3."My Eeceipta of money for the Nauy;" 17 Oct. 1671-26 Nov.
1672. Autograph, f. 28.
4. Diary of Sir Joseph Williamson, Secretary of state ; 15 Jan. 167|-
23 Apr. 1678. Copy. Followed by "Abstracts of some particulars
out of" the same, in the Earl's autograph, f. 35.
5. Personal memoranda of the Duke of Leeds; 6 Jan. 170f-30 Mar.
1704. Autograph, f. 64 b.
Paper. Folio.
28.041. Private journal of Thomas Osborne, Ist Duke of Leeds ;
1 Jan. 170|-12 July, 1712; mostly autograph. Paper. Oblong
Folio.
28.042. Memoranda by Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby [afterwards
1st Duke of Leeds], of interviews with Charles IL, with miscel-
laneous notes concerning public affairs; 1667-1688. At f. 112
are critical remarks on Eennett's " History of England." Autograph,
Paper. Folio.
28,048. Memoranda, and drafts of lettera, speeches, instructions, etc,,
by Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby, chiefly relating to his impeach-
ment; 1678-1681. Autograph. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL M8S., 28,044—28,060. 403
88,044. Drafts and copies of the preface, notes, etc, to '* Copies and
extracts of some letters written to and from the Earl of Danby
(now Duke of Leeds) in the yeais 1676, 1677, and 1678," edited
bj Thomas Osborne, 1st Duke of Leeds, in 1710. Partly autograph.
Paper. Folio.
28,046. Copies of papers, notes of proceedings, etc., relating to the
impeachments of the Earls of Clarendon and Arlington, and the
imprisonment of the Earl of Shaftesbury by the House of Lords ;
1667-1678. Partly in the autograph of Thomas Osborne, Earl of
Danby. Paper. Folio.
28,046-28,048. Paplrs relating to the impeachment of Thomas
Osborne, Earl of Danby; 1678-1681. Three volumes. Paper.
Folio and Quarto. The contents are : —
88.046. Vol. I. Extracts from the journals of the House of Commons,
notes of proceedings, etc.
88.047. Vol. XL Articles of impeachment, depositions of witnesses,
and various other papers and printed tracts ; including a " coppy
of the manuscript written by the Ld. Chancellor Finch, and sent
to the king att his death, written all in his own hand, touching
the kings power of Pardoning," f. 316; — and *'The Countrey-
Lawyers addresse to his friend in the city wherein is inquisited
and defended " "his Majesties prerogative Royall of par-
doning delinquents, more particularly in the case of Thomas, Earle
of Danby ; " with corrections, f. 359.
28.048. Vol. IIL Official copies of documents referred to as pre-
cedents in the case ; the Earl of Danby's plea in answer to the
indictment, etc,
28.049. Original correspondence, etc, relating to the impeachment
of the Earl of Danby ; 1679-1684. Included are letters of the
Earl, of his son, Edward Osborne, Viscount Latimer, of John
Granville, Earl of Bath, Edward Conway, Earl of Conway, and Sir
Bichard Weston, Baron of the exchequer. At f. 82 is a sigjied
petition from the Earl of Danby, prisoner in the Tower, to the
King, and at f. 212 a rough draft of his pleadings in the King's
Bench. Paper. Folio.
28.050. Original domestic conespondence of members of the
family of Osborne, Dukes of Leeds, and their connections; 1637-
1761. Included also are : — Contract of marriage between [Peregrine
Osborne, Viscount] Dumblane [afterwards 2nd Duke of Leeds] and
Bridget Hyde, 24 July, 1680; with seal. f. 27;-Marriage cer-
tificate of the same, 25 Apr. 1682; signed by George Edwards^
2 D 2
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404 ADDITIONAL MS8., S8,050-S8,0SS.
Begister. Vellum, f. 42; — "A true Acoompt of what great
things my excellent and dear Lord has done for the good of this
noble familly " of Somerset, in the hand of, and signed by, M[ary,
Duohess of] Beaufort [widow of Henry Somerset, Ist Dnke] ; 1702,
f. 104 ; — Commission from James Stuart, the Pretender, to Peregrine
[Osborne], Duke of Leeds, as Admiral of the Fleet ; Avignon, 6 Apr.
1716. Copy. f. 130 ;— " His Majesty's [James, the Pretender] Letter
to the Beverend Charles Lesley," on the rights of the church of
England; Urbino, 29 Nov. 1717. Copy. f. 132. Paper. Folio.
28,061. Original correspondence of the family of Osborne, Dukes of
Leeds, on matters of private business; 1669-1788. Among the
writers are : —
[Thomas Oebome, Viscount] Latimer,
[and as Earl of] Danby [afterwards
Ist Dake of Leeds] ff. 21<176 jKunfn.
[Robert Marsham, 2nd Lord] Bomney,
ff. 299-352 passim.
G[barlotte] Clayton [wife of William
[Sir] W[miam] D'Oyly [Bart.], ff. 35, 37. ' Clayton, afterwards Lord Sundon], f.
[Edward Osborne, Viscount] Latimer , 804.
[8onofThoma8,Earlof Danby].ff. 39, i [Charles Colyear, 2nd E»rl of] PtMrt-
51.
Pere[grine] Bertie [son of Montague,
2nd Earl of Lindsey], f. 55.
[Sir] W[illiam] Coventrye, f. 107.
[Sir] Rpchard] Wpseman, Bart.], f. 122.
[Sir] L[eoline] Jenkins [Secretary of
State], ff. 129, 140.
^[illiam Lloyd, Bishop of St.] Asaph,
ff. 137, 142, 144.
William [Lloyd, Bishop of] Peterborough,
ff. 150, 152, 153.
8[ophia, Lady] Lempster [daughter of
Thomas Osborne, 1st Duke of Leeds,
more, ff. 308, 313, 315.
[Sir] E[dmund] Bacon [Bart, M.P.
for Norfolk], f. 311.
[Hon.] B[obert] H[ay] D[rummond,
afterwards Archbishop of York], ff.
331,335,337,341-348.
[Philip Yorke, Lord, afterwards Earl of,]
Hardwioke [Lord Chancellor], f. 350.
[Thomas Pelham] Holies, [Duke of]
Newcastle, ff. 351, 353, 356, 357.
H[arriet, Duchess of] Newcastle, [wife
of the preceding], f. 354.
[Francis Godolphin Osborne, Marquess
and wife of William Fermor, Lord i of Caermarthen, afterwards 5th Duke
Lempster or Leominster], f. 237. I of Leeds], under the signature ♦* Mari-
E. Van Homrigh, ff. 239, 241, 243. | dunum," f. 862.
A[bigail, Viscountess] Dupplin [daugh- • [Thomas Osborne, 4th Duke of] Leeds,
ter of Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, ff. 365, 375-405 passim.
and wife of George Henry Hay, Vis- [George Lyttelton, 1st Lord] Lyttelton,
count Dupplin, afterwards 7th Earl ' f. 395.
of Kinnoull], f. 249. [Henry Howard, 12th Earl of] Suffolk,
Jane, [Lady] Digby [wife of William, ' f. 396.
dth Lord Digby], f. 296.
Paper. FoHo.
28,052. Original domestic coiTespondenoe of the family of Oodolphin
and their oonnections ; 1663-1782. Included are numerous letters
of Sidney Godolphin, Ist Earl of Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer.
Paper. Folio.
28,058. Original correspondence, chiefly between Thomas Osborne,
Earl of Danby, 1st Duke of Leeds, and officers of state and
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405
other official persons in England ; 1661-1700, Among the writers
are: —
[Henry Ferne^ D.D., Dean of Ely, after-
wwda Bishop of Chester], f. 1.
[Sir] George BaTile [Bart., afterwards
Marquess of Halifax], f. 5.
[George Yilliers, 2Dd Duke of] Bucking-
ham, ff 9-19, 46.
The Kayor and Corporation of York;
with $eal8, ff. 36-41.
Edward Seymour [afterwards 4th Bari],
ft 43, 341.
[Boger Boyle, 1st Earl of] Orrery, ff. 4&-
58.
[Thomas Clifford, Ist Lord] Clifford
[of Chudleigh, Lofd High Treasurer],
ff. 59, 73.
[Sir] C[har]e8] Harbord [knt., Sunreyor-
Geneml of the Laud Revenue], f. 69.
[Sir] Stephen Fox [knt. Paymaster-
General], ff 71, 247.
[Arthur Aunesley, Earl of] Anglesey*
[Henry Bennet, Earl of] Arlington,
[William GraTeu, Earl] Craven, and
others, as members of the Privy
Council, f. 76.
[Arthur Capel, Ist Earl of] Essex [Lord-
lieutenant of Ireland], ff. 78, 90-95,
100, 107.
[Sir] Bobert Southwell, f. 80.
[Prince] Bnpert, the Earl of Anglesey,
and others, as Lords of the Admiralty,
ff. 83, 86.
B[ichard Jones, Ist Earl of] Banelagh,
f. 102.
[Sir] G[odfrey] Copley [Bart.J f. 104.
Bog^r [afterwards Sir Boger] L'Estrange,
f. 109.
Fabian PhiUpps, f. in.
[Sir] William Scroggs [knt., Lord Chief
Juiitioe of the King's Bench], f. 114.
Henry [Fairfax, 4th Lord] Fairfax, f. 124.
[Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of] Sunder-
land [Secretary of State], ff. 128, 131,
210, 384.
Thomas Raynaond [Seijeant-at-Law,
afterwards Justice of the Common
Pleas], f. 138.
[Edward Conway, Ist Earl of] Conway,
ff. 140, 179-282 jMistt'm.
K[atharine] Fitzwa[l]ter [daughter of
William Fairfax, 8rd Viscount Fairfax,
and wife of Benjamin Mildmay, Ist
Lord Fitzwalter], f. 150.
[Edward Osborne, Viscount] Latimer
[son of Thomas Osborne, Earl of Dan-
by], ff. 137, 152, 814, 316.
[Sir] L[eoline] Jenkins [Secretary of
State], f. 158.
H[enry Cavendish, 2nd Duke of] New-
castle, ff. 162, 182.
[John Granville, let Earl of] Bath, ff.
165, 253, 302-811.
[Thomas Howard, 3rd Earl of] Berkshire,
f. 184.
B[obert Shirley, 1st Lord, afterwards
Earl] Ferrers, f. 186.
[Baptist Noel, 3rd Viscount] Campden,
ff. 193, 243, 267.
[John Manners, 10th Earl, afterwards
Duke of] BnUand, ff. 195, 241.
[Robert Bruce, Ist Earl of] Ailesbory,
ff. 207, 251.
[Sir]J[obn]Rere8by[Bart.,ofTbribergh],
ff 228, 353.
[William Alington, Ist Lord] Alington,
f. 230.
K[atharine, Countess of] Rutland [wife
of John Manners, 10th Earl], ff. 238,
285.
[Thomas Leigh, 2nd Lord] Leigh, f. 245.
L[aurence] Hyde [afterwards Earl of
Rochester], [Sir] J[ohn] Ernie, [Sir]
Edward Dering, and others, as Com-
missioners of the Treasury, f. 247.
[Charles West, 5th Lord de] la Warr,
f. 249.
[George Berkeley, 1st Earl of] Berkeley,
f. 259.
[Sir] J[ohn] Ernie [knt., ChanceUor of
the Exchequer], ff. 263, 265.
Henry Bagshaw [D.D., Canon of Dur-
ham], f. 269.
Edward Noel [afterwards Earl of Gains-
borough], f. 279, 287.
William [Lloyd, Bishop of] Peter-
borough, f. 289.
William [Thomas, Bishop of] St. David's,
f. 298.
[Charles Granville, Viscount] Lans-
downe [eldest son of John, Eurl of
Bath], f. 312.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,053—28,066.
[Admiral] John Narbroagh [afterwards ^
Bart.], f. 347.
[Lieut-General] James Douglas, f. 355.
William Bluthwayt [Secretary at War],
f. 357.
James Cranstowne [? James, 4th Lord
Cranstown], f. 367.
[Sir] John Hanmer, f. 369.
H[enry Gompton, Bishop of] London,
f. 373,
G[nillaume], Prince d'Orange [after-
wards William IIL], ff. 375, 377.
[Sir] Robert Wright [late Lord Chief-
Justice of the King's Bench], f. 382.
[Henry de Massuc de Rnvigny, 1st Earl
of] Gallway, f. 400.
At ff. 75, 82, 85, are engraved portraits of Henry Bennet, Earl of
Arlington, and Prince Rupert ; and at ff. 386, 898, copieB of " the
Earle of TirconneH's letter enviting K. James for Ireland, and the
stat^ of y* countiy," 29 Jan. 168|, and of his letter to the Queen,
^ Dec. 1689. Paper. Folio.
B,054. Original correspondence of Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby,
Ist Duke of Leeds, with English ministers abroad and others;
1673-1711. Among the writers are : —
Montagu], Ambassador at Paris, ff.
81-188 j)a<nm.
L[aurence] Hyde [afterwards Earl of
Bochester], ff. 95, 97.
[Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of] Sunder-
land, Ambassador extraordinary to
France, ff. 188, 192, 194.
[James, Duke of York, afterwards James
II.], f. 202.
George Louis [Elector of Hanover, after-
wards George I. of England], f. 221.
[Sir] Joseph Williamson, Plenipotentiary
at Cologne, f. 1.
[Sir] L[eoline] Jenkins, Plenipotentiary
at Cologne, ff. 3, 5.
Charles Louis [Elector Palatine of the
Ehine], f. 9.
[Sir] W[illiam] Temple, Ambassador at
the Hague, ff. 28, 3^, 46, 48, 56.
G[uillaume] Prince d'Orange [afterwards
William III.], ff. 58, 85, 106-109, 150,
154, 198.
E[alph] Montagu [afterwards Duke of
Included also are: — "Sir Wm. Temple's draught of Instructions
for the King's Ambassador att Paris;" [1678], f. 184; "Short
heads of a Discourse in Vindicacion of ye Government and Ministers
as to the affaires abroad with France," docketed " Some Memoran-
dums from Sr. Richard Temple ;" [1678], f. 186. Paper. Folio.
28,055. OjiiGiNAL official coirespondence of Sidney Godolphin, 1st Earl
of Godolphiij, Lord High Treasurer, chiefly with reference to Scotch
affairs ; 1701-1710. Among the writers are : —
[Sidney Godolphin, Earl of] Godolphin
[Lord High Treasurer], flf. 1, 432, 434.
Robert Harley [Speaker of the House of
Commons, afterwards Earl of Oxford],
ff. 3-10, 94, 122, 124, 134, 142, 402.
[James Grant, Ist Earl of] Seafield [Lord
Chancellor of Scotland], passim.
B[obiua, Countess of] Forfar [wife of
Archibald Douglas, lut Earl], ff. 17,
72. 74.
[Admmil Sir] S[taffoi'd] Fairborne, f. 19.
[John Murray, 2nd Marquess, afterwards
Duke of] Atholl [Keeper of the Privy
Seal in Scotland], ff. 25-105 poM/m,
414.
[Archibald Campbell, Ist Duke of]
Argyll, ff. 27, 41, 238.
[James Butler, 2nd Duke of] Ormonde,
[Lord Lieutenant of Ireland], f. 35.
[David Melville, 3rd Earl of] Leven
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ADDITIONAL JfSS., 28,068. 28,066.
407
[afterwards 2nd Earl of Melville, Gom-
maDder-in-ohief in Scotland], ff. 56, '
230, 255, 306, 404.
[Sir] Cliarlca Dunoombe [Lord Mayor of
London in 1708], f. 70.
[Sir George Mackenzie, Ist Earl of] '
Gromartie, [Lord Juatioe General of I
Scotland], f. 76.
[Lieut-General] George Ramsay, ff. 82,
98,132.
J. Johnstoun [? James Johnston, Lord
Clerk Re«;iBter of Scotland], ff. 84, 90, I
103, 107. 114, 118, 126, 128, 188, 286. i
[John Hay, 2nd Marquess of] Tweeddale,
[Lord Chancellor and High Commis- '
sioner to the Parliament of Scotland],
ff. 88, 398. I
[William BoBse, 12th Lord] Rosse, ff. 96,
111, 261. I
[John Ker, 5th Earl, afterwards Duke of,] ,'
Boxhnrghe, ff. 140, 158. 162, 394, 400. |
[John Murray ,Marques8 of] ToUibardine, ;
[William Johnston, let Marquess of]
Annandale, [President of the Privy
Coanoil, and Secretary of State in
Scotland], ff. 166, 170, 210, 240, 242,
250, 257, 259, 288, 298, 372.
[David Boyle, let Earl of] Glasgow, ff.
168, 192, 226, 308, 390. 422.
Adam Cockbume [Lord Ormistoun, Lord
of Session, and afterwards Lord
Justioa Clerk], ff. 208, 220, 263, 310.
[Hugh Campbell, 3rd Earl of] Loudoun,
[Secretary of State in Scotland], ff.
224, 380, 392.
[Charles Montagu, 1st Lord, afterwards
Earl of] Halifax, ff. 800, 316, 378. :
[Thomas Hay, Viscount] Dupplin [after-
wards 6th Earl of Kinnoul], f. 326.
[Richard Savage, 4th Earl] Rivers, ff.
382, 386.
[John Erskine, 11th Earl of] Mar, [Se*
cretary of State in Scotland], ff. 388,
396.
[son of the Duke of Atholl], f. 144.
Indnded also are : — " Coppies of Papers signed and delivered by
James McDaniell to his Grace the Duke of Argyl, her Majesties
Commissioner, relating to A discovery of pernicious practices
against the Queen and her Government;" 27-30 Apr. 1706,
f. 174; — Considerations upon a memoiial concerning a treaty of
peace between the Protestant and Boman Catholic powers ; 9 July,
1708, f. 424. At f. 43 is inserted an engraved portrait of John
Campbell, Duke of Argyll and Greenwich. Paper. Folio.
28,056, 28,067. Original letters from foreign piinces, English ambassa-
dors, and others to Sidney Godolphin, 1st Earl of Godolphin, Lord
HighTreasurer; 1680-1710. Two volumes. Among the writers are: —
28,066. Vol. I. 1680-1705 :—
[Juan Tomas Heniiques do Cahrera.
Duke of Medina de Hio Seoo], el
Almirante d« CastUla, ff. 5, 56, 68.
[John Chuichill, Ibt Duke of] Marl-
horough, ff. 15. 208. 347. 889.
[Charles Talhot. let Duke of] Shrewsbury,
ff 17, 19, 21, 220.
Jolin Methueu, Ambassador to Portugal,
pasthn.
Biehard Hill. Envoy extraordinary at
Turin, pamm.
Paul [afterwards Sir Paul] Methuen,
Envoy to Portugal, ff. 84-385 patnm,
^Major-General] Hugh Wyndham. ff. 138,
238.
[Henry de Massu^ de Buvigny, Earl of]
Gallway, Commander of the English
forces in Portugal, etc., ff. 155, 170,
174, 184, 188. 202, 210, 222-229, 242,
252, 297, 361, 371, 375.
[Thomas Wentworth, Srd Lord] Raby
[afterwards Earl of 8trafford], Ambas-
sador at Berlin, f. 194. 234.
[Charles Mordaunt, 3rd Earl of] Peter-
borow, Commander-in-Chief of the
English forces in Spain, ff. 270, 329.
[Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of] Sunder-
land, Envoy extraordinary at the Hague
and Vienna, ff. 281, 283, 289, 291, 305,
311, 319, 321.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,0fi7-28,06».
At £ 315 is a " Memoire contenant les moyeius pour resduire et
Bonmettre les abitans des Indes k rcbeissance dn Boy d'Espagne
Charles Troisiesme ;' 24 Aug. 1706. Signed " Theopliille Allain."
28,067. Vol. H. 1706-1710:—
G[eorge] Stepney, [Envoy at Vifliina],
f. 813.
[Sidney GodolpMn, let Earl of] Godot-
phin, ff. 334, 391.
[John Cainrohill, Ist Dnke of Marl-
borough], ff. 344, 348.
[Admiral Sir] J[ohnl Leake, f. 353.
[Admiral Sir] John N^nria, f. 855.
[Ohailee Spenoer, 8rd Earl of] Sunder^
land, f. 359.
[Thomas Bruoe, 2nd Earl of] Aileabnry,
f.881.
[Sarah Ohurohill, Dncheas of Marl-
boroDgh], ff. 885, 887.
Charles [III., titular King of Spain, after-
wards Empeiorl ff. 1, 15, 95, 140-879
pofiim,
Riohaid Hill, Envoy to the Doke of
Savoy, ^,j ff. 8, 23.
[Anton Florian], Prinoe de Liechten-
stein, ff. 5, 187, 139, 226, 342.
[Henry de Massu^ de Buvigny, Earl of]
Gallway, passim.
John Methuen, pcusim.
Joseph [I., Emperor], f. 36.
[Charles Mordaunt, Earl of] Peterborow,
ff. 91, 105, 154. 247, 296, 324.
Henry, P[rinoe of] Hesse, f. 99.
[Sir] Richard Gorges [Bart., afterwards
2nd Lord Gorges of Dundalk], f. 811.
Paper. Folio.
28.058. Official papers relating to military operations in Spain, sent
to Sidney Qodolphin, 1st Earl of Qodolphin, Lord High Treasurer;
1706-1708. Included are :—
1. Proceedings at military and naval councils of war at Barcelona,
Valencia, and elsewhere; 2 Aug. 1705-18 May, 1708. English and
l^n. ff. 1, 9, 16, 23, 26, 29. The report at f. 15 ia signed hy
Charles III., titular King of Spain.
2. Letters from [Mans Jean Baptiiite Ben^ de Froulay], Mar6chal
[Comte] de Te8s6, to Don Eugenic de Mirandaz Oamboa, and the
Marquis de Villa d'Aria; Badajos, 7 Oct. 1705. Span, and Fr,
Copies, ff. 3, 3 b.
3 " Copy of the heads laid before my Lord Peterborow and sent to
the Secretary of State," concerning the supply of means for carrying
on the war in Spain, f. 11.
4. Beport of a *' conference held by the Oentlemen of the kingdom
of Valencia and Murcia in Alicant ;" 19 Sept. 1706, f. 27.
5. Memorandum advocating the occupation by the English of Gibraltar
and the Havana, f. 31.
Paper. Folio.
28.059. Original memoranda of Francis Qodolphin Osborne, as
Marquess of Caermarthen and 6th Duke of Leeds, Secretary of
State, etc. ; consisting of notes of conversations on public affairs
with the King, ministers of state, foreign ambassadors, and others,
with drafts and copies of letters to the King, and of other correspon-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,069—28,069. 409
denoe and diplomatic memoirs, minutes of cabinet councils, etc. ;
1778-1790. At f. 147 is an original letter from William Eden,
[afterwards Lord Auckland] to the Marquess of Caermarthen;
Lambeth Palace, 23]july [1787] ;— and at 260 a "Memorandum for
the Duchess of Leeds [Mary, wife of Thomas, 4th Duke] Eeceiving
the Princess of Wales upon the birth of her son [Thomas, Marquess
of Caermarthen], 4th Nov. 1747." Paper. Folio.
28,060-28,067. Obiginal correspondence, chiefly official, of Francis
Godolphin Osborne, Marquess of Caermarthen, and 5th Duke of
Leeds, Secretary of State, eic. ; 1783-1798. Eight volumes. Paper.
Folio.
28«068. Copies of official letters, articles of treaties, diplomatic
memoirs, and other papers, enclosed in dispatches of English
ambassadoi-s to Francis Qodolphin Osborne, Marquess of Caermarthen
and 51h Duke of Leeds, Secretary of State; 1782-1794. Included
are: —
1. "Papers relating to the negotiation [for peace] with France and
Spain;** 1782,1783, flf. 1-94.
2. •' Minutes relating to Chandemagore, etc. ; from Mr. Platel ; " 1783,
f. 95.
3. " Substance of three intercepted letters from the King of Prussia
[Frederick 11.] to Baron Goltz, his minister at Paris ; Feb. — Mar.
1783," f. 138.
4. Secret articles of the treaty between France and Holland ; 1784.
Fr. f. 146.
5. ^* Memorial on an establishment of Trade to the Coast of Coro-
mandel; Stockholm, 29 Mar. 1786. Enclosed by Sir Thomas
Wroughton, envoy to Sweden." f. 168.
6. "General Observations on the Trade of Prussia," ete., "by Mr.
William Porter, Russia Merchant;" 20 June, 1786, f. 180.
7. " Memoire sur les finances et sur le credit. Par L. C. D. Laura-
guais. k Leyde, Janvier, 1787." Printed, f. 211.
8. " Copy of a Paper delivered by His R. H. The Prince of Wales to
the Lord Chancellor to be communicated to the King^s Ministers,"
concerning the regency; 2 Jan. 1789, f. 296.
9. " M6moire secret " on the state of France, and the projects of the
Comte d'Artois; 14 Dec. 1789, f. 313.
10. Memoir on a proposal " to encourage. . . . the projected revolts
in Qalicia and the Low Countries ; " 27 Aug. 1789, f. 335.
Paper. Folio.
28,069. Original of&cial correspondence of Charge William Frederick
Osborne, 6th Duke of Leeds, as Lord-Lieutenant of the North Riding
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410 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,070—28,077.
of Yorkshire, chiefly with reference to the militia, the appointment
of magistrates, and the prevalence of cholera; 1831-1837. Paper.
Folio.
28.070. 1. Seves original letters from Queen Anne to Sidney Godol-
phin, Earl of Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer, upon public affairs ;
Windsor [1701-1708]. Holograph; unsigned, ff. 2-15.
2. Ten original letters from the Princess Amelia, daughter of George
II., to Lady Barbara Bentinck, daughter of William Bentinck.lst Eaii
of Portland, and afterwards wife of Francis Godolphin, 2nd Lord
Godolphin of Halston; 21 Sept., 1723, 24 Apr. 1733, and n.d. Holo-
graph; wmgned. The first three Fr. ff. 16-33.
Paper. Quarto.
28.071. MiscELLAKEons papers relating to the families of Godolphin,
Earls of Godophin, and Osborne, Dukes of Leeds, consisting of copies
and abstracts of wills, indentures, and other legal documents, with
accounts, receipts, business memoranda, etc, ; 1668-1784. Many of
the papers refer to the property of John Churchill, 1st Duke of
Marlborough, and his heirs. Among the signatures are those of
[Judith, Countess of] Sunderland [widow of Charles Spencer, 3rd
Earl], ff. 28, 47 ;— [Charles Spencer, 2nd Duke of] Marlborough^ ff. 60,
62; — A[nne, Viscountess] Bateman [daughter of Charles Spencer,
3rd Earl of Sunderland, and wife of William Bateman, 1st Viscount],
ff. 50, 54;— [George Spencer, 3rd Duke of] Marlborough, fL 72 b,
74 b ;— [Francis Godolphin, 2nd Earl of] Godolphin, f. 72 b;— and
[Charles Fane, 2nd Viscount] Fane, f. 72 b. At f. 1 b is a
pedigree of Godolphin. Paper. Folio.
28.072. Legal papers, chiefly copies, connected with a suit at law
relative to an alleged marriage between John Emerton and Bridget,
daughter of Sir Thomas Hide, Bart., and wife of Peregrine Osborne,
Viscount Dumblane, afterwards 2nd Duke of Leeds; 1676-1683.
Paper. Folio.
28.073. " BooKE of entries of all contracts for Fee Farme rents," sub-
mitted to|,the commissioners of the Treasury, 8 Nov. 1671-28 Jan.
167f. Paper. Folio.
28.074. 28,076. Dockets of Treasury warrants; 1671-1675. Two
volumes. With indexes of names. Paper. Folio.
28.076. Register of Treasury warrants ; 17 June, 1C73-5 Feb. 167f;
with index of names. Paper. Folio.
28.077. "Minute-book" of business done in the office of Thomas
Osborne, Earl of Danby [afterwards Duke of Leeds], Lord High
Treasurer; 19 June, 1673-31 Mar. 1675; with index. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,078, 28,079. 411
28.078. Miscellaneous Treasury papers, consisting of revenue accounts
with reports, memoirs, petitions and other documents relating to
the customs, excise, coinage, etc. ; 1666-1679. Included are original
letters from [Sir] Kobert Atkyns [afterwards Lord Chief Baron of
the Exchequer] to Richard Blane^ard, of York ; Lincoln's Inn, 23
Dec. 1671, f. 21 ; — and [Sir] Stephen Fox [Paymaster-general] to
Thomas [Osborne], Earl of Danby, Lord High Treasurer ; 6, 13
Dec. 1675, ff. 244, 248. Paper. Large Folio.
28.079. Miscellaneous papers relating to matters of trade and com-
merce, consisting chiefly of proposals and memoirs submitted to
the Privy Council, the Commissioners of Customs, etc; tevuvpp, Chas.
n. — Geo. III. Among the contents are : —
1. **A proposal for the bringing in Ehenish wines," by Thomas
Sheridan; Aug. [16]78, f. 9.
2. Proposal for the encouragement of trade by "resettling the
Admiralty Courts and giving them power to settle all dififerences
oonoeming trade and navigation ;" temp. Will, and Mary, f. 26.
3. Account of the ports and places suitable for settlement in the South
Seas, addressed to Thomas [Osborne, 1st] Duke of Leeds, by Lionell
Wafer; drca 1700, f. 39.
4. *' The names of such noblemen and persons of honour as have been
admitted in Hamburg into the Freedome of the Fellowship of
Merchants Adventurers of England ;" 1621-1710, if. 69, 61.
5. Letter from Thomas Neale [M.P. for Petersfield] to the Earl of
Danby, Lord High Treasurer, enclosing a scheme for the maintenance
of the navy and the discharge of the King's debts; 11 Oct. 1676.
With 9eal. f. 90.
6. Treatise on the history and importance of the English tin trade ;
endorsed "Mr. Willett," f. 100.
7. '* An expedient to prevent the fraudes and deceites in the king's
customes," by Fabian Philipps ; 17 Mar. 1665. Signed, f. 126.
8. " An expedient to make the payment of the necessary taxes and
afi6e8bments of the kingdome to be more easy," etc., by Fabian
PhOipps, June, 1666. Signed, ff. 134, 137.
9. "A model of a bank," by Mark Lewis, f. 148.
10. " Proposalls offered for the more easy and Bpedy manning her
Majesty's Navy Royall," by Captain Croe ; temjp. Anne, f. 162.
11. "A setting forth to his Majesty [Charles IL] y* Great Hitches of
seas. By S[mith] \V[atson], iS[imonJ W[atson] " and John Allington,
their nephew; followed by other papers relating to fisheries, ff.
201-241.
12. Various notes, accounts, etc., relating to imports and exports;
temp, Geo. III., ff. 242-256.
Paper. Folio.
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412 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,080-28,082.
28.080. Obdbrs in Council, warrants, minutes and aooonnts, relative
to the salaries of officers of state, ambassadors and members of the
royal household, and to the payment of pensions, secret sendee
money, etc.; 16 July, 1669-16 Nov. 1709. Among the contents
are: —
1. " Pencions of Grace, Perpetnityes, and Creadon money, 167^," f.
21.
2. " The ffees of several! offices," chiefly in Chancery, with the names
of the holders, etc., f. 35.
3. " A collection of the Kinges Majesties offices, with their severall
fees," including the officers of state, the household, the judges, etc, ;
temp. Chas. IT., f. 43.
4. Names and salaries of officers of state, the royal household, etc. ;
[1677?], f. 59.
5. "Payments made ont of her Majesty's secret service money ;" Mich.,
1708-15 Nov. 1709, f. 74.
Paper. Folio.
28.081. 1. " The names of his Majesties Castles, Mension-houses, Perkes,
Forrests and Chases within the Biirvoy of the Court of Exchequer,"
f. 1.
2. " Nomina et Reditns dominiomm, maneriorum, terrarum et Tene-
mentorum, Corone Anglic annexatorum infra snpervisnm Curie
Scaccarii," f. 9.
Paper ; temp. Charles II. Small Quarto.
28.082. Establishments, muster-rolls, accounts and other papers, re-
lating to the army ; 1640-1702. Among the contents are : —
1. "A List of the strength of his Majesties armies" .... "as they
are mustered at Selby before the 13th of August, 1640 ; " with the
names of officers, f. 11 b.
2. " A veiw of armes, horse as well as foote, taken att Eotheram, y*
25th day of January, 1660 [1]," being a muster-roll of Militia in
the West Riding of Yorkshire, f. 15.
3. Original petition from the officers of the ordnance to Charles II., for
a supply of money for the ordnance service ; [Sept. 1673]. Signed.
"With a reference to the Lord High Treasurer ; \N hitehall, 29 Sept.
1673. Signed by [Henry Bennet, Earl of] Arlington [Secretary of
State], f. 51.
4. "Names of y" Militia Officers of London, 1678," f. 105 b.
5. "A List of King James [11.] his army in Oct. [16]88," with the
names of all the officers, f. 108.
6. " Ordre de Bataille an camp de Peer [in Belgium] le 5"' d*Aouf ,
1702," f. 124 b.
Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,083—28,086. 413
28.083. AooouNTS of receipts and payments in the treasury of the
Royal Navy ; 16 Oct. 1671-12 July, 1673. Paper. Folio.
28.084. Estimates, accounts, lists of ships and officers, inventories of
stores and miscellaneous papers relating to the Eojal Navy, with
numerous original letters from the Board of Admiralty and other
officials chiefly addressed to Thomas Osborne, 1st Duke of Leeds, as
Sir T. Osborne, Bart., Viscount Latimer and Earl of Danby, Lord
High Treasurer and Treasurer of the Navy ; 25 Mar. 1665-12 Feb.
1704[5]. Included are : — an original warrant from James, Duke of
York, Lord High Admiral, to Sir John Eobinson, Lieutenant of the
Tower, to deliver up two slaves for service in the galleys ; White-
hall, 11 Mar. 1671[2]. Signed. With seal f. 32 ;--and a " List of
all y* commanders now surviving who have been at any time
employ'd either within or since y* two last Dutch Warrs ; " 1 Jan.
1681, f. 255. Paper. Folio.
28.085. Papers relating to Ireland, consisting of copies of letters-
patent, revenue accounts, petitions, memorials, official letters, etc. ;
1660-1689. Included are : —
1. Royal warrants, etc.^ relative to the suppression of the presidency of
Monster ; 12 July-10 Aug. 1672. Copies, certified by [Roger Boyle,
1st Earl of] Orrery, President of Munster. ff. 8-12.
2. ''Discouragements of the Protestant Interest" in Ireland, 1671-
1673, flf.l7, 19.
3. [Sir] C[harles] Harbord [Surveyor-General], to Charles IL, depre-
cating the granting away of lands in Ireland ; Westminster, 26 May,
[16]74, f. 41.
4. [Sir] Ja[me8] Shaen to the Lord High Treasurer; Whitehall, 27 — ,
1674 ; with woi, f. 55.
5. " A collection of orders, instructions, rules, contracts, establishments
and aocompts, relating to the fortificiition at Ringcorran nearEinsayle,
begun the 4th of March, 167*. W[illiam] Robinson." f. 188.
6. ** The names of those against whome a Bill for Rebellion in Ireland
was found att the Old Bayly the ninth of October, 1689," f. 218.
7. List of the '' King's [James II.] attendants and who ccune with
him" into Ireland ; 1689, f. 220.
8. Copies of a few memorials, petitions, etc., relating to public affairs
in Scotland; 1705, 1706, f. 222.
Paper. Folio.
28.086. CoRRBSPONDESCE, memoranda, copies of royal waiTants, etc., re-
lating to a claim of Peregrine Osborne, Marquess of Caermarthen,
afterwards 2nd Duke of Leeds, to the office of Auditor of the
Exchequer ; 1675-1703. Among the writers of letters are William
Blathwayt, William Lowndes, Secretary of the Treasury, Charles
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Montague [afterwards Earl of Halifax], [Sir] Stephen Fox, and
other lords of the Treasury, Christopher Montague, M.P., Auditor
of the Exchequer, [Sidney Godolphin, Lord, afterwards Earl of,]
Qodolphin, Lord High Treasurer, and [Thomas Osborne, 1st Duke
of] Leeds. At f. 42 is a Journal of the Proceedings, 3 Sept. 1698-
15 July, 1702, in the hand of the Duke of Leeds; and at f. 80 is the
printed case to 2 July, 1703. Paper. Folio.
28.087. Drafts and copies of letters from Edward Osborne, Viscount
Latimer, to his father, the Earl of Danby, and to the Corporation of
Buckingham, with original letters to Viscount Latimer from the
same corporation, William Carter, Thomas Atterbury, Francis
WycliflFe and others, chiefly relating to his election as M.P. for
Buckingham; 1678-1688. Paper. Folio.
28.088. Warrants, surveys, accounts and miscellaneous papers, re-
lating to public business or to the private property of the family of
Osborne, Dukes of Leeds ; 1699-1772. Included are : —
1. The council of the North to Edward Gate, of Seamer, co. York, con-
cerning the suspension of a market at Seamer; York, 14 June,
1699. Signed by Matthew [Hutton], Archbishop of York, and
others, f. 1.
2. Enumeration of Crown livings in England and Wales ; temp. Chas.
n., f. 5.
3. Papers relating to the state of the royal forests of Deane, Walthara,
etc.; 1671-1673, ff. 9-18.
4. The Corporation of Dover to Viscount Latimer, Lord High Treasurer,
praying that Dover may be appointed a port for the projected
"composition trade;" 9 Apr. 1674. Signed by Eichard Jacob,
Mayor, and others. With seal. f. 22.
5. Estimate for the defence of Portsmouth, by Sir Ber. de Gomme ;
23 June, 1676, f. 26; with other papers relating to the main-
tenance of fortifications, 1673-1688, fiF. 28-39.
6. " The case of [the Collegiate Church] of Southwell ; " temp. Chas. 11.,
f. 46.
7. Arthur Spry to the Earl of Danby, on the tin duties ; Truro,
21 Aug. 1676; with seal, f 78.
8. Confirmations by Charles I. to Sir Edward Osborne, Bart., of the
office of Deputy -lieutenant-general of Yorkshire; Westminster,
2 Mar. a** 14 [1639], 19 July, a° 16 [1640]. Signed; with seah.
Vellum, flf. 86 b, 88.
9. Letters and papers concerning the collection of hearth-money and
excise duties in Yorkshire ; 1662-1666, fl". 96-106.
10. Accounts and papers relating to the fee-farm rents, etc,^ of the
Dukes of Leeds in various counties; 1697-1736, if. 108 b-162.
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11. "Copy of the King's letter recommending Dr. [Henry] Godolphin
to be Provost of Eaton;" Kensington, 16 Oct. 1695, f. 170.
12.Ee8ignation8 by John Newborongh, Andrew Snape, D.D., and Henry
Bland, D.D., Dean of Durham, of the head-mastership of Eton School,
addressed to Dr. Henry Godolphin, Provost; 9 Oct. [1711], 27 May,
1720, 28 May, 1728. Holograph. With seals, ff. 172, 175, 177.
13. Accounts and other papers relating to the Charterhouse, London ;
1684-1687, 1771, 1772, ff. 179-200.
Paper. At f. 84 is inserted an engraved portrait of Charles I. Folio.
28.089. Papers relating to the English colonies in America, etc. ; 1663-
circa 1674. Included are : —
1. "The proposalls of Ferdinand© Gorges, Esq., for the sale of the
proyince of Maine in New England to his Maiestye;" 24 Feb. 167|.
Signed, f. 1.
2. *' The present State of New England :" a report addressed to the
Committee for Trade and Plantations by Edward Eandolph ; 1 2 Oct.
1676, f. 6.
8. Instructions from the Commissioners of Customs concerning the
collection of duties, etc., in Virginia; [1673], f. 30.
4. Memorials and proposals concerning the 4^ per cent, duties, ete.y in
Barbadoes and the Leeward Islands ; [circa 1674], ff. 39-45.
Paper. Folio.
88.090. Journal of proceedings in the House of Commons; 6 Mar.
167f-27 May, 1679. Paper. Folio.
28.091. Papers relating to proceedings in Parliament, consisting of
journals, speeches, addresses, lists of members, precedents, etc.;
1 660-1 772. Some of the papers are in the hand of Thomas Osborne,
Earl of Danby, afterwards Ist Duke of Leeds, including, at f. 89, a
** Draught of ye King's Declaration concerning the dissolution of
Parliament," published 8 Apr. 1681. Paper. Folio.
28.092. Miscellaneous political tracts and papers; 1677-ctrca 1710.
Included are : —
1. '* A particular explicacion of the names by which the [French] kings
re^enu is raised." Enclosed, as "from Mr. Perwich," in a letter
from John Cooke 1o [the Earl of Danby] ; 29 Aug. 1677. f. 1.
2. •* A Letter from a Gentleman in Holland to a worthy member of the
House of Comons in England concerninge the present face of affaires,"
eU. ; Hague, 23 Dec. 1677, £ 9.
3. "Lettre de I.B.M.D.F.A.M.L.C.D.B. touchant la politique que le
Prince lyorange doit garder en Angleterre;" [1690], f. 17.
4. Beview of the political circumstances of Europe from 1648 to 1668,
f. 26.
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5. ** Worse and worse, or the case alter'd in some short Eeflections upon
a late Scurrilous and seditious Paper intituled Mr. Harrington's case
upon the first occasion of his troubles." See the " Farliameutarj
History," 16 Mar. 167^ f. 42.
6. Proposals for the extirpation of Popish seminaiies beyond the seas ;
[circa 1680], f. 47.
7. ** A caution for y® countrey mans choice," on the comparative merits
of court and country candidates for Parliament ; [circa 1680], f. 49.
8. Draft of ** the Marquiss of Carmarthen's [Peregrine Osborne, after-
wards 2nd Duke of Leeds] proposal] s for his Imperiall Majesty the
great Czar [Peter I.] of Muscovy, of what may be proper for him to
doe whilst in England, and to carry from thence in order to the
erecting and well establishing after the English manner such a
Navy in Muscovy as his Majesty shall think most fitt for his service;'*
[1698], f. 63.
9. " Tr^s important avis pour le plus seur et le pins court moien de
reduire la France, trfts humblement offert par Is[aac] Robin ;" [circa
1691-1693], f. 65.
10. Project for the operations of the Imperial and Dutch armies in the
campaign of 1708. Fr. f. 67.
11. " M^moire pour la negotiation de la Paix ;" [circa 1710], f. 61.
12. Legal opinions on the questions " wbeither the Lords in their
house of Parliment, upon an appeale made to them from a decree in
Chancery, can heare the same without a reference made to them by
the kinge," and " wheither the kinge may call this present Parliment
before the day to which it is proroged ;" [1667], f. 68.
13. '* Enquirys touching Islands in Generall and England in perticuler,
relating to safety and strength at sea," f. 96.
14. "Reasons for a Registry" [of titles of lands], etc.; [drca 1700],
f. 106 b.
Paper. Folio.
28,093. Historical collections, miscellaneous political papers, etc.;
including : —
1. Extracts from chronicles, rolls of parliament, etc. ; tempp. Stephen-
James I. Eng. and Lat. ff. 1-47.
2. List of " the Statute Lawes of this Realme in force concerning the
State Ecclesiasticall;" tempp. Edw. I.-Eliz., f. 48.
3. *' Collections towards an History of y* Gover[n]ment of England,"
f. 66.
4. Articles of capitulation of the Parliamentary army under the Earl
of Essex in Cornwall; 1 Sept. 1644. Copy. f. 140.
6. " A true and just relation of Major Generall S' ITiomas Morgan's
progresse in France and Flanders with the six thousand English, in
the years 1667 and 1668." Printed at London in 1699. f. 142.
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6. " Artioles of peaoe," etc., '* betweene the Crownee of Great Brittaine
and Spaine;" Madrid, if May, 1667. Copy. f. 152.
7- " Deduction [by Sir William Temple] of what hath passed in the
Negotiacion touching the Marine Treaty in Holland ;" 18 Mar. (N.S.)
1669, f. 168.
8. List of towns, eic.^ taken by the French in the Netherlands in May
and June, 1672 ; followed by remarks on the war, public opinion in
HoUand, eie. The author's name at the end has been erased and
that of A. Baker inserted, f. 174.
9. Journal of H.M. Ship "Cambridge ;" 20 July-.2 Aug. 1673, f. 178 b.
10. " Captain [afterwards Admiral Sir Cloudesly] Shoyells account of
eeverall passages at y* treating of a peace with the Algereens ;"
[1662], £ 190.
11. "^Letter concerning y* Present state of Afhires as they relate to
Parliament ;" London, 4 Dec. 1675. With marginal notes in the
hand of Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby. f. 198.
12. Note of " Fifth Monarchy meetings in London and Southwark ;"
endorsed by the Earl of Danby, *' This was given mee by the Bishop
of London [Henry Compton] in October 1677," f. 212.
13. Extracts " out of the Diary kept in Mr. Secretary [Joseph] William-
son's office ;" 9 Oct. 1677-26 Feb, 167|, f. 214.
14. Copy of the '' Defensive Treaty with the States General, 3 Mar.
167|." Fr, f. 217.
15. *'M^moire presents a Mess, les m6diateurs a Nimegue par les
pl6nipotentiaires de son altesse Ser^ de Holstein ;" Nimegue, 7 Jan.
1678, f. 222.
16. '' Reasons why the oaths should not be a part of the Test," f. 242.
17. " The state of the office of keeping of the Records in the Tower of
London;" endorsed **Mr. Petyt," I 246.
18.Bequi8itian by [Ezekiel,6aron] Spanheim, Ambassador extraordinary
from Prussia, for the payment by Great Britain of money due on
acoount of Prussian troops on the Mouse; London, ^ Dec. 1703.
Fr. Signed. With enclosures, f. 261.
19. ''Remarques des Resolutions prises k la Haye, le 16 Avril [1706],
entre Mylord Due de Marlborough, Messieurs les Estats G^n^raux
et le Prince Eugene," concerning the conduct of the war, f. 271.
20. '' Extract of my Joumall " vnth the Mediterranean fleet and to
Gibraltar ; 19 Mar.-14 Apr. [1705]. In the hand of Paul Methuen.
f. 273.
21. Five engraved maps of Amsterdam, Holland, and Flanders, ff.
279-286.
Paper; xvuth and early xvmth oentt. Folio.
28,094. Royal warrants, petitions and miscellaneous political and
other papers; 1629-1829. Many are addressed to, endorsed by, or
MSS. — 1869. 2 £
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418 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,094.
otherwise connected with Thomas Osborne, Ist Earl of Danby and
Duke of Leeds, Lord High Treasurer. Included are ; —
1. Commission from [Thomas Wentworth, Yisoount] A^'^ent worth [after-
wards Earl of Strafford], Lord-lieutenant of Yorkshire, to Sir Edward
Osborne, Bart., as captain of a troop of horse ; York, 14 Jan. 1629[30].
Signed ; with Beal, f. 3.
2. Receipt from [William Seymour, Marquess of] Hertford [afterwards
Duke of Somerset] to [Henry Somerset,] Earl [afterwards Marquess]
of Worcester for a loan of £2000 for the King's service; Aber-
gavenny, 10 Oct. 1642. Holograph, f. 6.
3. " A breif narrative of ye services don to ye Oroun by S' S[amuel]
Morland ;" with copies of letters from Charles II., 7 July, 10 Aug.
1669, f. 9.
4. Order in council for the discharge of Charles Bailly, prisoner in the
Tower, on oondition that he " betake himselfe to the navigation of
Hudfions Bay ;" Whitehall, 23 Dec. 1669, f. 16.
6. Warrant for the discharge of Captain Thomas Crow, prisoner in the
Tower; Whitehall, 15 Sept. 1671. Signed by Charles II., and
countersigned by [Henry Bennet, Lord, afterwards Earl of] Arlington,
Secretary of state, f. 20.
6. Warrant for a grant of £800 a year to Sir Thomas Osborne [after-
wards Duke of Leeds], Treasurer of the navy, to be distributed in
his office; Whitehall, 25 Oct. 1671. Signed by Charles 11., and
countersigned by [Sir] J[ohn] Trevor, Secretary of state. With seal.
f. 22.
7. Warrant for preparing a bill granting the dignity of marquess to
Thomas, Earl of Danby ; \\ hitehall, 16 Mar. 31 Chas. IL [1679].
Signed by Charles 11., and countersigned by [Robert Spencer, Earl of]
Sunderland, Secretary of state, f. 47.
8. " Money paid to the D[uchess] of Portsmouth and Mrs. [Eleanor]
Gwyn;'' 27 Mar. 1676-14 Mar. 167|, f. 54.
9. *' Copy of the Information of Mr. W[illia]m Disney," concerning
the legitimacy of the Duke of Monmouth ; 27 Apr. 1680, f. 71.
10. Petitions of B[ridget, Countess of] Plymouth [widow of Charles
Fitz-Charles, 1st Earl] to the Lords of the Ti^easury, for the con-
tinuance of her pension ; [ ? 1681]. Signed, ff. 99, 101.
11. " The case of Mr. Baker and divers Gentlemen his friends, touching
the concealed Dissenters and Becusants monies;" [circa 1690], f.
105.
12. Petition of Colonel Culpeper to Queen Anne for a patent for a
light upon Goodwin Sands; [? 1704], f. 127.
13. Paper endorsed, by Thomas, 1st Duke of Leeds, **a caracter of
Daniell de Foe writer of the Pamphlett called the Review ;" [circa
1704], f. 165.
14. Report of Prince G^oi^e of Denmark, Lord High Admiral, in
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support of a petition of Admiral Sir George Byng, for a share in the
booty taken at Vigo in Oct. 1702 ; 10 Dec. 1707. Signed, f. 184.
15. "Copy of [Frederic], P[rince] of W[ales]'s Declaration to the
Opposition, 1747," f. 195.
16. " Memoirs of Celia," an English married lady in India, f. 199.
Paper. At K 5, 19 are inserted engraved portraits of Thomas
Wentworth, 1st Earl of StraflFord, and Charles 11. Quarto.
28.095. Political, amatory and other verses, with a few pieces in
prose, and, at the end, cuttings from newspapers. Paper ; xviith
and xviiith centt. FoHo.
28.096. Joan of Arc: a poem in ten books, by Eobert Southey.
Autograph ; with notes and corrections for the first edition by the
author and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Imperfect at the beginning.
Prefixed is the autograph preface to R. Southey's " Letters written
during a short residence in Spain and Portugal." Paper. Small
Quarto.
28.097. CoRRF^PONDENCE of Samuel Richardson, the novelist, with
Anne Meades, authoress of" The History of Clean thes and Celemene,"
etc.; 19 Jan. 1757-17 Aug. 1758. One only of Richardson's letters,
at f. 15, is autograph. At the end are a few critical notes on a
work by Miss Meades in his handwriting. Paper. Small Quarto.
28,098 A-K. Miscellaneous original letters, etc. ; 1505-1869.
A. 1. J[oseph] I[gnatz] Kraszewski to Bruno Rogalski ; Dresden, 5
Jan. 1869. Polish, f. 2. Presented by M. Bruno BogalsM.
2. 1 [an Chryzostom ?] Zachaiiasiewicz to Bruno Rogalski ; [Dres-
den, 5 Jan. 1869]. Polish, f. 3. Presented by the same.
B. 1. Thomas Milles to Sir John Stanhope, Comptroller of the posts, on
the proceedings of a mission to invest Henry IV. of France with
the order of the Garter ; Roan [Rouen], 3 Oct 1696, f. 6.
2. Arthur Collins, the author, to Ralph Thoresby ; 22 Mar. 1714[5],
f. 8.
3. [Dr.] J[ohn] Tanner to , on the church, hospital, e/c, of
Beccles, co. Norfolk ; n.d., f. 9.
0. Lady A. Fortescue to Mrs. Norris, giving an account of an inter-
view of Lord Ebrington with Napoleon at Elba; London, 5 Mar.
[1815], f. 12.
D. 1. James Bruce, the traveller, to George Robinson, bookseller ; Edin-
burgh, 15 July, 1789, f. 15.
2. Hugh Blair [D.D.] to T[boma8] Cadell, bookseller; Edinburgh,
20 Feb. 1794, f. 18.
E. 1. Ferdinand II. of Aragon, to [Domenico Grimani] Cardinal of St.
Mark; Segovia, 18 Sept. 1605. Span, Signed. With fine seal.
f. 21.
2 E 2 "^
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2. Copy of a brief from Pope Leo X. to Cardinal Domeaico Orimani,
J9ummoning him to an election of cardinals, with other papers on the
subject; Eome, 13-21 Sept. 1613. Lai. and lUil. ff. 22, 23.
3. Yladislans, King of Hungary and Bohemia, to Cardinal Domenico
Orimani ; Buda, 17 Sept. 1614. LoA. f. 24.
4. Bemardns Pima, poeta lanreatus, to Cardinal Domenico Orimani,
reporting on the profligacy of a monastery ; Cathari, 30 Nov. 1514.
Lat. f. 26.
5. John [Stuart], Duke of Albany, Regent of Scotland, to Pope Leo
X., on the translation of Andrew [Foreman], Archbishop of Bourges,
to the see of St. Andrew's; Edinburgh, 8 Feb. 1615 [6]. Lat.
Signed, f. 27.
6. Franeis I. of France to Cardinal Domenico Grimani, in &Yoi2r of
Fi^re Boniface, his onvoy to the Pope ; Cremyen, 3 May, •.a. Fr,
Signed, t 29.
F. 1. ''These be the Newis of the Emperore and the great turke;"
1529, f. 32.
2. [Sir] William Bowyer to Madoxe ; Denham court [co. Bucks],
5 Nov. 1600, f. 33.
3. Warrant from James I. to Sir Julius Crosar, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, for felling timber in the forest of East Bere, co.
Southton., wherewith to build a lodge; Westminister, 18 Mar.
a. 6 [1608]. Signed. With seal. At the foot is Sir J. Csdsar's order
to Sir Henry Fanshawe to execute the warrant; 19 Mar. 1607 [8].
Signed, f. 36.
4. Answer of Bobert Moyle, one of the prothonotaries of the Court
of Common Pleas, in regard to fees of the office ; 9 Nov. 1635, f. 37.
G. 1. Francis I. of France to , detailing his military preparations ;
LyoD, 26[May, 1522?]. Fr. Signed. ehghHy mutilated. With a
modem transcript, f. 41.
2. y erses by Thomas Gk)ffe, the dramatist, addressed to Sir Constantino
Huyghens [Heer van Zuyliohem], Secretary to the Dutch Embassy.
Autograph, f. 46.
H. [Sir] John Fenn, editor of the '*Paston Letters," to William
Manning; n.(l. With draft of the answer, f. 48.
I. Martin Bucer to the Council of Berne ; Augsburg, 8 June, 8.a.
Germ. f. 50.
K. [Edward Somerset, 2nd Marquess of] Worcester to Colonel Christo-
pher Copley; 2 July, 1658, f. 55.
Paper. Folio.
28,099. Original letters addressed to G^eo^ge Ellis, editor of " Speci-
mens of early English Romances," etc.; 1787-1815. The writers
are: —
1. [Louis Philippe], Comte de S^gur; St. Petersburg, 26 July,
a 787. Fr. f. 3.
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2. Ommotit [de la Force, Comtesse] de Balbi ; Blandford St., n.d.
[eirea 1791]. Fr. f. 2.
3. r[raii9oi8] d'lyemois; London, 1 Feb. 1798. Fr. With a song by
Count Lallj Tollendal on the projected French invasion of England.
f. 4.
4. [L'abb^ Oervais] de la Bne, professor of history at Caen, on French
romances ; Caen, 10 Jan. 1810. Fr, f. 8.
5. F[rancis] Donee ; 14 Jnly, 1800-18 Jan. 1815, and n.d., ff. 14-60.
6. William GiflFord ; 16 Oct 1809-2 Dec. 1814. flf. 66-126.
At f. 61 is an abstract by F. Douce of the '^Disoiplina clericalis"
of Petrus Alphonsns. Paper. Quarto.
28.100. *' Ordinationes sive constituciones pro les Tylers et Playsterers
in&a civitatem Bristol! ; " 7 Feb. 1670[1J. Eng. and LaL At
f. 11 is a confirmation of one of the articles by the mayor and
aldermen, 15 Mar. 1672[d]; and at f. 16 an additional oidinance,
6 July, 1672. At the beginning is a table of fines in a later hand ;
and at the end are signatures of members, to the year 1792. Yellum.
Small folio.
28.101. *' The Family Miscellany ; '' a collection of poems and prose
pieces formed by Ashley Cowper, Clerk of the Parliaments, nephew
of the first earl Cowper and uncle of William Cowper, the poet ;
consisting partly of extracts from authors of the second quarter of
the 18th century, and partly of compositions by the collector him-
self and members of his family. Among the writings of A. Cowper,
in addition to many pieces in verse, are : — ** The Trifler," Nos. 1-8 ;
1722, ff. 30 b-57b;— and letters "in imitation of the Turkish
Spy," ff. 81 b-91, 235 b-237 b, 239-241 b. At ff. 147-162 is a
series of poems by Mrs. Madan [Judith, sister of A. Cowper and
wife of Col. Martin Madan, M.P.]; 1720-1728. At the end is an
index. Paper. Folio.
28.102. Commonplace book of Ashley Cowper, containing extracts
from printed books, etc.; " begun July 14th, 1735;" with an index
of subjects. At f. 196 are "Occasional Pieces [by A. Cowper]
published at different Times in the News Papers;'* 1757-1780.
Included are letters in imitation of " The Turkish Spy," and several
pieces in verse. Autograph. Paper. Folio.
28408. Miscellaneous original letters, ete. ; 1561-1801.
1. Elizabeth [daughter of Henry 11., of France, and wife of Philip IF.,
of Spain], to her brother, Charles IX., announcing the imprison-
ment of Don Carlos ; 21 Jan. [1568]. Fr. f. 1.
2. Philip, Landgrave of Hesse, to Johann Sensensohmiddenn ; Heide,
18 Dec. 1561. Oerm. Signed, f. 3.
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3. [Sir] H[enry] Sydney to [Roger North], Lord North ; Baynard's
Castle, 14 July, 1684. With seal f. 6.
4. [Sir] H[enry] Sydney, as Lord Deputy of Ireland, to the mayor of
Drogheda; Dublin Castle, 5 June, 1576. Signed, f. 7.
5. [Nicolas] de Neufville [seigneur de Villeroi], Secretary of state, to
Henry III., of France ; Paris, 30 Jan. 1579. Fr. With marginal
notes by Henry III. ; autograph and signed, f. 9.
6. R[obert Dudley, Earl of] Leicester, to Mm ; Hague, 12 Nov.
1586. Fr. Signed, f. 11.
7. Petition from Louyse de Colligny and Maurice, Frederic Henry,
Maria, Louise and Elisabeth de Nassau, widow and children of
William, Prince of Orange, to [ ? the States General] ; Hague, 8
Feb. 1593. Dutch. Signed, f. 13.
8. Albert, Cardinal [Archduke of Austria, Governor of the Nether-
lands], to theSieur de Conte; Brussels, 1 Aug. 1597. JFV. Signed;
with seal. f. 15.
9. [Maria Margaret of Austria, wife of Philip III., of Spain], to
Christina, Grand-duchess of Tuscany ; Genoa, 13 Feb. 1599. Span.
Signed " La reyna." With seal. f. 16.
10. [Sir] Rodolphe [Ralph] Winwood, Secretary of state, to ;
Theobalds, 21 Sept. s.a. Fr. f. 18.
11. Account of Sir Lewis Lewkenor, Knt., Master of the ceremonies,
for " mony disbursed in attendance on the k[ing] of Denmarke and
for his majesties servvce ; " 22 July-[3 Aug.] 1614. Autograph ; and
signed by T[homas Howard, Earl of] Suffolk, Lord High Treasurer,
and R[obert Carr, Earl of] Somerset, Lord Chamberlain, f. 20.
12. Account of Sir Lewis Lewkenor of expenses in attending on
Pietro Contareno, Venetian ambassador, Hans Skyet, Swedish
ambassador, and Christian, Prince of Anhalt; 10 Oct.-8 Dec.
[1617]. Signed; and with signature of [William Herbert, Earl of]
Pembroke, Lord Chamberlain, f. 22.
13. Ambrosio, [Marques de] S[pinola], to Diego de Lelandre; Bruges,
31 Aug., 15 Dec. 1618. Span. Signed, ff. 23, 25.
14. Marie [de' Medici, widow of Henry IV., of France], to [Frangois
de Ijorraine], Comte de Vaudemont; Angouleme, 7 July, 1619.
Fr. Signed ; with seah. f. 27.
15. Ambrosio, [Marques de] Spinola, to [Maurice de Nassau], Prince
of Orange; du camp pres de Wesel, 1 Oct. 1621. Fr. Signed;
with seal. f. 28.
16. Warrant of the Privy Council to Sir Robert Pye, Knt., Auditor of
the Eeceipt, and others, to levy tallies for the acquittance to Sir
Nicholas Stoddard, Knt., of a fine of 500 marks; 18 May, 1636.
Signed by \V[ilUam Laud, Archbishop of] Canterbury, H[enry
Montague, Earl of] Manchester, Francis [Cottington, Lord] Cotting-
ton and [Sir] Francis Wiudebank. f. 30.
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17. [James Hay, Earl of] Carli[8]le, to Lord ; Whitehall, 23 Nov.
1635. Signed, f. 31.
18. D c[onte Ottavio] Piocolomini, [afterwards Duke of Amalfi], to
; Camp at Vance, 19 Aug. 1639. Ital. Signed, f. 33.
19. A[lgenion Percy, Earl of] Northumberland, [Lord High Admiral]
to [Robert Sydney, Earl of Leicester] ; 30 July, 1640. Signed, f. 34.
20. [Alexander Leslie, Earl of] Leuen, to [James Hamilton], Viscount
Clanboye; Carrickfergus, 17 Sept. 1642. Signed, f. 36.
21. [Thomas Elyott] to Prince" Rupeit ; n.d. [circa 1644-1646], f. 38.
22. [Sir] Edward Nicholas to Charles I. ; Uxbridge, 22 Feb. [1643], f.
39.
23. The Committee of both kingdoms to the Committee of Norwich ;
Derby House, 30 Aug. 1646. Signed by A[lgemon Percy, Earl of]
Northumberland, and H. Jbonston. With seal. f. 41.
24. [Jules], Cardinal Mazarin to [Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne,
Vicomte] de l\irenne, on English affairs ; St. Jean de Luz, 29 Sept.
1659. Fr. YarHy atOograpk. With seeds, f. 43.
25. The Piivy Council to the Duke of York, Lord Warden of the
Cinque Ports, praying him to disarm ill-affected persons ; White-
hall, 8 Jan. 1660[1]. Signed by Edward [Hyde, Lord] Hyde
[afterwards Earl of Clarendon], Lord Chancellor, [Henry Pierre-
point, Marquess of] Dorchester, A[lgernon Percy, Earl of] Northum-
berland, |[Montague Bertie, Earl of] Lindsey, [Thomas Howard,
Earl of] Berkshire, [George Goring, Earl of] Norwich, [Sir]
Anthony Ashley Cooper [afterwards Earl of Shaftesbury], and
oiheFB. f. 45.
26. [John Campbell, Earl of] Loudoun, to [John Maitland,] Earl of
Lauderdale; Edinburgh, 27 Apr. 1661, f. 47.
27. [Henri II. d'0rl6ans, Duo de] Longueville, to the Marshal [Urhain
de Maill^ Marquis] de Breze ; Paris, 23 Oct. [circa 1636-1649]. Fr.
f. 49.
28. [Michel] Le Tellier [Chancellor of France], to M. de Bezemaux
[Besmeaux, Governor of the Bastille]; Paris, 29 Sept. 1663. Fr.
Signed, f. 51.
29. [Sir] Thomas Clifford [afterwards Lord Clifford of Chudleigh], to
John Evelyn ; " Swiftsure,*' 11 May, 1665. With seal. f. 53.
30. [George Villiers, Duke of] Buckingham, to , of York ; New-
market, 2 Jan. 1664 [5], f. 55.
31. [Admiral Sir] E[dward] Spragg to Admiral John Kempthome ;
aboard the Prince, 8 July, 1673. With seal f. 57.
32. [Thomas Osborne, Earl of) Danby, Lord High Treasurer, to [the
Duke of Ormonde]; London, 4 Dec. 1677, f. 58.
33. [Sir] L[eoline] Jenkins to [Laurence] Hyde, Ambassador in
Holland; ?^ 1678, f. 60.
34. [Sir] W[illjamJ Temple to ; Hague, 27 Dec. [16]78, f. 62.
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35. [Thomas Osbome, Earl of] Danby, to Henry [Fair&x,] Lord Fair-
fax, and others, deputy-lieutenants of the West Biding of Yorkshire ;
London, 19 Oct. 1678. With seal. f. 64.
36. [Bobert Spenoer, Earl of] Snnderland, to Lord Hyde, 18 June,
[1681 or 1682], f. 66.
37.J[ames 11.] to [William], Prinoe of Orange; Windsor, 25 Aug.
1685. With seals, f. 68.
38. [James Butler, Duke of] Ormonde, to his grandson [the Earl of]
Ossory; Combury, 16 Feb. 168f, f. 70.
39. Answer of [Greorge Savile, Marquess of] Halifax, [Daniel Finch,
Earl of] Nottingham and [Sidney GK)dolphin, Lord] Godolphin, on
the part of James II., to propositions of the Prinoe of Orange ;
Litlecott, 10 Dec. 1688. Signed, f. 72.
40. [Sidney,] Lord Gk)dolphin, to ; 15 Aug. 1695, 28 Aug. 1696,
ff. 74, 76.
41. Mariano [Queen of Charles II., of Spain], to William III., of
England ; Buen Betiro, 19 July, 1696. Fr. With seals, f. 78.
42. [Sir] Paul Bjcaut, English Besident at Hamburgh, to [William]
Blathwayt; Hamburgh, 1, 15 June, 1697, ff. 81, 83.
43. [Admiral Edward Bussell, Earl of] Orford, to William III.;
London, 30 July, [16]97, f. 86.
44. [Sir] J[ohn] Holt, [Chief-justice of the King's bench], to ;
3 Apr. [circa 1694-1699], f. 88.
45. John Methuen, Ambassador to Portugal, to Admiral Sir Cloudesley
Shovell; Lisbon, 22 June, 1704, f. 89.
46. [Charles Mordaunt, Earl of] Peterborough, to Queen Anne ;
Barcelona, 13 Oct. 1705, and n.d., ff. 91, 93.
47. [Captain] N[icholas] Haddock to his father, Admiral Sir Bichard
Haddock [Comptroller of the navy] ; Bay of Wayers [? Oeixas,
mouth of the Tagus], 12 Apr. 1706, f. 95.
48. Charles [III., titular King of Spain, afterwards Emperor], to
[Prince G^eorge of Denmark] ; Barcelona, 9 May, 1706. Fr. f.
97.
49. [Admiral Sir] B[ichard] H[addock] to [the Board of Admiralty?] ;
25 July, 1709. Draft, f. 99.
50. [George Granville, Lord] Lansdowne, to his sister [? Mary, wife
of Bernard Granville, M.P.]; 20 May, 1715, f. 100.
51. [Louis Antoine], Cardinal de Noailles [Archbishop of Paris], to
; Paris, 28 Nov. 1724. Fr. Signed, f. 102.
62. [Sir] E[obert] Walpole to [Bichard Allen], in reference to his
letter to the Queen offering to disclose a plot to murder the royal
family; Treasury Chambers, 18 June, 1729, f. 104. With Allen's
letter to the Queen; 16 June, 1729, f. 105.
53. [Admiral Sir] Charles Wager to ; Admiralty, 26 May, 1731,
f. 107.
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54. [Admiral] A[iigii8tiis] Eeppel to Joshua Sharpe ; London, 26 Mar.
1766, f. 109.
55. [Thomas Pelham] Holies, [Duke of) Newcastle, to the Earl of
Albemarle, on political combinations ; Claremont, 31 July, 29 Aug.
1767, ff. Ill, 113.
56. [George Lyttelton, Lord] Lyttelton, to [ Berkeley] ; Arley,
26 Nov. 1769, f. 116.
57. [Admiral Sir] 6[eorge] B[rydges] Eodney to Lord ; " Sand-
wich.** Barbadoes, 30 June, 1781, f. 117.
58. [Alexander Wedderbum, Lord] Loughborough, [afterwards. Earl
of Bosslyn], Lord Chancellor, to Lord ; 13 July, 1800, f. 121.
59. [Charles Comwallis, Marquess] Comwallis, to [the Earl of
Hardwioke], Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland; Amiens, 21 Dec. 1801, f.
123.
Paper. Folio.
28,104. Original letters, chiefly of English scholars, men of science,
etc; 1611-1824.
1. [Sir] Henry Spelman to his son, John Spelman ; Middleton, 30 Jan.
161 1[2]. Lat. f. 1.
2. John Hales [of Eton] to ^ on the marriage of cousins; Eton
College, 8 Sept 1630, See his "Works," ed. 1766, vol. i. p. 146.
£3.
3. [Sir] Edward Nicholas to Sir Bichard Browne, Besident at Paris;
Caen, 3 Jan. 1647, N.S., f. 5.
4. [Sir] Bichard Fanshawe to John Evelyn ; Tankersley, 27 Dec. 1663.
WithMoZ. £6.
5. Peter Heylyn to Ann Sadler ; Abingdon, 6 Dec. 1668. With seal.
£8.
6. Seth Ward, Bishop of Exeter, to [ Johann] HeveUus ; Exeter,
2 Feb. 166J. Lat. £ 10.
7. [Sir] William Morice, Secretary of State, to Dr. Bichard Busby,
Headmaster of Westminster School, recommending his cousin,
Humphrey Ptideaux; Whitehall, 19 Nov. 1664, £ 11.
8. [Sir] William Morice to his brother-in-law, William Martyn ;
19 Nov. $.a. With seal. £ 12.
9. H[enry] Aldrich [afterwards Dean of Christ Church, Oxford,] to
his brother, Edward Aldrich ; Christ Church, 28 Jan. 167^, £ 14.
10. John [FeU,] Bishop of Oxford, to ; 14 Nov. 1683, £ 15.
11. T[homas] Burnet [Master of the Charterhouse] to Sir Bobert
Southwell; Charterhouse, 26 Sept. 1688. With seal. £ 16.
12. [Bev.] W[illiam] Wotton to John Evelyn ; Albury, 17 Sept. 1694.
With draft of answer. £ 18.
13. John Flamsteed [Astronomer Boyal] to • ; [Greenwich] Ob-
servatory, 12 Jan. 1696, £ 20.
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426 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,104.
14. J[ohn] E[velyn] to William Wotton; Wotton, 12 Sept 1703.
Brafl, f. 21.
15. [Rev.] J[ohn] Strype to Ealph Thoresby; Leyton, 3 May, 1716,
f.23.
16. [Rev.] Lawrence Ecliard to , bis printer; Lincoln, 30 Nov.
1719, f. 25.
17. William Wbiston to Arcber; 5 Apr. 1728, 7 Apr. 1729, flF.
26, 28.
18. Hu[gb Boulter], Arcbbiebop of Armagb, to Walter Gary ; 13 Jan.
1736, f. 30.
19. Z[achar]y [Pearoe], Bisbop of Bangor, to ; Bangor, 8 July,
1749, f. 34.
20. Jobn Ellicott to , describing a new sidereal clock ; London,
12 Apr. 1757, f. 36.
21. [Rev.] R[obert] Lowtb [Canon of Durbam, afterwards Bisbop stio-
cessively of St. David's, Oxford and London], to ; Durbam,
8 Nov. 1768, f. 38.
22. \\ [illiam Warburton], Bisbop of Gloucester, to [? Tbomas Newton,
Bisbop of Bristol]; P[rior] P[ark], 2 Jan. 1767, f. 40.
23. [Rev.] James Granger to [Horace Walpole]; Sbiplake, 11 Feb.
1768, f. 42.
24. [Rev.] Ricbard Bum, [LL. D.] to [Tbomas Gadell] ; Orton, 26 June,
1772, f. 43.
25. J[obii] Hawkeswortb to [? David Garrick] ; nd. [?1773], f. 45.
26. [Kev.] \V[illiam] Mason to [James] Dodsley; York, 1 Apr. 1775,
f. 47.
27. [Rev.] N[evil] Maskelyne [Astronomer Royal] to Jobn Nourse,
bookseller; Greenwicb, 2 May, 1776, f. 49.
28. [Rev.] Andrew Kippis to tbe Rev. Emans ; Sydenbam,
24 May, 1776, f. 51.
29. Jobn Howard to Lord ; Cardington, 27 Dec. 1780, f. 53.
30. Robert Henry to T[homa8] Cadell; Edinburgb, 11 Apr. 1785,
f. 55.
31. [Sir] P[bilip] Francis to [David Stewart Erskine], Earl of Bucban ;
London, 4 May, 1786, f. 56.
32. Assignment by Jobn Hoole to James Dodtsley of tbe oopyrigbt
and unsold copies of translations of " Orlando Furioso," etc. ; 7 May,
1791, f. 58.
33. [Professor] Dugald Stewart to [David Stewart Erskine], Earl of
Bucban; Edinburgb, 23 July, 1792, f. 63.
34. [Dr.] S[amiiel] Parr to George Steevens; Hatton, 20 May, [1798].
Witb a Latin epitapb on Dr. Ricbard Farmer, f. 64.
35. Cyiil Jackson [afterwards Dean of Cbribt Churcb] to [? Prince
Frederic, afterwards Duke of York] ; Stamford, 26 Sept. [? 1771],
f. 66.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,105. 427
36. Francis Maaeres [Chirsitor Baron of the Exoheqner] to Dr. [Charles]
Button ; Inner Temple, 14 Apr. 1801, f. 68.
37. James Northcote, the painter, to Nathaniel Howard ; London*
7 Nov. 1820, f. 69.
38. William Gobbett to Thomas Smith, of Liverpool ; Kensington,
23 Feb. 1824, f. 71.
Paper. Folio.
28JL05. Original letters of foreign scholars, men of science, etc,; 1477-
1839.
1. Angelo Politiano [?] to Nioolo Miohelotti ; Florence, 17 Oct. 1477.
lial. f. 1.
2. Nicolo Machiavelli to Pietro Braooio de' Martelli, Florentine Am-
bassador at Naples ; Florence, 10 Oct. 1513. ItaJ. f. 2.
3. Johannes Nicolai [or Johannes Secnndns Bverard] to his brother,
Everardns Nicolai; Madrid, 10 Dec. 1534. Lat f. 4.
4. Abraham Ortelins to Franciscns Baphelengius ; Antwerp, 6 Jan.
1594. Lat. f. 5.
6. Justus Lipsius to Eryoius Puteanus [Henri Du Puy] ; Louvain,
12 Aug. 1604. Lat. f. 6.
6. Enrico Caterina Davila to Luigi Lollino, Bishop of Belluno ; Cadore,
2 Oct. 1617. Lat. f. 7.
7. [Nicolas Claude Fabri] de Peiresc to Sir Henry Spelman ; Paris,
14 Jan. 1620. Fr. f. 8.
8. Daniel Heinsius to Sibrand Lubbert ; Leyden, 13 July, 8.a. Lat.
f. 10.
9. J[aoobus] Cats to [? the Prince of Orange] ; Hague, 11 Aug. 1641.
DuUh. f. 12.
10. J[ohann] Gfeorg] Graavius to Dr. Eichard Bentley ; Utrecht, 26
Feb. 1694. Lat. f. 14.
11. Louis Antoine [de Noailles], Archbishop of Paris, [afterwards
Cardinal], to TAbb^ Bossuet [afterwards Bishop of Troyes] ; Paris ,
26 Jan. 1698. IV. Signed, f. 16.
12. H Marchese [Francesco] Scipione Mafifei to ; Yerona, 28 Aug.
1712. Ital. f. 18.
13. Bernard de Montfaucon to [Etienne] Baluze; Paris, 20 June, 1713.
Fr. AVith note by Baluze. f. 20.
14. Daniel Bernou[i]lli to ; Basle, 24 July, 1725. Fr. f. 22.
15. J[ean] Bemou[i]lli to ; Basle, 30 May, 1732. Fr. f. 24.
16. L[eoDard] Euler to ; Berlin, 12 Aug. 1741. Fr. f. 26.
17. Carle Vanloo, the painter, to ; Paris, 8 June, 1753. Fr, Signed.
f. 27.
18. [Christoph Martin] Wieland to ; 25 July, 1764. Oerm. f. 29.
19. [Jean] d'Alembert [le Bond] to Willemain ; 9 Apr. [? 1774].
Fr. "With seal. f. 31.
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428 ADDITIONAL MSS^ 28,106—88,107.
20. [Jean d'Alembert le Bond] to Madame Necker; n.d. jPV. Un-
signed ; with seed, f. 33.
21. [Friedrioh Melchior, Baron] Grimm to [? the DuchesB of Saxe-
Gotha] ; Bologna, Paris, 5 May, 1776, 27 Jan. 1786. Fr. flf. 35, 87.
22. Ba&ello Morghen, the engraver, to Mm. Colnaghi ; Florence,
7 Dec. 1793. lUd. f. 39.
23. [Johann Gottfried von] Herder to [ Johann Christoph Friedrioh]
von Schiller; 9 July, 1794. Oerm. f. 40.
24. Bemardin de Saint-Pierre to [Bernard Germain l^tienne de la
Ville, Comte] de la C^p^de, Chancellor of the Legion of Honour;
Paris, 26 Mar. 1807. Fr. £42.
25. V[incenzo] Monti to [? Francesco Eosaspina] ; 9 Nov. [1809]. Ital
f. 44.
26. Poem by Earl Theodor Eomer *' an den Heldensanger des Nordens."
Oerm. Signed. With a translation, f. 45.
27. [Berthold Georg] Niebuhr to Dn Pare, of ^Geneva ; Home,
21 Oct. 1822. Fr. With seal f. 51.
28. [Johann] L[udwig] Uhland to P. Balz, bookseller, of Stntigart ;
Tubingen, 15 Apr. 1834. Qerm. f. 53.
29. [Jean Pierre de] B^ranger to Nicolas Brown ; Passy, 13 Nov. 1834.
JFV. f. 55.
30. J[ean] C[harles] L[eonard Simonde] de Sismondi to Girolamo
Nardini; Geneva, 22 Apr. 1839. ItcU. f. 67.
Paper. Folio.
28,106, 28,107. Biblia sacra : the vulgate version, with St. Jerome's
Epistle to Panlinus and prefaces, tables of chapters, and Gospel
canons. Two volumes. On the fly-leaves have been added : —
Vol. I. 1. Two letters on Fasting, of which the latter forms the
first portion of the " Epistola Sigeberti Gemblacensis de qnatuor
temporibus," (Migne, vol. clx. 813,) extracts from which are also
contained in the former, f. 2.
2. Catalogue of the library of the abbey of Stabloo or Stavelot, in
Belgium, in 1105, f. 228 b.
3. ** Omelia Beati Augustini episcopi " de resurrectione domini, f. 229,
4. " List of Emperors and Popes to Frederic I. and Celestine II.,
f. 229 b.
Vol. II. 1. " Versvs domni Wolfhelmi abbatis [Brunwillerensis] svper
novvm et vetvs tostamentum," f. 3.
2. Versus quibus ** nota sunt anni singula festa," f. 8.
3. Preces ad crucem, etc., f. 239 b.
4. ** Ecclesie de fraternitate chenobii Sancti Eemacli Stabulensis," f.
239 b.
5. Henrici IV. imperatoris ad Philippnm, regem Francorum, epistola
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,108-28,U6. 429
scripta tamo 1106. Printed in the Chronicle of Sigebert of
GembloTurs. Imperfect, f. 240 b.
At the beginning and end of each volnme are fragments of other
MSS., which were fastened down as a lining to the covers. Those in
Vol. I. include portions of St. Augustine's " Enarratio in Psalmos "
of the xth cent., and of a Psalter of the xiith cent.; and
those in Vol. n. fragments of a treatise in Lombardic cha-
racters of the xiith cent., and letters of the Dean and Chapter
of the Abbey of St. Peter at Malm6dy relative to a bequest to
the church in 1449.
Vellum. At the end of each volume, ff. 228, 240, are inscrip-
tions stating that they were written by Goderannus and Emestus,
monks of the abbey of St. Hemacle at Stabloo, or Stavelot, in
Belgium, and illuminated and bound within four years ending in
1097. The larger initials are illuminated and enclose miniatures ;
and in Vol. u.^ f. 136, is a nearly full-page painting of Christ, with
the emblems of the four Evangelists in the comers. Some of the
fnitials in Vol. i. have been cut out. Bound in thick wooden boards
covered with leather, fastened by thongs and brass clasps. Large
Folio.
The/cttowing Nob., 28,108-28,119, were bequeathed by Samuel Mitchell,
Esq,, of Sheffield.
28406-28,112. CoLLKGTiONS relating to the topography and antiquities
of Derbyshire by Samuel Mitchell ; consisting of miscellaneous notes
and extracts, papers read before the Sheffield " Literary and Philo-
sophical Society," etc. Chiefly autograph. Five volumes. At the
end of Vol. i. are a few papers on the Boman wall of Hadrian, *' the
Southern frontier defences of the Brigantes," etc. ; and in Vol. v.,
which contains accounts and drawings of Derbyshire barrows, are
two original letters from William Bateman ; Middleton, 13 July,
10 Aug. 1824, ff. 23, 25. Paper; xixth cent. Folio and Quarto.
28,113. Pedigrees of Derbyshire families, by Samuel Mitchell. Chiefly
amiograph; a few printed. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
28414. Abstracts of charters, etc., relating chiefly to Derbyshire and
Yorkshire, by Samuel Mitchell ; including : — Charters relating to
thefemily of BeUew, from a roll temp. Edw. III. or Eich. II., f. 2;—
"Deeds in the possession of the Eev. H[enry] H[ollingworth]
PearBon,vicar of Norton, co. Derby," f. 8 ; — and "Deeds in the pos-
session of Mr. George H. Woollen, Sheffield," f. 22. Paper; circa
1840-1850. Folio.
28,115. Abstracts of charters, fines, etc., relating to Eilnehurst, co.
York, by Samuel Mitchell. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
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28.116. Abstracts of charters relating to Derbysliire, Yorkshire, and
other counties, by Samuel Mitchell. Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
28.117. Note-book oiF Samuel Mitchell, containing copies and extracts
from documents relating to Sheffield, Beauchief and other places in
Derbyshire and Yorkshire. Engl, and Lot. Paper; xixth cent
Octavo.
28.118. CoNVETANCES, Icases and other legal documents, original and
copies, relating to lands, etc., in Sheffield, Eotherham, and other places
in Yorkshire ; 1623-1805. With numerous signatures and seals. At
f. 165 is a legal opinion by [Sir] Y[icaiy] Gibbs, Solicitor General,
[afterwards Chief-justice of the Common Pleas], 25 Dec. 1805.
Paper ; xvuth-xixth centt. Folio.
28419. 1. " Beqni Angliee svb imperio " " E^inea Elizabeth©
religio et gubematio ecclesiastica ;*' by Eichard Cosin, LL.D., Dean
of the Court of Arches, etc. The title is within an engraved border
by P. Bertrand. f. 1.
2. '^ Prima lineamenta prsesentis politeisB ecclesiastical Anglisd, anno
domini 1689; authore D. Eichardo Cosino, Legum dootore," etc.
Imperfect, the first part containing ouly Tables i. and xii. and the
titles of the rest within engraved borders by various artists.
Printed in 1604, and, with the preceding work, in 1729. f. 19.
Paper; early xviiith cent. In finely-tooled leather binding.
Formerly belonging to Thomas Wall and James Lavender. Folio.
28.120. " EiN Buch aller dehren fuhrnehmsten Battalion vnd Cam-
pementen so in diesen Seculo vnd zwar von Anno 1620 biss 1694,"
etc. : ninety-four coloured plans of the positions of the contending
armies in continental wars, with a table of contents prefixed.
Paper ; end of xviith cent. On f. 7 is the book-plate of the arms
of Sir John Ligonier, afterwards Earl Ligonier. Oblong Folio.
28.121. 1. "A SERIES of interesting and animated essays on the affairs
of life, heightened by anecdote. By the Kev. [John] Trusler."
Autograph. Prepared for the press ; with tables of contents pre-
fixed, f. 3.
2. '* The theory of Luxury," etc., by the Eev. John Tnisler, LL.D. ;
chiefly " a free translation of a French tract," with interpolations,
£ 306. Paper ; xvuith cent. Quarto.
28.122. Eegister of orders, etc., of Admiral Matthew Aylmer [after-
wards Lord Aylmer], as commander-in-chief in the Downs and
in the Channel; 12 Dec. 1690-16 Feb. 169|. At the end, re-
versing the volume, is a register of stores, reports of councils of
war and courts-martial and other documents connected with the
fleet. A table of contents is prefixed to each part. Paper ; xviith
cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSa, 28,128-28,128. 431
28,128. Eegisteb of ** orders and letters received from the admiralty
and navy board " by Admiral Matthew Aylmer, commanding the
fleet in the Mediterranean; 16 Feb. 169|-30 Sept. 1698. Paper;
xviith cent. Folio.
28.124. Eeqisteb of orders issued by Admiral Matthew Aylmer to the
respective commanders of his squadron in the Mediterranean ; 2d
July-2 Kov. 1699. With table of contents prefixed. Paper;
xviith cent* Folio.
28.125. "A JouRNALL of Sir George Rookes Proceedings with the
English and Dutch. Fleets under his command to the Sound;'' 9
May -1 Sept. 1700. Paper ; xvuith cent. Quarto.
28.126. 1. "Instructions for directing and governing her Majesties
fleet in sailing and fighting," by Sir George Eooke, Vice-admiral of
England; "Royal Sovereign," at Spithead, 2 May, 1703. Printed.
Signed with a stamp, f. 1.
2. Log-book of Captain John Norris, R.N., on board the " Britannia,"
in the Straits of Gibraltar and at Barcelona, the "Canterbury,"
bound to England, and the " Association," bound from England to
Lisbon and in the Straits; 18 July, 1706-18 Feb. 170|. Some of
the entries are autograph, f. 15.
3. Log-book of Vice-admiral Sir John Norris on board the ** Ranelagh,"
off Lisbon, Barcelona, etc.; 13 Apr.-9 Oct. 1711, f. 106 b.
4. Log-book of Vice-admiral Sir John Norris on board the " Kinsale,"
at Helvoetsluys, escorting the King from Holland, etc.; 3 June,
1725-1 Jan. 172f, f. 209 b.
5. " Logg Book of the expedition [under Sir John Norris] to the Sound
in the year 1727 [29 Apr.-7 Aug.] and of the Channel Service,"
31 Mar.-30 June, 1734, f. 263.
6. Log-book of the " Britannia " at Lisbon ; 5 Nov. 1736-29 Jan.
173f, f. 337.
7. Lc^-book of the "Victory" in the Downs; 12 Feb. 1743[4]-19
May, 1744, ff. 381 b-401.
Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
28.127. Journal of Admiral Sir John Norris, commanding'the fleet in
and about the Mediterranean, kept on board the '* Kanelagh ;" 20
June, 1710-6 Oct. 1711. Autograph. Paper. Folio.
28J.28. Journal of Admiral Sir John Norris, commanding the fleet in
the Baltic, kept on board the "Cumberland ;" 5 Mar. 171|-21 Oct.
1715, 2 Apr.-29 Nov. 1716, 31 Mar.-16 Sept. 1718. Autograph.
With copies of instructions, orders, proceedings of councils of war,
etc.^ inserted. At f. 227 is an original letter in Dutch from [Cap-
tain] F. van Outfthoom ; Bornholm, 6 Sept. 1718. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS^ 28,129—28,138*
28.129. Journal of Admiral Sir John Norn's, oommanding the fleet in
the Baltic, kept on board the " Cumberland " and the " Sandwich ;"
17 Sept. 1718-4 Oct. 1721. Autograph, With copies of letters,
instructions, orders, etc, inserted. Paper. Folio.
28.130, 28,131. Journals of Admiral Sir John Norris, commanding
the fleet in the Baltic, kept on board the "Cornwall," and, as
Admiral of the Fleet and commanding a squadron in Lisbon river,
kept on board the "Namur" and "Britannia;" 28 Deo. 1726-3
Aug. 1727, and 20 Feb. 173f — 25 Mar. 1737. Autograph. With
copies of various papers inserted. Two volumes. The second
journal begins in Vol. i., f. 45. Paper. Folio.
28,132. 1. Journal of Admiral Sir John Norris, commanding a
squadron in the Tagus, till his return to England, kept on bo&urd
the ** Britannia;" 26 Mar.— 27 Apr. 1737. Autograph f. 1.
2. Journal of Sir John Norris after his return to England, as Admiral
of the Fleet, Privy Councillor, etc., with reports of Cabinet meetings,
interviews with Sir Eobert Walpole, and other ministers, chiefly
concerning naval aflfairs ; 6 June, 1739-25 May, 1740. At the
end is a command to his heir not to permit the entries made since
he became a privy-councillor [6 Sept. 1739], to be published or
copied. Autograph ; with signature, f. 13. Lists of ships, printed pro-
clamations, etc., are enclosed ; and original letters from F[ranci8]
Gashry [Comptroller of victualling accounts] and Andrew Stone
[secretary to the Duke of Newcastle] occur at ffl 25, 33.
Paper. Folio.
28,138. Journal of Admiral Sir John Norris, in continuation of
the preceding, and as Commander-in-chief of expeditions against
Ferrol and the coast of Galicia ; 26 May, 1740-7 Nov. 1741.
Mostly autograpih. At flf. 121, 127 are additional entries concerning
his non-appointment to the first commissionership of the admiralty,
4 Mar. [1742], and his taking the command of the fleet, 15 Apr.-3
May, 1743. Paper. Folio.
28,183*. Copies of minutes of councils of war and courts-martial, in-
structions, orders, lists of ships and miscellaneous papers relating
to naval affairs, extracted from the preceding journals of Sir John
Norris ; 1705-1743. Included are original letters from : —
Robert Campbell; Stockholm, 12 June,
1727, f. 79.
[Captain] Robert Shorting ; Port Royal,
7 Jan. 17SI, f. 85.
William Pell; <* Britannia,** Spithead,
24 Oct. 1734, f. 90.
Philip Phillips to Capt. Smith, of the
"Windsor;" Sandwich, 4 Feb. 1788, f.
171.
[Captain] John Ambrose ; '* Greyhoand,"
Gibraltar, 6 May, 1739, f. 173.
[Sir] Charles Wager [First Commissioner
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•f Ike Admitalty] ; .Admixalty Office, 15
June, 1739-8 Jane, 1741, ff. 176, 193,
218.
ThomM Lake to Gapt [Samuel] Faulk-
ner of the *' Namur ;" Exmouth Biver,
ISOet 1789, f. 186.
Andfew Btooe [Under-fleoretary of state] ;
Paper; xviiitli cent. Folio.
WhitehaU, 28 May, 1740, 4 Juae [1741],
ff. 202, 282.
John Ck)uraud [Under-seoretary of state] ;
Whitehall. 14 Dec. 1740, 19 Hay, 1741,
ff. 205. 217.
[Captain] Joseph Lingen "Argyle,"
Cork, 8 Feb. 1740 [1], f. 212.
28,134-28437. Reoisters of orders, official letters, etc., issued and re-
ceived by Admiral Sir John Korris; 1704-1741. Five volumes.
VoL I., 17 Mar. 170|-25 Apr. 1705, 29 Mar. 1707-4 July, 1709.
The first register contains orders, etc., of Sir J. Norris while captain of
the " Orford." Vol. ii., 4 Mar. 171|-18 Oct. 1715, 3 Apr.-30 Nov.
1716, 23 Apr. 1718-28 Nov. 1719. With indexes. Vol. in., 29 Mar.
1734-6 Mar. 173J, 15 June, 1736-14 Mar. 173f. Vol. iv., 14 June,
1739-9 Dec. 1741. Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
88438. CopiKS of instraolions from the Admiralty to the Commissioners
for Tictoalling the navy, and from the commissioners to various officers ;
13 Jan. 1714[5]-7 Mar. 1717[8]. Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
88,139. 1. Becetpts, accounts, and other papers lelating to the garrison
of Deal Castle ; 1708-1720, f. 1.
2. Lists of hhips of war, with musters of men, at Portsmouth, Ply-
mouth and other harbours; 10 Oct. 1739-28 Apr. 1740, f. 83.
At f. 68 is a letter from J[an, baron] v[an] Wassenaer [Admiral of
Holland] to [Admiral Sir John Norris], on private affairs ; Hague,
19 Feb. 1712. Fr.
Paper ; xvinth cent. FoHo.
88440. Miscellaneous papers, chiefly connected with the Navy;
1707-1746 :—
1. " Sailing and fighting instructions for Her Majesties fleet." Printed ;
with an insertion at £ 4 of signals ordered by Sir Clondesley Sho-
veU, 28 Apr., 30 June, 1707. f. 1.
2. ^ An essay on the nature and methods of carrying on a trade to the
South Sea." On the fly-leaf is the name of Hubert Tascell. f. 20.
3. *' An account of y* places which y* Duke and Dutchess [privateers]
anchor'd at in y* South Seas, wi-otte by Edward Cook, commander
of y* Marquess prize," followed by other papers relating to the
South Seas by Capt. Pogers, John Barton, and Capt. Thomas
Bowrey; 1711. 1712, ff. 29-33.
4. ^^ A generall description of the American coasis and seas," with
bearings and distance of capes and headlands, observations on cur-
rents, etc,, translated from a Spanish MS. written bv Capt. Domingo
Gonzales Garanza, royal pilot, 1718, f. 34 b.
MSS.— 1869. 2 P
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5. " Dimensions of the Britannia and Boyal William, with plan of part
of the Britannia," f. 66.
6. Naval and military establishments, with tables of pay, etc. ; 1740,
1741. Printed, f. 74.
7. " The ordinary estimate of His Majesty's Navy for the year 1746,"
f. 78,
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
28.141. Copies of the correspondence, etc, of Admiral Sir John Nonis,
when in attendance on the Duke of Savoy in tlie expedition against
Toulon, and during the preceding negociations, including letters
to the Duke of Savoy, the Duke of Marlborough, the Earl of Sun-
derland and Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell ; 28 Mar.-9 Aug. 1707.
At the beginning is a journal of Sir J. Norris when with the con-
federate army, 19 June-11 Aug. 1707. Paper; xviiith cent.
Folio.
28.142. Letter-book of Admiral Sir John Norris, when on board the
'^ Eanelagh " off Lisbon, Barcelona, etc., containing correspondence
with, the Admiralty, Secretar}" of state, foreign ministers and others,
with proceedings of councils of war, etc.; 17 Jan. 17^J-28 May,
1711. At f. 87 is an incomplete table of contents ; and at f. 88 b is
a copy of a letter from Admiral Sir John Jennings to Sir J. Norris,
" Blenheim " off Cape Thoulon, 12 June, 1711. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Folio.
28.143. Letter-books of Admiral Sir John Noixis, on board the " Cum-
berland " in the Baltic, and on board the ** Prince Frederick " and
" Cumberland " at Portsmouth, and in the channel ; 31 May-10 Sept.
1715, 6 Mar. 171|-7 May, 1719. At f. 85 is a copy of correspondence
between Sir J. Norris at the Hague and Stephen Poyntz at Stock-
holm, and others; 13 Nov. 1725-13 Apr. 1726. Paper; xvnith
cent. Folio.
28.144. Letter-book of Admiral Sir John Norris, commanding in the
Baltic; 4 May-17 Sept. 1715. With an index prefixed. Paper;
xvinth cent. Folio.
28.145. Letter-book of Admiral Sir John Norris, commanding in the
Baltic ; 2 Apr. 1716-27 Nov. 1718. With an index at the end. A
few original lettei-s are inserted, and at f. 233 is a copy of a letter
from the Duke of Newcastle to Sir J, Norris, announcing his dis-
missal from the Admiralty, 8 May, 1730. Paper; xvmth cent.
Folio.
28.146. Letter-book of Admiral Sir John Norris, commanding in the
Baltic, off the coasts of Spain and Portugal, etc.; 12 May, 1719-
9 May, 1721, 28 Dec. 1726-22 July, 1727, 26, 27 Feb. 1733[4], 15
May, 1735-10 Apr. 1736. With index prefixed. Original letters are
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,147—28,169. 435
inserted from [Captain] Tancred Robiiuson ; "Britannia," Portemonth,
29 Apr. 1736, f. 133;— and Igno5en5io Pinto de Almeyda; [1736]!
Span. f. 202. Paper ; xvnith cent. Folio.
28.147. 1. Copies of orders received and issued by Admiral Sir John
Norris, commanding in the Baltic; 11 Apr. 1720-20 Oct. 1721,
29 Apr.-24 July, 1727; with index preifixed, f. 1 b.
2. Copies of letters from the same, commanding in the Downs, etc.y to
the Admiralty, navy commissioners and others ; 4 Mar. 173f-18 Anir
1734, f. 113 b. ^'
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
98.148. COMES of letters from Admiral Sir John Norris and James
O'Hara, Lord Tyrawly, Envoys extraordinary to Portugal, to the
Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of state, and others ; Lisbon, 10 Feb.
17af-24 Apr. 1737 ; with indexes. At the end, reversing the volume,
are copies of letters from Sir J. Norris to Josiah Burchett, Secretary
of the Admiralty; Lisbon, etc., 24 Feb. 173f-2 May, 1737. Paper;
xvmth cent. Folio.
28A49. Copies of letters from the Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of
state, Sir Benjamin Keene, Minister at Madrid, and others, to Admi-
ral Sir John Norris and Lord Tyrawly, Envoys extraordinary to
Portugal; 6 Apr. 1736-6 Apr. 1737. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
28,150. 1. Copies of letters from Admiral Sir John Norris to Admiral
Sir Charles Wager, first Lord of the Admiralty ; Lisbon, etc., 26 May,
1735-24 Apr. 1737, f. 3. At f. 48 is an original letter from [Cap-
tain Hon.] J[ohn] Forbes ; and at ff. 89-94 are reports of oourts-
martial, 7 Aug. 1734.
2, Copies of letters from Admiral Norris to Lord Tyrawly and others ;
St. Amaro, 26 Feb. 173|^ Apr. 1737, f. 97.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
28,15L 1. C0PIB8 of letters ftom Admiral Sir John Norris to Josiah
Burchett and Thomas Corbett, secretaries to the Admiralty ; Spit-
head, etc., 24 June, 1740-7 Nov. 1741, f. 2.
2. Log-book of the "Victory" in the Downs; 12 Feb.-30 Mar. 1744,
f. 42. On f. 62 is an entry and a copy of a letter from the Duke
of Newcastle, in the hand of Sir J. Norris.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
28,152. Copies of letters from Admiral Sir John Norris to the Duke of
Newcastle, Secretary of state ; " Victory " at Spithead, in the Downs,
ete., 6 Feb. 17^-S0 Mar. 1744. Prefixed are:— a journal kept by
Pearson on board the " Duke ;" 22 Feb.-l Mar. 174|, f. 1 ; and
a narrative of the movements of the English and French fleets, etc. ;
30 Jan.-23 Feb. 1741, f 4. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
2 F 2
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436 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,168—28,162.
28,168-28,157. Original letters to Admiral Sir John Norris from secre-
taries of state, lords of the admiralty, English ambassadors and
agents abroad, foreign ministers and others, with numerous diplo-
matic papers, instructions, etc., enclosed ; 1707-1744. Five volumes.
Vol. I., 2 Jan. 1707-25 May, 1711 ;— Vol. ii., 21 Jan. 171f-l Sept.
1716;— Vol. m., 24 Apr. 1717-22 Aug. 1719 ;— Vol. iv., 1 Sept.
1719-23 Dec. 1735 ;— Vol. v., 20 Jan. 173|-29 Mar. 1744. Included
are letters of : — Charles IIL, titular King of Spain, and his Queen.
Span. Signed ; with seals, i. passim ; — Giovanni Carlo Doria, Doge
of Genoa. Ital Signed; with seal, i., f. 175 ;— The Czar Peter
the Great. Bussian. Signed, ii., f. 133, in., f. 218 ;— Frederic
William, King of Prussia. Fr. Signed ; with seal, ii., f. 207 ; and
Ulrica Eleonora, Queen of Sweden. Fr. Signed; with seal, m.,
f. 344. At the end of Vol. v. is a draft, in the hand of Sir J.
Norris, of a '' Relation of a sea officer serveing in the fleet under
Admiral Mathews," concerning the action with the combined
French and Spanish fleets near Toulon, 11 Feb. 1744. Paper.
Folio.
28.158. "The form of the Government established bj' his Majesty
[Frederic I.] and States of the kingdom [uf Sweden], at Stock-
holm the 2d May, 1720." A translation. Paper; xviiith cent.
Folio.
28.159, 28,160. Counsel's briefs [ ? for Richard Pepper Arden, after-
wards Lord Alvanley] against the Parliamentary biU for inflicting
pains and penalties on Sir Thomas Bumbold, Bart., for mal-admin-
istration as Governor of Fort St. George, Madras ; 1782. Two
volumes. Paper. Quarto. Presented by the Bev. J. H. Bigg.
28.161. Speeches of Edward Bearcroft and Thomas Gowper at the bar
of the House of Commons, as counsel in support of the bill for in-
flicting pains and penalties on Sir Thomas Bumbold, Bart., late
Governor of Fort St. George; 23 Jan., 13 Feb. 1783. Paper.
With book-plate of the arms of Sir T. Bumbold. Folio. Presented
by the same.
28.162. The compendium of Christian moi-als known as the '* Somme
le Boi," composed by Friar Laurent, confessor to King Philippe le
Hardi, in 1279 ; with the colophon, ** Cest liure compila et parfist
vns freres de lordre des preescheora a la requeste dou Boi de France
Phelippe en Ian de lincamacion Ihesu Crist Mil deus cenz et sois-
sante [«c] et nuef." Vellum ; written in France at the beginning
of the xivth cent. The first nine leaves contain beautifully exe-
cuted miniatures of Moses receiving the tables of the law, the
apocalypse of St. John, the virtues and vices, etc. ; and the text
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,163—28,167. 437
10 ornamented with illnminated initials and a few borders. On f. 2
is the name '*P. Ponin presbytere" in a xvith cent, hand; and
the MS. latterlj belonged to the Comte Augnste Bastard. Bound
in boards covered with red velvet with the remains of silver
dasps. Quarto.
28463, 28,164. Copies of royal letters and ordinances, and of other
official documents, relating to the government of the Portugaese
possessions in the East Indies ; 1559-1761. Portugueae. Transcribed
apparently from the official registers at Goa, and in some cases
certified by notaries. Two volumes. In Vol. ii., f. 455, is a " Tres-
lado do liuro das lota9oens dos officios e cargos do estado da India/'
or general scheme of the establishment as fixed in 1689. Paper ;
xvuith cent. Quarto.
28.165. 1. ''Rbntale manerii de Walsyngham parva" [in com.
Norfolciie], f. 5.
2. ^' Walsyngham parua. Terrarium sine Bentale ibidem renouatnm
et£ftctiim" .... '* tempore nobilis domine Cecil ie [daughter of
Ralph Nevill, earl of Westmoreland, and widow of Richard, duke of
York], matris domini Regis Edwardi quarti, tunc domine eiusdem
ville ;" 21 Edw. IV. [1481-2], f. 16 b.
3. Rentale manerii de Walsyngham magna, f. 73.
Paper ; early xvith cent. At the beginning are two vellum leaves
containing a fragment of a Latin commentary on the gospel of St.
Luke. At the end are notes of the book having been produced in
suits between Lee Warner and James Glough and others in 1686.
Quarto.
28.166. *' Observations upon the rise and progress of the late Rebellion
against King Charles the first, in so far as it was carried on by a
maleoontented faction in Scotland under pretext of Reformation," to
1649; by Henry Guthrie, Bishop of Dunkeld. Printed in 1702
under the title " Memoirs of Henry Guthrie," etc. With marginal
notes in a later hand. Paper ; xvuth cent. On f. 4 is the name of
John Elphinston [Lord Balmerino in 1704]. Folio.
28467. Miscellaneous autograph letters, etc,, chiefly of literary men ;
mU 1582-1852.
1. '^Disoenda ex scrinijs Regijs super historia Scotica," in the hand of
Gkorge Buchanan ; n. d, [cb. 1582]. f. 1.
2. Edward Jones [Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford] to
**Fraunce8 Bacon, Esquire," on French political affairs; Melun, 16
Aug. 1593, f. 5.
3. Chrestienne [daughter of Henry IV. of France and wife of Victor
AmadeuH, Duke of Savoy] to Mademoiselle Saint George ; Turin. 29
Oct. 1034. Fr.; with seal f. 8.
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438 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,167.
4. John Cosin to John Evelyn; 18 Deo. [1661]; with seal. See the
"Fairfax Correspondence," Vol. iv., p. 313, f. 11.
5. Order from Charles IL to Edward, Viscount Conway, to attend him
at his coronation, etc.; Whitehall, 1 Feb. 1660[1]. Signed; with
secU. f. 14.
6. Johannes Frederious Gronovius to Carolns Datins ; Lyons, 30 May,
1670. Lat, f. 17.
7. P[ierre] Bayle to [Vincent] Minutoli; Coppet, 7 Mar. 1674. JFV.
Signed, f. 19.
8. [Rev.] Thomas Creech to [John Evelyn] ; Oxford, 26 Oct. 1682, f.
23.
9. Soeur Agnes de Jesns Maria to James II. on his accession ; n. d.
[1685]. Fr. ff. 26, 28.
10. Thomas Gale to Ralph Thoresby ; 21 Jnly, 1697 ; with eeal, f. 30 ;
to [John Evelyn]; 22 Feb. 1697 [8], f. 32.
11. A[bel] Boyer to [? Edward Southwell, Secretary of state for
Ireland] : a literary news-letter; London, 21 Nov. 1703, f. 37-
12. Humfrey Wanley to George Holmes ; 11 Sept. 1717, f. 42.
13. John Hughes, the dramatic poet, to [William, Earl Cowper];
Wallington, 6 Nov. 1719, f. 44.
14. Edward Lye to [Maurice Shelton] ; Little Houghton, 12 June,
1736, f. 47.
15. D[avid] Mallet to [Elizabeth] ELstob ; Strand Green, 21 Nov. 1746,
f. 60.
16. [Jean Louis] Wagni^re, 8eor6taire de M. de Voltaire, to [Madame
de St. Julien]; Femey, 7 Mar. 1768. Fr. f. 53.
17. [Rev.] Richard Burn [LL.D.] to [Thomas] Cadell; Orton, 4 July,
1768, f. 56.
18. [Sir] John Fenn to Rev. [James] Granger ; East Dereham, 8 Jan.
1770, f. 60.
19. W[illiam] J[ulius] Mickle to Rev. William Crowe ; London, 19
Feb. 1772, f. 64.
20. Andrew Coltee Ducarel [LL.D.] to Rev. [James] Granger ; Doctors*
Commons, 21 Aag. 1773, f. 70.
21. J[ames] Beattie, to John Pinkorton ; Aberdeen, 20 June, 1778,
f. 73.
22. 1[mmanuel] Kant to [Johann Eric] Biester, royal librarian at Berlin ;
Konigsberg, 29 Dec. 1789. Oerm. f. 76.
23. [David Stewart Erskine, Earl of] Buchan, to John Finkerton;
Dryburgh Abbey, 16 July, 1790, f. 79.
24. Jaoopo Morelli to William Boscoe ; Venice, 20 Oct. 1604. Ital,
f. 82.
25. C[harles] Butler to [Jeremy Bentham] ; Lincoln's Inn, 26 Apr.
1808, f. 85 ;— to [Francis Cohen, afterwards Sir F. Palgrave] ; 20
Oct. 1821, f. 87.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,ie7-S»,n2. ^9
26. 1[8aao] D'Jsraeli to Thomas Hill; n.d., f. 90;— to John Nichols;
London, 26 June, 1811, f. 92;— to Kev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin ;
Worthing, 28 Sept. 1824, f. 96 ;— to J. H. Burn ; Lyme Begis, 6
Sept. 1828, f. 100.
27. Ludwig Tieck to ; Tubingen, 22 Apr. 1814. Germ. f. 103.
28. [Christian Charles Josias von] Bunsen to [Thomas Gaisford, D.D.]
Dean [of Christ Church, Oxford] ; London, 11 Oct. 1852, f. 106.
Many of the letters are accompanied by engraved portraits of the
writers. Paper. Quarto.
98.168. Fragment of a translation of the ** M6moires " of Maximilien
de B^thnne, Due de Snlly, relating to his embassy to England in
1603; with numerous corrections. See Vol. ii. of the printed
M6moire8, pp. 121-162 ; ed. 1664. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28.169. 1. Raymundi de Pennaforti summae de poenitentia libri tres.
Imperfect^ wanting the beginning of Book ii. and the end of i. and
iii. f. 1.
2. Gratiani decreti pars secunda prosaice et metrice abbreviata, f. 122.
On the fly-leaves at the end, ff. 134 b, 136, are added some hexameter
verses on the canon law and a sermon. Veilum ; xiuth cent.
Formerly belonging to Latimer Crosse, A.M.[B.A. Cambridge,
1672]. Duodecimo. Presented by Albert Way, Esq,
28470. PsALTEB with prayers, etc, in a South Oerman dialect. The
order of contents is as follows : —
1. Psalter, followed by the canticles, creeds. Lord s prayer, etc. Im-
perfect ; beginning at Ps. xxi., v. 30. f. 3.
2. Moral sentences, prayers, and litany of the saints, f. 108.
3. Prayers, and hymns to the Virgin, saints, cfc, f. Ill b.
Paper ; early xvth cent. Bound in thick wooden boards covered
with skin, and formerly lined with two vellum leaves, now ff. 1,
150, from a Latin Lectionary of the xith cent. Quarto.
28,171. '^Eelationg dello state dell' Imperio e della Germania per
tutto r anno 1628." Written [see f. 2] by an ecclesiastic who had
been Papal nuncio in Germany for eight years [? Carlo Caraffa,
Bishop of Aversa, c/. Add. MS. 10,224]. At f. 439 is an index or
^ Nota delle cose pih memorande." Paper ; xviith cent. Quarto.
28A72. " II Pianto e il Biso delle Quattro Stagioni deir anno per la
Morte, Esaltazione e Coronazione, di Maria sempre Vergine assunta
in Cielo. Oratorio a quattro voci. Poesia del P. Giulio Vitelleschi
della Compagnia di Gesti. Musica di Benedetto Marcello, Patrizio
Veneto; 1731. Originale." Apparently the autograph of the
composer. The name of the author of the words has been nearly
obliterated. Paper. Oblong quarto.
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440 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,173—28,188.
28,178. T&AHSCRiPTS of State Papers relating to England in the public
archiyes of Brussels ; 1619-1601. ^r., Span., and Dutch. Paper ;
xixth cent. Folio.
28,174, 28,175. ** Collection for the History of Tamworf h [co. Warwick].
Commonplace book." By the Rev. Charles F. Raymund Palmer, of
the Dominican Priory, Haverstook Hill, London. Two volumes.
The contents consist of notes of events, copies and extracts of docu-
ments, etc., in chronological order, from 697 to 1863 ; with a few
plans and drawings. In YoL i. f. 3 are the printed sheets of the
first and only part published of " The History of Tarn worth," by
John and Henry Wood Roby, 1826. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
Presented hy the author.
28.176. '* Copies of miscellaneous records relating to Tamworth," by
the Rev. Charles F. R. Palmer ; including monumental inscriptions
in the church with a few drawings, the corporation books, and
court-rolls, deeds and other documents, with lists of members of
parliament, bailifis and other municipal officers. Paper; xixth
cent Folio. Presented by the same.
28.177. " The History of the castle of Tamworth, in the county of
Warwick, compiled principally from original sources;" by the
Rev. C. F. R. Palmer. In thirty-five chapters ; with plans and
drawings. Autograph. Signed and dated, Dominican Convent,
Woodchester, 30 Nov. 1860. Paper. " This copy finished Sept. 27th,
1862." Folio. Presented hy the same.
28.178. " II Foro Fiorentino, 6vero degl* Vflfizzi antichi della cittA di
Firenze. Trattato di Tommaso Forti." An account of the govern-
ment, institutions, topographical divisions, trade-guilds, mon-
asteries, churches, revenues, etc., of Florence ; with index of contents.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio. Presented hy W. M. Tartt, Esq.
28,179-28,187. Fiiaskr of Ministers of state, members of the two
houses of parliament, and others, drca 1800-1840; collected by
Charlotte Mackay. Nine volumes.
Vol. I. MiniBten of State, offioers of the , Voll. ti. and vn. Members of parliament,
orown, olerkB of the HouBe of Lords and hi alphabetical order ; 1 883-1 839.
others ; 1820-1840. j Vol. Tin. Members of the third parlia-
Voll. n. and m. Peers, in alphabetical i ment of William IV., returned 29 Jan.
order ; oiroa 1800-1840. I 1833, in order of counties and borongha.
Vol. IV. Peers, and others, in alpha- I Vol. ix. Peero and members of parlia-
betical order; otrea 1820-1840. ment, in alphabetical order; drca
Vol. T. Peers and members of parlia- 1815-1840.
roent,in alphabetical order; 1820-1833.
Paper. Folio and Quarto. Presented hy Miss E. L. Mackay.
28,188. Benedictiokal, of English use; Zalm : containing : —
1. Office for the consecration of a church, the holy vessels, vestments,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,188—28,190. 441
etc. Imperfect at the beginning. In the greater litany the names
of numerous Anglo-Saxon saints are included, of which only that of
St. '* jSlgelflsod," who was an abbess of Romsey, occurs also in the
lesser litany, f. 1.
2. Ordo " in oonsecratione oymiterii," f. 64.
3. Ordo " [i]n reeonciliatione altaris vel loci sacri ubi sanguis fuerit
effusus aut homicidium oommissum," f. 57 b.
4. *' Missa in reeonciliatione eoclesie," f. 59.
5. '* Ordo qualiter sacerdotes vel diaconi sou ceteri in ecclesiasticum
gradum eligendi et oonsecrandi sint,*' f. 61 b.
6. ** Benedictiones Dominicales," beginning with the Sundays after
Epiphany, but wanting the first leaf, f. 77.
7. Benedictions for *' Feria ii. de Sanctis angelis," " Feria vi. de sancta
cruoe,*' and '' Sabbatum de sancta Maria," and for the commemora-
tions of saints, f. 125 b.
Vellum ; end of the xith cent. With coloured headings and rubrics.
The name of St. JQgelfleda connects the volume with the abbey of
Bomsey . . Octavo.
28,189. *' Derrotero y senas de tierra y sondas de la oosta de la nueua
espanas y de tierra firme y buelta de las yndias a CHpana, con las
rreglas del sol y estrella y rregimento de la declinacion del sol, y
con munchas preguntas y rrespuestas de carte de la nauegacion,"
etc., " por Francesco Manuel" [Piloto], 15 April, 1583. At f. 63 is
inserted a ''Memoria en suma de todas las alturas de todas las
yslas y oostas y cabos desde la barra de san lucar hasta todas las
yndias y buelta a espania." Paper ; end of the xyith cent. With
a few diagrams. Small quarto.
28490. "Eiders [1690] British Merlin" "By Cardanus
Riders." A printed almanack, interleaved: with MS. notes by
Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of Clarendon, relating to his private affairs,
and including a diary of his imprisonment in the Tower in June
and July, 1690. Paper. Duodecimo.
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ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
ACQUIRED IH THB YEAR
1870.
28481 A-D. Inventories of tbe goods and chattels of delinquents,
mz., A. Sir Thomas Bludder [Bludyer], knt., 27 May, 1643;—
B. Thomas Blinkhome, 8 June, 1643 ;—C. William Eowswell,
apothecary in the Old Bailey, May, 1643 ;— D. Sir John Hayden,
knt., Edward Stevens, his servant, and others, 16 May — 28 July,
1643. Signed by Edward Edmunds, collector for the committee of
sequestrations. Paper rolls.
28,192-28,195. History of England from 1628 to 1660, by Catherine
Macaulay, [wife of George Macaulay, M.D.], being part of tbe
" History of England, from the accession of James I. to that of the
House of Brunswick," published in 1763-1783. In the hand of an
amanuensis, with autograph notes and corrections. Four volumes.
In Vol. IV., eight leaves are wanting after f. 119. Paper. Folio.
Presented hy Miaa Becktoith Towse.
28,196. Account of Thomas Berthelette, printer to Henry VIII., for
books supplied to the king, and copies of public Acts and proclama-
tions delivered to the Lord Chancellor; 1541-1543. Signed by
Thomas, [Lord] Audeley [of Walden], Lord Chancellor. Prefixed
is a warrant for payment, on vellum, addressed to Sir Edward
North, Treasurer of the Augmentations ; Woodstock, 24 Sept., a.r,
35 [1543]. Signed by Henry VIII. ; with autograph receipt of T.
Berthelette, 29 Sept. 1543. Paper. Octavo.
The following Nob., 28,197-28,202, were bequeathed hy John Bruce, Egq.
28,197 A,B, 28,198 A,B. Chronological catalogue of state papers in the
State Paper Office and British Museum, from 1400 to 1795, with
references to the publications in which they are printed ; by John
Bruce. Four volumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
28,199, 28,200. Catalogue of state papers among the manuscripts
in the British Museum, with references to publications in which
they are printed ; arranged in order of the collections of MSS. to No.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,201-28,206. 443
7009 of the Additional series; by John Bmoe. Two Yolumes.
Paper ; xixth oent. Folio.
88,201 A3- Classified catalogue of manuscripts in the British
Museum, oonnected with English history and literature, by John
Bmoe. Two volumes : —
Vol. L Chronicles and historical works, f. 1 ; — PubHo records,
registers, etc, f. 69 ; — Parliamentary proceedings, f. 73 ; — Petitions,
f. 79; — ^Proceedings of the Privy Council, f. 84; — Royal writs,
proclamations, cfe., 1174-1839,1 86 ;--Star-cbamber, f. 116.
Vol. II. Medicine, f. 1 ; — Glossaries, f. 3 ;— Law-courts, suits, treatises,
die, f. 5 ; — Officers of State, f. 50 ; — Prisoners in the Tower, etc., f.
53 ; — Household expenses, f. 67 ; — Collected state papers, letters
and treaties, f. 59 ;— rDiaries, itineraries, and common-plaoe books, f.
61 ; — Wills, charters, etc., f. 68 ; — Manorial customs, f. 73 ; — Jews, f.
75;— Church affairs and theology, f. 76; — ^Literature and poetry,
f. 80; — Hays, revels, etc., f. 89;— Heraldry and the Earl Marshal's
Court, f. 92 ; — Letters, f. 97 ; — Miscellaneous minor subjects ar-
ranged alphabetically under heads, f. 101.
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
88,202. Catalogue of letters and papers among the manuscripts in
the British Museum, illustrating English biography, by John
Bruce ; followed by an alphabetical list of names with references
to printed biographical notices. Paper ; xixth oent. Folio.
28,208. Lbttebs and papers relating to church affairs in Mexico;
1669-1749. See the Catalogue of Spanish MSS. Paper. Folio.
28,204. Beport on the state of New Spain made by the viceroy Juan
de Ortega Montanez, bishop of Michoacan [afterwards Archbishop
of Mexioo], to his successor, Don Joseph Sarmiento Valladares,
Conde de Moctezuma; 1697. Spanish. Paper. Folio.
28,206-28,218. Papers and letters relating to the family of Scrope
and the manors of Castlecombe, co. Wilts, Oxendon, co. Glouc, etc.
See G. P. Scrope's " History of Castlecombe." Presented by G. P.
Scrope and E. C. Lowndes, Esgrs. The contents of the several
▼olnmee are : —
88,206. 1. " An account of the family of the Scroop's [Scrope] ever since
the time [12 Henry 11.] they were barons of l^gland," to the year
1697 ; preceded by an extract from Dugdale's " Baronage," etc., f, 2.
2. Lists of ''Barons, viscounts, and earls, who have been raised by
their studies in the law to their honnors and esstates, etc., from
younger brothers," and of families holding estates acquired through
practice in the law. Imperfect, ff. 69, 94.
Paper; 1697 [see ff. 34, 64 b]. Small Quarto.
28,206. Chartulary of the family of Scrope, relating to the manors
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444 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,206'-28,208.
of Caetleoombe, oo. Wilts, Oxendon, co. Glouc, Bentley, co. York,
etc., to the year 1482. Latin, French, and English. Included are : —
1. Places belonging to the family of Scrope, in Kent, Wilts, Essex,
etc., having markets, fairs, and rights of warren. Lot f. 2 b.
2. Indenture for the division of the estates of Sir Bobert Tibtoft
among his three daughters and co-heiresses; 10 Deo. 9 Bic. II.
[1386]. Fr. f. 6 b.
3. Genealogical notes of the families of De DunstanviUe, Fit^Hamon,
le Despencer, and de Clare. Lot. f. 11 b.
4. Grant from Sir John Fastolf to Chief Justice William Gascoigne,
of the marriage of Ids stepson, Stephen Scrope ; [1409]. Fr. f. 13 b.
5. Pedigree of Tibetot, or Tiptoft, with inquisitions, etc., relating to
the same family; tempp. Hen III.— Edw. IV. Lai. ff. 19, 26, 79 b,
89 b, 104 b.
6. Information from the wife of Thomas Swayne respecting the
families of Parkes, Fastolfe, and others ; 38 Hen. VI. [1469-60].
Lot. f.l9b.
7. " Noticia valoris manerii et dominii de Bentley in com. Ebor.," from
Michaelmas, 21 Hen. VI., to Michaelmas, 22 Hen. VI. [1442-1443],
f.22.
8. Survey of the lordship of Castlecombe, with feodary. Lat. f. 34 b.
9. The manner of doing homage and fealty, f. 40 b.
10. Boyal writs to escheators and other documents relating to the
estates of Giles Badlesmere; 13-16 Edw. III. [1339-1341]. Lai.
f. 48 b.
11. Coats of arms, with bearings partly filled in, f. 109.
12. List of fines relating to the property of the Soropes ; 16 Edw. II.
[1322]— 38 Hen. VI. [1469]. Lat. f. 113 b.
13. Will of [John Newburgh, of East Lulworth], father-in-law of Sir
John Scrope ; [temp. Edw. IV.], f. 118 b.
14. Survey of the manor of Oxendon, f. 120 b.
16. Expenses of Sir John Fastolf at an assize at Gloucester, in a case
against John Abyngdon ; Wednesday before St. Margaret's day [20
July], 31 Hen. VI. [1453]. Lat. f. 124.
Paper ; xvth cent., with notes in a later hand. On the fly-leaf are
notes .of ownership by Sir John Scrope [o&. 1616], and his Bcm,
Eichard, [6b. 1672]. Quarto.
28,S07. Chabtulary of the family of Scrope, containing documents
relating to lands at Castlecombe, Bentley, Tewkesbury, etc. ; chiefly
copies of those in the preceding volume. Paper; xvth cent
Folio.
28,208. Memobandum book of William Wyrcestre [or Botener. See
Scrope's *' History of Castlecombe," p. 192, and compare Cotton MS.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,208-28,212. 445
Julius F. vn.], Bnpervisor of the manors of Castlecombe and Oxen-
don ; containing an abstract of the court-rolls of Castlecombe, with
bailiff's acconnts, inventories aud misceUaneons notes from 48 Edw.
IIL to 38 Hen. VI. [1374-1469]. Paper ; xvth cent. Small oblong
Folio.
"Notes concerning the ancient and noble family of the
Scropes of Castle-Combe in the County of WUtes collected
.... by Thomas Gore, of Aldrington alias Alderton in the Cotinty
of Wiltes," from records, charters, court-rolls, tombs, visitations of
Wilts and York, etc. The tide, f. 12, is dated 19 Deo. 1663. At
f. 21 is a contemporary schedule of grievances of Stephen Sorope
against Sir John Fastolfe, his father-in-law, circa 1462 ; followed by
his bill of charge against the estate of the same, circa 1460. Paper.
Fulio.
28.210. Description of the contents of the '' Ancient Evidence Book of
Castlecombe," [Add. MS., 28,206] by George Poulett Scrope.
Paper ; xixtb cent. Octavo.
28.211. Mlnutis of views of frank-pledge, manorial courts, etc,, of
Castlecombe and Oxendon, with accounts of rents, presentments, etc. ;
1416-1661. Lai, and Eng, At the end, f. 176, are entries of sales
at isAi^ at Castlecombe in 1663, 1664. Paper. Folio.
28.212. Miscellaneous letters, accounts, and other papers of the
&mily of Scrope ; xiv th-xviiith centt. Portions of the contents are
printed in Scrope's " History of Castlecombe." Included are : —
1. Partition of the lands of Giles Badlesmere in Ireland ; [1361]. Lot.
f. 6.
2. Letter from [Sir] " Steuen le Scropp," [Lord Deputy of Ireland]
to his father ; Dundalk, ** le veylle de n[ot]re dame deuant Nowell,"
[1401-1403]. Fr, f. 7.
3. Accounts of John Halle of receipts and household expenses for
Stephen Scrope [at Honfleur] ; 13 Dec. 1427-17 Feb. 1428. Fr.
f. 10.
4. Sir John Fastolfe to his cousin, John Fastolfe, and Sir John Knote-
linge[Knott]ngley], Parson of Arkesay [Arksey],co. York, respecting
a proposed marriage between Stephen Scrope and the widow of Sir
Beynalde Cobham; R[ouen], 31 Oct. [1460]. Partly autograph.
f. 21.
5. " Beplycacions " of Stephen Scrope to the answer of his step-father,
Sir John Fastolfe, to bis complaints of ill-usage [See Add. MS.,
28,209, f. 21] ; [1462], f. 22.
6. Sir John Fastolfe to Stephen Scrope ; Calais, 5 July, [circa 1428].
With seal. f. 23.
7. " Copie of my fader Bynghames [Sir Eichard Bingham, father-in-law
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446 ADDITIONAL M88., 28,812-28,214.
of Stephen Scrope] lettre to my fader [Sir John] F[a8tolf| ; " [drca
1456], f. 26.
8. Thomas Bamfyld to Scrope ; n.d. With seal. f. 32.
9. Petition of Sir John Scrope to [William Warham], Archbishop of
Canterbury and Lord Chancellor, against Martyn Flemmynge or
Leche; [circa 1517], f. 33.
10. Receipt for the fine of Richard Scrope, " to discharge hym to be
made Knight;" 14 June, 25 Hen. VIIL [1533]. Signed by Thomas
Cromwell, f. 41.
11. Bill under the Privy Seal to Richard Scrope for £20 lent to the
King ; 20 May, 34 Hen. VIII [1542], f. 43.
12. Wyllyam Stumpe to Richard Scrope; Malmesbury, 11 Nov. 34
Hen. VIIT. [1542], f. 45.
13. Edward VI. to the Sheriff and Justices of Wilts, respecting
musters for immediate service; 16 Apr. 1 Edw. VI. [1547]. Signed
with a stamp, f. 52.
14. " Knyghtes fees of Richard Scrope as of the manour of Castel-
combe," f. 60.
15. Articles of agreement for the conveyance of the manors of Castle*
combe and Oxendon by George Scrope to his son John ; 23 Dec. 44
Eliz. [1601]. Signed; with seals, f. 68.
16. Account of law charges due from [John?] Scrope to Anthony
Neate, with receipt; 5 Apr. 1626, f. 75.
17. Commission from [Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of] Pembroke and
Montgomety, to John Scrope to be captain of trained bands;
Whitehall, 25 Nov. 1630. Signed; with seal f. 76.
18. Inventory of the goods of William Foster, late of Corsham, co.
Wilts, with valuation; 6 Jan. 1672[3], f. 83.
Paper ; xvth-xviiith. centt. Folio.
28,218. Copies of bills and answers, depositions, inquisitions post
mortem, wills and other law papers, relating to the family of Scrope,
with bonds, ete., signed by members of the family and others ;
1486-1696[7]. Paper. Folio.
28,214. ** LiBELLUS qui prooessionarius dioitur," oontaining ritual
directions, psalms, antiphons with music, etc,^ for the proceesions of
Holy Week, Easter, the Ascension, Purification and Assumption,
''de sollempni recepcione conuentua," and **de recepcione lega-
torum." Included also are the following services, with ritual
directions in German : — *' De communione infirmi uel infirme," f.
90 ; — ** De extrema vnctione," f. 93 ; — " De transitu [«c. morte et
sepultura] fi-atris," f. 100 ; — " De modo recipiendi eztraneos ad
sepulturam," f. 135;— "De officio sepoltare mortuorum," f. 137 b.
At the end, f. 154, are Psalms xxi-xxx, Lxxxviii. Vellum ; xvth cent.
With illuminated initials. On f. 2. is the note: " Disz buche
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hat vnaer erwirdiger lieber getruwer Tatter her Miohel geben
▼D8 swestem zu vnser lieben fraawen zn der Himelcronen "
[mmmelskron at Hochheim, or HimmeUkron near Culmbach in
Bavaria]. Small quarto.
28.215. J0HA.NNIS de Lignano Boloniensis commentarii in Decretalinm
libroB iii-iv. At the end of book iii., f. 145, is the colophon,
'^Explicinnt reportata 3" libri deoretalium magistri Jo[hanni8] de
LigDano anno 1369, dominica Esto michi." With marginal notes and
insertionfi. The order of the books has been disturbed in binding.
Paper ; written in Italy. Bound in oak boards covered with sheep-
skin stained and stamped, with brass bosses and chain. Large
folio.
28.216. YoCABULART in Latin and Oerman of Upper Swabia. Imperfect,
ending with the word " Ut." Paper ; late xvth cent. Quarto.
28.217. Catalogue of " Paintings, Drawings, and Prints [of the Earl
of Dj'sart] at Ham House," [Surrey]. Paper; circa 1820. Quarto.
28.218. Miscellaneous English original letters, etc; 1592-1812.
1. [Sir] F[ranci8] Knollys [Treasurer of the household] to the keeper
of the park at Hartingfordbury, co. Hertford; Hampton Court, 10
Oct. 1592. Signed, f. 1.
2. Fragment of a warrant of the Privy Council to the Lord Treasurer
for payment to John Wood on account of victuals ; 4 Mar. 1603 [4].
Signed by T[homas Egerton, Lord] EUesmere, Chancellor, T[homa8
SackviUe, Lord] Buckhurst, [Charles Howard, Earl of] Notting-
ham, [Thomas Howard, Earl of] Suflfolk, Ko[bert, Lord] Cecil and
others. £ 2.
3. [Sir] Balph Winwood, Secretaiy of state, to Constantin Huyghena,
Secretary of state at the Hague ; London, 4 Apr. [1614]. Fr. With
seal. f. 3.
4. The Privy Council to the Lord Treasurer, William [Juxon], Bishop
of London, concerning the allowances to the royal children;
Hampton Court, 24 June, 1636. Signed by [Philip Herbert, Earl
of] Pembroke and Montgomery, [James Hamilton, Marquis of]
Hamilton, [Sir] T[homa&] Edmondes and [Sir] H[enry] Vane. f. 5.
5. James [Hamilton, Marquis, afterwards Duke, of) Hamilton to Sir
Bobert Pye, auditor of the Exchequer; [1637]. Signed, f. 7.
6. J[ohn Finch, Lord] F[inch, late Lord Keeper,] to the Lord Chamber-
lain ; Hague, 3 Jan. 1640[1]. Contemporary copy. f. 9.
7. [Sir] Henry Cholmley to Lord ; 10 Mar. 16|§, f. 11.
8. Warrant, signed by [William Brounoker, Viscount] Brouncker ; 30
July, 1663, f. 12.
9. T[homas Wriothesley, Earl of] Southampton, Lord Treasurer, to
Sir Bobert Longe, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Southampton
House, 18 May, 1666. Signed, f. 13.
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10. [Sir] William Berkeley, Goveiiior of Virginia, to General ;
Green Spiing, 20 May, 1666, 4 May, 1667, ff. 14, 16.
11. Certificate of [James Douglas, Marqnis of] Douglas, for the pay of
soldiers killed at Bea ; 4 June, 1667. Signed; v/ith seal. f. 18.
12. Al[exander] Fraiser to [the Duke of Lauderdale], with court news ;
28 July [1670], f. 19.
13. [Sir] Paul Rycaut to [William] Blathwayt [Secretary at War];
Hamhurg, ^ May, 1693, f. 22.
14. Notes on the manufacture of cider, by [Sir Robert Southwell],
from information communicated by Rogers ; Eingsweeton, 28
Aug., 7 Sept. 1696. Partly autograph, f. 24.
15. '' A note of sum of thos chargis which Mr. Chapman hath bin at in
our cumpani being intretid by Mr. Southwell and me to forsacke his
cuntry and &inds and goo with us in to lerland," followed by some
verses in the same hand, f. 27.
16. [Henri Massu^ de Ruvigny, Earl of] Gallway [Lord Justice of
Ireland] to [Charles] Montague, Chancellor of the Exchequer;
Dublin, 22 June, 1697, f. 29.
17. Henry Villiers [Governor of Tynemouth castle]; 12 Oct. 1703, f.
31.
18. J. 0. Cromwell to Hough, chaplain to the Countess Faucon-
berg; Gray's Inn Lane, 29 May, 1707, f. 32.
19. [Thomas Herbert, Earl of] Pembroke, to [Conrad] de Gols,
Treasurer of the South Sea Company ; 6 Apr. [1718]. With note of
money paid by the Earl, signed by [Sir] Theodore Janssen. f. 34.
20. Power of attorney from the Earl of Pembroke to Sir Randolph
Knipe, to sell South Sea Stock; 13 Nov. 1723. Signed; with seal
f.36.
21. C[atharine, wife of Henry Bowes Howard, Earl of] Berkshire, to
Fairfax ; Elford, 30 Sept., «.o., f. 37.
22. [Admiral Sir] Charles Wager to [Charles] Delafaye, Under-
secretary of state, and others; Parsons Green, and Admiralty
Office, 20 Apr. 1731, 7 July, 1733, ff. 39, 45-66.
23. Benjamin Westley to [ — Garbrand] ; Bam Elms, 6 Oct. 1786,
f. 57.
24. [Charles Calvert, Lord] Baltimore; 21 [Apr. or July], 1740,
f. 69.
26. Charles Frederick [Surveyor-general of the Ordnance] to the Duke
of Marlborough [Master-general of the Ordnance] ; 6 Feb. 1767. With
order signed by the Duke. f. 60.
26. [Francis North, Lord] North [afterwards Earl of Guildford] to the
Abb6 Giordani ; London, 27 May, 1769. Fr. f 62.
27. [Sir] T[imothy] Shelley [Bart.] to William Whitton, with infor-
mation respecting the families of Byshe and Shelley ; Field Place,
23 Mar. 1806. With seal. f. 64.
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28. [Sir] Abraham Hnme, [Bart.] to Jamefl Head; Wormleybury,
[Herts], 17 Jan. 1812. With engraved portrait, f. 68.
Paper. Folio.
28,219. Original letters of foreign literary men ; 1590-1830.
I. J[nstii8] Lipsius to Jacob Baselius, jnn. ; Leyden, 11 June, 1590.
LaL f. 1.
2.TJbbo Emmius to Sibrand Lubbert ; 27 July, 1599. Lot. f. 4 ;—
to Gellius flillama; Groningen, 18 Oct. 1611. Lat. f. 8.
3. David Hoeschelins to Bonaventnra Vulcanius [de Smet] ; Augsburg,
13 Dec. 1601. Lat, With engraved portrait, f. 7.
4. Abram Scultetns ; Embden, 5 Feb. 1623. Lat. f. 9.
5. Joannes Menrsius to Joannes Cabeliavins; Sorau, 31 Aug. 1683.
Lai. f. 10.
6. [Samuel] Sorberius [Sorbiere] ; Leyden, 12 Dec. 1647. Lat. f. 11.
7. Frederic Spanhelm ; Leyden, 20 Oct. 1672. Fr. f. 13.
8. A[nton] Heinsius ; Hague, 19 June, 1694. Fr. f. 15.
9. H[ermann] Witaius to Anton Heinsius; Leyden, 2 Nov. 1698.
Lat. f. 16.
10. J[olianne6] Alberti to Fieter Burmann; Crommenie, 15 Dec. 1727.
Lai. f. 17.
II. Johannes Augustus Ernest! to Franz van Ondendorp; Leipzig,
17 Oct. 1752. Lat. f. 18.
12. [Christian Furchtegott] Gellert to [? Fianlein SohSnfeld] ; Leipzig,
27 Feb. 1764. Germ. I 19.
13. Angelo M[ar]a] Bandini to the Abbate Giuseppe Goretti Flamini ;
Florence, 20 Sept^ 1765. Ital. With engraved poi-trait. f. 21.
14. J[ohann] J|]aoob] Eeiske to Abraham Gronovius ; Leipzig, 26 Feb.
1766. Lat. f. 24.
15. [Christian Gottlob] Heyne to ; Gottingen, 7 Jan. 1773. Oerm.
f. 25;— to Prof. J. W. Te Water, of Leyden; 1 May, 1802, 21 Jan.
1805, 18 Jan. 1809. Lat. ff. 35, 38, 43.
16. [Jean Baptiste Gaspard] d'Ansse de Yilloison to [John Strange,
English Resident at Venice] and [Jacob] Eunhans, his secretary ;
Venice, 1 Jan. «.a., 27 Dec. 1778. Fr. ff. 27, 28.
17. [Solomon Gessner] to [Cardinal Bemis] ; n.d. Germ. Draft, f. 30.
18. [Johann Gottfried] Herder to Adelung ; Weimar, 27 Jan.
1783. Germ. With seat. f. 32.
19. [Johann Jacob] Griesbach; Jena, 23 Aug. 1796. Germ. f. 34.
20. [August Wilhelm] Iffland ; Berlin, 19 Mar. 1803. Germ. f. 37.
21.[Friedrich August] Wolf to Lohr; Halle, 21 May, 1805.
Germ. Signed, f. 40.
22. [Gottlieb Christoph] Harles to [Michael] Friedl&nder ; Erlangen,
26 Dec. 1805. Germ. With teal. f. 42.
23. Liid wig Tieck to Prof. Lange; Ziebingen, 22 June, 1812. Germ. f. 45.
Mas. — 1870. 3 a
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24. List o( books in tho hand of C[liri8tian] D[avicl3 Beck ; [Leipzig;
1818]. Eng. and Germ. f. 47.
25. [Johann] G[ottfried Jacob von] Hermann to Prof. Lange ; Leipzig,
23 Dec. 1830. Oerm. With seal. f. 48.
Paper. Folio.
28.220. MusTKR-BOOK of H.M.S. " Noithuraberland ;" 1758-1760.
Signed at flF. 16 b, 20 b, and 21 b, by [Master, afterwards Captain,]
James Cook, [the navigator]. Paper. Folio.
28.221. Original correspondence of Thomas Percy [afterwards Bishop
of Dromore] with William Shenstone, with a few extracts and
copies of other letters ; 24 Nov. 1757-16 Jan. 1763. Numbered and
annotated by bishop Percy. Several of the numbers are wanting.
Paper. Quarto.
28.222. Original correspondence of Thomas Percy with Dr. Richard
Farmer, chiefly relating to the '• Reliqnes of ancient Poetry ;"
5 June, 1762-18 Feb. 1773. Four only of the fifty-four letters are
by Dr. Farmer. Paper. Folio.
28.223. 1. Papers relating to alleged injury to the town of Scar-
borough from the market of Seamer [co. York], consisting chiefly
of petitions from Righton on the Wold, Tweng, etc,, to Sir Henry
Gates, with copies of letters, etc.; 1584r-1600, ff. 1^14. Included
is an original order from the Privy Council to Edward Gates, to
suspend the market; 7 Dec. 1600. Signed by [Charles Howard,
Earl of] Nottingham, [Sir] Thomas Egerton, Lord Keeper, [Sir]
Robert Cecil, G[eorge Carey, Lord] Hnnsdon, Sir W[illiam] Knollys,
[Sir] J[ohn] Fortescue, [Sir] J[ohn] Popham, and [Sir] John Her-
bert, f. 13.
2. '* Circumstances to be considered in the cawse of [Joane Harvye]
the mayde of Hockham [oo. Norf.], for scratching of an old witch
there [Mother Francis], now deade, both concerning the mayde and
the witche and the witnesses ;" [temp. Jac. I.], f. 16.
8. *^ The Report of the Committee [of the House of Commons] to whom
y* Petition from Greenwich and the Petitions from several other
Parishes were referred, so far as the same relates to S. Paul's and
the Churches wanting in and near the Cities of London and West^
minster," showing the sums received and available for the works
on St. Paul's, and the estimate of future cost; 6 April, 1711, f. 16.
Paper. Folio.
The following N 08., 28,224-28,254, comprising tie papers of the family of
CaryU, were presented hy Sir Charles Wentworth Lilke, Bart.^ M.P.
28.224. Original letters from James II. of England and his Queen,
Mary Beatrice d'Este, to John Caryll [titular lord Caryll], Secretary
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ADDITIONAL M8S., 28,22».
461
to the Qneen, consisting of four letters from the King and nine-
teen from the Queen; Chaillot, Fontainebleau, Boulogne, La
Trappe, and Bourbon, 1692-1710. Holograph, With seals. Paper.
Quarto.
8,225. Original letters addressed to Mary Beatrice d'Esfe, Qneen of
James IT., by foreign sovereigns, princes, cardinals, and others, on
the King*s accession, the death of her mother, the birth of the
Prince of Wales, «te. ; 1685-1688. Chiefly in Italian, Signed and
hclograph. The writers are : —
Ghristtftn V. of Denmark. Lat, With
teaU, ff. 1, 2r>4, 326.
Lannt Pica [wife of Perdinando Gon-
zaga], Prtnotpessa di Castiglione, f. 2.
EltODora Magdalena Theresia [wife of
the Emperor Leopold I.]. Lai, With
$eaU. ft. 3, 90.
[Inigo de Abnrto], El Ifarqnes de Gas-
tafiaga [OstaBasra], Governor of Plan-
ders. Span. ff. 5. 26, 844.
Cardinal Alderano Cybo, ff. 7, 27, 56,
135, 156, 258. 311.
Charles II. of Spain. Fr, With Beats,
IT, 8, 247.
Tiitoria [widow of Ferdinand 11., Grand
Duke of Tuscan?]. With MeaJ. ff, 10,
322.
[Cosmo III.l n Gran Duca di Toicana.
WtihteaU, ff. 12, 324, 836.
The States General uf the Netherlands ;
nqned by W[illiam] de Nassaa, Stat-
holder, [afterwards William III. of
England], and K[a8per] Fagel, Grand
Pensionary. Fr. With 96aU. ff. 14,
128.
Margheriia d'Este, Duchessa di Guaa-
talla, ff. 17, 114, 120, 183, 260.
The Dogs and Governors of Genoa. With
srai. ff. 18, 834.
V[ictor] Am^d^e II., Dnke of Savoy].
Fr. Withseois. ff. 20, 354.
Anna Isabella [di Gonzaga], Dochessa
di Kantova, ff. 22, 122, 209, 259, 366.
La Prinoesse [Anne Elizabeth, wife of
Charles Henri, Prinoe] de Vandemont
Fr. ff. 24, 144, 236, 341.
B[aiiiiondo], Cardinal Cspisucohi. f. 29.
The Privy Connoil ; Windsor, 12 Jane,
1686. f. 31.
Louis XIV. of France. Fr, WithseoZs.
ff 36. 222, 279.
Louis [the Dauphin, son of Louis XIV.].
Fr. With 80'ih. ff 38. 224, 289.
[Egidio Goloima], II Prencipe di Pales-
trina, ff. 40, 148.
[Vittoiia], La Principest-a di Palestrina
[wife of the preceding], ff. 42, 20.5.
P[uIvio], Cardinal Asttdli, f. 44.
G[iacomo], Cardinal de Angelis. f. 46.
Gasparo, Cardinal di Carpegna, ff. 48,
50, 184.
Le Cardinal [C^8ar]r>'E8tree8. Fr. ff.52,
172.
[Flttvio Oreini], II Duca di Braociano,
f. 54.
0[razio]. Cardinal Mattel, ff. 58, 202.
Pier Matteo, Cardinal Petrucd, ff. 60,
104, 158.
[Francesco Maria], Cardinal de' Medici.
With sealB, ff. 62, 304.
Fortunate, Cardinal Cartifa, ff. 64, 192.
Carlo [Steffano], Cardinal Ciceri, f. 66.
6[aleato], Cardinal Marescotii, ff. 68,
188.
B[endettol Cardinal Pamphilio, ff. 70,
182.
Giovanni Gnalterio, Cardinal Slusio,
f. 72.
A[les8andro], Cardinal Crescentio, ff. 74,
176.
M[arco] A[ntonio] Barbarigo, Cardinal
di S. Susanna, ff. 76, 200.
Giovanni Casimiro, Cardinal Denhol^
ff. 78, 178
Felix, Cardinal Bospigliosi, ff 81, 100,
190.
Cesare [Ignaiio] d'Este, ff 83, 124, 166^
303, 317.
Carlo [Blolza], Vescovo di Modena, f. 84.
Maria Catterina d'Esce di Savoia [Prin>
cipesaa de Curignan], ff. 86, 140, 257,
342, 348, 351.
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ADDITIONAL MBS., S8,2SS.
Leopold I., Emperor. ImL With teals,
ff. 88, 118.
La Maicliesa d*£ste [Maria Theresa,
March esa di San Martino], f. 92.
II Marchese d'Este [Sigismondo Fran-
cesco, Marchese di San Martino], f. 94.
El Cardinal [Pedro de] Sa]a9ar. Span.
ff. 96, 245.
Giovanni Francesco, Cardinal Ginetti,
ff. 98, 357.
An^elo [Maria], Cardinal Bannzzi, f. 106.
Domenico Orsini, Duca di Gravina, f. 108.
Luigi d'Este, f. 110.
M[arcello], Cardinal Duratio, ff. 112,
868.
[Giovanni Battista Spinola], Cardinal di
8ta. Cecilia, ff. 116, 170.
Mary Knatchbull, Abbess of Ghent,
ff. 126. 29a
[Roger Palmer, Earl of] Castlemaine
[Envoy »t Rome], f. 130.
Johann [Adam Andreas], Prince of Licht>
ensteiii, and Duke of Troppau and
J'agemdorf. Ital f. 184.
Isabelle d'Orl^DS [Mile. d'Alenv*on,
daughter of Gaston, Dnke of Orleans].
Fr. f. 137.
Emmanuel Filiberto Aniadeo di Savoia
[Prince de Carignan], ff. 188, 349.
Thyrso Gonzales [General of the Jesuits],
ff. 142, 152.
[Thomas Howard], Cardinal of Norfolk,
ff. 146, 868.
Violante Faschinetti Pamphilij [wife of
Giovanni Battista Pamphili, Prince of
Carpinetti], f. 150.
Plotro, Cardinal Otthoboni [afterwards
Pope Alexander VIII ]. f. 154.
II Cardinale Carlo Barberini, f. 160.
Leand'ro, Cardinal Colloredo, f. 162.
Francesco Barberini, f. 164.
Gasparo, Cardinal de' Cavalieri, f. 168.
Laura Caterina Altieri, ff. 174, 365.
Palutio, Cardinal Altieri, f. 180.
F[ederico], Cardinal Colonna. f. 186.
F[lavio], Cardinal Chigi, f. 194.
G[iovanni] F[rance8co], Cardinal Ne-
groue, f. 198.
[Carlo Cibo] Duca di Massa f. 204.
Liuio Odescalco [Duca di Ceri], f. 21 1. |
[Armaud Charles] Due de Blazaiin. Fr.
f. 213.
[Qodefroi Maurice de la Tour d'Au-
vergue]. Due de Bouillon. Fr. f. 215.
[Sir] John Ly tcott, fL 217, 239, 268.
Francesco, Cardinal Kerlio, f. 219.
[Emmanuel The'odose de la Tour d'Aa-
vergne], Cardinal de Bouillon. Fr.
ff. 220, 330.
Philippe [1., Duke of Orleans]. Fr,
With seals, ff. 226, 295.
Elizabeth Charlotte [de Baviere, wife of
the preceding]. JFV. With seals,
ff. 228, 299.
B1[arie] Anne Clirestienne [Yictoire, wife
of the Dauphin]. Fr, With seals,
L 230.
[Louis de Yiguerot da Plessis], Marquis
de Richelieu. Fr. f. 232.
M[arie Charlotte] de Mazarin [Marquise]
de Richelieu [wife of the preceding].
Fr, f. 234.
La Conesiible Oolonne [Ijoienza de la
Cerda, wife of Filippo Colonna, Con-
stable of Naples]. Fr, f. 241.
Sophia, Princess Palatine, Duchess of
Brunswick - Liineburg [mother off
George I.], f. 243.
Marie Louise [daughter of Philippe,
Duke of Orleans, and wife of Charles IL
of Spain]. Fr. t 249.
[L'abate] Gasparo Rizzini, ff. 25L 258
255.
Anna Felice delia S** Trinita, Carmelite,
f.262.
Giulio, Cardinal Spinola, f. 266.
Gertrude Elizabet de Drouane [Ursa*
line]. Fr, f. 268.
Beatrix Agnes des Anges, Ursuline. Fr,
f. 270.
Marie Agnes, Ursuline. Fr, ff. 272,315.
Anne Tecle, Superior of the Ursuline
convent at Brussels. Fr, ff. 274,285.
Marie Wigmore, Carmelite, f. 276.
S[ebastiano] A[ntonio Tanara], Arch-
bishop of Damascus [afterwards Car-
dinal], f. 278.
[Philippe Julieu Mandni Mazarini], Due
de Nevers. Fr. f. 281.
[Diane Gabrielle Damas de Thianges
Mancini Mazarini], Duchesse de Ne-
vers. Fr. f. 283.
[? Marie Jos^phe Antonie], Comteese
Montecuccoli, [? wife of Leopold Phi-
lippe, Count de Montecuccoli]. Fr,
f. 287.
<* Les Religeuses de la Visitation 8<«
Marie,'' at Chaillot. Fr. f. 291.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,226, 28,226.
453
Anne Marie Loaise d'Orl^ans [Ducheflse
de Montpensier], FV. With seals,
f.297.
Marie Constance de S*- Francois, Unu-
line, of Malines. Fr, f. 801.
*^ Suor Placida Agn^ dell' Agnello
Gieali, Priora, e Monache di Begina
Cell,- f. 306.
Carlo Philiberto d'Eate [Marchess di
Borgomanero], f. 310.
i^tonin Cloche, General of the Domini-
cans. Fr, f. 313.
Carlo, Cardinal Pio [di Savoia], f. 819.
Augnsto [de' Bellinoini], Bishop of
Beggio, f. 320.
[Marie Josephe de Hallwin], Duchesse
d'HaTi^ et de Croy [wife of Ferdinand
Francois Joseph de Croy, Dno
d'Havre} Fr. f. 328.
[Doroth^e de Croy de Solve]. Marquise
de Lede, [wife of Augnstine Ambroise
de Bett, Marquis de Leede]. Fr,
f. 332.
[Sir] R[ichard] Buletiode, [Envoy at
Brussels], f. 838.
Domenioo Maria, Cardinal Corsi, flf. 343,
358.
Louise [Marie Chrestine, wife of Maurice]
de Savoie. Fr, f. 346.
Anne [Marie, daughter of Philippe I.,
Duke of Orl^ns, and wife of Victor
Anuideo 11. of Savoy]. Fr, f, 352.
M[arie] J[eanne] Baptiste [widow of
Charles Emmanuel II. of Savoy],
f. 356.
Gaetano Francesco Caetano [Duke of
Sermonetta], ff. 360. 363.
Rinaldo, Cardinal d'Este, f. 364.
At flf. 34, 102, 131, are letters to John Caryll, secretary to the
Queen, from Giovanni Battista Pamphilio-Aldobrandino [Prince of
Carpinetti].
Paper. Folio.
28,226. Letters and papers of John Caryll [titular Lord Caryll], con-
sisting of drafts and copies of letters, chiefly complimentary, written
by him as Secretary to Mary Beatrice d'Este, Qneen of James II.,
and of his own correspondence with members of his family, etc. ;
1648-1711. Engl, Fr. and Ital, Some of CarylFs letters are
wiitten under the names of ** J. South " and " J. Gerard." Among
the writers are : —
[Margfaerita] Dachess of Parma [dangb<
ter of Cosmo de* Medici If., Grand
Dnke of Tuscany, and wife of Odoardo
Famese, Duke of Parma], to the parents
of John Caryll; Piacenza, 16 Sept.
1648. Fr, Vfiik seals, ff. 2, 4.
[Lieut.] James CFerrall ; Borne, 13 Oct.
1685, f. 10.
[Philip Thomas Howard], Cardinal of
Korfolk; 22 Deo. 1685, f. 11.
[Boger Palmer, Earl of] Castlemaine;
Rome, 22 Apr. 1C86, f. 17.
Francesco d'Este [Duke of Modena];
Rome, 80 Not. 1686. Jtal With Ma2.
f. 22.
Laura, Duohees of Moden^ [widow of
Alfonso d'Este IV.]; Rome, 19 Apr.
1687. Fr, Yfiih seal. f. 27.
Bill of exchange, signed by [Henri de
Massu^, Marquis de] Ruyigny; Lon-
don, 18 Aug. 1687. Fr. f. 81.
[Sir] R[ichard] Bulstrode [Envoy at
Brussels] ; 25 Nov., 5 Dec. 1687, 2 Mar.
[1688], ff. 34, 39, 54.
[L'abate] G[asparo] Bizzioi ; Paris
26 Nov. 1687-31 May, 1688. Fr.
ff. 37, 51, 55, 61.
du Codebeau ; Modena, 31 Dec.
1687. Fr, f, 40.
S[cba8tiano] A[ntonio Tanara], Arch-
bishop of Damascus [Nuncio at Co-
logne, afterwards Cardinal] ; Cologne,
7 May, 1688. Fr. f. 59.
[Siduey Godolphin, Lord] Codolphin ;
London, 7 July, 1688, f. 68.
Giovanni Battista Pamphilio-Aldobrand-
ino; Rome, 3 Aug. 1688. Ital. f. 70.
[Forde Groy, Lord] Grey [of Werke,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,226—88,287.
afterwards Eari of Tankerville] ; Up- Caryll] ; 23 June, 1688-29 May, 171 f,
parke [East Harting], 10 Nov. 1680, ff. 111-114, 116-124, 127-129, 132-140.
f. 71. Mary Wright, "PriewBe indigne;" 24
Richard Oaryll ; 23 May, s.a. f. 90. May, 1699, f. 115.
Mary Caryll [Abbess of the Benedictine Maura Enightley; n.d, f. 119.
nunnery at Dunkirk, sister of J.
At f. 78 is a note of nurses, etc., apparently required by tlie Queen
at the birth of the Prince of Wales, in 1G88. Paper. Folio.
28,227-28,235. Original Correspondence of the family of Caryll, ^
West Grinntead, and Lady Holt, Harting, co. Sussex ; 1672-1768.
Nine volumes. Paper. Folio. The names of the writers will
appear in the Index. The extreme dates of the several volumes
are : —
28.227. Vol. I. 1672-1718.
28.228. „ II. 1719-1731.
28.229. „ III. 1732-1739.
28.230. „ IV. 1740-1747.
28.231. „ V. 1748-1765.
28.232. Vol. VI. 1756-1758.
28.233. „ vn. Jan. 1759-June, 17C0.
28.234. „ VIII. July, 1760-Dec. 1761.
28.235. „ IX. 1762-1768.
28.236. Original letters of George Osborne, editor of the "True
Briton," to John Caryll, of Lady Holt, Harting, Sussex ; 31 July,
1762-26 Dec. 1762. Included also are a few verses and literary
papers in the same hand ; and at ff. 79, 96 are letters to J. Caryll
from Marcellus Osborne. Paper. Folio.
28.237. Original letters addressed to members of the Caryll family ;
1 700-1 766. The writers are : —
[Sir] Roger L'Estrange ; 31 Aug.-22 Cct.
1700, ff. 1-15.
Henry Cope; Camp at Melden [Flan-
ders], 30 July, 1707, f. 18.
C[athariDe, wife of Robert Ptre, 7th
Lord] Petre; 3 Jan. 1713[4]. f. 21.
Thomas Southcott [General of the
English Benedictines] ; Cambray, 30
Apr. 1740, f. 23.
Mary Herbert [daughter of William Her-
bert, Marquis of Powis] ; London, 19
Nov. 1745, f. 25.
Mary Fr. Fermor [Abbess of the Bene-
dictine Nunnery at Dunkirk]: Dun-
kirk, 13 Feb , 7 Sept. 1749, ff. 27, 29.
M[«ry, wife of Thomas Petre, 6th Lord]
Petre; [29 Mar. «.a.], f. 32.
I^Sir] George Browne [of Kiddington,
Bart.] ; London, dc, n.d., 2 Apr. [1752],
21 Jan. 1752[3], ff. 35, 37, 39.
Edward Gibbon [father of the historian] ;
Paper. Folio.
Beriton, 21 Mar. 1753-11 Apr. 1756,
ff. 41-44.
[William] Pulteney [afterwards Earl of
Bath] ; Bath, 6 Dec 1737. f. 45.
Hfenry Bilson] Legge ; Admiralty, etc.,
24 Oct. 1743, 6. 20 May, 1746. ff. 47,
50, 52.
Thomas B. Bilson; Fyning, 16 Aug.
1744, f. 49.
[George Montagn] Dunk, [Eorl of] Hali-
fax ; Bushey Park, 13 July, 1745, f. 54.
Simeon Stuart; 4 Sept. 1748, f. 55.
William Hamilton ; Binderton, 29 Dec.
1744, f. 58.
Hutchins Williams [afterwards Bart.];
Fryars, [Chichester], 13 July, 1745,
f. 60.
Richard Norton [of Southwiok] ; Loudon,
4 Sept. 1716, f. 62.
Thomas Diunford [D.D.. vicar of Hart-
ing] ; Harting, 15 Oct. 1766, f. 70-
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,288-28,241. 455
88,288. Original letters addreseed to Kenneth Mackenzie, of Salter-
neas, co. Southampton, chiefly by Anne, widow of Francis Smith,
Lord Carrington, and daughter of William Herbert, 1st Marqiiifl of
Fowls, and by her niece, Lady Mary Herbert, daughter of William,
2nd Marquis of Powis, with other papers and letters respecting
Ladj Carrington's a&irs; 1718-1736. Many of the letters of
Lady Carrington, who was privately married to K. Mackenzie [see
Add. MS. 28,251, f. 221], are signed " A. Eives." Paper. Folio.
28,239. Original letters, chiefly addressed to Frances, widow of Ken-
neth Mackenzie, 4th Earl of Seaforth, and daughter of William
Herbert, 1st Marquis of Powis, relating partly to her own aflairs,
and partly to the Scotch rebellion of 1715; 1706-1718. Among
the writers are : —
[Simon Fraaer, Lord] Lovat, ff. 38-44.
[Lieiit.-Geiieral] William [afterwards
Earl] Oadogftu, ff. 45-48, 65-61.
[Major-General] J[oseph] Wightman,
f. 50.
Kenneth Mackenzlo, f. 110.
Lady Seaforth, ff. 2, 52, 53, 119, 120.
James Ersidne, ff. 4, 6.
Patrick Craufurd, ff. 13, 106.
Band Gouper, writer to the signet,
passim.
[Colonel] Alexander Mackenzie, ff. 80,
65, 68, 70, 78, 80.
Included also are the following papers : —
I.Bills of exchange, signed by [William Mackenzie, 5th Earl of]
Seaforth; London, 27 Jan., 17 Feb. 1714[5], ff. 8, 9.
2. Note of oompanies of Highland troops and their officers; [1715],
f. 21.
3. Account of Lord Seaforth's campaign in the Highlands, 8-13 Oct.
[1715]. In the band of W. Conper. f. 33.
4. '* The true merit of the Marq' of Huntly [Alexander €rordon], now
[2nd] Dnke of Gordon, w' all the present Goverment, which was
chiefly owing to y* zeall of S' Potter Fraser, of Dores, for the Royall
Family of Hannower, and to his Lordships great desyre of saweing
his person and estate from eminent danger." Imperfect f. 124.
Paper. Folio.
28.240. Miscellaneous household-books and accounts of the family of
Caryll; 1615-1736. Ff. 1-48 contain bills of fare for dinner and
Bupper [at Lady Holt?]; 21 Jan.-30 Mar. 1616. Paper. Folio.
28.241. 1. CouRTBOOK of the manor of Mershton [Merston, co. Sussex],
belonging to Sir John Caryll, Knt.; 34-41 Eliz. [1591-1599].
Lot. f. 2.
2. Miscellaneous accounts and memoranda by John Caryll [titular
Lord Caryll], and others of the same family ; 1682-1720, f. 12.
8. Accounts of Sir Edward Francis and Sir John Caryll, as trustees
for Sir John Leeds, of Wappingthome, co. Sussex; 1618-1626[6],
f. 82.
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4. " The Aocompt of S' William Morley, Knight, John Caryll, fisquier,
and Edward Thnrland, Esqnier, Executoi-s of the last will and
testament of Dame ElizabeUi Pnckeringe ;'* 1662. ^Si^ned by the
executors, f. 131.
6. Accounts of Lady Puckering's charitj*^ (of which the Carylls were
part- trustees), from land in Sidlesham Marsh ; 1674-1736, f. 139.
6. Accounts of John Caryll, of Lady Holt. 1720-1736; continued to
1739 by Lady Mary Caryll, his daughter-in-law, and her son, John
Caryll, f. 164.
7. Accounts of Fieldhouse farm ; 1722-1727, f. 242.
Paper. Folio.
28.242. HoasfiHOLD accounts and rentals of the family of Caryll,
chiefly respecting the Harting estates; 1631-1735. Paper. Folio.
28.243. Rentals, etc,, of the manors of Shiply, West Grinstead, Enip,
Washington, and Higham, and the farms of Horsham and Ruspnr,
belonging to the family of Caryll ; 1674-1736. Paper. Folio.
28.244. Bents of manors and miscellaneous acconnts of the family of
Caryll ; 1 674-1726. » At f. 1 67 b is the settlement of the estate of John
Caryll, titular Lord Caryll, ob. 1711. Paper. Folio.
28,246. Accounts of John Caryll, the elder, of " moneys disburst in
the country," 1694-1705, 1713-1716 ; followed by accounts of rents
received at Harting, 1719-1736. Paper. Folio.
28.246. Accounts of receipts of i ents and disbursements of John Caryll,
the elder, at West Grinstead ; 1706-1720. Paper. Folio.
28.247. JouiiNAL of the route from Paris to Home, by John [afterwards
titular Lord] Caryll in 1685 ; followed by other notes of travels in
France, and by private accounts of the third John Caryll of Lady
Holt in ] 750, 1761. Paper. Small Quarto.
28.248. Account of expenses of John Caryll, junior, for his own and
his father's family at Paris, ete.;Nov, 1714-Aug. 1716. Paper.
Marrow Octavo.
28.249. Miscellaneous accounts, tradesmen's bills, receipts, etc., of the
family of Caryll ; 1H76-1760. At ff. 308-397 are accounts respect-
ing medals struck in honour of Prince Charles Edward Stuart
in 1749, 1760. Paper. Folio.
28,260. Miscia.LANEOUS papers of the family of Caiyll, oonsisting of
law papers, copies of wills, abstracts, bonds, iuventories, etc. ; 1669-
1760. Pa|)er. Large Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS , 28,261, 28.262. 467
28.261. MiscELLAKEOus law papers, accounts, etc., of families oonnected
with the Carylls, viz. : —
1. Papers of Kenneth Mackenzie, 4th Earl of Seaforth, and Frances,
his wife, daughter of William Herbert, let Marquis of Powis ; 1690-
1727. f. 1.
2. Papers relating to Anne, Lady Carrington, her husband, Kenneth
Mackenzie [«ee f. 221], and her niece. Lady Mary Herbert ; 1701-
1763. [5<fc Add. MS. 28,238.] f. 51.
3. Papers of the family of Petre, consisting chiefly of a copy of the
marriage settlement of Catherine, wife of Bobert, 7 th Lord Petre,
and of rentals, accounts, eU. ; 1709-1732. f. 306.
Paper. Large Quarto.
28.262. Political, religious, and other tracts, by members of the
Garyll &mily and others. Liduded are : —
1. '* Whether the late Parliament Oath [of All^iance, 3 Jao. L, c. 4]
may bee lawfully taken, or no," by F. R. G., f. 1.
2. •* The Forme of Consecrating Math. Parker [as Archbishop of Canter-
bury], said to have been performed in y* chappell at Lambeth
Palla[oe] on Sunday, 17 Dec^ 1569." Latin. Certified copy by
James Holman, Eegistrar of Cambridge University, dat. 2 Nov.
1687. f. 24.
3. •* Reflections upon the League of Au[g]sburg ;" 1691, f. 26.
4. *• A Discourse concerning the Punishment of Roman Catholicks in
England;" 1666. The words "punishment of" are changed into
" vulgar mistakes and preiudices fomented against the " by another
hand, in which also are other corrections, f. 33. Other copies are
at ff. 126, 141, the latter in an enlarged form, under the title, '^ Not
guilty, or the plea of Roman Catholicks in England,^ in the hand of
John [afterwards titular Lord] Caryll.
6. Letter in defence of the Catholics, addressed to Charles IL by
William Bury Hutchinson; 30 Apr. 1679, f. 45.
6. '* The names of the members of the House of Commons who refused
to sign the Association to the Prince of Orange," [1688], f. 53.
7. Account of the life and death of James IL, being the circular letter
of the Community of the Visitation of Our Lady at Chaiilot ; 1 July,
1702. Fr. f. 59.
8. *' Debates in the H[ouse of Lords concerning] the Church's being [in
danger, 6 Dec] 1705," f. 82.
9. "A Review of y» State of y» British Nation;" 31 Dec, 1709, f. 90.
10. Proposals made to the Roman Catholics to put them '^in a way of
deserving some share in y* mercy and protection of y* Government."
Dr. S-ds ; 1719, f. 94. AVith an answer, f. 96.
1 1. Satirical epitaphs on Q[ueen] C[aroline, wife of George II. 6b, 1 787],
and S[ir] [Robert] W[alpole], the latter dated 3 Feb. 1 738 [9], ff. 98, 99.
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12. Articles, letters^ efc., by the third John Car^ll, contributed to the
" True Briton," etc.; 1751, and n.d., ff. 101. 172-227.
18. Satirical addresa of the '' Corporation of Goldfindem " to the King
[George III. ?] on his accession ; [? 1761], f. 108.
14. *' The state of the case as to the Stewardship and retnme of
members to serve in Parliament for the borough of Bramber," co.
Sussex; circa 1710-1730, f. 110.
15. " Consideracions touching y* Great Question of y* Kings Bight in
Dispencing with penall Lawes;" circa 1680, f. 114.
16. ** Keflections upon y* Expediency of a War at present with
France;" 1677. In the handwriting of John [afterwards titular
Lord] Caryll. f. 133.
17. Proposals respecting a " New and compleat body of Laws," by the
third John Caryll, f. 151.
18. Translations, theological commonplaces^ medical recipes, accounts,
eie,, mostly in the hand of John [titular Lord] Caryll, ff. 169-171,
232-332.
19. " A Summary of A Revealed Religion contained in a letter to a
Person of quality," by J[ohn] C[aryU] ; 12 May, 1698. f. 333. *
20. Meditations on Death, etc., with other theological tracts, ff. 342-
364.
21. " Des Grandeurs de la Vierge," by [Jacques] Gironx [Gironst],
Jesuit. Fr. f. 365.
22. " Panegiryque de St. Augustin," by [Esprit] F16chier [Bishop of
Nismes], f. 375.
23. " On Devotion to the blessed Virgin Mary," by a Jesuit, f. 387.
24. Engravings, cbiefly of places in Holland, £ 412.
Paper ; xvuth and xvriith centt. Folio.
28.253. MiscELLANEX)irs political, satirical and other pieces in verse,
by members of the Caryll family and others. Eng., Lot., and Fr,
At f. 3 is a copy of Sir Philip Sidney's song, "Ring out your
bells," dated 1584. Paper; xvith— xviiith centt. Folio.
28.254. Lbtter-book of an English Catholic residing at Florence,
together with papers, extracts and notes on theological subjects,
chiefly respecting points disputed between Catholics and Protestants ;
1710, 1711. Paper. Folio.
28.255. L'heptameron des Nouvelles; by Marguerite de Valois,
daughter of Charles d'Orl^ans, comte d'Angouleme, and wife of
Henri d'Albret II., King of Navarre ; showing considerable varia-
iions in orthography from the printed work, first published in 1558.
Imperfect, beginning, " Mais pour oe que le nombre des bandoliers
eBtout le plus grand," in the prologue, and ending with the 69th
tale. Paper ; with the date 1 550 stamped on the edges. In the
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28,256^28,860. 459
original binding of tooled leather, stamped with medallions of
Plato and Dido. With the book-plate of Nioolas Joseph Foncault.
Folio.
28.266. The Bevelation of St. John, translated into English by John
AVjcliflFe, preceded by a prologue. The last two verses of the last
chapter are wanting. Vellum ; late xivth cent. At the end, f. 26,
is the note, "This Booke belonges to Mr. Peter Dowdall, which
he bought in France y* 25fch of July 1601. Henry Fox."
Duodecimo.
28.267. 1. ** Sanas Chormaic mic Cuileannain ;'* the Irish Glossary
of Cormac M'^Culinan, King of Munster and Bishop of Cashel,
copied by Peter O'Connell [see Whitley Stokes' "Old Irish Glossa-
riea," p. viii.], with marginal notes and various readings added by
Dr. John O'Donovan and Eugene O'Curiy, f. 2 b.
2. " Ua dubhagain c[e]c[ini]t foras focal ;" a poem on the " knowledge
of words," or metrical glossary by [John] Ua Dubhagain [0*Dugan] ;
followed by an alphabetical glossary of the words given in the
poem, aB far as N., in the same hand, f. 42 b.
Paper ; xixth century. Quarto,
28.268. Irish glossary of Peter O'Connell [o6. 1824]. Copied from
a MS., in the library of Trinity College, Dublin, by Anthony
Cuny; 1843. With a few notes by Eugene O'Curry. Paper.
Quarto.
28.269. CoRRSSPOifDENCE between the Princess Sophia Dorothea, wife
of George Louis, Elector of Hanover, [afterwards George I., of
England], and Philip Christoph, Count Konigsmarck ; 1691-1693.
French, Copies made from the onginals in the library of Upsala,
by J. A. Gadd ; with preliminary indexes, notes, decipherings, etc,^
by Mrs. Mary Anne Everett Green. At f. 1 is an original letter
from [? Friedrich Albrecht, Count von] Schulenburg [Klosterroda]
to M.A.K Green; Closter-Roda, 18 Aug. 1850. Paper; circa 1850.
Polio.
28,260. 1 . A TREATISE on the four ages of man, '' ce est enfance,
iouent, moien aage et uillesce." French, The fourth part is wanting.
The prologue begins, '* Cil qui fit cest compe auoit lxx anz passez
quant il lemprist," and the text, " Nostre sires dex qui tot set et
tot puet et goueme dona de sa grace as petiz enfanz." f. 3.
2. La Lucidaire ; a French translation of the Elucidarium, attributed
to St. Anselm of Canterbury and to Honorius of Autun. Beg.,
•• Souentes fois mont requis nostre disciple." See P. Paris, " Les
MSS. Fran9ois de la Bibl. du Eoi," ii. 104. f. 36.
3. ''Li liures des bestes;" the spiritual application of the Bestiary
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in French Terse. It is stated in the prologue to have been extracted
by '* Oemases " from the Latin, and St. Chrysostom is referred to
as treating of the " semblances des bestes." The prologue begins :
** Gil fablaor qni toz iors mantent
£t qui de riens ne se dosmantent"
The text begins :
*' Troia natures ba li lions
£t iii significations.*'
and ends :
*' Jd fenist li bestiaires
Plus nen auolt en lessemplare
Et de mentir seioit folie
Qui plus en set plus^uos endie
Geruaises qui le romain fit
Plus nen troua ne plus nen dit
Ci fenist li liures des bestes
Dex nos gart nos biens et nos testes.'*
In Sloane MS. 278, f. 44, with part of the work of Hugo de
Folieto, " De bestiis et aliis rebus," is a very similar Latin prose
treatibo, possibly the original of this work. f. 84.
At the beginning and end are inserted leaves containing : — ^Frag-
ments of a Latin grammatical treatise, f. 1 ;— Fragment of the
"Aurora," or Latin metrical Bible History of Petrus de Riga,
comprising part of the History of Bel and the Dragon, and of the
Bouk of Judith, f. 101. Vellum ; late xiiith cent. Bound in wooden
boards, covered with stamped leather, of the xvth cent. On f. 2 b
is the note, ** Jo[hann]is devantorij al[ia]8 Sapientis 1602." Small
Quarto.
58.261. Antiphonary, probably of the Augustinian use, with musical
notes. Imperfect; containing the psalms, hymns, and antiphons
for the canonical hours for feiial days (wanting the beginning
of Lauds), f. 1 ; the Antiphons of the Virgin, f. 110 ; Psalms, f.
116; and part of the "propria" for the feast of St. Augustine, f.
136. Vellum ; written in Spain, early in the xvith cent. With an
illuminated initial at f. 136. Large Folio.
28.262. Original Letters of Antonio Perez, secretary to Philip IL, of
Spain, to the King, with copious marginal notes and instructions
by the latter; 1666-1679. Spanish. See the Catalogue of Spanish
MSS. Included is an original letter from [Francesco Maria de'
Medici], Grand Duke of Tuscany, to Philip IF. ; Florence, 16 Jan.
1676. Hal With seal f. 77. Paper. Folio.
28.263. Original letters of Matteo Vasquez, Secretary to Philip IL,
'^f Soain, to the Kin^, with copious marginal nofps rmH inn+vt^wi
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ADDITIONAL MBS., 28,264—28,268. 461
by the latter; 1574-1591. Spanish. Ses the Catalogue of Spanish
MSS. Paper. Folio.
28,264. 1. Original letters of Philip II., of Spain, to Emmanuel
Philibert, Duke of Savoy; 4 May, 1657-16 Aug. 1558. Spanish.
Signed^ with aulograph postcripts; a few holograph. With seah*
f. 1.
2. Original letters from Don Juan de Austria, natural son of the
Emperor Charles V., to Don Diego de Espinosa, Cardinal -bishop of
Siguen9a, President of the council, with a few to the King;
2 June, 1568-19 Nov. 1570. Spanish. Signed and holograph.
With seals, f. 56.
See the Catalogue of Spanish MSS. Paper. Folio.
28.266. PoFMS, etc., of Robert BloomOeld; 1798-1823. Chiefly
autograph; with corrections. The contents are: — " Rural Tales,"
e/c, preceded by an account of their composition, etc, ; dat. Feb.
1802, f. 1 ;— " The Banks of Wye ; " 1807. Two copies, and part
of a third, f. 97 ; ** Oakley Hall, or May Day with the Muses ; "
1822- Three copies, the last two in the hand of Charles Bloom-
field, f. 214 ;— " Hazlewood Hall, a village drama;" 1823, f.
298 ; — Miscellaneous pieces, including ** My Garden," " Jennet,"
ete., f. 334 ; — and, reversing the volume, biographical sketches by
R. Bloomfield of his associates in London; Oct. 1811, f. 400 b.
Paper. Folio.
28.266. Poems, cfc., of Robert Bloomfield, viz:— "Wild Flowers;"
1803-1805. Two copies, f. 1 ;— Two prefaces to the "Farmer's
Boy," with biographical notes, etc., and copies of letters; 1798.
Par;ly printed, f. 83 ;— " The History of Little Davy's New
Hat;" 12 Nov. 1801, f. 134 b. Autograph; with ooiTections.
Paper. Quaito.
28.267. "Journal of a ten days' tonr from Dley in Gloucestershire
by way of Ross, down the River Wye to Chepstow, Abergavenny,
Brecon, Hereford, Malvern, etc,, etc,, Aug. 1807," by Robert Bloom-
field ; with sketches in Indian ink and pencil, maps, etc. Autograph.
Paper. Oblate quarto.
28.268. Orioijjal letters of Robert Bloomfield, principally to members
of his own family, with a few addressed to him by Capel LofiPt
and others ; 1788-1823. Included also are the following letters : —
[David Stewart Erskine, Earl of] Buchan, to Messrs. Longman and
Co., respecting the publication of Bloomfield's " Wild Flowers ; "
Edinburgh, 11 Mar. 1806, f. 197 ;— Samuel Rogers to T. Park;
njd, f. 447; — Correspondence between members of Bloomfield's
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family and his publishers, with accounts, etc, ; 1823-1831, f. 455.
Paper. Folio.
28.269. Four letters of William Penn to George Fox, Robert Vickris,
and John Gratton, \?ith a grant from the same to John Everoid
of land in Pennsylvania, and a letter from Hannah, his second
wife, to Elizabeth Taylor, daughter of Eobert Vickris; 1674-
1700. Copies from originals in the posse^ision of Samuel Gumey,
Esq. Paper; 1870. Folio. Presented by S^ Gumey, Esq.
28.270. " To v€ov 7rapaS€ia-i[o]v :** lives of saints compiled from the
AeifjioivdpLov of Sophronius of Jerusalem, the Aeifuov wyevfiarucoq of
Joannes Moschus, etc. Preceded by lives of the Empress Theodora,
[to be read on Orthodoxy Sunday] and her husband, the Emperor
Theophilus, and by an extract from a life of Et^aias, the monk and
hermit of Nicomedia, fiF. 1, 16 b, 26 b. Greek, Vellum ; written by
Nicolas the scribe, a.m. 6619 = a.d. 1111. In xvth cent, binding
of wooden boards covered with stamped leather. Quarto.
28.271. Hours, efc, in Jtaftn, viz : — " OflBcium beate Marie uirginis
* secundum consuetudinem sancte Romane cnrie," f. 1 ; — " Officium
defunctorum," f. 93; — "Septem psalmi penitentiales," f. 139; —
«*Letania," f. 150 b;—" Officium crucis,'* f. 161 ;— " Confexio dicen-
damante missam," f. 172 ; — Missa Virginis MarisB, f. 173b ; — CollectaB
SS. Francisci, Hieronymi, et Mariae Magdalenae, f.l80. VoUum ; late
xvth cent. Written in Spain. Eicbly illuminated ; having miniature
initials and deep borders of a floriated pattern, with amoretti and
grotesque animals. On f. 1 is a coat of arms: party per bend
sinister, azure and or, a leopard rampant argent. Octavo.
28.272. Correspondence of the family of Pandolfini, of Florence,
consisting of seventy original letters, and a few copies; 1466-1532.
Italian. Included also are : —
l.**Sennone sopra Teletione del' Gonfaloniere, composto da Pier
filippo d'Alesf=andro Pandolfini alia fine dell' anno mdxxvii," f. 106.
2. "Oratione Di Pier filippo d'Alessandro Pandolfini al Polo de firenze,
Kecitata da lui nel tempio de S. Lorenzo ; " 28 Jan. 1528, f. 116.
3. ** Orazione di Pier filippo d'Alessandro Pandolfini alia signioria,"
f. 131.
4. Address to the Pope [Leo X.] from the republic of Florence against
the Soderini family [after the ezpulsion of Pietro Soderini in 1512].
Lot. f. 134.
Paper. Folio.
28.273. Memorandum-book of John Locke, Solicitor, father of the
philosopher; 1623-1655. Among the contents are: —
1. Forms of licenses, bonds, warrants, recognisances and other legal
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instruments, taken from proceedings at general Beseions in co.
Somerset; 1629-1631, flf. 1, 35.
2. ^'Nomina decimarum infra Hnndreda de Chew, Cbewton et
Kainsham [Keynsbam]," f. 29.
3. *' ITie Lord Bishop of Armagh's [James Ussher] direction to the
Howse of Parliament concerning the Liturgie and Episcopale Go-
vernment, beeing therunto required by them in A° 1640," f. 31.
4. Assessments of subsidies, rates for troops, hospitals, etc., in co.
Somerset, chiefly in the hundreds of Keynsham, Chew and Cbewton ;
1569-1649, ff. 36-58, 60, 84, 87-101, 119-123.
5. Proportion of shipping in England and Wales " to bee made roadie
against the first daie of March Anno Dom. 1635[6]," f. 58 b.
6. List of the hundreds and tithings of Somersetshire, f. 61 b.
7. Names of the justices and grand jury at the assizes at Bath; 24
July, 1637, f. 82 b.
8. *' The Protestacon by order of Parliament," in defence of ** true
Eeforined Protestant Religion," 6 May, 1641 ; with note by John
Locke of his having made it in Publoe church, on 3 Apr. 1642,
f. 86.
9. " To ring tunes on 5 bells," f. 102.
10. "The names of the Lords Lieutenants nominated by y* House
of Commons;" Feh. 1641[2], f. 103 b.
11. " The mnster Roll of the CoUonel Sir Hawfe Hopton, Knight, his
Band of 200 foote Soldiers," in East Somerset ; Bath, 21, 22 May,
1639, f. 105.
12. Men and Weapons to be provided by the clergy of the deaneries of
Frome and Bedminster, f. 115b.
13. "Particulars and values of Feers tenement in Belluton now in the
poBsesfidon of Henry Stickland given in by him;" 24 Dec, 1655,
f. 124.
14. Definitions of Philosophy and of the "kindes of teachinge morall
philosophic," f. 125.
16. ** Rents due to my Landlord Co" Alex' Popham out of the 3 Tene-
ments I hold in Publoe ; " 1650, f. 127.
16. ** De pronidentia Dei," " De prasdestinatione," " Propositiones
Catholicffi," ele. LaL and Eng, flf. 129 b-135 b.
17. " Copia Actus locationis Menssd DominicsB in Ecclesia S** Gregorii
Civitatis London." Lat. f. 136.
18. " Character of Drunkenness," f. 137.
19. Medical and other recipes with various names attached, including
a recipe for a " weapon-salve," communicated by Alderman John
Locke, of Bristol, in 1650, fF. 138, 140 b, 145 b.
20. Receipt of rent of Publoe from John Locke; 11 Dec. 1638,
Signed by " William Heale." f. 145.
21. Dates of the births of John Locke, senior, and of his brothers and
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,274, 28,276.
sisters, and of the deaths of his mother and of Arthur Lansdon
and Anne, wife of John Lansdon ; 1603-1 624[5]. Lat. f. 157 b.
Paper. Six leaves have been cut out at the beginning. Small
Quarto.
28.274. " The General History of England," by Sir James Tyrrell.
The third volume of the printed edition of 1704, with numerous
manusciipt additions apparently dictated by the author. Im-
perfect, beginning at p. 51 and ending at p. 810. Paper; xvinth
cent. Folic.
28.275. Original correspondence, etc, of Jacob Tonson and his son,
Jacob Tonson, junior, booksellers ; 1710-1782. Many of the letters
in the latter part of the volume are addressed to Messrs. James
Rivington and Fletcher. Among the writers are : —
[Sir] G[odfrey] Kneller; n.d., f. 7.
J[ohii] Gay; n.d., f. 8.
N[ichola8]Kowe; 1 Aug. 1716, f. 22.
[Rev.] Thomas Pyle ; Lynn, 17 Sept.
1716, f. 24.
W[illiam Wake, Archbishop of] Canter-
bury; 19 Sept. 1717, f. 31.
H[umphrey] Frideaux [Dean of Nor-
wich]; Norwich, 1 Mar. 1717[8], 15
June. 1719. flf. 34, 64.
Laurence Echard [Archdeacon of Stow] ;
Louth, 4 June-22 June, 1720, ff. 39,
71, 78-81, 102, 108.
John Oldmixon ; Bridgewater, 13 Dec.
1718-29 Oct. 1720. ft 46, 84, 95,
133.
Arthur Charlett [D.D., Master of Uni-
versity CkjUege, Oxford]; 17 June,
1719, f. 62.
Edward Vernon; Trin. Coll., Cambridge,
21 June, 1719, f. 56.
Bichard Steele; 19 July, 1719, Edin-
burgh. 22 Aug. 1720, flf. 67, 114.
J[ohn] Hughes ; 17 Aug. 1719, f. 61.
H[enry] Luflf; Corpus Christi Coll.,
Oxford, 26 Aug. [1719], f. 63.
Edmund Prideaux; Norwich, 17 Dec.
1719, f. 76.
A[bel] Evans ; St. John's College, Oxford,
18 Jan. 17iJ . f. 82.
W[illiam] Mount; London, 8 Mar. 1719
[20], f. 89.
A[lexander] Pope; 20 Jan. 172} and
n.d., flf. 228-242.
[? Johann Budolph] BToltzer; Berne, 11
Not. 1730. Fr, f. 266.
S[amuel] Speed, on tiie family of Hosey;
Marshfield, 19 June, 1732, f. 276.
Christopher Tilson ; Trrasury Chambers,
19 June, 1732, f. 278.
Edward Draper; Newent, 1 Sept. 1733,
f. 291.
Lewis Theobald ; 2 Jan. 1733 [4],f. 310.
[John Boyle, earl of] Orrery ; Marston,
20 Jan. 173}, f. 346.
W[aiiam] Oliver; Bath, 28 June~12
July, 1735, ff. 356-361.
Tobias Smollett; CTieL»ea,14 Apr. 1757.
f. 382.
J[ame8] Hervey [MA., Rector of Weston-
Flavcll] ; Weston, 16 Apr. 1757, flf.
385, 386.
Robert Urie ; Glasgow, 14 Dec. 1757,
f. 387.
John Ash ; Birmingham, 16 Feb. 1758,
f. 394.
Katharine Dormer ; 21-24 July, s.a., AT.
475-479.
S[amuel] Croxall [D.D., Canon of
Hereford] ; Hereford, 10 Mar. ».a., f.
491.
T[homas] Tickell ; n-d., f. 495.
[Charles Douglas, Duke of] Queensberry ;
n.d., f. 498.
Included also, among other papers, accounts, lottery-tioketa, efc.,
are : —
1. Papers relating to the " Lexicon Heptaglotton '* of Dr. Edmund
Castell; 1660, 1661, if. 1-3.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28,276-28,280. 465
2. Certificate of baptism of Mary, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth
Pawlett, of Grantham ; 23 May, 1 680, f. 4.
3. ^' A draught of the Imperiall and Saxon forces as they lay encampt
beyond the Bhine near Manheim the ^^^thof July 1691," f. 5.
4. Engagement by Jacob Tonson, sen., to pay to William Congreve 20
guineas for a reprint of a volume of poems ; 18 June, 1710, f. 12.
6. Will of Samuel Swift, of Worcester, '^. ; 6 July, 17 10. Copy. f. 13.
6. Beoeipts on account of the '' Oeuvres diverses " of Jean Baptiste
Bousseau, published in 1723. Printed; M^n«(2 by [ J. B.] Bousseau. ff.
200-213.
Paper. Quarto.
S8,276. Papebs of Jacob Tonson, the bookseller, with miscellaneous
pieces in prose and verse, including : —
1,. Diary, by Jacob Tonson, relating to his estate at Ledbury, household
affairs, etc.; 1720-1723, f. 1.
2. " Letter of the Fr[ench] King to the C[oun]t D'Estrades from St.
Germain en Laye;" 27 Aug. 1722. TranskUion. f. 75.
3. " The Vision," a satire in verse. Imperf. f. 87.
4. ** Some Fables of ^Isop Putt into English Verse '' by J. Herbert ;
followed by a few LcUin poems in the same hand, f. 92.
6. *• An ode of Vida imitated by Mr. [Thomas] Tristram of Pemb[roke]
Coll., Oxon. ;" 2 Dec. «.a., f. 171.
6. " Art of Poetry," by Basil Kennett, President of Corpus Christi
College, Oxford, f. 173.
•7. Portions of a translation of Plutarch's Lives, with corrections;
partly in the hand of Laurence Echard, f. 182.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
28,877. '* Apollonu Bhodii Argonautica e manuscriptis codicibus iv.,
adhibitis doctorum virorum et suis etiam conjecturis, emendavit et
descripsit in futurnm filii sui Hadriani usum Bichardus Frandscns
Philippus Brnnck." Oreeh. At the end is the note, " Subcesivis
horiB librum hunc descripsi anno 1776." Vellum. Small Folio.
28.278. " Valerii Maximi dictorum memorabilium et f[ac]torum "
Hbri iz. ; with marginal and interlinear notes and gloss, and with
an index prefixed. At the end is a lunar table, compiled at Paris
and written in 1428. Paper ; written in Italy, by two ^different
hands, early in the xvth cent. From the library of H.B.H. the
Duke of Sussex. Quarto.
28.279. Alkxandri de Villa Dei Doctrinale Puerorum; with a few
marginal and interlinear notes. Vellum ; written in Italy early in
the xvth cent. Quarto.
28.280. Ebbrhardi Bethumensis Grs&ciBinus, sive de grammatica
MSS.— 1870. 2 H
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466 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,281— 28,290-
Gxadca carmen hexametrum. Imperfect at the end. Paper ; xvtk
cent. Small Folio.
28,281-28,284. The " Graecum Lexicon Manuale " of Benjamin Hederic,
edited by Johann August Emesti. Printed ; 'Lei'pzig, 1767. Inter-
leaved and filled with numerous additions and corrections by
Godfried Heinrich Schasffer. See notice of this MS. in the preface
to Valpy's edition of Estienne's Greek Thesaurus. Four Yolumes.
Paper; XVIII th cent. Quarto.
28,285-28,807. Notes of Academical lectures at the Universities oi
Utrecht, Leyden, Groningen, etc. Twenty-three volumes. Paper ;
xviith-xixth centt. Quarto. The contents are : —
28.285. l.'*Johannis Georgii Graevii explicationes ac noted datas ad
diem viii. Februarii, 1670, ad Terentium," f 1.
2. " JohanniB Graevii, Historiarum ac Eloquentiae I^rofessoris in inclyta
Ultrajectinorum Academia disertissimi, explicationes et notee ad
Justinum," f. 119.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
28.286. 1. "DiCTATA .... Petri Burmanni, Historiarum, Gra&cso
Linguae, EloquentisB, etc., Profess^ris ordinarii in Academia, qusa
est Lugduni Batavorum, in libros tres Pomponii Melse de G«o*.
graphia," f. 1.
2. Ejusdem ** Animadversiones in Johannis Henrici Boecleri de sorip-
toribus tam Greecis quam Latinis commentationem," f. 150.
Paper; early xviiith cent. Small Quarto. ,
28.287. " PtTRi Burmanni Dictata in Suetonium de vita Augusti.
Liber Secundus ;" 1726. Paper. Small Quarto.
28.288. *' [Carou Andreae] Dukeri Dictata in Orationes Ciceronis in
Catilinam. Anno 1733." Paper. Small Quarto.
28.289. 1.**Annotata ad Epicteti Enchiridion ex ore clarissimi viri
C. A. Dukeri," f. 2.
2. Ejusdem " Dictata et Observationes .... in Cebetis Thebani
Tabulam," f. 83.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Belonged in 1789 to M. Tydeman. Small
Quarto.
28.290. 1. TiBERii Hemsterhusii [Professor at Leyden] ** prolegomena
in Homerum," et " Not» in Homeri Iliada A ejusque Scholia," f. 2.
2. Ejusdem ''prolegomena et argumenta in Aristophanis Plutum,"
f. 43.
3. " Soholiastes Aristophanis Pluti Latine versus." Unfinished, f. 71.
4. '' Dictata .... Tiberii Hemsterhusii in ^schinis Socratici dialogos
tres." Imperfect, f. 76.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Belonged to M. Tydeman. Small Quarto.
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S8,201. " DicTATA in veras stirpes vocum Qrcecamm, sicnt in Lexicis
adhibentnr, [Johannis] D[anieli8] Lennepii [Professor at Gronin-
gen and Franeker]." Paper; xvnitli cent. Belonged to M. Tyde-
man. Small Qnarto.
28.292. '' Johannis Lulofs annotationum in PufendorEi de officio ho-
minis et civis librum primum. Pars prima. Anno 1762." Chap-
ters IV. to VI. Paper. Small Quarto.
28.293. 1. Johannis Meursii [Professor at Leyden] ad Aristophanis
Plutum et Acharnenses notes, f. 1.
2. Ejnsdem notae ad Pindari Olympia et Pythia, f. 17.
8. Ejusdem notae ad Callimachi Hymnos, f. 59.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
28.294. " DiCTATA .... Francisci Oudendorpii in Ciceronis aliquot
epistolas ex libro qui vulgo inscribitur ad Familiares;" with an
index at the end. Paper ; xvinth cent. Quarto.
28.295. 28,296. " Francisci Oudendorpii, in hac Lugdunensi praeclari
Academia Professoris dexterrimi, dictata in Pomponium Melam.
Anno MDOCXLii." Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
28.297. 1. "Dictata. . . . F. Oudendorpii, &c., ad Pomponium Melam
de Situ orbis." Another report of the lecture in the preceding
volumes, f. 1.
2. "Francisci Oudendorpii dictata in Eutropii Libros" vni.-x., f.
128.
3. Ejusdem " dictata .... in selectas Ciceronis Epistolas," 23 Sept.
1792. See Add. MS. 28,294. f. 286.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
28.298. 1. " Sebaldi Eauii, Professoris Literarum Orientalium in Aca-
demia Trajecti Batavorum, dictata in J. C. Brucheri Isagogcn
Grammaticam, ad annum 1750 et 51. A. I. Gysinch." f. 1.
2. Ejusdem "dictata .... in quaadam Psalmorum loca," f. 171.
Paper ; xvrath cent. Small Quarto.
28.299. " Clarissimi [Davidis] Bhunkenii in Suetonium dictata quce-
dam, scripta A» 1777-78. H. Q. T. Hahn." Paper. Small
Quarto.
28.300. "Dictata Clarissimi [Davidis] Bhunkenii in Antiquitates
Bomanas," followed by another report of the same. Paper ; xvnith
cent. Small Quarto.
28.301. "Dictata .... Christophori Saxii in Horatii Tursellini
Epitomarum Historiarum a Mundo condito" libros iii. ; preceded
by " Prolegomena." Paper ; xvinth cent. Small Quarto.
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468 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,302--28,313.
28,302. 1. "DiCTATA. . . . Petri Wesselingii ad Djonjsii Alexandrini
de situ orbis libnun," f. 2.
2. Ejnsdem " ad antiq[uitates] gr[8BcaR] diotata," f. 98.
3. " Lectiones public© .... Petri Weesselingii, Professoris ordinarii
in Alma Academia TJltrajectina," consisting of notes of seven lec-
tures, f. 163.
Paper ; xvuitb cent. Small Quarto.
28,803. " D[anielis] Wytenbaohii [Professor at Amsterdam] dictata in
Ciceionem de OflBciis. Ab anno 1816-1817." Paper. Small
Quarto.
28.304. Anonymi annotata in Titii Livii libros i. ii. v. Paper;
xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
28.305. Anonymi annotata in Caii Suetonii vitam C. Julii Cassaris ;
6 Apr. 1770. Paper. Small Quarto.
28.306. Anonymi observationes in Epistolas Cioeronis ad Familiaree.
Paper ; syiiith cent. Small Quarto.
28,807. Anonymi annotata in Lucii Annaai Flori epitomen rerum
Eomanarum; 7 Oct.-17 Dec. 1705. Paper. Small Quarto.
Medical notes and obseryations compiled from ancient and
modem sources, and classified under various heads, with an index on
f. 369 b. Latin, and occasionally French. At the end, f. 443, is the
note, " Fin 1568 le 5 Jour de Januier." Inserted also are the fol-
lowing papers : —
1. '' M^moire des Medicamens bimples et composes qui sent necessaires
pour le service de THdpital Ambulant de Tarm^ de Baviere Com-
mand6e par M*' le Marechal Due de Broglie, 1743;" with similar
papers relating to the medical service of the French army in 1747,
one of them signed by [Hyacinthe Theodore] Baron, Dean of the
Faculty of Medicine at Paris, f. 410.
2. Drafts of letters, medical and meteorological memoranda and notes
of cases at the Hotel Dieu, etc., some referring to H. T. Baron ; 1787-
1788, f. 417.
Paper. On f. 1 b is tbe note, ** Boisgaultier Medicus Blfe8[en8is]
Cal. May 1608 ex done me possidet." Folio.
28,809-28,818. Extractts by Josiah Wedgwood from the transactions
of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences at Upsala, including
papers by Carl Linn^, Georg Brandt, Carl Harlman, and others ;
1739-1776. Translated partly from a German version, and partly
from tbe Swedish. Five volumes ; with tables of contents. Paper ;
xviTitb cent. Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,314-28,826. 469
28,314-28,818. Extracts, hj Josiali Wedgwood, from various printed
works, transactions of scientific societies, etc., relating to metallurgy,
chemistry, eie. Five volumes, with tables of contents. Paper;
zvinth cent. Octavo.
28,819. Becipes for cookery, with directions for serving dinners pre-
fixed. Paper; early xrnth cent. Octavo.
28.320. Domestic and medical recipes. Paper; late xnith cent.
With the bookplate of Sir Francis Fust, Bart., of Hill Court, co.
Olouoester (1728-1769), and at the end an engraved shield bhowing
the marriages of the Fust feunily. Small Quarto.
28.321. Copy of Declarations of public accounts, the Hon. Henry
Boyle [afterwards Lord Carleton] being Chancellor of the Exchequer ;
7 June, 1705-21 Apr. 1708. Paper; xviiith cent. With the royal
arms on the covers. Folio.
28.322. Analysis of Aristotle's Ethics and Bhetoric, made by Eegi-
nald Heber for his degree at Oxford, 1805. Autograph,
Included also are : —
1. Designs by B. Heber for his rectory at Hodnet, ff. 30 b, 77 b.
2. Original letters of B. Heber, when Bishop of Calcutta, to [Robert]
Mitford [Judge of appeal at Dacca] and his wife ; Dacca, 18, 20 July
[1824], ff. 79, 81, 82.
3. Original letters of B[obert] Mitford to his brother, the Bev. John
Mitford ; Calcutta, Dacca, 28 July, 1824, 22 Dec. 1825, 18 Apr.
1826, ff. 83, 85, 87.
4. S. T. Coleridge's Epitaph on Sir James Mackintosh, in the hand of
B. Heber, f. 89.
Paper. From the library of the Bev. John Mitford. Small Quarto.
28.323. ''Establishment of the Land Forces, 1739;" consisting of
tables of the numbers, pay, allowances, etc,, of the several army
corps at home and in the colonies, e<c., with lists of officers and
copies of royal warrants^ At f. 45 is the " Succession of colonels to
the several troops and r^menta,'' from temp. Chas. IL to 1739.
On the title page is the note, ** Examined by Wm. Hetzler." Paper.
Quarto.
28,824. Original notarial instruments of sales of houses and land,
grants of dower, wills and various contracts, executed in Venice ;
144a-1714. Latin And Italian. Vellum. Folio.
28,325. Plats acted apparently at the College of Toul, on the Mc^elle,
and at Aosta ; drca 1634-1648. Lai. and Fr. :—
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470 ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,886-28,828.
1. " Hormifidas Tragedia," in five acts with arguments ; dedicated to
Thomas of Savoy [Prince de CarigDan]. Laiin; with entr'actes
in French* f. 1.
2. "Action touchant la misere d'vne Ame Damnee," f. 33.
3. ** Enstache," in five acts, with a prologue ; 1634. Fr, and Lot.
i.Zl.
4 " Belissarius Tragoedia. Exhibita Tullj anno 1634 in Baochana-
libus ;" in five acts, with a prologue. Lot. and Fr, f. 66.
5. ** Pastorelle de S** Doroth6e," in three acts, f. 91.
6. "Saincte Brigide," with music to two songs; written for the
pensionaries " des religieuses de la congregation nostre Dame,'' to
be performed at the Carnival in 1647, f. 96.
7. " Cor mundum crea in me Deus," an ode in French ; 1648, f. 97.
8. ** fiilaria Dramatica in ipsis Baccanalibus exhibita AugnstiB
PrsBtoriae [Aosta, Savoy] in aula majori Sti Francisci coram
Ill«»o Episcopo Augustensi, etc., 1644;" with a prologue and
epilogue, and music to some of the songs. A list of the names of
the actors is prefixed. French, f. 98.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small quarto.
28,826. **The High way to Hedelbergh by T[homas] Fair&x, y
first Baron [Fairfax] of Cameron :" a political tract on affidrs of
the Palatinate, and war with Spain; temp, Jas. I. The last
paragraph has the note, "From this asteric is added the words
y* follow in the copy signed by T, Fairfax." Paper; xvuth cent.
Folio.
28.327. " A BooKE of Phisicke, Surgery, Preserves, and Cookery, with
Sondrie other Excellent Receites, Anno Dni, 1621 ;" divided into
two parts. Medical and Culinary, with an alphabetical index to
each. At f. 9 is " An Advise sett downe by the Queenes Majesties
[Elizabeth] expresse comaundement in the xxi yeare of her
Majesties Eaigne [1578-9] by the best learned in Phisick" for
the prevention and cure of the plague. At ff. 210, 232 b are
some additional medical recipes. Paper. In the original binding,
with brass comerpieces. Formerly belonging to Margaret Yel-
verton, and with the bookplate of Thomas Stephens of the Inner
Temple. Folio.
28.328. Le'^al papers relating chiefly to Bishop-Stortford, co. Hert^
ford; 1614[5]-1690. Included are :— Will of John Spyser; 31
Jan. 1514[5], f. 1 ; — Leases from the churchwardens of Stortford
to Henry VVallis of houses in Stortford ; 8 Nov. 1670, 20 June,
1690. Signed by H. Wallis. ff. 3, 10 ;— Mortgage from James
Boreham, of Koydon, co. Essex, to William Poole, of Wormley, co.
Hertford, of lands called Peooll's Croft, Leonard's Close, etc,, in
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,329—28,333. 471
Roydon; 24 Apr. 1679: with assignment to William Adams;
3 May, 1682. Signed, ff. 4, 4 b.
Paper. Folio. Presented by Sir Oeorge Buckeii^ Bart,
28.329. Diploma of the degree of Doctor of Civil and Canon Law,
grauted to Simon de Prsetis, of Fesaro, by the University of
Perogia ; 27 Oct. 1631. With the subscription of Marcus Turellus,
Chancellor of the diocese. Latin. Vellum. In binding of stamped
and gilt vellum. Small Quarto.
28.330. 1. '^CoRTE beschryuinghe van Engheland, Schotland, ende
Irland, vergadert uut de beste Schryners door L. D. H. ;** with
coloured drawings of costumes, a portrait of Queen Elizabeth,
and a printed map. The initials of the author appear in the
address to the reader as L.D. At f. 5 b is a list of authorities.
f.1.
2. ^' Corte beschryuinghe van d'enghelandsche gheschiedenissen [tot
1574] vergadert uut de beste Chronycschryuers," by the same;
with a drawing of Stonehenge, f. 35.
Paper ; late xvith cent. Folio.
28,33L Arithmetical and other problems with their solutions,
iuterspersed with notes of events in 1744-1748, verses, drawings,
historical portraits, etc. Among the contents are : —
1. Memoranda relating to the history of Great Yarmouth ; 1577-
1635, f. 4.
2. List, with values, of [Yarmouth] vessels lost and taken ; 29 Sept.
1710-25 June, 1713, f. 5.
3. Verses on the death of Alexander Pope, the return of Commodore
Anson, etc,, £f. 7, 60.
4. " A conference between his Grace, George [Villiers, 2nd] Duke of
Buckingham, and Father Fitzgerald, an Irish priest," f. 23.
Paper ; xviiith cent. On f. 4 are the names of Samuel Ward and
Atkins Thomas Ward as owners. Octavo.
28.332. Liturgical treatises, viz. : —
1. •' A Short Explanation of the Divine Office or Cannonicall Hours,"
including an explanation of the mass, signed at the end '' T.W.''
[? Thomas Ward, author of "Errata," etc.], f. 3.
2. " The Generall Bubricks of the Breviary or Directions how to say
the Divine Office," in the same hand, f. 30.
Paper; early xviiith cent. The letter **H" is stamped on the
binding. Small Quarto.
28.333. Papebs relating to Horatio, Viscount Nelson, and bis wife,
vis.: —
1. Marriage certificate of Captain Horatio Nelson and Frances Herbert
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472 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,833—88,338.
Nisbet; Nevifl [Windward Islands], 11 Mar. 1787. Signed by the
parties, and witnessed by [Prince] William, [afterwards William
IV.]. f. 1.
2. Fragment of letter from Lord Nelson to Lady Nelson, expressing
his wish for a separation; Yarmouth, 11 Mar. 1800. With a
memorandum by Lady Nelson, f. 3.
8. Statement by Lord Nelson of his income and of his proposed allow-
ance to Lady Nelson on their separation ; [1800]. f. 5.
4. Letter of [Sir Charles Middleton, Lord] Barham [First Lord of the
Admiralty] to Lady Nelson, announcing her husband's death; 6
Not. 1805, f. 6.
6. Letter of William [Duke of Clarence, afterwards William IV.] to
the same ; 9 June 1827. Holograph; with seal. f. 7.
At the end, f. 11, is a paper in Chinese entitled, ** Hien pi che man
chuen pin," or government answer to the petition of the Che-man
[ ? German] ship, respecting port regulations at Canton, endorsed
" Hoppo's [Superintendent of Customs] answer to my petition at
Canton in y* year 1770, I. Thomas." Paper. Folio.
28,334-28,603. Original official and state correspondence, historical,
political, and other papers, relating to Spain and her dependencies,
from the archives of the family of Altamira ; chiefly of the xvith
and xvjith centuries, and in the Spanish language. One hundred
and seventy volumes. They are fully described in the Catalogue
of Spanish MSS. The general contents are as follows : —
28,884-28,849. Letters and memorials from various officers of state,
the clergy and private persons, to Philip IL, King of Spain, Don
Diego de Esplnosa, Bishop of Siguen9a, Cardinal, President of
the Supreme Council and Inquisitor-General, Mateo Vasquez, the
King's Secretary, and others, in some cases having marginal notes
and instructions by the King; 1565-1591. Sixteen volumes.
Paper. Folio.
28.334. Vol. I. ; July 1665-July 1566. Addressed chiefly to Card, de
Espinosa.
28.335. Vol. II. ; Aug. 1566-Dec. 1570. Chiefly to the same.
28.336. Vol. III. ; 1571, 1572. Chiefly to the same.
28.337. Vol. IV. Undated, but before the death of Card. Espinosa
[5 Sept. 1572], to whom they are chiefly addressed ; divided into
letters and papers from Nobles, ff. 1-184, and from Bishops and
Cardinals, ff. 185-508.
28.338. Vol. V. The same continued ; miscellaneous writers, arranged
alphabetically.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,S89--28,304. 473
28.339. Vol. VL; 1573-1676. Chiefly to the King, with some to
Mateo Yasquez and Don Juan de Ovando, President of the
CrOunciLs of the Indies and the £x.cheqaer.
28.340. Vol. VIL; 1676-1577. Chiefly to the King and to Mateo
Vaisqnez.
28.341. Vol. VIII. ; 1578, 1579. Chiefly to the same.
28.342. Vol, IX. ; 1680-Ang. 1531. Chiefly to the same.
28.343. Vol. X.; Sept. 1581-Dec. 1582, and undated letters of 1675-
1582. Chiefly to the same.
28.344. Vol. XI. ; 1583. Chiefly to the same.
28,346. Vol. XII. ; 1584. Chiefly to the same.
28.346. Vol. XIIL ; 1585, 1586. Chiefly to the same.
28.347. Vol. XIV. ; 1687-Apr. 1588 ; with undated letters of 1586-
1587. Chiefly to Mat«o Vasqnez, with some to the King.
28.348. Vol. XV. ; May-Aug. 1588. To Mateo Vasqnez, with a few tb
the King.
28.349. Vol. XVI. ; Sept. 1588-Jan. 1591. Chiefly to Mateo Vasqnez,
with some to the Eang.
28,360. Letters to Philip U. from Pedro de Hoyo, his seoreiary,
presenting letters and memorials (which are not included in this
volume), with the King's autograph instinictions in the maigins,
and occasional letters in reply; 1560-1568, but principally 1663-
1565. Paper. Folio.
28,351. Letters and papers, relating to the afiairs of Don Diego de
Espinosa, Cardinal Bisbop of Siguen9a, including appointmeuts to
Tarious offices, copies of papal briefs, verses, etc.; 1546-1570.
Latin and Spanish, Vellum and Paper. Folio.
28,362, 28,353. Miscellaneous papers, consisting principally of letters
and memorials addressed to Cardinal de £spino8a, and others of
the Council of Castile, lists of officers, papers relating to ecclesias-
tical and university matters, etc,; 1665-1684, with many undated.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,364. CoRBESPONDESfCE of Antonio de la Cueva, Marques de Ladrada,,
Mayordomo mayor to Anne of Austria, 4th wife of Philip II. con-
sisting of letters from him to the King, relating to the afBdrs of the
Queen, with the King's autograph answers in the margins, or
occasionally in separate letters, and letters to him from Cardinal de
Espinosai Mateo Vasquez, and others ; 1569-1572. Paper. Folio.
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474 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,856-^28,866.
28.866. Papers relating to the monastery of San Lorenzo el real del
Escorial, including letters of Fray Julian de Tricyo, the Prior, the
BiBhop of Segorbe and others, addressed principally to Secretary
Antonio Gra^ian, sometimes with marginal notes by the King ; 1574,
1675. At the beginning is an official diary of Secretary Antonio
Gragian fur 1572, 1573, and at ff. 227-266 are copies of briefs of
Popes Paul III., Pius IV., Pius V., and Gregory XIH., 1540-1673.
Spanish and Latin. Paper. Folio.
28)366. Correspondence of Philip II. with [Gonzalvo de Cordova, third]
Duke of Sessa, and Don Juan of Austria, relating principally to
foreign military operations; 1572-1578. Partly in cipher. Paper.
Folio.
28.867, 28,868. Drafts of letters of Philip II. to various public
officers, amba^sadorB and others, written by his secretaries, with
occasional corrections and additions by his own hand ; 1557-1586 ;
with a few original letters to the King and several forms of letters.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,369, 28,360. Letters of ministers, official persons and others to
Philip II. and his secretary Mateo Yasquez de Lecca, on affairs of
state, with various papers, drafts, copies, etc. ; 1565-1591. Some of
the letters have marginal notes by the King. Spanish, Italian^ and
Latin. Paper. Folio.
28,861. Papers relating to the ceremonies of the palace, grandees,
titles, precedence, etc., with letters from the King, Mateo Yasquez,
the Duke of Alva and others ; 1679-1588. Paper. Folio.
28,362. Correspondence of Mateo Yasquez de Lecca with F
P , P[edr]o N[un]ez, and others ; 1583, 1584. Latin and Spanish.
Paper. Folio.
28,863. Letters from Juan Buiz de Yelasco, groom of the King's
bedchamber, Juan de Ibarra, Juan Yasquez de Salazar, Don
Martin de Idiaquez, Francisco de Idiaquez, Gabriel de Cayas, Secre-
taries, and others, to Mateo Yasquez de Lecca, Secretary to the
council of the Inquisition; 1586-1689. Paper. Folio.
28,364, 28,366. Letters and papers of Don Antonio de Padilla and
Don Francisco Zapata, Presidents of the Council of the Military
Orders of Santiago, Calatrava and Alcantara, Don Pedro de De9a,
President of the Chancery of Granada, Santoyo de Molina and
others, addressed chiefly to the King or to Mateo Yasquez de
Lecca, respecting matters connected with the Orders, with con-
sultas and other miscellaneous papers, many having the King's
autograph marginal notes; 1572-1596. At the beginning of the
. first volume is a table of contents. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,866—28,878. 476
28^66. L£Tr£Bs addressed principally to Mateo Yasquez de Lecca,
with other papers, chiefly relating to military aflfairs ; 1565-1683,
but mostly of the later years. Paper. Folio.
28.367. Begister of grants, letters, e^c, relating to the military
orders of Santiago, Calatrava, and Alcantara; 1682-1585. Paper,
Folio.
28.368. liErTERS and papers relating to the aifairs of the Exchequer
of Spain, from the Licenciados Chuma9ero de Sotomayor and Ruy
Perez, Visitors of the Council of the Exchequer, Doctor Francisco
de Avedillo, Sancho Mendez and others, to the King or Mateo
Yasques de Lecca, some with the King's autograph notes ; 1573-
1686. Paper. FoHo.
28.369. Letters, reports, etc., relating to the customs of Seville,
from Don Hernando de Torres y Portugal, Coiide del Yillar, and
many others, chiefly to the King and Mateo Yasquez de Lecca,
some with the King's autograph notes; 1575-1583, with many
undated. Paper. Foh'o.
28.370. L^rrERS of [Alfonso de Guzman], Duke of Medina Sidonia, to
the King, or to Mateo Yasquez de Lecca, with enclosed letters to
the duke from Lorenzo de Silva and others; 1681-1584. Mostly
holograph, with a few autograph notes by the King. Paper. Folio.
28.371. 28,372. Letters from bishops, priors and others, to the Kirig
or Mateo Yasquez de Lecca, chiefly relating to preferments, with
the King's marginal notes, and in some cases draft replies; 1586,
1587. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,378. Beports and letters on military affairs, addressed to [Philip
IL and IIL], 1586-1611. The earlier papers in some cases haye
autograph notes by Philip II. Paper. Folio.
28,374,.28,375. Letters, consultas, etc,, of the Council of the Military
Orders of Santiago, Calatrava and Alcantara, addressed to the
King and others, with autograph marginal notes aud occasional
separate drafts by the King; 1584-1591. Two volumes. Paper.
Polio.
28.376. LeiTEKs addressed to Don Juan de Idiaquez, member of the
Council of Spain, by Andres de Piada and others, on military affairs,
with a table of ciphers, copies of a few replies and other papers ;
1580-1698. Paper. Folio.
28.377, 28,378. Correspondence of [Francisco de Eojas], Marques de
Poza, President of the council of the Exchequer, with Dun Juan
do Silva [afterwards Conde de Portalegre], Don Chribtoval de
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476 ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,379—28,884.
Mora [afterwards Marquis of Castel Bodrigo], Don Juan de Idiaquez
and others; 1580-1618. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28.379. Letters and reports of Don Christoval de Mora [Marques de
Castel Bodrigo], with minutes of consultas of the Council of Aragon,
etc»; 1594-1598, with many undated. Paper. Polio.
28.380. Letters and papers relating to the kingdom of Navarre,
including letters from [Juan de la Cerda], Duke of Medina Celi,and
Vespasiano Gronzaga Colonna, Viceroys, and others, chiefly addressed
to Diego de Espinosa , Cardinal Bishop of SigUen9a, President of
the Council of Castile ; 1565-1672. Paper. Folio.
28,38L Letters from Don Diego Talayero, the Conde de Chinchon,
Don Hieronimo Cleraente, Protonotario of Aragon, and others, to
the King or Mateo Yasquez de Leoca, and other papers, relating to
Aragon, and partly to Valencia and Catalonia; 1576-1585. Some
of the documents are annotated on the margins by the King. Paper.
Folio.
28,382, 28,383. Bepobts, etc.y of the Council of Aragon, with occasional
autograph notes by the King ; 1 587-1 589. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,384. Papebs relating chiefly to the elections of the Emperors and
of Kings of Poland, w*«. ; —
1. IVeatise '*De Electione et conflrmatione Imperatoris," of the King
of the Bomans, chiefly with reference to that of Ferdinand [after-
wards the Emperor Ferdinand I.], with copies of documents
relating to the same ; circa 1529. Lai, ; with Span, translation, f. 1.
2. Copies of treaties of the Emperor Charles V. with the Doge of
Venice and the princes and republics of Italy; 1523, 1529, 1533,
1544. Lai,; with Spaa. ti*anslations. f. 25.
3. Letter to the Emperor *' sobre el recesso de la dieta de Espiia,"
[1529] ; nA. Imperfect, f. 68.
4. Copy of a paper addressed to the Pope [Paul IV.] on the abdication
of Charles V. ; 1557. Ital, ; with Span, translation, f. 70.
5. Certified copies of investiture of Imperial officers, etc, ; 1565-1579.
Lai, ; with Span, translation ; two with the Imperial «ea2. ff. 76, 100.
6. Memorial of the joiimey of the Emperor and Empress and others
from Prague to Dresden, and what took place there with the
Elector of Saxony ; 1575, f. 90.
7. Duplicate of a letter from Philip [IIL] of Spain to Cardinal
[Caspar] de Borja y Velasco, [Ambassador at Bome] ; Madrid, 6
April, 1617. Span. Signed, f. 136.
8. ^'Copia de descifrado de cap[itul]o de Carta de Don Juan dt
Borja," [Conde de Mayalde, and Majordorao to the Empress Maria] ;
Prague, 17 Sept. 1580. f. 137.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,884—28,889. 477
9. Letter of the preceding to PhUip II.; Prague, 29 Nov. 1580.
iS^n. ; with «eaZ, and atUograph not^s by the King. f. 138.
10. Don Guillen de St. Clemente to Philip III. ; Valen9ia, 6 Apr. 1599.
Span. Signed, ff. 142, 146.
11. El Principe de Castellon y d' [? Francesco, Principe de Casti-
glione]. Imperial Ambassador to the Spanish Court ; 15 Mar. 1611,
and n.d. Span. ff. 154, 156.
12. [Don Christoval Gomez de Sandoval y Boxas], Duke of Uzeda ;
n.d. f. 158.
13. Dispatch from the Imperial camp before Strigonia [Grau, Hun-
gary] ; 3 and 9 Oct. 1599. Ital. ; with Span, translation, f. 160.
14. Insti-uctions to Don Guillen de St. Clemente; 1598, f. 163.
15. " Relacion de como fue coronado el S[en]or Archiduque Mathias
[11.] per Bey de Hungria ;" 19 Nov. [1608 J. f. 167.
16. ^^Intrata in Gracovia et coronatione del novo re di Polonia,
Henrioo Valesio [afterwards Henry III. of France] ;" 24 Feb. 1574.
lUd. ; with Span, translation, f. 169.
17. ^'Commoda, qusB k Sereniss[im]a Domo Austriaca, si unus ex
quatuor nominatis Box eligatur, E"^, 111"*, et Ampliss. Begni
Poloniee, Magnique Ducatus LituanisB Ordinibus public^ et privatim
expectanda sunt ;*' [1572-1574]. Lat. ; with Span, translation, f.
182.
18. Conditions offered by the [Grand-] Duke of Muscovy [Ivan IV.]
for election to the crown of Poland. [? circa 1572]. Lat. ; with ^pan.
translation, f. 187.
19. Copy of a letter of the Archduke Maximilian, King-elect of
Poland, to the King of Spain [Philip II.] ; W ielun, 15 Jan. 1588.
LaL ; with Span, translation, f. 190.
20. "Aviso di Polonia;*' Vitovia, [Wittow, in Pomerania,] 20 Mar.
1588. lial. ; with Span, traublation. f. 200.
Pbper. Folio.
28,385. LSTTEBS of [Fernando Alvarez], Duke of Alva, to Diego
de Espinosa, Cardinal Bishop of Siguen9a; 1565-1572. Paper.
Polio.
88,886-28,388. Lettebs, reports, ete.^ from the Netherlands, including
letters of the Duke of Alva, Francisco de Ybarra, Don Lope Qapata,
and others ; those in the fii-st two volumes being chiefly addressed
to Cardinal de Espinosa, and those in the third chiefly to the King ;
1565-1604. Some in cipher. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,389. Official copies of correspondence between Philip II., King of
Spain, and [Qonzalvo de Cordova], Duke of Sessa, Governor of
Milan; 1558, 1559. Paper. Folio.
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478 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,390-28,401.
28,390, 28,391. Papers relating to Milan ; cnnsisting of letters from
the Governor and Cardinal Carlo Borromeo, chiefly addressed to
Philip 11. and III. of Spain, with despatches, relations, etc,; 1564-
1622. Preceded by testimonials of the services of Conde Joseph
Francisco Landriano from Charles V., 14 Dec. 1547, and Philip [II.],
11 Aug. 1556. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28.392. Letters of Don Carlos de Aragon, Duke of Terra-Nova, Don
Juan Fernandez de Velasco, Duke of Frias, Constable of Castile,
Governor of Milan, Don Joseph de Acuna, Don Luis de Castilla and
others, chiefly to the King, with other papers relating to Milan;
1580-1601. Spanish 'French, and Italian. Paper. Folio.
28.393. " ToDAS las ordenes que se hallan en los libros de la Secretaria
de Milan, tocantes a aquel e[s]tado. Sacadas de orden del Ex"° Senor
[Juan Domingo de Naro], Conde de Monterey y de Fnentes, de los
Consejos de Estado y Guerra, Presidente de Italia ;" preceded by a
table of contents. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28,394, 28,395. Lettkrs, memorials, etc, relating to Naples and Sicily;
consisting chiefly of letters from Marco Antonio Colonna, Don
Francisco de Idiaquez, Cardinal Antonio de Granvella and others,
addressed to the King or to Mateo Vasquez de Lecca, with occa-
sional autograph notes and drafts by the King; 1577-1583. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
28.396. Letters and papers relating to Sicily, including reports,
memorials, accounts of salaries, etc., and (at f. 399) a treatise on the
■ government of the island, entitled, " Los avertimientos del doctor
Fortunate sobre el gov[iern]o de Sicilia;" 1674-1591, with one of
1572, and one of 1603. Spanish, Latin, and Italian, Paper. Folio.
28.397, 28,398. Letters, reports, etc., relating to the kingdom of
Naples, addressed chiefly to the King and to Mateo Vasquez de
Lecca; 1574-1599, with one of 1609. Spanish, Latin, and Italian,
Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,399, 28,400. Letters, reports, etc, relating to Italy, chiefly ad-
dressed to the King or to Mateo Vasquez de Lecca, some of
them having the King's autograph marginal notes ; 1559-1584, with
many undated. Spanish and Italian, Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,401. Letters, etc., relating to Italy, from Don Juan de Zuniga,
Don Guzman de Silva, Antonio Doria, the Marquis de Pescara, Don
Gaspar de Mendo9a, the Count de Landriano, [Juan de Brenta]
Archbishop of Messina, Don Sancho de Padilla, and others, to
Cardinal de Espinosa, with a few to the King; 1566-1572. Paper.
Folio.
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479
28,402. Letters, etc., relating to Italy, chiefly addressed to Philip II.,
ivith copies of instructions, appointments, despatches, and other
papers, in Spanish^ Italian, and Latin; 1565-1621. The writers of
the letters are : —
[Emmanuel] Filibert, Duke of Savoy;
Turin, 19 Aug. 1565. Ital, ; with seal
of the city of Syracuse, f. 1.
[Francesco Maria de' Medici], Grand-
Duke of Tuscany ; Florence and Pisa,
11 Aug. 1579-24 April, 1584. ItoZ.
Signed ; with seaU. ff. 20, 27, 31, 33,
39.55.
Bernardo Maschlo, cl Agente del Duque
de Urbino; Madrid, 12 Mar. 1580.
ItdL; with Ma2. f. 25.
Don Pietro de' Medici; 26 Aug. 1580.
JtaL Signed; with seal f. 29.
[Francesco Maria della Bovere], Duke of
Urbino ; Pe8[ar]o and Bologna, 30 Dec.
1580, 15 Sept. 1585. Ital, ; with seaU.
ff. 37, 74.
El Abad Brezefio; Rome, 11, 12 June,
1582. Span.; with seals, ff. 41, 94.
C[harle8] Emmanuel, Duke of Savoy;
Vercel [Franche Comt^ and Madrid,
17 June, 1582, 14 May, 1596. Span.
Signed, and liolograph. fL 44, 228.
''Gli Antiani et GonfaIon[ie]re della
Rep[ubli]cadi Lucca;" 14 Aug. 1583.
1V,1, f. 48.
Paper. Folio.
28,403, 28,404. Cobrespondesce of Philip II., King of Spain, with
Don Luis de Requesens, Comendador-Mayor of Castile, Ambassador
at Eome ; oonsisting chiefly of signed letters of the King and copies
of those of the Ambassador; 1567. Two volnmes. Paper. Folio.
28,405-28,407. Copies of letters of Don Juan de Zuniga, Ambassador
at Home, to the King and Ministers, with a few original letters to
him, chiefly from Don Francisco de A lava, with one from the King
(vol. ii., f. 92); 1570. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,408-28,413. Letter-books of Don Juan de Zuniga, Ambassador at
Borne, with alphabetical indexes; 1569-1682. Six volumes.
, Vol. tv. Sept, 1578-Sept. 1579.
j „ V. Sept..l579-June, 1681.
I „ VI. June, 1581-Aug, 1582.
[Bianca Capelli], Grand-Duel less of Tus-
cany; Florence, 16 June, 1584. Ital.
Signed, f. 67.
Bougianni Gianfigliazzi, Ambassador of
Tuscany;Madrid, 13 0ct. 1584. Ital.;
with seal. f. 59.
Jo[aniie8] B[apti8ta Castigni], Card[ina]-
le di S. Marcello ; Borne, 23 Oct. 1584.
Ital Signed ; with seal f. 61.
[Pietro II. Fauno da Gofttadario] Bp.
of Aoqul; Acqui, 13 Apr. 158.5. Ital.
Signed; with seals, ff. 63, 65.
[Pope Bixtus V.]; Rome, 8 Oct. 1585.
Lot. Signed by An[toniu8] Buccapa-
duIiuB *^Bub annulo piscatoris.'' Vel-
lum, f. 76.
Lud[ovic]o, Car[dina]le Madruzo ; Trent,
24 Sept. 1692. Ital ; jRiih seal f. 86.
Henrico, Gai[dina]le Gaetano; Rome,
1 Nov. 1692. Ital Signed; with seal.
f. 92.
Martin Garoes, Grand Master of the
Knights of St. John; Malta, 23
May, 1595. Span. Signed; with aeol.
f. 96.
Vol. L Feb. 1569-July. 1572.
„ II. July, 1572-Aug. 1575.
^„ m. May, 1575- Aug. 1577.
Paper. Folio.
88,414. Letters addressed to Antonio Fernandez de Cardona y
Cordova, Duke of Sessa, Spanish ambassador at Rome ; 1590-1005.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,414r-28^416.
The writers are : —
The Eepublic of Lucoa; 4 Oct. 1590-
29 Oct 1603. Ital ; with seal. ff. 1,
65, 84.
Yespasiano Gonzaga Colonna, Duke of
Sabionetta; 11 Deo. 1590. Span.
Signed ; with seal, f. 8.
[Ferdinand I. de' Medici], Grand-Duke of
Tuscany ; Pisa and Florence, 22 Jan.
1591-.S0 Apr. 1600. Ital, Signed;
withneoZi. flf. 5, 9, 17, 31, 77.
The 8wi88 Catholic Cantons of Luoerue,
Uri, 8chw}tz, Uuterwalden and Zug;
liuceme, 20 Apr. 1591-20 Apr. 1595.
Ital, and Oer. In the last two letters
the Canton of Fribourg is included.
ff. 7, 45, 57.
pITolf Dietrich yon Raittenau], Archbp.
of Salzburg; 31 Aug. 1591. Hal
Signed; mith eeal f. 11.
The Dean and Masters of the Faculty of
Theology at the University of Paris ;
Idib. [13] Sept 1591. Lot,; with
eetd, f. 13.
[Francesco Maria della Bovere], Duke of
Urbiiio; 29 Sept. 1591. Ital, Signed;
with seal, t 15.
Heroole Sfondrati, Count of Biviera and
Duke of Montemardano ; St. Valery,
18 Mar. 1592. Ital Signed; with
seal. £23.
Charles [II.], Duke of Lorraine: Nancy,
31 Mar. 1592. Ital Copy. f. 25.
Luigi Donaro; 1592. Ital Copies,
ft, 27, 29.
Yirgiuio Orsino, Duke of Braooiano;
Braociano,4Apr.l593. Ital, Signed;
with tea/, f. 33.
— De Veroy ; Gray [Franche Comt^
26 Apr. 1598. Fr, Signed, f. 35.
[Michele Bonelli, Cardinal of San Lore*
azo?]: Paris, 10 Not. 1593. Ital.
Signed, f. 37.
Paper. Folio.
28,416. LETrEBS, despatches, etc., oiigioals and oopies, from Don
Christoval de Salazar, Ambassador at Venice, chiefly to Philip 11.^
on affairs of Venice and of the Turks; 1579-1696, with a few of
later dates. Paper. Folio.
28,416. CoiiES and drafts of letters from Don Juan de Idiaques,
Ambassador at Genoa, to Philip II., Don Juan of Austria, Don
Peter [Count?] de Mansfelt; Bmssek,
12 Apr. 1594. Span. Signed; with
seal f.89.
Francesco Qrano; RatlBbon, 19 May,
1594. Ital. Copy, f.41.
[Vinoenzo Gonsaga], Dnke of Mantna ;
Mantua, 8 July, 1594. Ital. Signed;
^iih seal. f. 43.
The City of MarseUles; 10 Oct 1594.
Fr. ; with Ital translation. Signed ;
withMaZ. ff.47,54.
Charles de Lorraine, Duke of Maine;
Brussels, 12 Oct. 1594. JFV. ; with Ital
translation. Signed. tL 49, 50.
Extract from a letter of Captain Josephe
£stienne Delanges, Deputy of the town
of MaraeiUes; 9 Oct. 1594. Ital
f. 52.
Don Pietio la Rooca; 22 Nov. 1594.
Ital f. 55.
The Republic of Genoa ; 27 Mar. 1599.
Ital. f.63.
The Senate of Palermo; 7 Oct 1599.
Ital f.71.
Ernest, Duke of Bavaria, Archbishop and
Elector of Cologne; Li^ge, 15 Mar.
1600. Ital Signed; mih seal f.73.
Vitt[ori]a Paifnejse, [widow of Guido-
baido della Bovere, Duke of Urbino] ;
Pesaro, 23 Apr. 1600. Ital Signed;
withaeoZ. f 75.
[Theodoeios], Duke of Bragan^; Villa
Vivosa, 14 July, 1601. Fortug. Signed;
with 10(0. f. 79.
ICarcello Marches! ; Vienna and Pragne,
5, 10 Oct 1603. Ital.; with seal
flf. 81. 86.
[Francisco de Sandoval , 2nd] Duke of
Lerma; VentosUla, 14, 21 Oct 1605.
Span, Signed, ff. 88, 90.
The Republic of Bagusa; 9 Sept 1595.
Ital ; with seal 1 92.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,416-^28,420. v 481
Juan de ^niga, and others; 1573-1676. The following also
occur: —
I.Philip 11. to the Count of Montagudo, and to Don Jnan de
Idiaqnes and Don Pedro de Mend 09a; Toledo and S. Loren9o
[Escnrial], 1 May, 1675, 28 June, 1577. Signed; one with seal.
ff. 10, 318.
2. Don Juan of Austria [natural son of the Emperor Charles V.] to
the Bepnblic of Genoa; Naples, 22 Nov. 1575, 10 Feb. 1576.
Signed; with seals, ff. 21, 156.
3. Declarations of the Ambassadors of the Pope, the Emperor, and the
King of Spain, respecting new laws made by the Genoese republic,
with the answers of the republic attached, etc. ; 24 May-23 Nov.
1576. La<. and /S^n« Signed by Antonius Boccataliata, Chancellor ;
with seals, ff. 294-317.
Paper. Folio.
28.417. Original Letters from the Spanissh embassy at Genoa, chiefly
from Don Pedro de Mendo9a, the ambassador, to Philip II. ; with a
few drafts of answers; 1684-1587. Inserted in the series are
letters from Philip II. to the Marquis of Alcanizas; Aranxuez,
Madrid, and S. Loren9o [Escurial], 16 May, 1577, 30 Mar., 3 July,
1579. Signed; with sectls. ff. 1, 3, 5; — and letters from the
Bepublic of Genoa to the King; 11 July, 1585, 30 Aug. 1690. Ital. ;
with sedU. ff. 81, 83, 119. Paper. Folio.
28.418. CoPiBS and decipherings of letters from [Paolo] Baron
Sfondrato, Count of Riviera, Spanish Ambassador at Turin, to
Philip II. and Don Juan de Idiaquez; with a few originals and
other letters; 1580-1685. A few have marginal notes in the
King's hand. At tbe beginning is a letter from E[mmanuel]
Philibert, Duke of Savoy, 25 July, 1 580 ; followed by two from
C[harleB] Emmanuel, his successor, 22 Nov., 1 Dec. 1580. Paper.
Folio.
88.419. Obiqinal Letters of Charles Emmanuel, Duke, and the
Infanta Catalina [Miguela, daughter of Philip II.], Duchess of
Savoy, to the King of Spain, with a few drafts of letters from the
King, bearing autograph marginal notes ; 1690-1598. Mostly holo-
graph. Paper. Folio.
88.420. Letpebs and papers relating to England, Scotland, and
Ireland, especially with regard to the state of the catholic religion
in those countries; comprising lettei*s from Filippo 11. Sega,
Cardinal Bishop of Piacenza, Papal Nuncio, Don Bernardino de
Mendo9a, T[homas] Fitzherbert, a Boman catholic, Don Pedro de
ValdeB, Pedro Lopez de Soto, and others, with reports, despatches,
MSS.— 1870. 2 I
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482 . ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,401—28,433.
6<c., and ^discourses and descriptions of England, etc. ; 1579-1604.
Span, and ItaL Paper. Folio.
28,421. Papers relating to a&irs of France, consisting of letters,
despatches, efc, from Juan de Vargas Mexia, Ambassador at Paris.
Don Carlos de Aragon, Duke of Terranova, and others, relations^
advices, copies of treaties, etc, chiefly addressed to Philip IL;
1579-1598; with a few of later date, to the year 1614. Some in
cipher. Spanish, French, and Italian, Paper. Folio%
28,422-28,425. Correspondence of Don Juan de Borja, Conde de
Fioalho and Mayalde, Majordomo to the Empress [Maria, daughter
of Charles V., and widow of Maximilian II.], with [Francisco de
Boxas de Sandoval] Duke of Lerma, previously Marquis of Denia,
Prime-minister of Spain ; 1597-1606. Interspersed are a few
letters from miscellaneous writers. Four Volumes. Vol. I. Jan.
1597-May, 1600, with one of 1587. Vol. 11. June, 1600-Mar.
1601. Vol. III. Apr. 1601 -Dec. 1602. Vol. IV. 1603-1606, with
one of 27 Aug, 1617. At f. 485 is a letter from Prince [Philip],
afterwards King Philip IV., of Spain, to his tutor, 27 Aug. 1617.
Hdlogr. Paper. Folio.
28,426-28,428. Letters addressed to Don Juan de Borja, Conde de
Ficalho and Mayalde, Majordomo to the Empress, and President
of the Council of Portugal, hy the King [Philip IL], Don Juan do
Silva [Conde de Portalegre], [Manoel de Castello Branco] Cardinal
Conde de Villanova, Don Rodrigo de Castro,[Duarte de Castello
Branco] Conde Merinho Mor, Dom Jorge, Bishop of Vizeu [Capellan
Mor], Pedralvarez Pereira, James Archer, an Irish seminary priest,
vol. I. f. 24; Don Afonso de Noronha, and others; 1592-1606.
With several papers, memorials, and accounts. Spanish and Portu--
guese. Three volumes. Vol. I. Jan. 1592-July, 1600. Vol. IL
Aug. 1600-Dec. 1605. Vol. III. 1606. Paper. Folio.
28.429. Official copies of the correspondence of Don Diego de
Castro, Conde de Basto, Governor and Viceroy of Portugal ; 1631-
1638. Span., with a few in Portuguese. Paper. Folio.
28.430, 28,431. Beoister of letters of the Agent of the Crown of
Portugal, and for the Canonization of St Isahella, Queen of
Portugal, at the Court of Eome, to Philip IL, [III., of Spain] ;
1623-1634, with a few accounts, etc. Poftug. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio.
28,432. Lkttrrs and papers relating to the East Indies, and other
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PartngofiBe Colonies; 1599-1640. Portug, and Sjpan. Among
them are : —
1. Letters of Dom Francisco da Gama [Count of Yidigneyra],
Almirante [do mar Indico], to the King Philip II., [III., of Spain] ;
Goa, 18 Deo. 1599. Portug. Signed, ff. 1—16.
2. Information from the same, as Viceroy of India, respecting the
ezclnsion of all clergy except Jesaits from Japan. Span. f. 19.
3. Dom Francisco de ^ to the King ; Goa, 23 Dec. 1599. Portug. f.
27.
4. Al[eixo de Menezes], Archbishop of Goa and Primate of the Indies,
. [afterwards Governor]; 27 Dec. 1699. Portug,; with seal. f. 29.
5. [Francisco de Boxas de Sandoval] Duke and Marquis of Denia,
Duke of Lerma; 27 Jan., 22 Nov. 1600, 29 Nov. 1604. Span.
Signed, ff. 81, 41, 92.
6.0MarquezdeC[ou]t[in]ho?; Lisbon, 17 June, 1600. Portug. Signed.
f. 34.
7. The Council of Portugal; 1 Sept., 6 Oct. 1600, Nov. 1603, 24 Mar.
1604. Signed, ff. 36, 39, 75, 87.
8. Dom Joam Bibeiro Gaio, Bp. of MuUoca; Goa, 29 Nov., 15 Dec.
1599. Portug. Signed; with seals, ff. 42, 44, 46.
9.HaaBan Ali, Ambassador of Shah Abbas I., of Persia, to the
King; Goa, 24 Dec. 1602. Portug. Signed in Persian; with seal.
f. 54.
10. Aires de Saldanha, Viceroy of India; Goa, 22 Deo. 1602, and
n.d. Portug. ff. 56, 113, 121, 123.
ll.Bicardo Haller; 10 May, 1603. Span. ff. 60, 61.
12. "Medics de paz entre los padres Dominicos y los de la compania.
Propuestos de parte de los padres de la Corop[ani]a," f. 63.
13. Christovao de Gouvea ; 5 Oct. 1603. Portug. f. 65.
14. Francisco Nog[uer]a ; 16 Nov. 1603. Portug. f. 66.
16. [Dom Manoel de Castello Branco] Coude de Villanova; n.d.y and
6 July, 1604. Portug. Signed, ff. 73, 89.
16. Georg[iu8] Bpis[copus, Dom Jorge, Bp. of Vizeu] Capellan Mor ;
VaUadolid, 24 Nov. 1603. Portug. Signed, f. 79.
17. Dom Luis de Figueredo; Valladolid, 29 Nov. 1603. Portug.
Signed, f. 83.
18. Don Joan de Ybarra; 14 Aug. 1604. Span. Signed, f. 91.
19. [Dom Jofto Coutinho] Conde de Bedondo, Viceroy of India;
Goa, 20 Feb. 1619. Portug. Signed, f. 94.
20. [Don Juan de Borja,] Conde de Ficalho ; n.d, Portug. Signed.
f. 105.
^l.'^Lembran^a dos galeoes, . . . qne mandey com provimentos
e socorras &s fortalezas de Maluco, Malaca, Manar, Ceilfto, ....
que fretei noe seis annos e nove dias que fuy YisoBey . . . . o quo
el Bey . . . por sen Begimento e Instni^oes mo mandon qne
2 I 2
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484 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,432-28,434.
fizesse ....'* A long and important paper hj Matbias de
Albuquerque, Viceroy of India, relating to the naval and military
operations of the Portuguese in the Indian Seas; 1591-1596. ff.
124-134.
22. '' Regimento da Matricola geral de toda a gente do liar ; " 1591,
f. 135.
23. ^' Bol de alguns fidalgos e caualeiros que estao na India, e a que
se deve mandar despacbo, pois o tern merecido, e nSo uiverfto ca
requerello, buns por velbos, outros por nSo deixarem o semi^,
outFOS por nfto terem comodo,'* f. 144.
24. List of viceroys and governors in India; 1505-1640. Span, f.
151.
Paper. Folio.
28,433. Ordinances, etc., for tbe Portuguese colonies in Africa and
Asia, consisting of copies of orders, grants, appointments, etc., in
Portuguese. Among them are : —
1. '* Fond dos uzos e custumes dos canaris lauradores desta Bba de
Goa e destas suas aneixas,*' f. 3.
2. '* Regimento pera a Casa da Bela^&o do estado da India e para
outros ofi5iai8,*' 16 Feb. 1587. Copy of a royal decree for the
internal government of the Indies, principally respecting (Joa.
ff.8-18.
3. Orders of Dom Dnarte de Menezes and Dom Francisco Mascarenhas
[Governors of the Portuguese Indies], to tbe captains of the forts
and cities in Mozambique, Sofala, Ormuss, Diu, Goa, Malaoa, Cochim,
Ceilao, and nearly all the other settlements, ff. 19, 166, 171.
4. *' Heceita do Remdimento do estado da India :" an account of the
revenue classified under tbe different colonies, f. 75.
5. Lists of officials, etc,, of tbe Indies, with tbe amounts of their
salaries, and accounts of other payments, f. 79.
6. Translation into Portuguese of tbe treaty made by the Governor,
Nunc da Cunha, with tbe king of Cambaya ; Jan. 1534, f. 174.
I'aper; early xviitb cent. On tbe fly-leaf at tbe beginning is
the name •' Richard Hakluyt" Folio.
28,434. 1. Papers relating to tbe Cortes of Spain; consisting of copies
of propositions, orders, letters, etc. ; 1575, f. 1.
2. Yaiious lists of state-papers in the archives of Simancas in 1568«
f. 117.
3. ** Lo que contienen los dos privilegios de la Investitura dat* el uno
en Bruxellas a xj. de Octubre, 1340 ; y el otro en Batispona a v.
de Julio, 1346," f. 221.
4. Critical annotations on tbe ancient and mediaeval history, etc., of
Spain, with some account of Boman remains, and of principal
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,484—28,442. 486
families ; in five parts, principally in relation to Florian de lo
Canpo's "Cronica general de Espana," Pedro de Medina's
^'Grande9a8 y maravillas de Espana," Lucius Marinteus's ''De
rebus Hispaniad memorabilibus," P.F. Antonio de Guevara's " Kelox
de Principes," and Pero Messia's " Vidas de los Cesares," f. 223.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
S8,4S6. Bbgistbr of reports, accounts, orders, etc., relating chiefly to
the maintenance and military operations of the Spanish army in the
Netherlands, Germany, and Italy, with transcripts of commissions,
estimates, and lists ; 1536-1572. Paper. Folio.
S8,436. Li-rTTERs relating to appointments of knights and other
affairs of the military orders of Calatrava, Santiago, etc,, chiefly
addressed to [Don Luis da Cuna], Marquis of Caragena, President
of the Council of Spain; 1613-1623. Among the writers are: —
Juan Gonzales ; Don Luis d'Avalos ; Francisco Guillamas Velazquez,
Maestro de la Camara del Key ; [Inigo Yelez de Guevara] Count of
Onate, Spanish Ambassador at Vienna ; the Archduke Albert,
Governor of the Netherlands ; Don Carlos of Austria, Mfirquis of
Buigaut ; [Pedro Giron da Cuna] Duke of Ossuna, Spanish Viceroy
of Naples ; Francisco de Ribera ; Don Pedro de Guzman ; Don
Inigo Ayala ; and F. Francisco de Valdivia. Paper. Folio,
88,487. Lettkrs and resolutions of the Chapter of the Military Order
of Calatrava, addressed to the King [Philip IV.]; 1652-1658.
Signed with the ciphers of the members of the Chapter. Paper.
Folio.
88.438. DRA.FTS of letters of Luis de Cardona, Duke of Soma, Baena
and Ses^a; some are dated 1621, but the greater part are undated.
Paper. Folio.
88.439. Register of letters of Don Pedro Estevan d*Avila, Governor
of the Castle of S. Philipe in the Island of Ter9era [Terceira,
Azores], to Philip III., and to the members of the Council ; 1622-
1631. Paper. Folio.
88.440. Register of orders and decrees of Antonio Gomez d'Avila
Toledo y Ossorio, Marquis de San Roman, Governor and Captain-
General of Gran and Macarquivir [Algeria]; 1652-1659. Paper.
Folio.
88.441. 28,448. Original letters of Philip IV., King of Spain, to the
Marquis de San Koman, Governor and Captain-General of Gran,
with a few copies of replies, etc. ; 1652-1660. Signed by the King
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486 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,443—28,460.
(or with the stamped signature), and countersigned by Francisco de
Galarretta and Don Blasio de Loyola; with a few seaU, Two
Yolumes. Paper. Folio.
28.443. Original letters of Philip IV. of Spain to the Marquis de
San Eoman, Yiceroy and Captain-General of the kingdom of
Navarre ; 1661-1663. Signed by the King (or with stamped signa-
ture), and countersigned by Martin de Yillela, Don Blasio de Loyola,
and others ; with a few seals. Paper, Folio.
28.444. Copies of orders of the King, petitions, resolutions, and other
papers respecting the Cortes of Spain ; 1661-1663. Paper. Folio.
28.445. CocRBSFONDENCE of [Francisco Fernando de Gardona], Dake of
Soma, Sessa, and Baena, consisting of letters to him from Don
Diego de la Torre, Pedro Fernandez del Campo, and others ; with
copies of his own letters, despatches, memorials, etc.; 1669-1673.
Paper. Folio.
28.446. Report on the state of the Spanish West Indies, collected
out of the papers of [Juan Manuel de Mendoza] Marques de Montes-
claros, the retiring Viceroy of Peru, 16 16 ; with copies of despatches,
etc., 1612, 1613. Paper. Folio.
28.447. Drafts and copies of despatches, etc., from Don Francisco de
Boija, Prince of Squillace, Viceroy of Peru, to the King; 1615-
1620, with many undated. Paper. Folio.
28.448. '* PoDER ordinario del Virei del Piru, sacado de las cedulas,
que sean despachado en el Real Consejo delas Indias ;" by the licen-
ciate Don Mathias de Caravantes, of the College of St. Philip and
Mark, in the province of Peru. Dedicated to Alonso Perez de
Guzman, Archbishop of Tyre, Patriarch of the Indies, Chaplain and
Almoner to his Majesty ; after 1626. Paper. In original stamped
and gilt leather binding. Folio.
28.449. 28,450. Miscellaneous legal and theological papers ; consist-
ing of copies of acts, wills, procedures, etc; discussions upon
-various points of theology and casuistry, historical notes, treatises
on legal matters, and a few letters. At f. 90 of Vol. I. is a
Latin treatise, incorporating Spanish formularies of law, entitled
'* Practioa Civilis et Criminalis ordinaria," in two books, the first,
imperfect at the beginning, written in Alcala, Fiiday, 10 Feb. ;
the second, perhaps by '' £1 Licenciado Avila," whose name occurs
at the beginning of book 2; imjper/ect at the end. And at f. 197 is
a reading upon the question, " Quro sint Eegaliee in usibus feudo-
lura?" by Christopher- Vasquez Guiral, Jurisconsultus of Ciudad-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,461—28,468. 487
Beal (?) and formerly Advooate in the Eoyal Court of Valladolid.
SjMMn. and Lai. Two Yolumes. Paper; xvitix and xviith centt.
Folio.
28.461. MiscKLLANEOOS papers rehEttiog to England, France, Italy, and
the Netherlands, consisting chiefly of copies of letters, relations,
despatches, etc. ; in Italian, Spanish, and Latin. Among them are : —
1. " Se sia espediente alia Reina d'Inghilterra maritar la S~ Ar[a]bella
[Stuart] al Prencipe di Condd et deohiararli successori del Regno,"
etc., f. 41.
2. ^' Nomi delli Naui d'Inghilterra, la grandezza et fomitura lore ;"
1596, f. 46.
3. *' La mostra di gente fatta in Ingbilterra, I'anno 1586," f. 52.
4. '* An Henricus Borbonius absoluendus, et ad Eegnum dispen-
sandus ;" followed by other similar treatises respecting Henry IV.
of France ; 1593-1595. Lot. and Hal. f. 91.
5. *^ Baguaglio delle prattiche tenute con il Re di Spagna dalli Sig'*- di
Guisa nella lega di Francia in tempo del Re Henrico III.," f. 201
6. " Disoorso sopra la republica di Genoua, Tanno 1528," f. 368.
7. '* Relatione sopra la Citta et Stato di Ferrara;" circa 1598, f. 386.
8. " De oauta imitatione sanctorum Episcopoi-um ad Fedeiicum Borro-
masum S. R. £. Card^ et Archiepii>copum Mediolanensem," by
[Agostino Valier] Cardinal [Bishop] of Verona, f. 410.
9. *' De comparanda et tuenda boni Principis exibtimatione," [addressed
to the Duke of Urbino], by the same, f. 445.
10. List of Cardinals living on the 25th January, 1621 ; with political
memoranda respecting them. Ital. and Span. f. 492.
11. ** Testimonio del Milagro de la Sanctissima bera cruz de Carauaca
[in Murcia]. Ano de 1591." A circumstantial account of various
miraculous phenomena, attested by the Public Scrivener of Cara-
vaca, £ 535.
12. Key to a Spanish cipher, entitled " Cyfra unyversiJ," and
" Cifra por traotar," f. 555.
Paper ; xvith and xvuth centt. Folio.
28.462. Papeles varies ; viz., copies of political tracts, relations, me-
morials, legal documents, etc., preceded by a table of contents. At
f. 312 occur the ** Condiciones Matrimoniales entre el Serenissimo
Principe de Gales y la Serenissima Infanta Dona Maria. . . . , dife-
rentes en algo de lo que pide su Santidad, etc. ; Mayo 6, 1623."
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
28.463. Papeles varies ; a similar collection to the preceding, with a
few original letters, etc. Among them are : —
1. '' Papel que se eecrivio en Londres el ano de 1641, aobre cosas de
aquel Reyno de Inglaterra," f. 54.
2. A long astrological letter from ** Micer Geronimo Nadal de Lijarte,"
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488 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,453-^28,460.
with schemes, etc,<, of horary questions respecting Spanish affairs
from 1633 to 1601, f. 86.
3. ** Breve de la Santidad de Gregorio Papa XY. al nohilissimo Prindpe
de Gales," 20 Apr. 1623. Printed.^ f. 108.
4. ** Noticias de Inglaterra, ano de 1659," an account of things done in
Parliament in October, 1669, f. 202.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28,464. Copies of letters, reports, and other papers, relating to Cata-
lonia; 1590-1668 ; preceded by a table of contents. Paper; xviith
cent. Folio.
28.455. Copies of letters, political tracts, instructions, efe., relating to
Spain, during the xvith and xviith oentt. ; preceded by a table of
contents. Paper. Folio.
28.456. Papers relating, for the most part, to the Spanish and Portu-
guese colonies in America, and in Tangiers ; consisting of original
and copies of letters, reports, consultas, etc,; 1624-1688. Span.
with a few in Portuguese. Preceded by a table of contents. Paper.
Folio.
28.457. Copies of miscellaneous state-papers, chiefly relating to com-
mercial and foreign affairs ; 1663-1686 ; with a table of contents.
Among them is — " Avisos Generales que los Procuradores de la
Corapania del oomercio de InglateiTa hicieron a su Bey el ano de
1063, en dano de la Magestad Catholica, y de sus Reynos de
America," f. 1. Paper. Folio.
28.458. 1. Papei{s respecting the doctrine and commemoration of the
Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary ; 1653-1663, f. 2.
2. Papers relating to the beatification of P. F. Tomas de la Yirgen, a
religious of the Redemptoiist order of the Holy Trinity of Madrid ;
1647-1667, f. 20.
3. ** Reparos sobre el asiento que a echo Don Juan Sendin con su
Mag[esta]d de la Renta de zensos perpetuos y abiertos del Reyno
de Granada,*' addressed to Don Diego Flores y Valdes, Dean of
Toledo, by Doctor Diego de la Sema y Cantoval; 2 Feb. 1688,
f. 111.
Paper. Folio.
28,469. '' CopiA de los Arreglamientos de todas las funziones Reales ;
sacada del Libro de las Etiquetas que maudo formar el S^ Rey D°
Ph[elip]e 4° . . ., que para en este oficio de Grefier ; y alfin della se
yncluie la forma en que se puso el santispiritus al Principe nuestro
S°' D" Luis Primero, etc." with plan of processions, etc.^ at the end ;
[1724?]. Paper. Folio.
28,460. 1. *' Vini y hazanas de Don Joan Mascarenas " [Alcalde
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of Vide, Captain of Din, etc.] by Fray Antonio Sayner y Frias, pre-
ceded by a letter from the author to ; 8 June, 1656. f. 1.
2. History of the family of Sonza from Dom Sueiro Belfager ; [ a.d, 800]
to the 17th cent. Poring, f. 133,
Paper. Folio.
28.461. Copies of papers relating to Portugal and its dependencies, in
Span, and Portug. Among them are the following : —
1. '* Brene informa9&o sobre alguas cousas das Ilhas da China ;*' fol-
lowed by similar papers relating to India, Malaca, and Paraiba
[Brazil], f. 3.
2. *' Bela9ao das Grandes Batalhas que os Galeoes do estado da India
tiner&o com o enemigo da Europa, que veo por 9erco a barra da Goa,
o anno de 1637," f. 19.
3. Papers respecting the battle with Muley Zidam, Sultan of Morocco,
at Mazagao [a port of Morocco] ; 1619, ff. 26, 37.
4. Description of the map of the ports of the Amazon river. Poring,
£ 41.
6. Papers relating to Portuguese South America, £ 44.
6. '* Informa^ao da Christandade de S&o Thome/' at Malabar, £ 53.
7. Genealogical table of the pedigree of Don Miguel de Noronha,
Gonde de Linhares; [drca 1650], £ 62.
8. '< Da antiguidade e precedencia deste Eeyno [de Portugal] contra o
de Napoles," £ 103.
9. Bules for the household of the Queens of Portugal. Poring. £ 125.
10. '' Begimento de que ha de ussar Belchior Boiz que Y. Mag^ hora
manda ao descubrimento da Cafraria para V. Mag^ ver ;" Lisbon,
15 Feb. 1612, £ 134.
11. Genealogy of the family of Alarcon of Portugal. Span. £ 142,
12. *' Contrato e Condi^oes de pa9es que o capitflo mor do Malavar,
Dom Hieronimo de Azeuedo em uome de sua Mag^** fez, e assentou
com el Bey da Serra ;" 15 Feb. 1593, £ 155.
13. Belations, e/c, rebpecting India, China, eic, ; 1605, 1626, £ 158.
14. '* Boteiro de Pernambuco ao Marauhfto," £ 179.
15. "Estado da India, e aonde tem o sen pringipio," £ 210.
Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
28.462. 1. " Tratadi) sobre la gente de la Naciou Hebrea de Portugal ;
offrecido a los Prelados que concurrieron en el Convento de Thomar,
por los Doctores que & aquella junta fueron llamados/' f. 1.
2. Copies of state papers and letters relating to the ** Novos Christi-
anos," or converted Jews of Portugal ; 1528-1629, £ 193.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28.463. Papers relating to Papal conclaves, chiefly to those from 1590
to 1605, consisting of notes and discourses on tho manner of con-
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ducting them, copies of letters to the Duke of Sessa and others, eic^
in Latin, Spanish, and Italian. Among them are : —
1. "Discorso eopia li Car[dina]li Papabili," by — Tritonio, secretary
to Cardinal [Vincenzo Laureo, Bishop of J Mondovi; July, 1589,
f. 1.
2. " De praxibufi et usibus Regii Pretorii Hispaniarum : quonam pao-
to buUee Coense Domini non adversantnr ;" addressed to the Duke of
Sessa by F. Joseph Brancha, of Syracuse, by order of [Simeon Tal-
liavia de Aragon] Cardinal of Terranova [oh, 1604], f. 9.
3. Notes, discourses, etc., on the form and manner of conclayes, the
rules of voting, etc., ff. 15, 28, 30, 40, 42-54, 60, 141, 151.
4. Copy of the bull of Clement [VIII.] respecting conclaves, beginning
" Omnipotens ille," f. 19.
5. Letter of Pedro Ximenes de Murillo to Monsignor Pena ; 31 Aug.
[1590?]. Span. f. 41.
6. Infoi-mation respecting the probable voting at the conclave on the
death of Gregory XIII. ; 15 Aug. 1584. Ital. f. 79.
7. Copies of letters of Philip II. of Spain and the Emperor Eudolph II.
to the cardinals ; 5 Dec, 8 Oct. 1590 ; followed by the replies of
the cardinals. Span, and Lot. £P. 87, 92.
8. Letters of Cardinal [Alessandro Peretti de] Montealto to the Duke
of Sessa; Bome, 20 May, 5 Aug. 1605. Ital. Signed; ynihseah.
ff. 101, 105.
9. Letter of Don Juan de Idiaquez to the Duke of Sessa ; Madrid,
• 11 July, 1600. Span. f. 111.
10. "Acta in conclavi post obitum Innooentii viiij," [1692], by Se-
bastian Strinone; 2 Feb. 1594, f. 119.
11. " Memoria de lo que se ofrece aoordar al S' Card* [Juan] de Mend[o9]a
en las materias deste conclave a 27 Otubre 1591 " [at which Inno-
cent IX. was elected], ff. 131, 161.
12. ** Relatione del Card* [Luigi] Madruzo del conclave di Papa Cle-
mente VIII. ;" [30 Jan. 1592], f. 170.
13. "Eelatione del conclave fatto doppo la mortedi Leone XL ;" [1605],
f. 178.
14. Lists of cardinals and notes of their votes, etc., at the election of
Gregory XIV., principally with reference to the wishes of the King
of Spain; [1590], f. 202.
15. Plans of the conclaves at the deaths of Sixtus V. (1590), Urban VII.
(1590), Gregory XIV. (1591), Innocent IX. (1592), and Clement
VIII. (1605), consisting of etchings shewing the arrangement of the
cardinals' cells, and the various officials, etc., f. 233.
16. View of the procession of Pope Paul V. to St. John Lateran, 6 Nov,
1605, f. 240.
17. Copy of a brief of Clement VIII. " sobre el case sucedido en cafia
del Cardinal Farnese;" 23 Sept. 1604. Lat. f. 251.
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18. Accx)ant of the cardinals in 1604, chiefly with regard to their
probable votes. Ital. f. 259.
Paper. Folio.
28,484. Accounts of Papal conclaves from that of Leo X. [1513] to
that of Urban VIII. [1623], The second account of the conclave of
Gregorj'^ XV., at f. 300, is stated to have been written by [Agos-
tino] Mascardi [chamberlain to Urban VIII.]. Ital. Paper,
Folio.
28,465, 28,466. CopiESof reports, instructions, discourses, letters, e^c,
relating to Italy and Sicily; 1570-1663. IVo volumes. Paper.
Folio.
28.467. Copies of despatches, etc., from Sicily during the vice- royalty
of [Fernando de Toledo] Count of Ayala; 1661-1663. Paper.
FoHo.
28.468. Papebs relating to proceedings between the Archbishops of
Caller [Cagliari], Sacer [Sassari], and Oiistana or Arbora, in the
Island of Sardinia, respecting the piimacy of the island, oonsiating
of historical discourses, copies of letters, etc., many of them printed.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28.469. *' Allegqiamento dello state Milanese, per le imposte e lore
ripartimenti ; opera del Signer Carlo Girolamo Capatio della So-
maglia, Patritio Milanese. Dedicata all III^ Sig. Sessanta del con-
siglio g[e]n[era]le della citt^ di Milano." The official imprimatur^
with a table of contents and dedicatory letters on f. 1 b, is dated
25 March, 1644. Paper. Folio.
28.470. Copies of political tracts and other papers relating to the pro-
posed marriage of Prince Charles [afterwards Charles I.] of England,
with Donna Maria Anna, Infanta of Spain, and other English affairs
to 1660. At the end is a tract entitled, ^'Yiaje de Mosen Ramon
Yisconde de Perellos, y entrada y salida del Purgatoiio de san
Patricio en Irlanda" [in 1328]. Paper. Folio.
28.471. 28,472. Copies of relations of ambassadors, letters, political
tracts, etc., relating to affairs of France during the 16th and 17th
centuries, some of them printed. Two volumes. Paper ; xviith cent.
FoUo.
28,473, 28,474. Register of letters of the Marques de A3 tona» Am-
bassador in Germany, to the King of Spain [Philip IV.], 1624-
1629, and of the King's letters to the Marquis in 1628, 1629; with
a few other papers. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
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28,475. Copies of papers relating to the dispensation for the marriage
of Wolfgang William, Duke of Neuburg, with Catharine Charlotte,
daughter of John XL Count Palatine of Zweyhruck ; consisting of
letters, discussions on the dispensing power, proceedings of the
Roman court and the Inquisition, etc., 1 630-1633. Laiin and Italian.
Paper. Folio.
28,476-28,478. " Bepresentacion hecha al Key [Philip V.] en justi-
iicacion del Escrito de 55§§ que prohivio el Cardenal [Francisco]
Yudice [Bishop of Ostia], Ynquisidor General, por Edicto de 30 de
Julio de 1714 ; '' by Melchor Raphael de Macanaz, Fiscal General del
Consejo de las Espanas. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
28.479. *^ Dkfensa de la Historia Civil de Espana de el Re)'nado del
Senor Don Phelipe V. escrita por Fray K icolas de Jesus Belando
de la Descalzed de S. Francisco," by Melchor Raphael de Macanaz.
Preceded by a copy of the complaint of Belando to the King, with
notes by Macanaz ; circa 1744. Paper. Folio.
28.480. " Brebe Compendio con Addioiones al Tomo B"* de la Historia
Civil de Espana desde el ano de 1713 al de 1733, escrita por el P.
F. Nicolas de Jesus Belando, Francisco Deecalzo Impresa
por Manuel Frnz, [Fernandez?] en Madrid, ano de 1744." By M. R.
de Macanaz. Paper. Folio.
28.481. " Defensa critica de la YnquisicioD, contra los pr[incip]ale8
enemigos, que la han perseguido, y persiguen injustamente ; " by
Don M. R. de Macanaz, 1736. Paper. Folio.
28.482. Materials for a '* Summa Institutionum Justiniani," [by H.
de Ovando]. At f. 34 b is a preface, and Summa of the first two
chapters of Bk. I. LaiiUj with a few notes in ^anish. Paper;
xviiith cent. Folio.
28.483. Sermons for Sundays and holidays throughout the year; with
a sermon preached at an Auto da f6 at Coimbra, f. 215, and a transla-
tion of one on the occasion of the blessing of the banner of Sebastian,
King of Portugal, before the expedition to Africa [14 June, 1578],
by [Fray Jofto de Sylva, a Dominican. See "Memorias del Rey D.
Sebastiao," by Diogo Barboso Machado. Pt. IV. Bk. 11. c. vii.].
f. 232. Portuguese. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28.484. *' Observacion historica sobre la antigiiedad de el Monacato en
Espana," by Fray Pablo Rodriguez, Benedictine de Sahagun [in
the province of Leon]. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
28,486. " IxsTRUMEN TO de la Paz firmado por los Embajadores y Pleni-
potenziarios de la Sacra (Jebarea y de la Christian isima Mag^ y de
los Deputados Extrahordinarios y otros de los Electores Prin9ipes y
ebtcidos del Sacro Romano Imperio en Munster, a 24 de Octubre del
alio de 1648 ; " the Treaty of Wcbtphalia. Paper. Folio.
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88.486. '* EsPEJO de Frincipes ; " a political tract on the treaty of the
Hague; 29 June, 1684 (?). Paper. Folio.
28.487. " SuMMARio de todas as Cousas que 809ederao a Dom Paulo de
Lima Pereira, [Capit&o de Chaul in 1587], do dia que entron na
India te sua perdi^am e morte ; " by Diogo do Couto, " Chronista
e gaai*da mor da torre do Tomba da India.'' Dedicated to Dona
Ana de Lima Pereira, sister of Dom Paulo, and wife of Dom Antonio
d'Ataide, son of the Conde de Castanbeira ; Goa, Nov. 1611. At the
end is a sonnet by Manoel de Faria e Sousa, the historian. Paper.
Folio.
88.488. Charges against Don Antonio Sanchez d'Avila, Marques de
Yelada, [San Boman, Astorga, etc,], respecting his government of
Oran [Algeria], with his answers; 1628. Paper. Folio.
88.489. Tract on the arrest of P. Fray Froylan Diaz, Confessor to
Charles 11. of Spain, by the Inquisition ; circa 1700. Paper. Folio.
88.490. " HusTORiA d^ los Beyes Catolicos, Don Fernando de Aragon
e Dona Ysabel de Castilla y Leon ; " by Andres Bemal, or Bemaldes,
and edited by the Licentiate Bodrigo Caro; 1514. Paper. Folio.
88.491. Account of the two sieges of Lerida [Catalonia] and its defence
by Don Qregorio Brito against the Comte d'flaroourt and the Prince
de Cond6; 1646, 1647. Paper. Folio.
28.492. Belations of Venetian ambassadors; 1552-1557. Italian.
Ill the following order : —
1. " Del Signer Tnrco," by Bernardo Navagiero ; 26 Feb. 1552, f. 1.
2. '* Del Turco," [by Dominico Trevisano] ; 1654, f. 37.
3. "D^Inghilterra," [by Giovanni Michele]; 13 May, 1557, f. 84.
4. " Del 1M> de' Bomani," by Michel Suriano; 12 Oct 1557, f. 131.
Paper. Folio.
28.493. "Carta de el Padre Pedro Paez [Jesuit missionary]; su
fecha en Dambie [?Dembea] de Ethiopia, a 10 de Julio de 1612."
Addressed to Padre lliomas de Yturen, of Toledo. Paper. Folio.
28.494. *' YiDAS y sucesos de los Beyes de Marruecos, en que se trata
de la fnnda^ion de aquella Ciudad, y echos que hicieron asi en
Africa como en Espana," being chiefly a life of Joseph, the first of
the Ahnoravides [1086-1110], with short notices, etc., down to
[Mnley] Ebn Seyd [1381]. Translated from an Arabic work written
11 Habia I., in the year of the Hegira 783, [6 June, 1081]. Paper ;
XYJith cent. Folio.
28,496. ** GcERRAs del Tartaro, y conquista del grande Imperio de la
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China. Primera Parte," with a short addition respecting the
Dutch in China in [16]49. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28,498. " Derrotero de las Yndias Occidentales, j oompendio de todas
BUS oostas de la parte de el Norte con algnnas adverten9iaB
mni nesesarias a los Pilotos modemos. Por Benito Alonso Barrozo,
capitan de mar y guerra por S. Mag^., y de las maestransas de la
Armada de BarloTento, natural de la Ciudad de Ayamonte." Dedi-
cated to Don Manuel Luis de Guzman Manrrique de Suniga, Davila y
Osorio, Marques de Ayamonte, etc, ; 16 Oct. 1689. Paper. Folio.
28.497. *' Descrifcion de las costas y puertos de Espana/escrita por D.
Pedro Texera, Canallero de la horden de Christo." Paper ; xvuth
cent. Folio.
28.498. Plans of fortifications of the principal towns of Northern
Italy, with maps of part of the surrounding country, fifty-one in
number, by Giovanni Steffano Cantone. According to the Index
the map of Porto Longone is wanting between ff. 10, 11. lUdian.
Paper ; xviith cent. At the beginning are the arms of Philip IV.
(?) of Spain. Folio.
28.499. " DiscoRsos de Estado de Juan Bof ero Benes [Giovanni Botero,
of Benna, Piedmont, secretary to S. Carlo Borromeo, Envoy to
France, 6b. 1617,] en diez libros, con otros tres de las causas de la
grandeza y magnificencia de las ciudades. Traducido de Ytaliano
por Tomas de Vega, Criado de Su Mag*." Imperfect at the end.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28.500. " LiBRO del belo Judayco que fiso y ordeno el grande estoriador
Josepho fijo de Matatias, el qual lo torno del ebrayco en latin para
los Bomanos, y del lo rroman90 Aluaro de Bae9a por mandado del
honrrado y dissoreto Juan Bodrigues de Baega, corregidor de la
villa de Medina del campo y del conssejo del Bey y rreyfia [Fernando
e Isabel], nuestros Senores." Imperfect, ending in the 56th chapter of
Bk. V. Paper; xvth cent., with an illuminated border and initial to
the first page, having the arms of Rodriguez de Bae^a ? [chapS-ployi^
vert and gulea, in chief two fleurs-de-lys argent , in base a castle or]
and with rubricated headings and coloured initials with filigree
work throughout. Folio.
28.501. " DiscuRSSOS sobre los Anales de Comelio Ta^ito, en que se
contienen diverssas materias de estado, muchas antiguedades, y
varias curiosidades de Hysterias divinas y humanas," with marginal
notes and corrections. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28.502. *'ExAMEN del Principe de Machiauello," by Luis Esforcia
[Sforza]. Paper ; xviith cent Folio.
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88,503. '* Tratado de expugnacion," a treatise on military art, ohiefly
with regard to sieges. Paper ; xviith cent., with a shield of arms
of Castro, Colonna and Toledo, tiercS en pal, snrmonnted hj a ducal
ooronet on the cover. Folio.
88.604. "The tunnyng of Elynour Enmmyiig per [John] Skelton
Laureat to Henry VIII.," an attempted facsimile of one of the
earlier printed editions. At the end, reversing the volume, are
Bulee of a sooiety of bell-ringers, called " Esquire Youths," with a
list of officers in 1662 and of members, followed by an additional
regulation for 1663, ff. 24-126. Paper; xviith cent. On the fly-
leaf is the name ** William Daniel, 1693," and on the covers are
. stamped the crown and cypher of Charles U. Small Octavo.
88.605. Tracts on Abyssinian geography, geology, botany, etc, by
Dr. Wilhelm Schimper. Oerman, Autograph,
1. *' Betrachtnng der Vegetation w&hrend eines Spaziergangs vom
Harab-Thal, liber die Ebene Ham^do, die Adoa-Gebirge hinweg
nach Urahut in der Provinz AgamS, auf einem Terrain von 4,000
bis 11,000 Fuss absoluter Hohe, Theil des Reiches Tigr6 ;" written
in 1868, f. 3 ; with appendix, f. 85.
2. " Ackerbau in Abyssinien," with remarks on the various plants
cultivated, f. 114.
3. " Greologische Betrachtungen in Abyssinien," with drawings,
diagrams, and meteorological notes, f. 167.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy the author.
88.606. Maps, of parts of Abyssinia, with lists of names of places,
remarks, etc., by Dr. Wilhelm Schimper. Oerman. Autograph,
Included are: —
1. *' Bemerkungen zu den Tabellen der Earte von der Gegend Adoa
nnd Axum in Tigr^" f. 5.
2. "Earte von dem wichtigsten Theil der Provinz Begemder,
trigonometrisch aufgenommen von W. Schimper, 1864, 1866." 4
ft. 1 in. X 2 ft. 7 in. f. 14.
3. Sectional drawings of the clay-beds granite strata, mountain
aystemB, etc., of Tigre, Eolla Noari, e/c, f. 1 5.
4. Sketch of the mountain ranges of Begemder, forming a key to the
map. f. 19.
Paper. Large Folio. Presented hy the author.
88.607. " Eniga Stoglav," [the book of the Hundred chapters], con-
taining the acts of the council of Moscow; a.m. 7059 [a.d. 1651].
In Church Sclavonic. Printed at London in 1860, and more fully at
St. Petersburg in 1863. See also Mouravieff*s "History of the
Buasian CJhnrch;" (Oxford, 1842), p. 108. Paper; xvnth cent. In
the oi-iginal tooled leather binding. Quarto.
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28,608. The Church Sclavonic alphabet in ornamental characters,
with aphorisms to each letter; followed by the Besyeda Trekh
Svyatitelei, or conversation of the Three Sages on religions qnestions,
and a multiplication table. Bu8sian, Paper roll, 16 ft. 6 in. x 8i
in. Presented hy M. Alexander NiJcolaemck Vinogradof of Taroslaf,
28,509-28,512. Obiginal letters, with coireoted proofs of memoii-s, efc.,
addressed to Charles GriflSn, publisher of the " Handbook of con-
temporary Biography," (London, 1861) by persons whose biographies
appear in that work; i860. With alphabetical and classified
indexes. The names of the writers will appear in the Index. Four
volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,518-28,623. CoLLtcxiONS relating to the Dissenters' burial-ground
at Bunbill Fields, London, by John Rippon, D.D., F.S.A. Four-
teen volumes, now numbered as eleven. Paper; xviiith and xixth
oentt. Folio and Quarto. The contents of the several volumes
are: —
28.513. Vol. I. Biographical notices and collections relating to
persons buried in Bunhill Fields, with engraved portraits. Alpha-
betically arranged ; wanting part of letter B and from P to Z.
28.514. Vol. II. 1. Extracts from Stow's survey of London; 5 Jan.
1789, f 3.
2. " List of works necessary to be referred to for History of the Ground,
Biography, etc.," f. 17.
3. " Alphabetical and chronological list of persons respecting whom
Biography should and probably may be obtained between 1665
and 183— . . :" a draft and a revised copy, ff. 19, 33.
4. " Biography already prepared or partially so," f. 114.
28.515. Vol. III. ** An Alphabetical List of all the Tombs and other
Monuments in Bunhill Fields Burial Ground in the City Road,
with their respective situations and the last lines of the Inscriptions
thereon up to 18 . . ."
28.516. Vol. IV. Copies of inscriptions on the tombs in Bunhill
Fields, in alphabetical order of names.
28,517 A.-28,519 B. Yoll. V.-VIL Copies of inscriptions on the
tombs in Bunhill Fields, in alphabetical order, laid down in slips.
Letters H and Q to Z are wanting. Six volumes, numbered as
three.
28,520, 28,521. Voll. VIII., IX. Schemes of references, by numbei-s, to
the localities of the proprietary vaults and graves in Bunhill Fields,
1827.
28,522. Vol. X. Map of the tombs in Bunhill Fields, with reference
numbers, divided into sheets.
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28,688. Vol. XI. 1. Register of burials in the "New Ground" in
Bunhill Fields; 25 Jan. 1745[6]— 8 June, 1753. Copy. f. 1.
2. Letters to Dr. Rippon and to his son, John Bippon, respecting the
monuments, etc. ; 1789-1838. With drafts of Dr. Rippon 's letters.
f. 39.
3. Misoellaneotts notes, lists of names, copies of registers, and inscrip-
tions, etc^ f. 79.
28,524, 28,525. " Helen ; a tale, in three volumes, by Maria Edge-
worth." Atdcgraphy with corrections as printed in 1834. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio.
28.626. Threb of the Legends of " Thomas Tngoldsby " [Rev. Richard
Harris Barham], m., "The Lay of St. Cuthbert, or the Devil's
Dinner Party," f. 1 ; " County Legends, No. 2 ... , Nell Cook, a
Tale of the * Dark Entry,* " f. 21 ; " Aunt Fanny, a Tale of a Shirt,"
f. 36. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
28.627. Sascti Bern ward i, episcopi Hildeshemensis, vita et miracula :
an abridgment apparently of the work of Thangmar, beg. ** Legimus
in aliquibus cronicis." At the end, f. 35 b, is an account " de tras-
lacione et canonizacione sancti Bern wardi," with additional miracles,
abridged from the *'Narratio de canonisatione," eto., printed in
LeibnitiuB "Scriptores rerum Brunsvicensium," i. 469. In the
last miracle, f. 47, is the date 1431. On the fly-leaves at the
beginning is a story of how St. Bemward obtained an indulgence
from Pope Sylvester II., followed by a list of the bishops of Hildes-
heim to 1398, continued in later hands to Barthold von Landsberg,
[1481-1602]. Paper ; xvth cent. Octavo.
28.628. Original letters, dc.^ chiefly of Spanish sovereigns, states-
men, and others; 1483-1592. Mostly signed; many with seals.
The writers are : —
iMbellA ckf GasiQe ; 1483, 1500, ff. 1, 2.
Feidinaad of Aregon ; 1500, 1505, ff. 2, 3.
Philip II. of Spain ; 1562-1588, ff. 5-25.
Matteo YasqaoB, Secretary to Philip II. ;
1578. With marginal instmotiona by
PhUipIL ff. 26-81.
OodmIto Femandes de Gordnba, Duke
of Tenanova, Viceroy of Naples [the
''Great Captain*^: 1504. LaL f.S2.
Margaret of Aiutria [Datoral daughter of
Charles v.] ; 1568. f . 33.
"^ El priodpe " [Gaifloa, son of Philip H] ;
1566. L35.
[Anna Maris, wife of Philip U. ; 1572].
f.38.
Maris [daughter of Charles V., and
See the Catalogue of Spanish MSS. Paper. Folio.
1IS3_1870. 2 K
widow of the Emperor Msximilian II.] ;
1588, f. 39.
Dona Maria de Contreras, widow of Juan
de Wahnaoque ; [1588], f. 42.
Ant[oine Perrenot], Cardinal de Gran-
velle ; 1578, f. 44.
C[arlo] Emmanuel [Duke of Savoy];
1588, f. 47.
[Alyaro de Bazan], Marques de Santa
Cruz ; 1587. f. 49.
Charles, Cfirdinal de Lorraine [son of
Charles II., Duke of Lorraine] to the
Duke of Sessa, Spanish amhassador at
Boroe; Saveme, 22 July, 1592. Fr,
Stgned ; with teal, f. 51.
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408 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,529—28,683.
28.529. '* A LSAGER BOOKE OT Cowcher ocmtayninge an Exact and
Perfect Suruey and view of the Manour of West bartinge, with
th appurtenances, in the Countie of Sussex, beinge Parcell of the
Possessions of S' John Caryll Knighte,*' made by William Gotham ;
6 Mar. 1632[3]. In three parts, with preface and table of contents.
At the end, reversing the volume, are oopies of the proceedings
in the manor court of Harting; 16 Jan. 3 Edw. VI. [1550], 5 Oct.
8 Eliz. [1566]. Paper. In the original stamped binding. Folio.
Presented hy Sir Charles W. DiUce, Bart
28.530. Papers relating to the Cinque Ports, etc., in co. Kent, viz. : —
1. <' The boke of the lawes, vsages, and customes graunted vnto the
poorte of Hastynges of Eynges that were [in] Ingland sythens the
conquest hitherto," ratified by Edward IV., f. 7.
2. KamtB of the Cinque Ports with members, or dependent towns,
and a note of the number of ships provided by each, f. 16.
3. '* The customarie boke," of the manors of Esshetisford [Ashford],
El ham, and Esture, co. Kent, belonging to the dean and canons of
St. Stephen's chapel, Westminster; 3 Oct. 1616, f. 17.
4. ^ Feoda Militaria in Com. Eancisa/' a list similar to the assessments
for the aid to knight Edward, the Black Prince, in 20 Edw. IIT.
[1346-7], but with additional names. See Lansd. MSS. 276, f. 89 b,
and 309, f. 123 b, and Archaeologia Cantiana, Vol. X. £ 22.
5. ** The customes and ordre of v portes and theire membres, taken out
of diuerse custiimalls of the v portes, newlye corrected by the
learned counsaile of the sayd v portes," 20 Hen. VII. [1504-5], and
further corrected and augmented, 19 Hen. VIII. [1627-8], f. 40.
At the beginning are inserted :— The oaths of the mayor, and other
officers of Hythe, co. Kent, extracted in 1673 from an '* Assembly
booke " of 1642-1649, ff. 1, 4, 6 b ; and a toble of contents, f. 2.
Paper; xvith and xviith centt. Belonged to John Lee in 1704.
Folio.
28.531. '^The Art of Building a man," a treatise on education by
James Boevey, whose signature is affixed. Paper ; end of the xvuth
oent. Folio.
28.532. ^ SciNTiLLiB," a collection of aphorisms, jests, etc.y with allusions
to political events, arranged in alphabetical order of subjects, attri-
buted to one of the family of Fust [probably Sir Francis Fust, of
Hill Court, CO. Gloucester]. Paper ; early xvuith cent. Duodecimo.
28.533. AccouKTS of the Aldermen and Chamberlains of the Guild of
the Holy Trinity of New Sleaford, co. Lincoln; 1477-1545. See
6. Oliver's •* History of the Holy Trinity Guild at Sleaford,"
1837, p. 50. At the end, f. 17 b, are a few receipts for poor-rates,
c/c., 1585, 1613. Paper, Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS^ 28,584-28,648. 499
The foOawing Noi., 28,534-28,648, were presented hy the Earl of
Derby.
28,634-28,644. Obioinal correspondence of Emmanuel Mendez da
Costa, F.R.S., author of " A Natural History of Fossils," etc, with
men of science and others ; 1737-1787. Arranged alphabetically
nnder writers. The names will be found in the Index. Eleven
Tolames. Paper. Folio.
28,646. Original letters addressed chiefly to Aylmer Bourke Lambert,
author of "A Description of the Genus Pinus," 1803, etc., by men
of science and others; 1757-1808. The names of the writers
will appear in the Index. Paper. At f. 1 is a note of purchase in
1842, in the hand of, and signed by, [Edward Smith Stanley, 13th
Earl of] Derby. Quarto.
28.646. Original letters, e(c., of French naturalists, viz. : —
1. [Joseph Philippe Fran9ois] Deleuze to Dr. [Michel Etienne]
Descourtils ; Paris, 2 Jan. 1829, f. 2.
2. [Louis Marie Aubert] Dupetit-Thouars to [Antoine Laurent] de
Jussieu; Paris, 24 Mar. 1808, f. 4.
3. [Pierre Samuel] Dupont de Nemours *' au citoyen president de la
premiere Classe de I'lnstitut" ; Paris, 21 Germinal, an ii. [11 Apr.
1803], f. 5.
4. [Pierre Andr6] Latreille to Banon, professeur de pharmacie
de la Marine; Paris, 24 June, 1829, f. 6. ^
5. [Charles Francois Brisseau], Mirbel ; 29 Aug. «.a., f. 8.
6.[Andr6] Thouin; Paris, 30 Jan. 1819, f. 9.
7. [Charles] Bonnet to the Abb^ du Bourg; Qenthod near Geneva,
7 Apr. 1784, f. 11.
8. Unsigned letter to [? Louis Jean Baptiste] Bucquet, *' Secretaire du
roy, seigneur de Bracheux, de la Society royale d'agriculture de
Beauvais " ; nJ. f. 13.
9. ** Obeervatioiis sur les chenilles,'* by [ ? Louis Etienne] de Beffiroy,
for the Boyal Society of Agriculture of Beauvais; Chevreguy
en LaoimoiB, 15 Aug. 1783, f. 15*
10. ^ Eflsai Bar les insectes en general et particuli^rement sur le tigre '
des poiriers," by the Abb6 du Bourg ; followed by other papers
oa subjects of natural history by the same and others, presented to
the Boyal Society of Agriculture of BeauYais; circa 1 780-1 786,
ff. 19-78.
Paper. Folio.
28.647, 28,648. **M£Moibes en forme de Dictionnaire, contenant
I'histoire naturelle, notamment le Cacao, Tlndigo, le Sucre et le
Tabac ; par M * * *, Inspecteur pour la compagnie de Chander-
2 K 2
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500 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,649, 28.660.
nagor." Two volnmes, with a table of contents to each; the
titles printed. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
28,549. Heraldic treatises, ^., mostly in Freneky viz, : —
1. Treatise on heraldic colours, the creation of dignities, the ordering
of battles, etc., with coloured diagrams and a drawing of Alexander
the Great. The first part is abridged from "Le blason des
Conleurs en Armes" by Sicille, Herault d'AlpJionse V., Roi d'Aragon :
see ed. 1860. f. 1.
2. Ordinances for single combats within lists, before the King,
submitted to Bichard II. by Thomas, Duke of Gloucester, Lord
High Constable, f. 28 b.
3. Petition of the Kings-at-Arms of France to the King, for the
institution of ordinances regulating their duties and privileges,
f. 42.
4.** La maniere comment lez heraulx et poursieuans doiuent congnoistre
dez obsequez," f. 48 b.
5. " Lez articlez de lobeissanoe de loffice darme que ung nouvel
herault doit promectre et jurer en la presence de la gentillesse," f.
61 b.
6. Treatise of the institution of officers of arms by Julius Caesar,
beginning, *'Ce sont les dis dez philosophez," f. 54. Cf. Add.
MS. 29,901, f. 40.
7. On the vanity of human life, beginning, " Home est de brefae vie,"
f. 68.
8. Sayings of six masters of Paris on tiibulation, beginning, " A Paris
furent YI maistres," f. 61 b.
9. Statutes of the Order of the Garter, in Latin and French, with a
picture of a knight in his robes, f. 67.
Paper ; late xvth cent. At the end is the note : *' Yincislai et
amicorum," with a coat of arms between the initials Y. B. Octavo.
28,680. Fragment of a register of the Cistercian abbey of Boberts-
bridge, oo. Sussex, in La^tn, containing : —
l.Part of a chronicle of the abbey; 1308-1333. Imperfect at the
beginning. At the end is a reference to a continuation of the
work in a later part of the original volume, f. 1.
2. Eeports of suits in the courts of Exchequer and the King's Bench,
with regard to claimis of the abbey at Salherst, Brithling, Lamber-
hurst, etc.; 8 Edw. I. [1279-80], 12 Eic. II. [1388-9], Lot. and Fr.
f. 7.
3. " Liber communis de Apeldre " [Appledore, co. Kent] : a survey of
lands with the names of tenants and the amount of their liabilities
towards the repair of the sea-wall of Eomney Marsh, f 31.
4. Fragments of hymns with an accompaniment for a stringed
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ADDITIONAL MSS^ 28,661—28,664. 601
instnunent (probably a lute), in two-part harmony on a five-
lined at ave, f. 43.
Yellum ; xivth oent. Quarto.
88,661, 28,662. Journjll of the campaigns of the Anglo-Hanoverian
anny in Germany, nnder the command of Prince Ferdinand of
Brunswick, in 1760-1762, with dispositions of camps, orders of
battle, copies of orders, intercepted letters, etc. Two volumes.
In YoL II. are included, an ** Abstract of the number of Land and
Sea Forces paid by Great Britain in 1762 and beginning of 1763,
when the Peace was made," f. 93 b ; — Copies of *' Letters relative
to the signing of the Preliminary Articles of Peace ;'* 1-26 Nov.
1762, f. 100; — Extract relative to Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick,
from Lieut.-Gen. David Dundas's " Principles of Military Move-
ments," in the hand of the author, f. 103. Paper; xvitith cent.
Folio.
28.663. '* Orders of march and positions of the camps of the allied
army under the command of His Serene Highness Duke Ferdinand
of Brunswic, from the junction of the British troops at Coesfeldt,
August 21, 1758," to Nov. 19, 1762; followed by copies of letters
and orders of the Duke of Brunswick, chiefly addressed to John
Manners, Marquis of Granby, commanding the English troops,
5 Feb.-9 Aug. 1760, 11 June-29 Sept. 1762. Paper; xviiith cent.
Folio.
28.664. Papers of William Gwavas, of Newlyn, Penzance, relating to
the Cornish language, chiefly collected at Newlyn, Mousehole and
St. Just; 1709-1736.
1. Letters of John Boson to William Gwavas, containing a version of
the Lord's Prayer, two epitaphs on [James] Jenkins of Alverton,
Penzance (see f. 136) and various notes ; Newlyn, 26 Dec. 1709—21
Feb. I72f CamUh and English, ff. 2, 6, 10, 12.
2. William Gwavas to Oliver Pendar, John Boson, and Thomas
Tonkin; London, Penzance and Newlyn, 11 Aug. 1711—1 Dec.
1736. Cornish and English, ff. 3, 8, 13, 16, 20, 23, 144. The letter
at f . 13 contains a list of authorities, etc, on the Cornish language.
3. Oliver Pendar to William Gwavas; Newlyn, 22 Aug. 1711.
Cornish and English, f. 4.
4. Thomas Tonkin to William Gwavas; Polgorran, 22 May, 26 July,
1735, and n.d. ff. 14, 18, 22.
6. " The creacion of the world, with Noah's flood ;" a play by William
Gordan [or Jordan, of Helston], written 12 Aug. 1611 in Oomish
and translated by John Keigwin of Mousehole, Penzance, in 1G93.
Cornish and English. Imperf, at the beginning. Printed in 1827 by
Da vies Gilbert, and in 1864 by the Philological Society with
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anotJier translation by Dr. Whitley Stokes. Another copy, in
Harl. MS. 1867, was probably taken from this. f. 24 b.
6. Version of the Lord's Prayer, beginning "Tas Dew ny ea in Neff,"
f. 50.
7. " Mount Calvary," a poem on the Passion of Our Lord, stated to
have been copied from a MS. found in Sacret [Sancreed] church,
corrected and translated by VV[illiam] H[als] ; 1679, 1680. Cornish
and English, Fifty-nine stanzas are wanting at the end. Printed
with John Eeigwin's translation by Davies Gilbert in 1826,
and by the Philological Society in 1861 with a translation by Dr.
Stokes. The earliest existing copy is in Harl. MS. 1782, f. 51.
8. Part of a Corhi«h dictionary, containing from A. to CI., in the same
hand as the preceding. Probably the " Lhadym^r ay Kemow " of
William Hals, mentioned by Pryce in the preface to his ** Aroh»o-
logia Comu-Britanica." f. 59.
9. Cornish-English vocabularies, in the hand of W. Gwavas, ff. 79, 119 b.
10. Short epigrams, verses, etc., in Cornish with translations [in the
handwriting of Eev. Henry Ustick, Vicar of Breage]. With the
exception of an epitaph on John Eeigwin and a single couplet, all
are printed in Pryce's ** Arclieeologia." f. 91.
11. Six versions of the ten commandments, five of the Lord's Prayer
and four of the Apostles' creed, by John Boson, William Kerew,
(from Matthew Row's MSS.), Thomas Boson, Oliver Pendar,
William Gwavas and John Eeigwin. That by Keigwin (f. 112 b)
was written 1710 and is printed in Pryce's " Archaeologia " as an
ancient version, ff. 96 b, 106-114, 141, 143, 161.
12. The third chapter of Genesis and the fourth and part of the
second chapters of St. Matthew, translated by William Kerew, and
copied [by H. Ustick] from the MSS. of Matthew Eow of Hendra,
Sancreed. Cornish, f. 99 b.
13. Maxims and verses of scripture (Prov. xxx. v. 5, 6. Ps. xxxv. v. 1,
2, vif. V. 11, II. V. 11). Cornish and English. The maxims are
printed by Pryce. ff. 116, 125.
14. Two veraions of the first chapter of Genesis, one in the hand of
W. Gwavas and one in that of Mrs. Veale, hi« daughter. Printed by
Davies Gilbert, one with the " Creation," and the other with
" Mount Calvary." ff. 117, 126.
15. The Story of John of Chy-an-Hur, in the hand of John Boson.
Cornish and English, Imperfect at the end. Printed with a different
translation and different spelling by Prjce, Dr. Lhuyd (in the
** Arcbfleologia Britannica ") and Davies Gilbert, f. 128.
16. " Eanna Kemuak," a song on the Revolution of 1688, by John
Tonkin of St. Just, beginning, " Menja Tiz Kemuak buz galowas,*'
f. 130.
17. Song of moral advice, addressed to the people of St. Just, to the tune
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,664, 28,666. 603
of "The Modest Maid of Kent/' beginning, *' Ni venja pea a munna
Seer," f. 131.
18. [In obi turn B^s Wilbelmi Stii] " Carmen Britanicum dialecto
Cornubiensi ad normani Poetarum Seonli Sexti," by Edward
Lhujd, keeper of the Aahmolean Museum at Oxford. Printed in
Pryce'a ** ArchsBulogia Gomu-Britannica." f 133.
19. Song '^Peleaera [wra] why moas moes fettow teag," with
translation ** Whither are you going, fair mayd, he said," and the
ordinal and cardinal numbers and three sentenoes, written out by
Edward Chirgwin [by whom the song, as printed by Piyce, is said to
have been song at Carole w in 1H98], ff. 135, 153.
20. Song ** Ma leeaz Greage [Gwreg] Laokah vel zeage " by [James]
Jenkins of Alverton, with translation. Printed by Pryoe and
Davies Gilbert, f. 136.
21. Inscription for a hurling-ball, by Thomas Boson, with translation ;
1 Sept. 1705. f. 137.
22. A literal translation into Camiah of the hundredth psalm of the
Stemhold and Hopkins version, with part of a letter, unsigned^ f. 138.
23. Letter of John Keigwin to William Gwavas, with a copy and a
translation into Oomiak by him of the letter of King Charles I. to
the people of Cornwall. Printed in the Rev. A. Cummings's
" History of Cury and Gunwalloe," 1875. f. 139.
24. Names of tenants put into verse by Collins, vicar of Breage ;
1723, f. 147.
25. Various etymolc^iee, etc., chiefly of names of plaoes, by William
Gwavas, 1732, ff. 148-152, 156, 163, 167.
26. Epigram in Cornish on the verdict in the case of " Gwavas versus
Kelynack," in the Court of Exchequer, 6 Nov. 1728; with notes
and translation by the same. Printed by Pryce. f. 154.
27. Mottoes for bowls, and for Marketjew [Marazion] bowling-green,
with translations, by the same. Printed by Pryce and Davies
Gilbert, ff. 158, 165.
28. Copy and explanation of the inscription on the tomb of Clarice de
Bolleit, in St. Buryan church, f. 160 b.
29. Epitaph in Cornish and English by William Gwavas, for his own
tomb; 16 Sept. 1719. The Cornish has been printed by Pryce and
Davies Gilbert, f. 166.
At the beginning of the volume is a letter from Davies Gilbert to
theBev. William Veale of Trevaylor, grandson of William Gwavas,
relating to the collection ; East Brent, 22 July, 18 J6.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy the Bev. W, W. Wingfieldy Vicar of
Qidvaly Penzance.
28,556. Medical treatises, in Latin :—
1. General treati-e in six books, viz. : i. '' De ^gritudinibus ; " ii. " De
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febribnB;" m. "De aparentibus .... in cute et sub outo;'* ir.
" De dieta qusa claiiis et radix est medicine et maxime in Anglia ; *'
V. *' De simplici medioina ; " yi. *^ De oonaeruacione sanitatis."
Imperfect at the beginning, f. 1.
2. " Anathomia magistri Bicardi uetnli ; " beginning " Galienns in tegni
attestatus," f. 29. For another copy see Sloane MS. 73. f. 89.
3. *' Liber de modo mcdendi et ooniiciendi," ex " Zoophonis ore
suisque et sociorum suomm scriptis compendiose " collectns.
Attributed here to" Stephanns," elsewhere to Qerardns [de Carmona],
Thomas Florentinns and others, f. 81.
4. " De medioinis, opiatis et electaariis," beginning, " Aorea proprie
facit ad omnia nicia capitis," f. 35.
5. *^ Tractatns magistri Bogeri Baronis [Baconis ?] de aqnis medicina-
libns, oleis," etc.^ beginning, ** Humana natura non minus indiget
aquis phisicalibus/' f. 36.
6. '' Compendium Salemi *' de arte sauandi ; beginning, " Duplici me
causa cogente," f. 39.
7. " De regimine lactencium vel infantum," beginning, "Prime uiden-
dum est utrum lac," f. 44.
8. Nota de herbis singulis mensibus colligendis, f. 44 b.
9. " Liber virtutum [simplicium medicinanim] Johannis de SaActo
Paulo," beg. " Cogitanti mihi de simplicium medicinarum vir-
tutibus." Attributed in Harl. MS. 2375, f. 76, to Johannes de Sancto
Projecto. f. 45.
10. "Liber xii. tabularum magistri Salemi," with glosses; beg.
" Prime pabulo salis medicinalis." Imperfect at the end. f. 48 b.
Vellum; early xivth cent Large Octavo. Presented hy Bichard
Gamett, Esq.
28.556. Extracts from the works on natural history of Ulisse Aldro-
vandi, in Latin. As fly-leaf at the end is a fragment of a breviary
of the xvth cent, containing part of the offices for the visitation of
Our Lady, and for St. Mary Magdalen's day. Paper; xvuth cent.
Small Octavo.
28.557. Letters of Sir John Sinclair, Bart., of Longfermacus [ob. drca
1802], to his wife ; Kellie, 18 Feb.-21 June, «.a. lucluded also
are: —John Gordon to Lady Sinclair; Kellie, 29 May, 1764, f. 11 ;
C. Monypenny to the same ; Collingsburgh, n.d. f. 20 ; " Accompt
[of] Mr. Jobn Sinclair, writer, to Patrick Jameson, mason;" 1748,
f. 22 ; '* Minuts in the Ranking of the creditors of Drumsay against
Patrick Crawfurd the purchaser;" 3 July, 1731, f. 23; "Disposi-
tion by Thomas Allen and Trustees to the good Town of Edinburgh,
1758," of lands at Drumsheugh, in the parish of St. Cuthbert's,
f. 25. Prefixed is a notice of Sir John Sinclair by A[rcbibald]
Constable, dated June, 1821 ; and throughout are notes by the
same. Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,668. 505
28,668. A-B. Miscellansous autograpli letters, etc.; 1438-1829. The
writers are : —
A. 1. The Jndges of the Court of Admiralty to the Protector [Oliyer
Cromwell], and to the Commissioners of the Admiralty ; Doctors'
Commons, 16 July, 1 Aug. 1655. Signed by Drs. William Clark,
C[harles] G[eorge] Cock, and John Godolphin. With seals, flf. 1, 3.
2. [Sir Henry] De Vic [Bart., Chancellor of the order of the Garter]
to the States-General ; Brussels, 13 Aug. 1660. Fr. f. 5.
3. [Sir] J[ohn] Macpherson to Thomas Henchman; Brompton, 15 Dec.
1798. With«eo/. f. 7.
B. 1. [Sir] William Peryam [Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer] to
Sir John Stanhope, " Treasurer of her Majesties Chamber at the
' Courte ;" Greendlands, 17 Mar. 1596[7]. Signed, f. 9.
2. J[ohn] Pulteney to [Edward] Southwell [Secretary of State in
Ireland]; St. James's, 3 Aug. 1703, f. 11.
3. [Sir] Edward Trelawney, Governor of Jamaica ; Jamaica, 1 June,
1740. With engraved portraits, f. 13.
4. Anne Rutherford to her sister [Mary] Egerton [wife of John Eger-
ton, Bishop of Durham], and her brother. Sir Edward Boughton,
Bart. ; Chelsea, 7 Dec. 1782, 9 Mar. 1783. The first letter a copy.
ff. 16, 18. At f. 20 is an engraved portrait of John Donellan, who
married the granddaughter of the above Sir E. Boughton.
C. 1. Copy of John Dryden's Prologue to the " Prophetess," f. 21.
2. Declaration of Jolm Driden, of Chesterton, co. Hunts, [son of the
poet], respecting his annuities from Portman and Yyner's patents ;
n.d. Signed, f. 23.
D. 1. [Patrick Buthven, Lord] Ruthven, relating to the Provostry of
Dirleton ; Dirleton, 16 Mar. s.a. Holograph, f. 25.
2. Jane [daughter of Patrick Drummond, Lord] Drummond, to her
husband [Robert Ker, Earl of Roxburgh] ; «< Ritchmuntt," 15 July,
8,a. [after 1630], f. 27.
3. F[atri6k] Panter, Professor of theology at St. Andrew's, to the
Lord Provost and Baillies of Edinburgh; Dundee, 10 Feb. 1626.
With seal. £ 30.
E. Ren6, King of Jerusalem and Sicily, Duke of Anjou, etc., and
Yzabel, his queen [daughter of Charles I. of Lorraine], to Wary
de Fleuille, Chevalier, bailly of the duchy of Lorraine, directing
him to have a licence made out for the Carthusian monastery of
Rutel, in the diocese of Treves, to fish in the Moselle; Capua,
24 July, 1438. Fr. Signed. Vellum, f. 33.
F. llie Privy Council of Scotland to the Duke of York ; Edinburgh,
Jan. 1685. Signed by [James Drummond, 4th Earl of] Perth, Lord
Chancellor, [William Douglas, 1st Duke of] Queensberry, [John
Murray, 1st Marquis of] Atholl, [Sir] George Mackenzie, etc.
f. 34.
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0. Peter Collinson [afterwards F.B.S. and F.S.A.] to his mother and
to his wife ; n,d, and Rotterdam, ^f July, 8.a,, ff. 36, 38.
H. [Henry Stuart, Cardinal of York] to ; Eome, 12 Aug. 1767.
Holograph, f. 39.
1. H[enry] Fox [afterwards Lord Holland] to Peter Collinson ; Holland
House, 19 Aug. 1750, 24 Nov. 1756, ff. 41, 43.
K. 1. [Sir] Thomas Middleton [Commissioner of the Navy] to
Vthwat [Uthwait]; Navy Office, 8 Feb. 1669[70]. With engraved
portrait f. 45.
2. H[enry] Fox [afterwards Lord Holland] 1o Adair; 8 Nov.
1751, f. 47.
8. [George Legge, 3rd Earl of] Dartmouth, to H. N. Willis ; Black-
heath and Sandwell, 22 June, 1806-20 July, 1808, ff. 48-57.
4. [Eichard Cowley Wellesley, Marquis of] Wellesley to Sir Sidney
Smith; Apsley House, 18 Jan. 1810, f. 58.
5. [Auguste Jules Armand Marie] Prinoe Polignac to Lord Lyndhurst ;
London, 11 June, 1829, f. 59.
L. John Southoot [to Sir John Trevelyan], with postscript relating to
Sir H. Cheere, the sculpt^.r; Ash, 29 July, 1745. Fragment, f. 61.
Presented by Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Bart.
M. Calybute Downinge [a Puritan divine 1606-1644] to Mrs. Barkley ;
n.rf., f. 63.
N. M[argaret, wife of William Cavendish, Marquis, afterwards Duke,
of] Newcastle to [Christian] Huygens van Zulichem ; Antwerp,
30 Mar. 1657. In the hand of an amanuensis; with autograph
postcript. With seal. f. 65.
O. " Ciccho di Messer Francesoho dei Camporini d'Ascoli, Executore
della cita di Siena," to the magistrntes of Siena ; 7 Apr. viith Indie-
tion [1369]. Ital. Photograph from the original in the monastery
of S. Paolo, in the Via Ostiense at Rome. f. 67. Presented by Dr.
D, O. Palmieri,
P. 1. J[ohannJ C[aspar] Lavater to [Adolph Franz Friedrich, Baron
von] Knigge; Zurich, 19 Feb. 1789. Germ.; with a translation.
f. 71.
2. [Johann Caspar] Spnrzheim to E. A. Turley ; Cheltenham, 19 Sept.
«.o., f. 77.
Q. 1. J[ean] Bernoulli, Professor of Mathematics at Basle ; Batile,
6 Dec. 1731. JFV. With engraved portrait, f. 79.
2. Alexander Geddes [Roman Catholic priest] to Mrs. , concerning
Mrs. Inchbald ; Edinburgh, 7 Aug. 1780, f. 83.
R. Him ich von Soiling to the Goldsmiths' Company of Cologne ;
Londcm, 28 Apr. 1595. Germ. f. 85.
Paper. .Folio,
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18 71.
28,669. '^ Ck)RRBSPONDSNCE upon the subject of a general exchange of
prisoners of war between Great Britain and P'rance.'^ Official
copies of correspondence between the Admiralty and the Transport
Board, 12 Oct. 1809-9 Nov. 1810; prepared for publication, with
marginal pencil notes bj' [Henry Phipps], Earl of Mulgmve, and
Charles Yorke, successively First Lords of the Admiralty, and
others. Paper. Folio.
28,560. '^Yalida Gonsolatio. Mans Cheifest Comforte against all
Humaine Calamities; collected out of the Sixte Chapter to the
Hebrews ;" with a prefatory letter from Sydney Mountagu [hon of
Sir Edward Mountagu, of Boughton, co. Northampton ?], to his
mother, dated Hemington, 1 Jan. 1613. Pciper. Quarto.
28,661. Journal of Sir Eichard Torkington's pilgrimage to the Holy
Land, from 20 March, 1617, to 17 April, 1618. At the beginning
is this title, *' Thys ys the begynnyng of the Pylgrymage of Syr
Bychard Torkyngton, Person of Mulberton, in NorflFolke ; and how
he went towardys Jherusalem all alone to the tyme he came to
Yenesse.*' He embarked at Bye, and travelled through France and
North Italy to Yenice, where he took ship for Palestine, returning
by way of Bome. At the end of the journal is an account of the
temple of Solomon. Paper; xvith cent. Originally belonged to
John Potter, aUag Warner, and subsequently to Edmund Sellar,
Margaret Bussell, Edward Bussell, and James Wnght. Duodecimo.
28,562. Transcript of the preceding volume, by Bobert B. Wheler,
of Stratford-upon-Avon ; with a copy of a notice of Torkington,
contributed to the *' Gentleman's Magazine " for Oct. 1812, and a
sheet of notes. Paper; 1812. Quarto.
28y568. Entries of accounts and memoranda of officers of the Ex-
chequer relative to the charges of the sheriffs of the different
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counties, tempp. Hen. VII. and Hen. VITI. Many of the accounts
are of much earlier date, extracted from the Pipe Eolls, probably as
pi-ecedents. At the foot of some of the pages (see ff. 25 b, 26 b, 45)
is " examinatns per J. Smyth," who appears to have been a com-
missioner for auditing the accounts, and for whom the volume may
have been compiled. Paper; xvith cent. Folio.
28,664. Collections for the history of Warwickshire, by Robert
Bell Wheler ; consisting of copies of ancient deeds and genealogical
and antiquarian notes, arranged under names of places in alpha-
betical order. At the end are : —
1. Pedigrees of Canning of Foxcote, Hempson of Grafton, Beynolds
of Stratford, Woodward, Wheat of Coventry, and Morden, extracted
from a Visitation Book of 1619, f. 192.
2. Copies of correspondence between Sir Simon Archer, of Tarn worth,
Kt., and Sir William Dugdale, Thomas Habington of Henslip, and
others, 1627-1641, 1650. Appended are copies of documents con-
cerning different places, f. 198.
3. Accounts of executors of Eichard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, fur
building the Lady Chapel in St. Mary's Church, Warwick ; the
erection of the EarFs tomb ; the building of the deanery and college ;
and the repairs of the chapel at Guy's Cliff; followed by copies of
contracts with workmen and artists, 1447-1457, f. 253.
Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
28.565. Eegister of bills of inhabitants of the borough of Stratford-
on- Avon, co. Warwick, entitled, " A Booke of such Damages as
hath beene sustained by such persons of the said Burrough as have
put in their bills, from the Parliament forces, by free quarter, con-
tribucion, and otherwise," during the years 1 642-1 64J. Paper;
xviith cent. Folio.
28.566. '* Iter BorecJe, anno salutis 1639 ; et dessidisB inter Anglos
et Scotos. Inchoatum 1° Aprilis, Finitum 29** Junii." The journal
of a Privy Chamberman Extraordinary, or one of the mounted
corps of the King's servants under command of the Lord Chamber-
lain, beginning with " My journey [from Sir Henry Willoughby's
house at Eisley, co. Derby] to Yorke to attend the King (as a Privy
Chamberman Extraordinary) on the behalfe of my Brother, anno
1639, Aprill 1%" and recording observations on places and incidents
on the march of the army from York to Berwick,to 20th June, when
the treaty was signed with the Scotch. The journal ends with the
arrival of the writer at Aston on the 29th of Juno. At the end are
tables of Scotch coins and measures, and of the number of miles from
place to place of the journey. The writer was probably John Aston,
brother of Sir Thomas Aston, Bart., who married the daughter and
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,667—28,671. 609
beiresB of Sir Henry Willougbby, Bart., of Kisley. Paper. Small
Quarto.
28.667. *• A Catalogue of the books of Joseph Qreene, H. A., Rector of
Welford, in Gloceatershire, July y* 12th, 1776." Paper. Oblong
Folio.
28.668. 1. " Dialogo di Bernardo Ochino del peccato ; interloqutori lan-
ima, la moral philosophia, la soolastica theologia, et la divina theo-
logia," f. 1.
2. ** Dialogo di Bernardo Ochino, detf o Prudentia humana,*' the inter-
locutors being Prudentia and Ochino, f. 13.
Apparently autograph, and not found in the printed Dialogues. Paper;
XYith oent. Small Quarto.
28.669. Correspondence of the families of Savile, Earl of Halifax, and
Finch, Earl of Nottingham, and their connections, 1626-1720.
Included are also letters from other persons, generally referring to
members of the families, and many of which are addressed to Sir
Bobert Southwell, Secretary of State in Ireland. At f. 36 is a
letter from William Blathway t, afterwards Secretary at War, giving
an account of the quarrel between the Duke of Monmouth and
Lord Hali&x; 27 May, 1682. With additional copies of letters,
and illustrative notes in a recent hand, and engraved portraits and
cuttings. Paper. Folio.
28,670. 1. ''Annual Begister,'* a squib on European events in December,
1770, and January, 1771 ; with a preface, dated Florence, 17 Feb.
1771, and a key of pseudonyms. [By Francis Godolphin Osborne,
Marquis of Carmarthen, afterwards Duke of Leeds.] Autogr, f. 1.
2. •• Considerations on Party Prejudice and other Political subjects.
In a letter to Lord Viscount . By a Brother Peer," [the Duke
of Leeds, circa 1798]. Autogr. f. 13.
3. '« Tonr to the West, 1791 ;" a journal of a tour by the Duke of
Leeds, accompanied by the Duchess and others, through the west
of England to Godolphin; returning thence by way of Oxford;
from 15 June to 15 July, 1791. Autogr. f. 37.
4. Twelve letters to the Duke of Leeds (and as Marquis of Carmar-
then); 1786-1790, f. 64.
Paper. Folio.
28,67L Letters and papers relating to the reformation in England ;
1547-1609, rw.;—
1. Table of contents, according to the former arrangement of the
collection, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of Stephen Oardiuer, Bishop of Winchester, to the
Protector Somerset and the Council, and of letters to him, relative
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510 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28.671.
to the royal visitation of dioceees, the Book of Homilies, etc. Partly
written from the Fleet prison; 1547, 1648. f. 3.
3. Johannes Hopenis [Hooper, Bishop of Glonoester], to Martin Baoer ;
asking him to read and coiTect or modify some writings, which he
sends him, and to give him an opinion on his views respecting
divorce; London, 17 Oct. 1550. Lot. Four copies, ff. 23, 24, 26, 26.
4. The same to Archbishop Granmer, endorsed, ** Of his yelding to y*
orders of y* Churche ;" 16 Feb. 1551. Lot. Three copies, ff. 24 b,
25 b, 26 b.
6. Martin Bucer to John a Lasco, on the controversy about vestments ;
[20 Oct. 1550]. Lot. Copy. f. 27.
6. Peter Martyr to Bishop Hooper ; on the use of vestments, etc ;
Oxford, 4 Nov. 1550. Lat. Two copies, ff. 35, 38.
7. Martin Bucer to Bishop Hooper, answering his letter concerning
vestments ; [1550 ?]. Lat. Copy. f. 40.
8. [Thomas Cranmer], Archbishop of Canterbury, to Martin Bucer;
asking his opinion on the subject of vestments ; Lambeth, 2 Dec.
1550. Lat. Copy. f. 46.
9. Peter Martyr to Martin Bucer, relating to Bishop Hooper; Oxford,
2 Feb. [«Vca 1555?]. Lai. Autograph, f. 47.
10. Kicholas Bidley, Bishop of London, to E. Orindal, after his con-
demnation, [1555]. Copy. Printed in Fox's Martyrs, ed. 1838, vu,
434. f. 49.
11. Objections to the ** Communion Booke," or Book of Common
Prayer, submitted to the Bishop by clergymen of his diocese.
Signed by John Moore, Thomas Eobards, and others [circa 1559].
f. 51.
12. Henry Bullinger to Bishops Home, Grindal and Parkhurst, urging
them to persuade the Queen to the restoration of the brethren ;
Zurich, 3 May, 1566. Lat. Copy. f. 53.
13. [Henry] Bullinger, senior, to Thomas Erastus ; Zurich, 17, 29 Oct.
1568, 20 Feb., 14 Mar. 1569. Autograph. Lat. ff. 54, 56, 68, 60.
14. [Thomas Erastus ?] to Theodore Beza, on his objections to his
theses, published in 1568 ; [circa 1570-1]. Imperfect. Lat. Copy,
f. 62.
15. ** A Model of the Church of England, in a letter of purposed
to Beza ;" endorsed, ** My letter purposed to Beza ;" with corrections,
f. 64. See letter of Beza on the subject, Strype, L. of Grindal,
App. XVI.
16. ** A forme of hubmission to be made by the gentlemen of the TnneB
of Courte which be sequestred from their practise, and to be pro-
nonced in the hall of theyr severall howsea;" accepting the
reformed liturgy ; [1571 ?], f. 70.
17. An Address to the Bishops against interference with ministers in
things indifferent, as A^estments, etc. ; June, 1671, f. 72.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,671. 611
18. Life of John Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury ; in Latin, with
correctionB [ctrcal572], f. 79.
Printed in Parktr s " De Antiquitate EcclesisBBritannicie ;" ed. 1729,
p. 444.
19. Henry Bullinger to T. Beza, objecting to the nse of the word
'• Substance " in the letters of the Synod, etc. ; Zurich, 12 July, 1672.
LaL Two copies. fL 83, 8^6.
20. Rodolphna Gualtherus to E. Sandys, Bishop of London, presenting
hia Homilies on the first Epistle to the Corinthians; Zurich, 26
Aug. 1672. Lot. Copy. f. 86.
21. Letter unsigned, referring to the massacre at Paris, [1672]. Lat.
Copy. f. 87.
22. Answers to Thomas Cartwright's theories on church discipline (?) ;
[drca 1672 ?]. LaUn. 1 88.
23. [Edward] " Deering's Answers," to twenty articles submitted to
him in the Starchamber; [1673], f. 102.
See Strype's Annals, 11. part I. p. 416.
24. Answers of E. Deering to four articles submitted to him to sub-
scribe ; 16 Dec. 1673, f. 106.
See Strype's Annals, II. parti, p. 416.
26. Extract of a letter from Hodolphus Gualtherus to Count Lewis
Wittgenstein, on ecclesiastical discipline; 26 Aug. 1574. Lat.
f. 108.
Printed aa above, p. 386.
26. Julius Sancterentianus to Archbishop Giindal ; on the death of
Bullinger and Walther ; concerning the Anabaptists, etc. ; Zurich,
16 Feb. 1676 [1677.] LaJL Aviognxph. f. 109.
27. Glamius to Beza, on church discipline; 13cal. Maii, 1678.
Lai. Copy. f. 110.
28. BodolphuB GuaHherus to Archbishop Grindal, on the nuschievous
efforts of Jacobus Andreas to force an agreement between the
Lutherans and other German reformers; 21 Mar. 1679. Lat.
Auiograph. f. 112.
29. Theophilus Ryckewaert and Anthony Algoet to the Archbishop of
Canterbury, and other Commissioners [of the Starchamber ?], n. d.
Lai. f. 114.
30. Letters unsigned on sinning through error of interpretation of
Scripture ; ult. O[ctobris]. Lat. Copy. f. 116.
81. Extract '* ex responsiome ad D. Bezam," on the word " publicanus "
as used by Our Saviour. LaL f. 1 1 6.
32. H — Feilde to Basyll, in behalf of a woman thrown into
piison on a certificate of the Bibhop of Norwich; 16 May, 1684.
Autograph, t 118.
33. '^A coppie of certaine Letters written by the Conference of
Gcrzey, and of the Aunsweares thereunto by the Conference of
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512 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,671.
Quemesey, Bitbenoe the 19tli of August, 1586. And of others to the
same purpose '*, to the 6th of Nov. 1587. f. 120.
34. Seven letters of Edward Glover to Dr. John Reynolds, of Corpus
Ghristi GoUegOj Oxford, on justification and otiier controversial
subjects; n.d. Autograph, f. 144.
35. Abraham Tallo[wfield] to Humphrey Newman, " cobler in Sopar
Lane," London, concerning the state of religion in Germany;
Nuremberg, 12 Oct. 1588. Autograph, f. 165.
36. Adrianus a Saravia to Richard Bancroft, on discipline ; with copy
of letter from Bullinger to Erastus ; Tattenhill, 23 Aug. 1590. Lai.
Autograph, f. 167.
37. " Francis Johnson, his articles which he urged to be underwritten
by the English marohants in Middleboroughe, in October, 1591,
withstoode by me Thomas Ferrers, then Deputie of the Companie
there," f. 169.
38. Theodoras Beza to ; " sur Taffaire de quelque damoiselle
qui le poursuivait a Geneve ;" Geneva, 28 April, 1595. JFV. Signed.
I 171.
89. Draft of letter of [John Whitgiffc, Archbishop of Canterbury] to
the Queen, upon reflections made by Mr. Morris in Parliament
against the High Commission; [1601], f. 172.
40. '^ A grace passed in the Universitie of Cambridge, Junii 4, 1603,
against factious puritanes," f. 173.
41. " The humble petition of the ministers of the Churche of England,
desiringe reformation of certaine caoremonies and abuses of the
Churche;" September, 1603, f. 175.
42. T[homa8 Sackville, Lord] Buckhurst to the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, about dangerous proceedings of the puritans; [Sept. 1603.]
Autograph. f£. 177, 179.
43. Depositions of Bichard Braddill, John Lichfield, Henry Mason, and
others, mostly of Corpus College, Oxford, before Dr. Thomas Bavis,
of the same college, respecting proceedings of Ealph Barlow at
' Barnes' printing-'house, 1603. Signed, f. 181.
44. '' The Bishops proceedings and opinions touchinge those thinges
which were committed to theire consideration," by the King, at
Hampton Court, on ecclesiastical regulations for the kingdom, f. 187.
45. Articles headed " Absurd assertions of the Puritans ;" January,
1603, f. 193.
46. Extracts from printed books relating to bowing at the name of
Jesus; Jan. 1603, f. 195.
47. Ten "Articles about the Collection;" Jan. 1603; respecting
issuing letters for collection of money for charitable uses, f. 197.
48. " Advise tending to Beformation," endorsed " Directions against
this Farlament," 1604; being suggestions for petitions to the King
for reformation of corruption in the Church, f. 199.
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513
49. ^ Dr. [Lancelot] Andrewea oollections out of some fathers ooncem-
ing the signe of the CroMse, 1605," f. 201.
50. ^^The paritanes directions to avojde the proceedings of the
Byshops ;" arguments to encourage the resistance of ministers of the
church to subscription of the articles ; temp, Jac. I., f. 205.
51. Had[rianu8 a] Sarayia [Prebendary of Canterbury] to the Bishop
of London, in condemnation of a schismatical party in the English
Church (the Puritans); Canterbury, 24 Oct. [after 1605], Lat.
Signed, f. 207.
52. *' Advise to the States of Holland and West Friseland from the
Bemonstrantes, J. Wteubogaert, Adrianus van Borre, Eduardns
Poppius, Nich. Grevinchovius, Joannes Amoldus, Simon Episcopus,"
on the ''points controverted betweene them and their fellowe
Minibters Contra-remonstrants," f. 209.
53. Had[rianu8] de Saravia to Archbishop Bancroft, respecting Justus
Lipsius; Canterbury, 20 Oct 1608. Lat. Signed, f. 214.
54. [Philippe de Momay, Seigneur du Plessis-Marly] to [Sir George]
Carew, Ambassador to France, on a publication of James the First
[Jacob Triomphant] ; dat. Sau[mur], 16 July, 1 609. French. Autograph.
Without eigncUure. f. 220.
Paper. Folio.
28,672-28,697. Transcripts by Dr. Gustav Bergenroth of state papers
in the public archives at Simancas and private collections in Spain,
and in the public archives of Paris and Brussels, intended as
material for a Bistory of the reign of the Emperor Charles V., and
containing much relating to affairs of England, especially the divorce
of Henry VIII. ; principally for the years 1520-1549, with a few
papers of earlier and later dates. Twenty-six volumes. See the
Catalogue of Spanish MSS. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
28,572. VoL 1. 1487-1521.
28,57a VoL IL 1522, 1523.
28;>74. VoL m. 1524-Oot. 1525.
28^75. VoL IV. Nov. 1525-Nov. 1526.
28^76. Vol. V. Deo. 1526-Nov. 1527.
28,577. Vol. VI. Nov. 1527-Deo. 1528.
28,57a Vol. vn. Jan.-July. 1529.
28^79. Vol vra. Aug. 152a-Apr. 1530.
28,580. Vol. DC. May-July, 1530.
28^1. VoL z. Ang.-Oct 1530.
«8;S82. VoL XL Not. 153C-Jaii. 1531.
2a58a VoL xn. Peb.-Sept. 1531.
28,584. VoL zm. Oct 1531-May, 1532.
28.585. VoL Hv. June, 1632-Aug. 1633.
28.586. VoL xv. Sept. 1533^uly, 1534.
28.587. Vol. XVI. Aug. 1534-July, 1535.
2SfiS8. Vol. xvu. Aug. 1535-June, 1536.
28.589. Vol. xvin. July, 1536-Sept. 1537.
28.590. Vol. XIX. Oct 1537-Dec. 1538.
28.591. VoL XX. 1539.
28.592. VoL xxi. 1640-Apr. 1541.
28.593. VoL xxil May, 1541-Aug. 1544.
28.594. VoL xxiii. Sept 1544-June, 1546.
28.595. Vol. XXIV. July, 1546- Apr. 1547.
28.596. VoL xxv. June. 1547-Oot J648.
28.597. VoL xxvi. Feb. 1549-No7. 155a
28,598. 1. Fraoment of a commentary on Eccleslasticus xi. 30-xxi. 1 7.
Lai. f. 1.
MSS.— 1871. 2 L
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2. Antiphonale secundum nsum Anglioanum ; with prayers and full
rubrics. Imperfect and mutilated, f. 9.
' VellTim ; early xivth cent. Folio.
28,699. Correspondence of Captain Probyn T. Cantley [afterwards
Colonel Sir P. T. Cantley] with J. Thomason, Secretary to the
Governor-General of India, the Eev. Josiah Forshall, Secretary to
the Trustees of the British Museum, and others, relating to the
transmission from India, and presentation to the Museum, of his
ool lection of fossil remains found in the Siwalik Hills, between the
Jumna and Sutlej rivers ; 21 Apr. 1838-24 March, 1846. Paper.
Folio. Presented by Sir P. T. Cantley.
28,600, 28,601. " The Antiquity, Parts, and Power of the English
Saxon great Councils or Parliaments, in reply to a Pretended Full
and Clear Answer to the Antient Rights of the Commons of England
assorted, written by Robert Bi*ady, Doctor in Physick ; with several
Eemarkes upon his Introduction to Old English History and his
Compleat History of England; by William Petyt of the Inner
Temple, Esq'." Two volumes ; apparently the author's copy. Sir
William Petyt's "Ancient Rights'* was published in 1680, and Dr.
Brady's " Answer" in 1681. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
28.602. " MBMORiiE Saora or Overtures unto the fragp*ant memory of
the Right Honou"' Henry Ireton, (late) Lord Deputy of Ireland,
intended to have been humbly presented at his Funerall, By a
Nurschild of Maro. Anag," (i.e. Nicholas Murford, the author of
" Fragmenta Poetica," 1660) ; consisting of an epitaph, elegy, verses
on the lying in state, ete.^ with a dedication, and '' An Apology to
his Excellency the Lord Generall Cromwell that these Offertures
were not presented (as intended and sent) at the Funerall," signed
" Murford," and dated, Fleet Prison, 25 Feb. 166J. Paper. Small
Quarto.
28.603. Forty-five original letters from Robert Southey to Colonel,
afterwards General, [William] Peachy; 15 May 1808-7 Apr. 1837.
-Paper. Small Folio.
28.604. List of Officers of the Crown, in the departments of Exchequer,
Duchy of Lancaster, Justice, Admiralty, Household, etc, with " His
Ma*'** Townes of warr, Castells, Bulwarkes and Fortresses ;" circa
1608-9. Paper. Small Folio.
28.605. '* JouKNAL of J. L. of Quebec, Merchant, from London, April
1768, to Boston, New England, Bhode Island, Kew York, Albany,
Mohawk River, Fort Stanwix, Fort Oswego, Fort Niagara, Erie,
Detroit, and back by the River St. Lawrence to Montreale in Canada,
October 1768." Paper. Small Quarto,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,606-28,608. 515
ThefoOomng numberg, 28,606-28,612, were presented by the Earl of
Derby,
28.606. Verification by Pierre du Poat, Councillor of State of Navarrd
and President of the Ohambre des Comptes at Pan, of an inventory,
drawn up in 1581 by Mademoiselle de la Boze, " Gouvemante des
filles de Madame la Priucesse," and another, of the King's effects in
the castle of Pan and the town of Navarreux; 22 May, 1601.
Signed by du Pont and Jehan de Bordenaue, Secretary to the Chambre
des Comptes. Paper. On the covers are stamped the arms of
Henri IV. From the library of Horace Walpole. Folio.
28.607. Law collections, viz. : —
1. Notes and abstracts of Beadings by Mr. Gwinne, Mr. Bamsey of
Gray's Inn, Bobert Brooke, Sir John Popham, Sir George Croke,
and others, f. 3.
2. Ordinances made by Francis Bacon, Lord Yerulam, Jan. 161f,
and Thomas, Lord Coventry, Mich. 1635, for the better administra-
tion of the Court of Chancery, f. 112.
3. ** Severall conferences between the Lords and Commons touching
the power of the Lords house in the matter of raysing money for
the King," f. 124.
4. " Mr. Serjeant Maynard's Argument in Skinner's case," f. 138.
5. Precedents for limitation of terms as shown in the cases of Warman
V. Seaman and Edwards v. Allen, temp. Car. II., f. 147.
6. Beports of cases, ten^. Car. II., f. 157,
Paper ; xviith cent. Belonged to Edward Umfrevile, junior, of the
Inner Temple, 1724 ; and subsequently to Horace Walpole's library.
Folio.
88.608. Copies of deeds relating to Yorkshire, by Bichard Hopwood
of Halifax, begun in 1725 : —
1. Inspezimus of a decree of the Chamber of the Dachy of Lancaster
concemiug the fines of the manor of Wakefield, co. York, is6ued
27 Nov. 7 James I. [1609], f. 4.
2. An act for establishing the copyholders' and freeholders' estates in
the manor of Staidbume, co. York; according to a decree in the
Court of the Duchy of Lancaster, 22 Nov. 17 Jas. L [1619], f. 42.
3. *' Decree out of the Dutchy Court touching Soke and Suit to Loyland
mill by the Tennante and Inhabitants of the Township of Sowerby ; "
8 May, 1621, f. 48.
4. Patent for establishing a workhouse in Halifax; 14 Sept. 11 Chas.
L[1635], f. 53.
6. Will of Nathaniel Waterhouse, of Halifax ; 1 July, 1642, f. 70.
6. ** Compcsitio Bealis inter priorem Lewicensem et primum vicarium
de Hallifax de pensione .... perpetuo habenda de vicario," etc, ; 2
id. Jul. 1275, f. 94.
2 L 2
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7. Abstract of the will of Paul Greenwood of Oldtown, oo. York ; 4
Apr. 1609, f. 95.
8. " A copy of a Decree made by the Commons for tbe pious uses of
Hallifax ; " 14 May, 6 Geo. I. [1719], f. 96.
9. Wills of Jonathan Stead, of Halifax, 6 Nov. 1731, f. 2;— William
Hopwood, of Halifax, 26 Nov. 1730, f, 104 b;— Nathaniel Skelton,
of Wareley, 14 Feb. 1731, f. 107 b;— John Wadsworth, of Holds-
worth, 9 Apr. 1714, f. 109 b; — James Greame, of Pyenest in Skir-
coate, 5 Sept. 1733, f. Ill b;— Joseph Taylor, of Norland, 1 Apr.
1724, f. 114.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Octavo.
28.609. " Nova Plantarum Americanarum genem, Authore P. Carolo
Plumier Ordinis Minimornm in Provincia Francise, et apud Insulas
Aniericanas Botanico Regie. Parisiis, MDCCIII." With pencil
drawings. Paper ; xviuth cent. From the Morly Library. Small
Folio.
28.610. " Catalogue of the described Plants in the Botanic Garden
at Calcutta, 1803.'* At the end are inserted some lists of West
Indian and other plants sent to England by Lord Seaforth and
others, 1804-1806, addressed to Aylmer Bonrke Lambert, to whom
the volume belonged. Paper. Folio.
28.611. Classified Catalogae of Plants, with references to printed
books and to the MSS. of Pierre Simon Pallas. Paper ; xixth cent.
Quarto.
28.612. Common-place Book of Natural History, consisting of extracts
from the Philosophical Transactions of the Boyal Society and
other works, apparently by A. B. Lambert, with a few drawings.
At the end is an imperfect weather-journal kept at Salisbury from
Dec. 1785 (?) to July, 1787. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
28.613. Score for Welsh songs, numbered from 7 to 14, by Francis
Joseph Haydn. Autograph. Prefixed is a lithograph copy of a
letter from Haydn to Anton Polzelli; Vienna, 20 Mar. 1808.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Oblate Quarto.
28.614. 1. "Abstract of the Title of Thomas Bead Kemp Esq" to
eight Pauls of Land formerly Beach's, situate in the second Furlong
in the North Laine in Brighton in the County of Sussex," 1834.
Printed, with MS. additions, f. 1.
2. Abstract of the title of the same to a moiety of the manor of Bright-
helmstone, 1834. Printed, f. 19.
Paper. Large Quarto.
28,616. ''The Soules inquest; or a Batisfactorie answere to 200
divine objectiones. Composed by William Leighton, gent., Anno
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517
1645." Autograph, The original title was ** The Soules Vioage
to Heaven," and that at the beginning of the work is " The Soules
Inquest ; or a Vioage towards Heaven, in y* Barke of liepentauce."
•' A Goodly Prayer for Wisdome, and Inie Knowledge in Christ "
is appended ; and a Table is at the end of the volume. Paper.
The author's initials were stamped upon the original binding.
Small Quarto.
88.616. 1. Pedigrees of Shropshire families, being the continuation
of a collection now forming Add. MS. 21,017, ascribed to Eichard
Chandlea. The first of the present series is that of Sandford, by
William Kyley, Bine Mantle, 1634, continued by Francis Sandford,
Lancaster Herald, 1689, f. 1.
2. An ordinary of English arms, f. 25.
3. Arms of a few English families, coloured, f. 51 .
4. ** Chivaliers Bannarettes avec leur Armes :" a liht of bannerets with
their arms emblazoned and a few shields tricked, f. 66.
Paper ; xviith-xviuth centt. Folio.
28.617. Fragments of Chaucer's Legend of Qood Women, viz. : —
Prologue, 11. 513-end, f. 1;— "Legenda Cleopatrye," 11. 1-31, f.
2 ;— Tisbe, 11. 103-end, f. 3 ;— " Legenda Didonis Cartagie Hegine,"
11. 1-180, 381-end, with small fragments, f. 5; — *' Legenda
Tsephile et Medee, Marterum," f. 12 ; — •* Legenda Lutricie Home,
Martiris," 11. 1-122, 173-end, f. 18 b;— "Legenda Adriane,
Martins," 11. 1-226, 240-251, 266.end, f. 21 b;—« Legenda
PhUomene," f. 28 b;— "Legenda Philles," f. 31 b;— "Legenda
Tpermystre," f. 35. Paper ; xvth cent. The name of Jhon K\ ng
is written at the foot of f. 12 b. Small Folio.
28.618. Copies of letters of Alexander Pope to John Caryll of Lady-
holt, 00. Sussex, from 31 July, 1710, to 17 July, 1735, made by the
latter. See Elwiu's edition of Pope's works, vol. vi. 1871. The
volume also contains copies of letters from : —
H. Moore ; 1 June, 1718, f. 15 b.
J[olm] Gay: Loodon, 3 Mar. 1727, f.
24.
[Charles Margnetel de Saint-Denis,
Seignear de] St £yremond ; London,
10Sept.f.a.Fr. f.34.
Joha Dryden ; 21 July, 1698. f. 84 b.
W[illUm] Wycherley ; London, 17 May,
1704, f. 86.
Richard Steele; London, 27 Ang., 23
Dec 1712, f. 85 b.
M. Nel«m : 8 Ang. 1712, f. 86.
Boger L'E»tEange ; 26, 29 Aug., 28 Sept.,
2i Not. 1700, If. 87-89.
Anthony Le Grand; Tusmore, 10 June,
1694, f. 89 b.
Comte le Begue, Envoy from the Duke of
Lorruine; London, ,4 Feb. 1719. Fr.
f. 90.
Le CJomte le Be^e, fila; London, 20
May, 1720, f. 90 b.
B. Giflfard ; 10 Apr. 1718, 11 Dec 1705,
15 Sept 1717, ir. 91, 110 b, 111.
William Plowden; Arley, 12 Apr. 1718,
f.91b.
B. White; London, Not. 172.'5, f. Ill b.
[Jamea Fitz-Jamea, Duke of] Berwick ;
Fitz-Jamea, 15 Not. 1725, f. 112.
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618 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,619—28,621.
[Henry Somerset, 3rd Duke of] Beau-
fort; Lavington, 26 Deo. 1728, Lon-
don, 8 May, 1729, ff. 112, 112 b.
Richard Plowden; Paris, 9 Feb. 1726, f.
112 b.
Mary Birkbeck ; Antwerp, 20Kov. 1726,
f. 113.
[Edward Howard, Dnke of] Norfolk;
London 21 Jan. 173J, f. 113.
Fra[no!8 Hare,] Bishop of Chichester;
6Jan. 1733, f. 114 b.
William Pulteney * [afterwards Earl of
Bath]; London and Newmarket, 20
Mar., 6 June, 80 Sept., 6 Oct., n.d., 80
Dec. 1731, 14 July, 17as. ff. 115-118.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Folio. Presented by Sir Charles W.
Bilke, Bart., M.P.
28.619. Papers of John Caryll concerning money transactions with
Alexander Pope ; consisting of a bond and a few drafts, etc, ; 1711-
1717. Prefixed is a list of these and of other similar papers found
among the Caryll MSS. See Add. MSS. 28,224-28,254. Paper.
Folio. Presented by the same,
28.620. " A Journal of the Divideing Line drawn between the
Colonies of Virginia and North Carolina, begun March 6, 1728,
per Colonel Byd and others." Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
28.621. Griginal letters by English and foreign writers, and mis-
cellaneous papers; 1517-1757, viz.: —
1. Drafts of letters from Queen Elizabeth to Christian IV., King of
Denmark ; Greenwich, 27 Apr. a. r. 32 [1590], Richmond, 20 Mar.
lo98[9]. LaL ff. 1, 4 ; John III., King of Sweden ; Greenwich,
9 May, 1690. Lat f. 2 ; Thecityof Groningen; WestnuDster,
6 Jan. 1597[8]. Lat, f. 3.
2. The Privy Council to the State of Genoa and to Fabritio Palla-
vicino ; Greenwich, 27 July, 1600. Ital Drafis, ff. 6, 7.
3. Thomas Lord Wentworth [afterwards Earl of Cleveland] to [Robert
Bertie, Lord Willoughby de Eresby] ; Todd[ington?], 16 Apr. 1612,
f. 8.
4. Sir H[arry] Peyton, to the same, concerning the intention of the
latter to enter the Venetian service; London, 20 Jan. 161 6[7], f. 9.
5. Mary Compton, [daughter of Anthony Beaumont, of Glenfield, co.
Leic. ; marned, 1st Sir George Villiers, and 2nd Thomas, second
son of Henry, IbtLord Compton,] to her son [George Villiers] Earl
of Buckingham ; 14 May, 1617, f. 11.
6. "A List of Officers [in his service] in the time of Prince Charles,
afterwards King Charles the First," f. 13.
7. Heads of a bill to relieve the hundreds fi om penalties for robberies
committed within them, with remarks in the margin; endorsed
" A note for the hue and cry for the hundred of Beynersh in the
county of Berk ;" 27 Eliz. [1584-5], f. 15.
8. " Lord Anglesey's interest account :" a table of the interest on sums
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,621. 619
borrowed from Tarious persons and assigned to officers of the Navy,
the East India Company, and others, by Arthur Annesley, Earl of
Anglesey, as Treasurer to the Navy ; 1667-1669, f. 17.
9. Copy of a warrant to the door-keepers of the House of Lords to
attend the trial of [Charles] Lord Cornwallis; 28 June, 1676, f. 27.
10. H[ebeoca] Lady Fasten, [wife of Sir Eoberfc Past<jn, afterwards
Viscount and Earl of Yarmouth,] to her husband, 29 Ap. «.a., and, as
Countess of Yarmouth, to her son, n,d. ^ ff. 28, 42.
11. [Robert Fasten] Viscount Yarmouth to [the corporation of Yar-
mouth] ; 7 Jan. 1674[6], f. 29.
12. The same to his wife ; 7 Nov., 31 Dec. 1677, 6 Feb., 15 Mar. 167^,
29 Jan. 167f , 21 May, 1680, flf. 30, 32, 36, 37, 39, 40.
13. The same to the Privy Council; 30 Oct. 1678, f. 38.
14. Luca Ubertini, Captain of Volterra, to Landfredino Lanfredini of
Florence; 7 July, 1517. Ital f. 45.
15. Agnolo Guicciardini, Commissario, to Colonel Antonino, Gover-
natore della banda d'Arezzo ; Florence, 6 Nov. [15]65. Ital, Signed,
with seal, f. 48.
16. de Failly to Count Charles de Mansfelt, General of French
artillery ; Luxemburg, 16 June, 1587. l^r.. with seal. f. 50.
17. Adolf de Cortenbach to the same; Helmont, 15 Dec. 1587. Fr.
f. 52.
18. Guillaume Schotte to [the same] ; Brussels, 1 Apr. 1588. Fr. f. 54.
19. Gervais de Staeland to the same; Vaersele, 11 May, 1591.
Signed, with seal. f. 56.
20. [Fran9ois] d'Amant, Toison d'or herald, to the same; Brussels, 16
May, 1591. Fr. with seal. f. 68.
21. J. van Male to [the same] ; Brussels, 29 Dec. 1591. Fr. Signed,
with «eaZ. f. 60.
22. Thomas, Baron de Crasange, to the same ; n.d. Fr. Signed, with
seal. f. 62.
23. J. d' Amman to the Frincesse de Mansfelt; Brussels, 9 July, 1610.
Fr. f. 64.
24. Don Pietro Paolo di Rivera to Thomaso Rollin (?), Vicario Foraneo
a santo Semimato del Tedesco di Val d' Ariio di sotto ; Turin, 25 July,
1594. Ital. with seal. f. 66.
25. Piero Guicciardini to Cavaliere Antonio Eoffia; Florence, 11 July,
1616. Ital. with seal. f. 68.
26. de la Martinaye to the Heer van Zulichem ; Hague, 5 July,
1638. Fr. f. 70.
27. de la Court to [the Abbe de St Nicolas] ; Osnaburg, 28 Feb.
1647. Fr. partly in cipher, f. 71.
28. Dumesnil to the same; Geneva, 13 Apr. 1647. Fr. f. 73.
29. d' Aumont to M. de Collins, " Maistre d'hostel de S. A. R.
Madame ;" La Rfele, 30 Oct. 1656. Fr. ; with seal. f. 75.
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520 ADDITIOKAL MSS., 28,621—28,624.
30. The Spanish Council of the Netherlands to the Prinoe de Bonmon-
ville; Brussels, 12 Nov. 1657, 26 Sept. 1658, 3 May, 1661. JFV,
Signed by the secretaries ; with teals, ff. 77, 102, 106.
31. Seven letters of [Henri Auguste] de Lom6nie Brienne, [Secretary
of State,] to DnplessiB Besan^on [Envoy to Venice], partly in cipher;
Paris, 5 reb.-2 Apr. 1658. Fr. Signed. The second letter has a post-
script by [Louis Henri de] Brienne, the Minister's son. fif. 79-101.
32. The Spanish Council of Finance of the Netherlands to the Prince de
Boumonville ; Brussels, 26 Oct. 1658. Fr. Signed by P. deBrecht ;
with seal. f. 104.
33. Copies of letters from [Charles Louis] Elector Palatine, to
Margrave Herman, of Baden ; and [Philips Christoph] Elector of
Treves; Friederichsburg, ^ Aug. 1674. -FV.and Oerm. f£, 108, 110,
113.
34. de Thisnes, '* Lieutenant colonel du regiment dn Baron de
Scharemberg ;" Stavelot, 24 May, 1694. JFV. £ 114.
35. [Jean Baptiste] de Machanlt, [Sieur d' Amouville,] to the Marquis
de la Charse ; Amouville, 19 Sept. 1737. Fr. f. 116.
36. [Frangois Joachin de Pien-e], L'Abb6 Comte de Bemis [afterwards
Cardinal], to M. de Montpeyroux, respecting English attacks on the
French merchant shipping ; Versailles, 31 Dec. 1757. Fr. Signed.
f. 118.
Paper; xvith-xviiith centt. Folio.
28.622. 1. ** Poems of Sir Robert Ayttoune, Kt., Secretary to Anna and
Mary, Queeins of Great Brittaine," f. 3.
2.** A Book containning some observations for dying;" recipes for
dyes, f. 41.
3. Household recipes ; and (reversing the volume), a list of linen and
bedding, 1705, flf. 49 b, 64.
Paper; xviith and xviiith centt. Duodecimo. Presented by the
Rev. Charles Rogers, F.S.A.
28.623. ** CoNTRAROTUL AMENTUM Compoti Juhannis Bussy, militiP,
Contrarotulatoris Hospicii Domini nostri Begis Henrici Anglie
Septimi;" 30 Sept., 23 Hen. Vli.-l Oct., 24 Hen. VIL [1507-1508].
Imperfect. Containing diet expenses for 6 Aug.-30 Sept. 1508, and
•* Oblaciones," " Dona et Kegarda," " Empciones equorum," ** Pres-
tita et Eemanencia," '* Stabulum palefridorum," and " Solnciones
super expenbis domini principis." Vellum, with the Royal aims at
the beginning. Large Quarto. Presented by C. Lane Taylor, Esq.
28.624. " SuPPLEMENTUM SOU Appendix ad Ceremoniale fratrum Dei
Genitricis et Virginis Marise de Monte Carmeli :" on the duties of
tho officers, and rules for celebration of divine services, in the con-
vent of St. Mary of " Villa Lucida" [Lichtonburg ?]. "Ad usum
Fr. Kiiphaelis a S. Dominico, eodem ab Scriptum." Pape*- ; xviith
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,626—28,681. 521
or xviiith cent. In binding of stamped hog-skin. Small Quarto.
Presented hy the same.
28.625. An abstract of a book remaining in tbe office of the Auditor
of theBeceiptof Exchequer, intituled, "An Entry or Transcript of
all tbe Schedules and Duplicates of the First Act of Parliament for
granting to his present Majestie King William and the late Queen
an aid of four shillings in the pound, for one yeare, for carrying on
the warr against France ;" being receipts from the hundreds of the
different counties. Paper ; end of the xviith cent. In binding of
red morocco. Small Quarto.
28.626. BiBLiA Sacra, cum interpretationibus nominum Hebraicorum.
Yellum ; written in France in the xiiith cent., and ornamented with
well-executed illuminated initials. In stamped leather binding of
the xvith cent. Duodecimo.
28.627. Lectioxarium : the Gospels and Epistles for Sundays, and
festivals, and saints* days. Imperfect; wanting eight leaves at
the beginning, three after f. 77, and three after f. 98. Vellum ;
written apparently in Flanders in the xvth cent. Octavo.
28.628. Foundation-deed of the military order, commonly called the
Order of Arminius, dedicated to St. Michael by Ferdinand I., King
of Naples; 29 Sept. 1465. Latin. Signed by the King, and '' Expe-
ditus Neapoli in castello novo, xv April is moccglxxxvii. Dominus
Eex mandavit mihi, Jo. Pontano." Yellum; with titles in gold,
and an ornamental initial letter ; guarded with a wrapper of vellum,
stained purple, on which are the arms of Ferdinand, with the badge
and motto ('' Decorum ") of the order appended. Small Folio.
28.629. '* HfSTOBiA delle dit^cordie et ultima Guerra civile de Genouesi
s^uita Tanno 1576," in four books. At the end are, *' Nomi degli
ost^gi nominati dai Prencipi," and ''Nomi de Centuvioni Nobili
Vecchi che servimo nella presente guerra." Paper; xvith or xvuth
cent. Small Folio.
28.630. "IsTORiB Florentine di Bernardo Segni ;" 1527-1656, in
fifteen books. Paper ; late xviith cent. Small Folio.
28,68L Prolegomenon L De Historiee EcclesiasticFe faoultate et
oelebrioribus ejnsdem Scriptoribus ;" the fir^t volume of " Prolego-
mena in Historiam Ecclesiasticam," by [Pietro ?] Lazzari ; beiug an
introduction to the study of ecclesiastical history. Imperfect at the
end. Paper ; xvuith cent. On f. 1 is the note, '* Questi prolegomeni
sono del celebre P. Lazzari e appartenavano alia Biblioteca della
S. M. di Pio YII., il quale aveva acquistati questi manoscritti dalla
Libreria del Cardinal Zelada, appresso ctii visse e mori I'autore, L. M.
Kezzi." Small Folio.
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622 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,682—28,687.
28.632. Original orders of Louis XIV. to [Henri] d'Aguesseau, Maitre
des Requites, and Commissioner and Intendant successively of
Limoges and Bordeaux and Guienne, relating to military and civil
matters, with enclosures concerning the marching of troops, from
30 Dec. 1666 to 27 Apr. 1672. Signed by the King and countersigned
by the Secretaries [Michel] Le Tellier and [Louis] Ph^lypeaux
[Marquis de la Vrilli^re]. Paper. Fidio.
28.633. Ai3UM Amicorum of Johannes Gheselius, M.D., containing
the autographs of learned men ; many of them collected in Holland
and England; 1613-1650. Paper. In stamped leather binding.
Small Octavo.
28.634. Extracts from " A Comfort for the Weik, Imperfecte, and
Afflicted Myndes that are desirous to please God, and manfully to
withstand all assaltes, taken owt of the writinges of ceitaine holie
fathers by L[udovious] Blosius ;" followed by prayers, meditations,
and various exfracts. Paper; late xvith cent. From the Fairfax
Collection. Small Quarto.
28,636. Exact transcript of a manuscript belonging to Dr. Harington
of Bath, containing copies of poems by Sir John Harington and
John Harington, his father, and others ; some of which were printed
in " NugsQ Antiques," by Henry Haiington and Thomas Park, 1804.
At the beginning is a note by P[ark], transferred from the original
MS., in which it is stated that the printer made use of the original
leaves, whereby the MS. v^as in many places rendered imperfect.
Paper ; xixth cent. The present copy belonged to George Frederick
Nott, D.D., Prebendary of Winchester, who has added a note at
the beginning. Folio.
28.636. Exact transcript of Dr. Harington's manuscript collection of
Sir Thomas Wyatt's poems, described as the poet's own manuscript
in the preface to Vol. ii. of the " Works of the Earl of Surrey and
Sir Thomas Wyatt," by G. F. Nott, 1815, 1816. At the beginning
is a note by Thomas Park. Paper ; xixth cent. Belonged to G. F.
Nott. Folio.
28.637. Transcripts of Milton's poems, etc., by Francis Peck, viz. : —
1. Sir Henry Wootton to Milton ; the College, 13 Apr. 1638, f. 1.
2. (Jomus, f. 2.
3. Full arguments of the Paradise Lost, books ii.-iv., vi.-xii., f. 16.
4. " On the death of a fair infant dying of a cough," f. 62,
5. L* Allegro and II Penseroso, flf. 63, 65.
6. Address to his mother language; part of a college exercise, f. 58.
7. Odes on Christmas-day, the Passion, and Circumcision, f. 60.
8. Arcades, f. 65.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,888—28,840. 623
9. Sonnets, with notes, and references to various editions and to the
original manuscripts in Trinity College, Cambridge, f. 67.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
28.838. EoBiN Hood Ballads, transcribed and annotated by Francis,
Peck ; taken from a larger collection, and consisting of " Songs,"
numbered l., li., liii., liv., lviii., lix. At the end is " The Editor's
Conclusion : opening a most curious Piece of Secret History couched
in Songs xlvii., xlviji., xux., under the disguised names of Eobin
Whood and Saladin the Saracen," whom he supposes to represent
Charles 11. and Oliver Cromwell. Paper; xviiith cent. Small
Quarto.
28.839. Hymns on texts from the books of the Bible, and Sacramental,
and for special occasions ; collected by J. C. [John Carpenter ?].
At f. 26 b is a funeral hymn " at y* funerall of Mr. Ticknor. By
Mr. Porter ;" and at f. 33 b a sacramental hymn by the same.
Paper; the date 1714 occurs at f. 47. Duodecimo.
28.840. Copies of political pamphlets, pieces in verse, prophecies, etc.^
chiefly relating to events of the reign of James I., and particu-
larly to the proposed marriage between Charles, Prince of Wales,
aod the Infanta of Spain, about 1620-1625, and at subsequent
periods; made by [John Ecus, Rector of Stanton Downham, co.
Suffolk. See Add. MS. 22,969] :—
1. " Vox populi, or Newes from Spaine ; author Tho. Scotte of Nor-
wold in Norff.;" Nov. 1620, f. 1.
2. Prophecy of Merlin : " A Prince out of the North shall come," and
other verses, etc,y relating to James I., f. 9 b.
3. " The prophesie of Mr. Truswell, Recorder of Lincoln ;" 1642, f. 1 1.
4. Extracts from a MS. in Trinity College, Cambridge, foretelling
political movements in Germany. Lot. £ 11.
5. "Predictions of March 1623 translated out of the French Alma-
nacke," f. 13.
6. Verses on James I., entitled " Italian Sallets, Romish drugges,**
beginning, " From wine that can destroy the braine," f. 14.
7. Extracts from the MS. of prophecies of Paul Grebner, in Trinity
College, Cambridge, with additional notes. Lai. and Eng. f. 15.
8. " The Lord Archbishop [George Abbot, of Canterbury], his speeche
at the Councell table, in July, 1623, to the king, after his motion
of some things there," f. 21.
9. Letter of J. F. on the " disputation betweene doctor White and
doctor Featly on our side, and Mr. Fisher and Mr. Sweete, Jesnites,
on the other;" 1623, f. 22.
10. [George Abbot] Archbishop of Canterbury to [Samuel Harsnet]
Bishop of Norwich, on the "Directions concerning Preachers;"
12 Aug., 4 Sept. 1622, f. 23.
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11. Pieces in verse, viz. ;— " The Interpreter," 1622 ; " A Puritan ;" " A
Protestant;" "A Papist," f. 26.
12. " The King's verses: The wiper of the peoples teares, The drier
up of doubtes and feares," beginning ** Oh stay your teares you
who complaine ;" from an imperfect copy, f. 32 b.
13. ** An Elegie written by the King [James I.] concerning his ooun-
sell for Ladies and gentlewomen to departe the City of London
according to his Majesties Proclamation,*' f. 35 b.
14. " Description of an Hieroglyphicall watch or clocke found in the
Library of Prague in Bohemia, at the taking of the oitie," f. 36 b.
15. Verses on the journey of Prince Charles to Spain ; 1623, f. 37 b.
16. Proclamation of indulgence [1623] ; and notes concerning action
against Papists, f. 38.
17. " The Kings speech in Parliament on Thursday, Feb. 19, 1623[4],"
f. 39 b.
18. " The effecte of the Kelation to both houses of Parliament at
Whitehall by the Duke of Buckingham ; Feb. 24, 1623[4]," f. 40.
19. "A copy of the Palsgrave his letter to our King;" 20 Dec. 1623,
f.41.
20. *' The Speaker's speech at his presentation, Feb. 1623 ;" a dialogue
between the Speaker and Lord Keeper, f. 45.
21. " The Relation made by the Duke [of Buckingham] to the Parlia-
ment;*' 24 Feb. 162}, f. 48.
22. " A Copie of the letter of his Cathol. Majestic to the Conde de
OHvares, Nov. 5, 1622," f. 61.
23. " The Copie of parte of a most stinking letter full of fowle un-
charitable censure, malice, and envie, sent from out of Scotland
into England in the yeere 1617, when King James was there,"
f. 51 b.
24. " The King's answere to the advise of both houses of Parliament,
given him on Fryday, 5 Mar. [1624] at Theobalds, touching the
finall breach of both the Treatie for the Match and the Pallatinate ;"
with the petitions of the two Houses, May, 1624, and the Kings
answer, f. 54.
25. Satirical verses against the Spanish match, f. 57 b.
26. Brief of Pope Gregory XV. to the Prince of Wales in Spain ;
20 Apr. 1623. Lot. f. 58 b.
27. Notes on the death and character of James I., followed by various
prophecies in prose and verse, f. 59 b.
28. " This was Newes in 1615 when Somerset and his Countei^s were
in question about Sr. Thomas Overburyes death and condemned/'
f. 62 b.
29. Part of [" The Coppie of a Letter written to the Duke of Bucking-
ham concei-ning the match with Spaine"]; by Thomas Alured
[1642], f. 63.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28,841—28,844. 625
30. Indulgence of Pope Boniface fIX.], " found in a coffin in St.
Panles at London in the breaking the gronnde for bnriall of doc-
tour Swale, 1608." Lat 1391. f. 64 b.
Paper; xviith cent. From the Dawson Turner Library. Small
Quarto.
28.641. " Mock poeme or Whiggs supplication," with " The author's
apologie to the Reader" prefixed; by Samuel Colvill. Printed in
Edinburgh, in 1687. Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
28.642. '' The Deade March, or certaine pieces of this age parabolisd ;
viz. Duellum Britanicum, Antidotum Cecillianum, Begalis Justitia
Jacobi, Agu-ignispicium," dedicated to Sir Hamond Le Strange and
Sir Hemy Bedingfield, Members of Parliament for Norfolk; by
Thomas Scott. Poems written early in the xviith century, and
printed at the end of " Philomythie," 1616. Copied from the MS.
of Geoi^e Sayle of King's Lynn, a letter from whom, in explanation
of the poems, is prefixed; dated 1 Jnne 1849. Paper; xixth cent.
From t^e Dawson Turner library. Quarto.
28.643. Medical recipes, simples, charms, etc, with the properties of
the seven planets extracted from the Shepherd's Calendar, in the
handwriting of Sir William Smith, 1677. Paper. Belonged in
the xviith cent, to Samuel Bobinson of Netherton near Dudley,
00. Worcester. Duodecimo.
28.644. Original poems of Charles Montague, Earl of Halifax, being
rough drafts with corrections of various pieces, chiefly in English,
with a few in Latin. Among them are : —
1. Lines on Gallo, f. 21 b.
2. Verses beginning, " You ask how I can write so much of Love,"
f. 27.
3. " Whether part is best in Love, the Womens in being courted or
the Men in courting," f. 31.
4. ** A Parallel 'twixt Love and Chess," in prose, f. 40.
5. On Leez, or Lees Priory, in Essex, £f. 44, 87 b.
6. To George [Stepney ?], etc., f. 49.
7. On Sir Charles Sedley's am version, f. 57 b.
8. On William Ill's victory in Ireland. Printed as " An Epistle to
the Bight Honourable Charles Earl of Dorset." £ 60.
9. On the Library at Cambridge, flF. 68 b, 83, 85.
10. ** To Pelimia. Before the E[arl] of E[ochester's] Poems." f. 78.
11. "To S'Bob. Atkins at his overthrow in a Tryall with the L*
Brouncker for the Mastership of S* Katherine's," f. 80.
12. Ode on the marriage of the Princess Anne with Prince George of
Denmark, f. 90 b.
13. On the death of Charlas IL, f. 93 b.
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14. Tranfllation of the iEneid, iv. 1-106, f. 96.
The pieces which have been published differ here very considersbly
from the printed texts. The volume also contains money accounts
of R. Cooper, apparently a steward or bailiff, 1671, f. 1 ; a few jests
and anecdotes, f. 10 ; — and copies of " Oberon king of the fairies
by S' Simon Stewart,** and a few other poems, f. 72 b.
Paper ; end of the xvnth cent. Small Octavo.
28.845. '* The Tryal of Susannah Fowles of Hammersmith for blas-
pheming Jesus Christ, and cursing the Lord's Prayer ; and for also
pretending to be possest with a Devil. At the Session-House in
the Old Bailey. The 7th of May 1698." Paper; xviith cent.
Belonged to the R* Hon*^ Thomas Grenville. Small Quarto.
28.846. Abstract of Domesday-Book, comprising the names of the
chief lords, the hundreds, cities, towns, villages, and manors, in
their several counties ; by John Lowe, deputy of Sir Nicholas
Stuart, Bart., one of the chamberlains of the Exchequer, 1 693. An
index of the chief lords is at the end. Prefixed is the disposition
of the volume by John Lowe, desiring it to be kept and handed
down in the family, giving preference to such descendants as should
be called to the bar. Paper. Folio.
28^847. Rental of lands of John Newton, Esq., in Haydor, Aisby [or
Haceby], Osby [or Oseby], and Culverthorpe, co. Lincoln ; 1678-
1697. Paper. Folio.
28,848. " A true Discourse of the Ancient Wooden and present Stoned
Bridge at Rochester, and of y* Lands proper and contributory
thereto, and of y* very Causes of y* decay of y* s* Stone Bridge, and
for y* Course taken for Reformacion therein : collected and written
by S' Roger Manwoode, Kn*, Lord Chief Baron of her Ma*^'
Exchequer," 1686, *^ at w'* time he was secondly one of y* Wardens
of y«s^ Bridge." See Add. MS. 24,933.
Then follow :—
1. Acts for Rochester Bridge, 18 and 27 Eliz., ff. 31, 36.
2. ** A perpetuall Remembrance for y* better maintenance of Rochester
Bridge," f. 38.
3. " A clause of an Act for changing the Day of Eleccion of the
Wardens and Assistants of Rochester Bridge," 1702, f. 40.
4. " An Act for the Establishment of the New Colledge of the Poor at
Cobham in the county of Kent," 39 Eliz., f. 42.
5. " That the Wardens must give bond according to the statute of y*
1 8th of EUz." « By Dr. Thorp, ApriU 20th 1731." f. 46.
Paper; xviith or xviiith cent. The last article is in the hand-
writing of J. Finch, to whom the MS. belonged. Small Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28.049—28,658. 627
28.649. " The Description of Devonshire, by Sir William Pole of
Shnte, K' ; *' with additions by another hand. Transcribed by John
Prince, author of ** The Worthies of Devon," with further additions
by himself, distinguished by brackets. Paper; xviiith cent.
Belonged to the Bev. H. Walker, of St. Winnoo, Cornwall. Folio.
28.650. The life of John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester: "being a
sequel of the lives of Dr. John Wiclif and Bishop Reginald Pecock,
in order to complete Archbishop Usher's History of the Succession
of the Christian Church. Written in the years 1730, 1731. Id
which is an abridgment of the Bishop's Works or Writings." By
John Lewis. Autograph. A collection of illustrative documents is
added. Paper. Folio.
58.651. " Some account of the Life of the reverend Mr. John Lewis,"
Rector of East-bridge in Romney Marsh, etc., *' Written in the
year 1788;" with continuation to near the time of his death in
January 174f. Written by himself; and transcribed from his MS.,
then in the possession of Joseph Ames, F.R.S., by order of Sir Peter
Thompson, E\, in 1752. At the end, f. 46, is '' A Catalogue of Mr.
Lewis's Manuscripts sold by Mr. Langford of Covent Qarden,
December 1749." Paper. Folio.
28.652. Account of a tour in Normandy, in thirty letters, by Dawson
Turner, 1819, 1820; with illustrative engravings by J. S. Cotman.
The original manuscript, with numerous corrections. Printed in
2 Vols. 8*. 1820. Paper. Quarto.
28.653. 28,664. Original letters of ooUectors of books living in 1823
'* oollected by William Upcott, of the London Institution, 1824,"
in alphabetical order of names; with a few portraits. Two
volumes. Paper ; xviuth and xixth centt. Quarto.
28,655, 28,656. *^ Gleanings from Bare Books : " copies and tracings
of titles and woodcuts, songs and ballads, and other matter collected
from rare English books and pamphlets, by Dawson Turner, F.S.A.
Two Tolumes. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
28,657. ''Gleanings from Bare Manuscripts:" copies and extracts,
Suffolk church-notes, tracings of arms, architectural drawings,
autograph signatures, etc., from MS. collections, with some from
printed sources, by Dawson Turner, P.S.A. Paper; xixth cent.
Quarto.
28,668. 1. Lodex rerum in Gratiani Decretum, f. 3.
2. Bepertorium Decretorum auctore Paulo de Liazariis, doctore
decretorum in studio Bononiensi, f. 237.
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528 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,658—28,664.
8. The titles of the distinotions and qnestions of the Decretum in
Latin verse, f. 240. An imperfect copy occurs at f. 2.
4. Opinion on the legal condition of Jews living in Christian oonntries,
by Johannes de Lingnano. Latin, f. 245 b.
5. Isidori Hispalensis Synonyma de lamentatione animsB peccatricis,
£ 247.
6. Index in Decretum. At the end, *' Et sic est finis anno domini
m'' ccccxvij. in concilio Constanciensi pro domino Petro de Mora
Chorepiscopo Trai^9tensi." f. 256.
7. Tabula " in qua reperiuntur omnes historic quotate super quatuor
ewangeliis contente " • . . " in quibns satis euidens videtur concor-
dancia dictorum ewangeliorum," £ 263 6.
Paper ; early xvth cent., partly written in 1417. On £ 1 is the
note, ** Librum huno oontulit nobis fratribus in Ysselsteyn [near
Utrecht] dominus et magister Judocus de Aemstelredam, Canonicus
ecolesie Sancti Petri Traiectensis, pro anima domini Petri de Mera
propositi Embricensis, simulque pro anima domini Ludolphi
avunculi sui, Canonici Sancti Johannis, ut eorum memoria maneat
apud nos." It has also the book-plate of the Duke of Sussex.
Folio.
28,669. " Qnia)AM disputatio facta inter Ingetum Contardum ciuem et
mercatorem Januensem et quosdam sapientissimos Judeos in
sinagogis Judeorum, et que facta fuit Maioricis, anno domini
millesimo ducentesimo quinquagesimo tercio. Et incepta in festioi-
tate beatorum apostolorum Philippi et Jacobi, uidelicet prima die
madii." At the end are passages of Scripture referring to our
Lord. Vellum ; wiitten in Italy, in the xivth century. At the
beginning is insei-ted a letter to Giuseppe Maria Durazzi pre-
senting the volume ; dated Qarbagna, 15 Feb. 1752. JtoZ. Signed
with a cipher. Quarto.
28,680-28,677. Collections for the History of Berkshire^ by John
Eichards, of Beading, F.S.A. Nineteen volumes. Paper; xixth
cent. Quarto and Folio.
28.660. Vol. I. Collections in print and manuscript for the county
generally ; and for towns, under the letters A and B.
28.661. Vol. II. Continuation of the collections for towns ; from C.
toW.
28.662. Vol. III. Collections for the History of Beading, with
printed prospectus for the publication of the work.
28.663. 28,664. Voll. IV., V. Parochial Memorials, in alphabetical
order of parishes. Two volumes. At £ 19. of Vol. i. is "A
Tabular View of the Value, Patronage, etc., of the several livings in
Berkshire, and of the Manora, Hamlets, efc, in the several Parishes in
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,666, 28,666. 629
the Conntj, Ist July, 1837 " ; with other matter referring to the
countj at large.
38.665. Vol. YI. GoLLEcrriONS relating to Abingdon, among which
•re: —
1. An account of Abingdon from a.d. 686 to 1801, f. 8.
2. MiBoellaneonB extracts, f. 30.
3. Brief notes of occurrences at Abingdon in recent times, f. 101.
4. Poll-book for the election of the mayor, 3 Sept. 1810, f. 147.
28.666. Vol. YII. Collsctions relating to the town of Abingdon,
among which are : —
1. History of the borongh of Abingdon, from the "Notitia Farlia-
mentaria'* of Browne Willis, f. 1.
2. Description of Abingdon derived from various soarces, f. 11.
3. Account of the plundering of Abingdon by Prince Hupert, 1642. In
the handwriting of F. A. Carrington, of CliflTord's Inn. f. 25.
4. Account of the Lord Digby's design to betray Abingdon, 1644;
with extracts from the **Mercurius Civicus" and other jourDals
relating to the siege of Abingdon. With the rough drafts in the
handwriting of F. A. Carrington. f. 29.
6. Extracts from Sir Edward Walkerr's Historical Discourses, f. 99.
6. Extracts from Browne Willis's account of the Abbey of Abingdon ;
with rough drafts, f. 102.
7. Abstracts from the Testa de Nevil and other records, relating to the
Abbey of Abingdon, f. 132.
8. " The surrender of the Abbey of Abyndon to King Henry the
Eighth," f. 149.
9. Copies of letters from Thomas Abbat of Abingdon and Bichard
Byche to secretary Cromwell, f. 161.
10. Outrage committed upon the monks of Abingdon by the scholars
and townsmen of Oxford; 1327, f. 154.
11. Collections relating to St. Helen's Church, f. 182.
12. Copy of a pamphlet intitled, " A monument of christian munifi-
cence," by Francis Little, 1627; relating to the Fraternity of the
Holy Cross and Christ's Hospital, Abingdon, f. 200.
13. Extracts from Heame's " Liber Niger," respecting the fraternity
of the Holy Cross; in the handwriting of F. A. Carrington,
t 208.
14. '' The History and Antiquities of Abingdon ; " including accounts
of the Free School founded by John Boyse, in 1663, and other
benefactions, £ 216.
15. ** Acts and orders made at the Common Council," 6 Oct. 1649,
f. 266.
16. Papers relating to the claim of Thomas Twycroft to common of
pasture; 1664, 1666, f. 276.
MSS.— 1871. 2 M
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630 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,607— a8««74.
17. Extracts on the right of the town to hold a oonrt of reoord,
f- 340.
18. Letters from F. A. Carrington to Thomas Frankum, Solicitor;
Febr. 1826— Nov. 1832, f. 390.
19. Searches relating to Charney, belonging to the abbey of Abingdon,
f. 406.
20. Copy of the grant of the manors of Wot ton and Boreshill, co.
Berks, to John Hyde, of Sutton Courtney, 1547, f. 414.
21. "The Antiquities of Chilswell,'* near Oxford, f. 419.
22. Account of the building of Coventry Cross, 1642, f. 432.
28.667. Vol. VIII. 1. •' Manuscript sermons of the Kev. Mr. Jones,
the great miser, who saved upwards of 18,000Z. out of an income of
SOL per annum," f. 1.
2. Printed letters relating to Godstow Nunnery and Fair Bosamond ;
cut from the * Gentleman's Magazine,' f. 28.
3. " Particulars relating to the castle of Wallingford and the town,"
f. 41.
4. " Copy of the Liber Regis vel Thesaurus Berum Ecclesiasticarum,
as relates to Berkshire," f. 73.
6. Alphabetical list of places in, the county of Berks; by Thomas
Frankum [of Abingdon], f. 93.
28.668. Vol. IX. Pedigrees of Berkshire families, with genealogical
notes ; in alphabetical order; 1837.
28.669. Vol. X. ''AfiMORLiL bearings and Index to Pedigrees of
Berkshire families," 1834.
28.670. 28,671. Voll. XI., XIL Original letters from various persons,
either themselves connected witli places in Berkshire or writing on
subjects having that interest, and other documents, dated in the
xvuith and xixth centt. ; arranged under the names of the places
to which they refer.
28.672. Vol. XIII. Original papers, law deeds, abstracts, inventories,
accounts, etc., relating to various properties in Berkshire, arranged
in alphabetical order of parishes ; chiefly of the xviiith century,
28.673. Vol. XIV. Newspaper cuttings concerning various places in
Berkshire; with some referring to elections of Members of Parliament
for the county,
28.674. Vol. XV. CaTTiNOS from printed books, pamphlets, returns,
etc., concerning Berkshire. At f. 138 are five road-maps by John
Ogilby, temp. Gh. II. ; and at the end are a few caricatures, xviith-
xixth centt.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,675—28,681 531
28,675. Vol. XVI. 1. Engraved maps of Berkshire, xviith-xixth centt.,
f. 1.
2. CommisgioiiB appointing Henry Boyle Deane Beoeiver-General of the
land-tax in Berkshire, 12 July, 1791-28 July, 1802 ; with signatures
of the Lords of the Treasury, f 34.
28,676 A.B., 28,677. Voll. XVII-XIX. Drawings and engravings of
landscapes, churches, houses, etc., in Berkshire ; with a few cuttings
and papers interspersed. Three volumes. Vol. I. Abingdon —
Hurst-. Vol. IL Ilsley— Shaw. Vol. III. Shelford— Yattendon.
28.678. Extracts, cuttings from printed books, etc., relating to a few
antiquarian and biographical subjects, crimes, superstitions, and
ancient customs, by John Bichards, F.S.A. Paper; xixth cent.
Octavo.
28.679. '' Mr. Moori*s Bills, 2^ Pars," for writs, instruments, and law
expenses in various suits, chained against Mr. Deane; 1687-1704.
Paper. Oblong Folio.
28.680. Album amicornm of Girolamo Conte d'Archinto, containing
coloured coats of arms and autograph inscriptions of German
noblemen and others ; 1689-1694. Paper. Oblate Octavo.
28,68L 1. Latin Psalter, with canticles, litany, ete.y and a calendar
prefixed, f. 11.
2. '* Psalterium beate virginis Marie," with a prologue in verse
beginning, '' Mente concipio laudes conscribere Bacrate virgiui que
nos a carcere,*' f. 191.
3. Hymns to the Cross and Our Lord, in French, f. 213.
4.0ffioium in vigiliis mortuorum, cum orationibus, f. 217 b.
In a later hand are added prayers on f . 17 ; and at the end is an
unfinished Latin hymn to the Virgin in a hand of the xvth cent.
Vellum ; written in England in the latter half of the xnith cent.
and ornamented with finely illuminated initial letters. Prefixed is
a series of six miniature illustrations of the life of Christ, well
drawn, with gilt backgrounds covered with stamped patterns. At f.
9 is a round map of the world, set in a square ornamental frame,
Jerusalem being in the centre, with a zone of winds, figures of
inhabitants, etc. On the back are the names of the principal
kingdoms and cities of Asia, Europe, and Africa. Preceding the
Psalter of the Virgin, f. 190 b, is an outline miniature of the Virgin
and Child enthroned. The name of Marye Wyndam, of the xvith
cent., is written at the foot of f. 18, and on f. 225 b is the note,
*' Anne my eldeast donghter was borne the xiiij day of July in the
yere of our lorde god 1.557." Octavo.
2 M 2
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532 ADDITIONAL MSS^ 88,682—28,687.
28.682. 1. PosTiLL£ fratris Nicholai de Lyra, ordinis fratnim minomm,
Buper Isaiam, Jeremiam, Ezecbielem, Danielem, et Historiam
Susannad ; with a drawing of the TiBion of Ezekiel, plans of the
Temple, etc. Imperfect at the end. f. 1.
2. *' Abnndancia Exemplomm," in nsum prasdicatorum. The pro-
logue begins, '^Plns exempla quam nerba mouent." See Sloane
MS. 3102, f. 208.
Vellum ; xivth cent. Folio.
28.683. Miss ALE '^secnndnm consuetudinem Romane curie," cum
calendario praemisso. Two leaves of the calendar (for January to
April), and the leaf before the Canon, which would have contained
a miniature, are wanting. Vellum ; written in Italy, in the latter
part of the xivth cent. ; with miniatures in the principal initial
letters. It apparently has belonged to a church in Cremona, as
the festival of St. Homobonus, patron of Cremona, is inserted by a
later hand in the calendar (13 Nov.). In binding of stamped
leather with brass boss and comers. Folio.
28.684. Sermons on the Gospel Lessons for Sundays and principal
festivals, in Latin. At the end : '* Explioiunt exposiciones ewan-
geliorum de diebus dominicis necnon de quolibet die ipsius 40''
[quadragesime], complete anno domini m"® 300** 91^ feria 4** post
festum baptiste Johannis. Cujus possessor est Ar[nal]dus P. Qui
clepit hunc librum deps est et cleps morietur." Paper, 1391 ; with
initials of grotesque design. Belonged to the monastery of Stavelot.
Quarto.
28,686. Eegister of correspondence of George, Baron Carew of Clopton,
[afterwards Earl of Totness], Lieutenant-General of the Ordnance ;
comprising letters to him from the Privy Council, [Charles
Howard] Earl of Nottingham, Lord High Admiral, and [Robert
Cecil] Lord Treasurer, and his own letters and orders to Sir Roger
Dalyson, and others, officers of the Ordnance; 10 Nov. 1607-
26 Oct. 1609. Paper. Folio.
28.686. Hours and prayers, in Dutch^ viz. : —
1. Calendar, f. 1.
2.Prayers, f. 13.
3. Hours of the Resurrection, ff. 47, 136 b;— of the Virgin, ff. 62 b,
153 b, 195 ;-— of the Advent, f. 83 ;— of the Nativity, f. 101 ;— of the
Fasting, f. 117 ;— and of the Sacrament, f. 171.
Paper ; in different hands of the xvth cent. In the old binding.
Small Quarto.
28.687. " A JouBNAL of a short excursion to some of the Maritime
Towns, etc., of France, contiguous to the Kentish Coast of England,
in 1742. Written by Henry Bartlett in a letter to his relation,
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28,688—28,892. 533
Jo«, Greene." The places visited are Calais, St, Omer and Dunkirk.
Autograph, Paper. Octavo.
** A Sober reply to Mr. [Zachariah] Crofton's Reformation not
Sepermtion. By a lover of Purity and Unity." Crofton's tract was
published in 1662. Paper; xviith cent. On the covers are the
initials, " I. B." Duodecimo.
88.689. CoiXECTiON of medical recipes. Paper; written, apparently
in Sootland, in the xvuth cent. Small Octavo.
88.690. ^ Observations on the most scarce pieces in the whole series
of English money, viz., the coins of the three Eichards ;'* by
Thomas Sharp; Durham, 21 June, 1749. Autograph, Paper. Small
Quarto.
28.691. Original letters, c^c: —
1. Sir Robert Melvill to the Lord Justice Clerk [Sir John Ballenden]
repoiiing news from France ; dat. London, 24 Mar. [1660 ?]. Un-
ngned. f. 1.
2. John Spcns [Advocate General of Scotland] to Marion Scott, Lady
of Fordell ; 21 March [temp. Eliz.]. Endorsed, " Acquietance
of ye abak and afeir spittall." f. 3.
3. Sir John Clayton to James Levingston ; Inner Temple, 27 July — -
[temp. Car. I.], f. 4.
4. William Ker to [Francis Stewart] Earl of Both well, on the claim of
the Earl of Haddington to the abbey of Jedburgh ; Littildeane,
2 July, 1632. f. 7.
5. Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, requesting assistance to Colonel Monro
in enlisting reciiiits for the war in Geimany ; Hague, ^ March,
1634. Signed, f. 9.
6. Oliver [Cromwell] Protector to the Provost and Bailiffs of
Edinburgh, recommending the continuation of her pension to
Elizabeth Donn, daughter of [George] Heiiot, founder of the
hospital in their city; Whitehall, 10 June, 1656. Signed, with seal,
f. n.
7. Address of the barons and heretors of the sheriffdom of Haddington
to the Commissioners of the Privy Council, on the accession of
James II. ; Edinburgh, 11 Feb. 1685. With signatures, f. 13 b.
8. Printed copy of an English translation of a pretended letter of
[Frederic XL] King of Prussia to Prince Charles, tlie Pretender ;
8 Nov. 1747 ; with depositions of witnesses respecting its circulation
in Edinburgh, f. 15.
Paper; xviih-xvmth centt. Folio.
28.692. 1. " Lucina's Rape, or the tragedy of Vallentiuian -/' a play
adapted from Fletcher's piece by [John Wilmot] Earl of Korhcrtter.
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534 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,692-28,897.
It differs from the printed copy of 1685. At the beginning is a
list of the performers ; among whom is Hart, who died in 1683.
2. " A Sc8Bn of Sir Eobert Hoard's [Howard's] Play [The Conquest of
China], written by the Earl of Bochester," f. 70.
Paper xviith cent. Folio.
28.693. "Love's Martyr, or Witt above Crowns. A tragedy," by
Anne, daughter of Sir Henry Lee of Ditchley, and wife of Thomas,
son of Philip, Lord Wharton, and afterwards Marquis of Wharton.
It is dedicated to Mrs. Mary Howe, whose name is inscribed on the
fly-leaf. Paper; end of the xviith cent. From Horace Wal-
pole*s library. Small Quarto.
28.694. "In Foro; a Comedy." By Lady Houstoune [Eleanora,
daughter of Charles, 8th Lord Cathcart, and wife of Sir John
Houstoune]. The fiist two Acts only. Prefixed is the printed
" Bill of Advocation " of Lady Houstoune respecting her allowance
after separation from her husband; dat. 27 Dec. 1749. Paper;
xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
28,696. "A Breviat of the Memoriall annent the Presbiterian
Bishope settled in Scotland at the Beformatione, in the year of Gk>d
1660." The Memorial was addressed by " Aristobulus " to William
III. in behalf of the French Protestants, but was not presented on
account of the King's death. The Breviat is of the time of Queen
Anne. Paper. Small Quarto.
28.696. 1. "Exemplar fundationis primevsd ecclesisd cathedralis
Landavensis et diversorum privilegiorum ejusdem." "Ex libro
magistri W. Darelli." f. 1.
2."Bed8B presbyteri venerabilis de vita et miraculis S. Cuthberti
liber ; " metrice, f. 10.
8. Mystica expositio locorum aliquot sacrsB Scripture©, carmine heroico :
incipit, " Uicit Adam ueterem gula, gloria nana, cupido," f. 25.
The first two articles, paper, xvith cent. ; the third, vellum, xnth
cent. Belonged to Walter Stonehouse in the xviith cent. Octavo.
28.697. Twenty original briefs of Popes Gregory XIII., SixtusV., and
Clement VIIL, to Albert, Cardinal, Archduke of Austria, Legate in
Portugal; 8 July, 1677-11 Mar. 1595, Laiir^, Interspersed are
original letters to the same Archduke from : —
1. [Ippolito de Eubeis] , Cardinal Bishop of Pavia ; Borne, 22 Dec.
1585. ltd. Signed, f. 9.
2. Hugues de Loben [Loubens de Verdalle], Grand Master of Malta ;
12 Mar. 1585. Span. Signed; with seal. f. 24.
3. Juan de Horbina; Angra, 10 Sept. 1585, 24 Nov. 1586. Span.
Signed; virith seal. & 30, 44.
4. Hieronyma Pereira; Coimbra, 7 id. Maii, 1586. Lat. Copy. f. 40.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,697, 28,698. 535
5. £inantte1, Duke of Sayoy ; Madrid, 29 May, 1590. Sjpan, Hologr. ;
with«ea&. f. 48.
6. The college of Cardinals, on the deaths of Sixtns V. and Urban
VII. ; 28 Aug., 27 Sept. 1590. Lai. With seaU. ff. 50, 53. ^
The Latin and Italian documents are accompanied with Spanish
tianslations. Vellum and paper. Folio.
28,698. Original letters and papers of the royal family and nobility
of Spain, ete.; 1483-1616. Spanish,
1. Isabella of Castile to Dod Alfonso de Cordova de la casa de
Aguilar; Madrid, 18 Mar. 1483. Signed, f. 1.
2. The same to Don Alfonso de Cardenas, Maestre de Santiago ;
Madrid, 18 Mar. 1483. Signed, f. 2.
3^ Ferdinand and Isabella to Don Alfonso de la casa de Aguilar;
Vitoi-ia, 23 Nov. 1483. Signed, f. 3.
4. Instructions of the same to Pedro de Araoz proceeding to Naples ;
Granada, 8 Aug. 1600. Signed, f. 4.
5. The same to the captain of Peones ; 1502. Signed. £f. 6, 7.
6. Decree of the same expelling the jews from the kingdom of Naples ;
Medina del Campo, 20 Apr, 1604. Lat. Signed; with eeal. f. 8.
7. The same to Gonzalvo Hernandez de Cordova, Viceroy of Naples.
Medina del Campo, 8 July, 1504. Signed; with seal. f. 10.
8. Grant from [Gonzalvo Hernandez de Cordova] Duke of Terranova,
Viceroy of Naples, to Johannes Canilus Prigiolus, of confiscated
goods of rebels; Naples, 10 July, 1504. Lai. Signed; with «ea/.
f. 11,
9. Philip II. to [Emanuel Philibert] Duke of Savoy, Governor of the
Low Countries; Brussels, 18,30 Jan. 1558. Signed; and with
postscript. AT. 12, 14.
10. Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria, to [Gonzalvo de Cordova] Duke
of Sessa, governor of Milan; Prague, 2 June, 1563, Signed; with
seal. f. 16.
11. Don Carlos, Infante of Spain, to Luis de [Zuniga y] Hequesens,
Comendador Mayor of Castile, and Ambassador at Rome ; Alcasa
de Henares, 16 Jan., 18 May, 1564. Signed ; with seal. ff. 18, 22.
] 2. [Elizabeth de Valois,] Queen of Spain, to the same ; Madrid, 30
Mar. 1564. Signed; with «caZ. f. 20.
13. Philip il. to Pope [Pius V.]; Madrid, April, 1566. Signed;
with seal. f. 24.
14. The same to Don Luis de [Znniga y] Eequesens, Ambassador at
Rome; Madrid, 27 Nov. 1566, 17 July, 1567. Signed; the second
letter with a postscript ; with seals, ff. 26, 30.
15. Maria, Empress of Germany [wife of Maximilian II.], to [Cardinal
Diego] do Espinosa, Piesident of the Council of Castile ; Vienna,
8 Aug. 1568. Signed, f. 32.
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16. Don Jnan de Ansf ria to the same, as Bishop of Sigaen9a ; Granada,
18 July, 1569. Hologr. ; with «eaZ. f. 34.
17. Philip II. to [Fernando Alvarez] Duke of Alva, Governor of the
Low Countries; Cordova, 4 Apr. 1570. Cipher^ with decipher.
Signed, f. 36.
18. Frances de Alava, Ambassador to France, to Juan de Zuniga [y
Eequesens], Ambassador at Rome ; Paris, 24 May, 20 June, 1570.
Ciplier^ with deciphers. Signed ; with seals, flf. 44-60.
19. Philip II. to Frances de Alava; Escuiial, 29 June, 1570. Copy in
cipher, with decipher, flf. 51, 53.
20. [Fernando Alvarez] Duke of Alva, Governor of the Low Countries,
to Juan de Zuniga; Antwerp, Brussels, 16, 22 July, 28 Aug.,
4 Dec. 1571. Signed; with seals, flf. 54-63.
21. Antonio Perez, the king's secretary, to the same ; Madrid, 16 Jan.
1573, 10 Feb. 1578. Holograph and signed ; with seal. ff. 64, 126.
22. Ant[onio Perrenot,] Cardinal de Granvelle, to Philip II. ; Naples,
Mar. 1573, 23 Aug., 15 Nov. 1574, 19 June, 1575, Rome, 26 Jan. 1576.
Hologr. (the first a copy). With seals, ff. 66, 84, 92, 101, 104.
23. Philip ir. to [Gonzalvo de Cordova] Duke of Sessa, President of
the Council ; Aranjuez, 9 May, 1573, Madrid, 3 Mar. 1577, S.
Lorenzo, 8 Oct. 1590. The two last in cipher, with deciphers.
Signed; "with seals, ff. 70, 115, 167.
24. Cardinal de Granvelle to Juan de Zuniga ; Naples, 4 June, 17
Dec. 1573. Hologr.; with seals, ff. 72, 78.
25. Maria, Empress, to [Antonio de la Cueva] Marques de Ladrada ;
Vienna, 31 July, 1573. Hologr. f. 76.
26. Philip II. to Don Juan de Austria ; Madrid, 31 Deo. 1574, El
Pardo, 3 Jan. 1575. Signed ; the second in cipher with a postscript
and seal, Avith decipher, ff. 96-100.
27. Antonio Perez to Mateo Vasquez, the king's secretary ; Madrid,
25 May, 1576. Hologr. ; with seal. With a marginal note in the
hand of Philip IL f. 113.
28. Margarita d' Austria [natural daughter of Charles Y., and wife of
Ottavio Farnese, Duke of Parma] to Philip II.; Aquila, 12 June,
1577. Ital Hologr.; with seal. f. 122.
29. [Fernando Alvarez] Duke of Alva, to Mateo Vasquez; Madrid,
1 Oct. [1577]. Holograph; with 8caZ. f. 124.
30. Philip II. to Juan de Zuiiiga, Ambassador at Bome ; S. Lorenzo,
19 Mar., 2 June, 1578. Cipher, with deciphers. Signed; with
seals, ff. 128-135.
31. Ruy Gomez de Silva to ; n.d. Holograph, f. 137.
32. Marc Antonio Colona to Juan de Zuniga; Palermo, 20 Aug. 1579.
Hologr. ; with aeoZ. f. 138.
33. Philip II. to Pope [Gregory XIII.]; El Pardo, 8 Nov. 1579.
Hologr.; with seal. f. 140.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,898—28,701. 637
34. The same to [Mateo Vaequez, his secretary?]; [1580?]. JBTo-
hgraph. ff. 142, 146.
35. The same to [Antosio Mauricio de Pazos] Bishop of Avila
[President of the Council of CastOe]; Madrid, 12 Feh. 1580.
Holograph, f. 144.
36. [Fernando Alvarez] Duke of Alva to [Mateo Vasquez ?] ; Badajoz,
18 May, 1580. Signed. Endorsed with notes by Philip 11. f. 148.
37. Don Alv[aro] de Ba9an [Marques de Santa Cruz] to the same ;
Lisbon, 7 Got. 1580. Hologr.; with seed. f. 150.
38. Margarita [d* Austria] to Francisco Varga, Papal Orator ; Brussels,
12 Dec. 1560. Lot. Signed, f. 152.
39. The same to [Juan de Zuiiiga] Prince of Pietra Pretia ; Namur,
Bemiremont, 24 Jan., 14 Apr., 25 Sept. 1583. Itcd. Signed ^ with
$eaU. flF. 153, 157, 161.
40. Alessandro Famese, Duke of Parma, Governor of the Low Coun-
tries, to the same; Toumay, Brussels, 16 Mar. 1583, 28 Feb. 1586.
Signed; with «ea28. ff. 155, 163.
41. Maiia, Empress, to Mateo Yasquez ; Madrid, 24 June, 1583.
Signed; with seed. f. 159.
42. Frai Luis de Leons to Garcia de Loaysa, royal chaplain and
Almoner [afterwards Archbishop of Toledo]; Madrid, 18 Aug.
1588. Hologr. f. 165.
43. Isabella [Clara Eugenia] Infanta of Spain, [Governess of the Low
Countries] to the Marquesa de Poza; Brussels, 20 Sept. 1600.
Hologr. f. 171.
44. The same to [Francisco de Rojas] Marques de Poza [Councillor
of State]; Brussels, 30 Mar. 1603. Hologr. f. 173.
45. The same to [Gomez d'Avila] Marques de Velada [Councillor of
State]; Marymont, Brusi^els, 18 June, 14 Sept. 1612, 1 Mar. 1613,
15 Apr., 10 Dec. 1614, 30 Mar., 23 May, 1615, 13 Jan., 5 Mar.,
20 Apr., 10 May, 22 July, 1616. Hologr. With drafts of letters
from the Marquis to the Infanta; 17 May, 1607, 16 Jul. 1612. ff.
175—219.
Paper ; xvth-xvuth centt. Folio.
S8,699, 28,700. Original correspondence of Philip II. of Spain with
his 6ecretar3% Mateo Yasquez ; consisting of the secretary's letters
submitting official and state papers, (which, however, are not
included,) with the King's instructions, written in his own hand on
the margins or on separate sheets; 1574-1591. Two volumes.
Paper. Folio.
28,701. Copies of instructions of Philip II. and Philip III. of Spain to
governors of provinces, ambassadors, etc.; many of them for the
government of the kingdom of Naples ; 1546-1 603. Ital. and Sj>an.
Paper. Folio.
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638 ADDITIONAL MSS^ S8,708-*28,706.
28.702. Official correspondence of Antonio Perrenot, Cardinal de
Qranvelle, and Alessandro Famese, Duke of Parma, con si sting
chiefly of drafts and copies, but also including a few original
letters of both the cardinal and duke, and a few others, and
relating principally to Flanders, and in a few instances to England
and France; 1679-1609. Paper. Folio.
28.703. Official correspondence of Cardinal de Oranvelle and Charles
Borromeo, Cardinal of St. Praxedes, Archbishop of Milan, with
Mateo Yasquez, the king's secretary, comprising some original
letters and copies, and papers relating to ecclesiiastiGal a&irs of
Milan; 1680-1582. Paper. Folio.
28,703*. Original letters of Don Lnis de [Zuniga y] Reqnesens and
Don Juan de Zuniga [y Reqnesens], Ambassadors at Rome, to
Cardinal Diego de Espinosa, Bishop of Siguen9a, Inquisitor-
General; 1566-1572. Paper. Folio.
28.704. Register of letters of Cai'dinal Espinosa to ministers and
officers of state, and others; Nov. 1666-Aug. 1572. Paper. Folio.
28,706. Papers relating to Portugal ; comprising original letters of
Philip IV. of Spain to Margaret [daughter of Charles Emanuel,
Duke of Savoy, and widow of Francis III., Duke of Mantua],
Regent of Portugal, 1639, and other letters and papers ; among
which are —
1. Juntas sobre la pretension de almohada del Marques de Puerto-
seguro para su muger; 1632, f. 1.
2. [Aflfonso Furtado de Mendoza], Archbishop of Lisbon [to the
Secretary of State], 30 June, 1629. Portug. Signed, ff. 11, 13.
3. Letters of the Council of Portugal ; 1637. Span. f. 18.
4. " Memorial a la Santidad de nuestro Beatissimo Padre Alex-
andre VII., en que se representan las razones . . . que deven
obligar a su Santidad a favoreoer con las armas espirituales la caussa
de su Mag. Catolica contra el Rebelde Portugues. Escrito por el
Lie. Manuel Franco de Cora y Baamonde," 1600. Printed, f. 57.
6. '' Respuesta a los papeles que hi^o Don Pedro de la Mota con
pretexto de defenderse del delicto que sele imputo de Magisdad
oflfendida," f. 106.
6. '' Memorial y Suma de algunas cosas que su9edieron despues de la
muerte del Rey Catholico [Ferdinand]; *' 25 Jan. 1516, f. 131.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
28,706. Original letters, drafts and copies of documents, and official
notes of proceedings, relative to the marriage of the Infanta Juana
of Spain, with the Infante Jofto of Portugal, son of John III., and
of the Prince of Castile [Philip, afterwards king of Spain], with
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,706-28,711. 539
Maria, daughter of John III. of Portugal, 1542, 1543. Included
are letters of the Emperor Charles Y. to Alonso de Idiaquez, his
secretary; 27, 30 Jan. 1643; signed; with seed. flF. 66, 59; and
Don Lays Sarmiento de Mendo^a to Charles Y. ; Aloieria, 5, 7, 14
Feb. 1543. Signed; with seals, ff. 61, 63, 65.
Paper. Folio.
SS/lQft. Lettebs and papers relating to the Empress Maria, daughter
of Charles Y., and widow of Maximilian II., ohiefly in Spanishy
viz. : —
1. Copy of the Empress's will and papers, relating thereto, 1603, ff. 2,
49-76.
2. Letters to the Empress, 1590-1600. Among the writers are —
[Francisco de Mon^ada] Marques de Aytona, f. 16; — Cardinal
[Alfonso] Gesualdo, f. 18; — [Henrique de Guzman] Conde de
Olivares, Yice-Roy of Naples, f. 22 ; — [Juan de Zuniga] Conde de
Miranda, f. 24 ; — Cardinal [Pietro] Aldobrandino, f^ 37 ; — Fer-
dinand, Archduke of Austria [afterwards Emperor], f. 46.
3. Philip IIL of Spain to the Patriarch of Alexandria, papal Nuncio ;
Denia, 2 Aug, 1599. Signed, f. 26.
4. The Empress Maria to Don Juan de Borja, Conde de Mayalde, her
majordomo, n.d. Hologr. flf. 28, 29. With a grant, 18 Sept. 1599.
Signed, f. 32.
Paper; XFith and XYiith centt. Folio.
28.708. Copies of various state papers, letters, e^c, relating to Spain,
of the reigns of the Emperor Charles V., and Philip II. and
Philip 111. A table of contents is prefixed. Paper ; xvuth cent.
Folio.
28.709. Treatise on hunting; in twelve chapters, with preface,
Spanish. At the end is added, '* Motes quel almirante de Castilla
enbio a los galanes y damas desde vna su villa; y dize que se
fallaron escritos en vn meson." Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
28.710. 1. SoLUTiONEfl problematum clviii. astronomicorum. The pro-
blems of Joannes Regiomontanus are referred to. f. 1.
2. Regul» Algebrad xxxi., et *' de aBstimatiouibus fictis Algebrao^"
f. 331 b.
3. A treatise on the game of chess. Spanish, f. 353.
Paper; late xvith cent. Small Quarto.
28.711. CoMMENTARius in S. Thomsd Aquinatis summed theologio»
partem secundam. It extends only to the sixty-fourth question.
The date 1566 occurs at the head of the sixty-third question.
Paper; written in Spain in the xvith cent. Small Quarto.
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540 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,712—28,717.
28.712. 1. "Tertja para Sancti Thomae; a celebenimo doctore Bar-
tholomeo do Torres, in Universitate Segtmtiiia interpretata, anno
1658," f. 1.
2. Sermons for a few Sundays and festivals. Span. f. 244.
Paper ; xvith cent. Small Quarto.
28.713. A CATEGORY of offences against the Church, apparently in-
tended for the instruction of a bishop's officers in visitations.
Vellum roll; 16 X 4 inches; xvth cent. Belonged to Thomas
Martin of Palgrave, whose signature is affixed.
28.714. Inventory of *'goodes and chattells, howshold stuffe and
debtes, which were late belonging and appertaining unto Thomas
Bulman, cittizen and draper of London, deceased ;" including stock
in trade, with values. Appraised under order of the aldermen of
the ward wherein he had resided ; Nov. 1594. Narrow vellum
roll, 24 ft. long, much injured.
28.715. *'Fraomenta Kegalia, or Obeeruations concerning Queene
Elizabeth, her times and favorites ;" by Sir Bobert Nauntun.
Paper ; early xviith cent. Small Quai-to.
28.716. Corrected draft of minutes of proceedings of the Committee of
Privileges of the House of Commons, in cases of disputed elections ;
principally for Stafford, Dchestor, and Derby; 26 Feb.-17 June,
1646. Paper. Folio.
28.717. Verse compositions of Gloster Ridley, of New College, Oxford,
afterwards D.D., in Latin and English, apparently while at college ;
viz. : —
1. Translations from the Odes of Horace, ff. 2-26, 46-51.
2. " Verses upon Prayer," f. 27.
3. Fables ; viz. : —
** The two Ladies and the Magpye/* f. 40.
" The man, his son, and Jupiter," f. 41.
*• The Crab," f. 43.
'<lIiaanthxopo8,''f:44.
« The Picture," f. 82.
** The two men and Death," f. Sa.
^' The Bear and Monkey," f. 34.
*«ThePigeou8,"£:87.
" Jupiter and Minerva," f. 39.
4. "The Fruitless Bedress. A tragedy;" dated Aug. 6th, 1728.
Stated to have been written by Dr. Ridley in common with I'homas
Fletcher (afterwards Bishop of Kildare), Dr. Eyre, Mr. Morison,
and Mr. Jennens. See Nichols, • Literary Anecdotes,' vol. 1, p. 641.
f. 63.
5. *' David cum Goli& singulari certamine congressus ;*' in heroic vei-se,
f. 109.
6. A letter to Dr. Kidley from one of his friends, in Latin hexameters,
f. 115 b,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,717-28,721. 641
7. Stanssas '* on a New Piece of the Annunciation drawn by Le
Moine, and lately plac'd over y* Altar in Winchester College
Chapell," f. 118.
Paper; early xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
28.718. Sermons and "short speeches," at funerals; 1663. Paper,
xvuih cent. Belonged to Lee Waily. Small Octavo,
28.719. Sermons, in the same handwriting as that of the preceding
volume. Paper; xvnth cent.; belonged to Lee Warly. Small
Quarto.
28.720. Common-place book of ancient customs, festivals, super-
stitions, etc. At the end, "Finished, March 14th, 1800, by T. P."
Paper. Octavo.
28,72L A — M. Miscellaneous papers; acquired from time to time
during the years 1871-1876 : —
A. " Orders made by Thomas of Lancaster [son of Henry IV.] for
placinge of the kings Heraldes and Sergeantes of Armes ;" regulating
their particular stations when in attendance on the king ; 3 Sept.
1417; with their rights to make arrests, and amount of their fees.
Copy certified by John Gwyllym. Vellum ; xvith cent. f. 1.
B. List of the Establishment of Queen Oatherine, widow of Charles 11.
of England ; 1686-7. The first leaf, with the Queen's signature.
f. 3. Fretemted by H. Perry, Esq.
c. 1. Draft of a bill in parliament for amending the law of Hue and
Cry ; [1597], f. 4 b.
2. " The accompt of all monyes rec* by W" [Russell] Earle of Bedford
as Greuerall of y* Horse and Collonell (in y* Armie) under y*
Command of his Excellencie the Earle of Essex ; at 6^ per diem as
Generall of the horse, and 1^ 10' per diem as Collonell, beginning
the 22th of July 1642 ;" calculated to 12 Feb. 1643, f. 14.
D. 1. "Her Majesties whoU ordinary chardge at Chatham for the
moneth of October,** 1600, for wages and material. Imperfect, f. 16.
2. "The quarter Bill" of answers to 58 questions on the proper
observance of religious duties in a parish ; for the quarter ending
24 June, 1638. Signed by Matthew Trigge, Curate, and by the
Churchwardens and Liquirers. f. 18.
I. List of deeds in the register of Colne Priory, oo. Essex, copied
from Cotton MS. Vespas, B. xv ; 1873, £ 19, Presented by Charles
K. Probert, Esq.
F. Order for the election of the deputies of the Tiers Etat, for Dinan ;
16 Mar. 1789. Printed. Signed hjhoviis XVI. f. 21. Presented by
Dr. P. de ViUiers.
o. List of the translators of the Bible, with rules for translating ;
[July, 1604], f. 23.
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542 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,721—28,727.
H. Warrant for the installation robes of James [Fitz-James], Duke of
Berwick, as Knight of the Garter; 29 Sept. 1688. With $ignalure
and seal of James 11.; countersigned by Seth[Ward], Bishop of
Salisbury, Chancellor of the Order, f. 25.
I. Confession by Fran9ois Benjamin Courvoisier of the murder of Lord
William Bussell, 22 June, 1840; enclosed in a letter from Thomas
France to Christopher Hodson, 26 June, 1840, f. 27.
K. 1. Bond of the Abbat and convent of St. Mary of Winchoombe, co.
Glouc, assuring to William Mownslowe, mercer of London, a
messuage in St. Bride's parish; 17 Oct. 29 Hen. VIII [1537].
With names of members of the convent Vellum. Imitative copy f
f. 33.
2. '* The Inscripoon on the Monument of S' James Harington [o&.
1591] and his three sons, at Exton in Butlandshire." Two copies ;
early xvmth cent. f. 34.
L. List of the publications of Capel Lofft; 1817. Autograph, f. 36.
Presented hy Sir Walter 0. Trevelyan^ Bart.
M. Memorandum of assignment by Isaac Nathan to Bachael Nathan of
the copyright of his Hebrew Melodies, with the words by Lord
Byron ; 4 Dec. 1824, f. 38. Presented by Clare LoveUy Esq.
Vellum and paper; xvith-xixth centt. ^ Folio.
28.722. "The Birthe of Hercules;" a comedy, translated from the
Amphitryon of Plautus ; with a prologue by the translator. In the
hand of a copyist, with a few stage directions in another hand.
Paper ; early xviith oent. Folia
28.723. " Don Japhet of Armenia. A Comedie by Monsieur Scarron.
Englished by Sir William Lower, Knight, 1657." Autograph,
Paper ; xviidi cent. Small Quarto.
28.724. A PAKPHLET on measures for '* securing the government of
the Kingdome of Ireland to the interest of the English Nation," by
lessening the number of Irish Papists, ** in their Eeligion," " in their
IsngosLge^' and '* in their names ;" and by increasing the number of
Protestants, by encouraging manu&ctures, educating children, etc.
Written after 1691. Paper. Small Quarto.
27.725. A FOLDED Almanack, with tables of moveable feasts, eclipses,
etc. ; and with drawing of the human figure, marked with the signs
of the zodiac, to show the planetary influences on man. The
eclipses are calculated from the year 1460, the probable date of the
MS. Vellum. Belonged to Bartholomew Yate de Femham, in the
beginning of the xvith cent. Oblong Duodecimo.
28.726. 28,727. Original letters addressed to Peter Collinson, the
Naturalist, P.K.S., and F.S.A., by various noblemen and others;
1725-1790. Among the writers are: Robert James Petre, 8th
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,727—28,730. 543
Baron Petre; Anne, Baroness Petre, his wife; William Villiers,
3"» Earl of Jersey; Charles Lennox, 7"* Duke of Richmond;
Professor Johann Jacob Dillenius (Vol. ii. f. 1) ; Henry Fox,
afterwards Lord Holland, and others. Two volumes. Paper.
Folio.
28.728. 1. Twenty-one original letters of John Locke to Nicholas
Thoynard, on literary and scientific subjects; 11 July 1678-13 Aug.
1700. La/, and ^r. f. 1.
2. Scheme for a oommon-plaoe book, by John Locke ; with dedicatory
letter to Thoynard. LcUin, AiUograph. f. 46.
3. Key to a cipher; by John Locke. Autograph, f. 65.
4. Tables headed "Pondera," and "Mensurn longitudinum sive
linearum," in the principal cities, f. 67.
5. Note of to Charlotte Roulet, respecting the publication of a
work by Locke, after his death ; [1705]. Fr. f. 69.
6. A recipe : " Onguant pour remedier au mal duquel Monsieur Lock
vons a ferit," f. 70.
7. William Charleton [Le. Courten] to N. Thoynard, thanking him for
a box of seeds for Locke; Montpellier, 8 Apr. 1681. Fr. f. 71.
8. Receipt by Christophe Justel, in the name of Damoiselle Yianie Le
Jay ; Paris, 28 Jan. 1630. Fr. Holograph, f. 73.
9. [Henri] Justel to Sir Robert Southwell; [20 Mar. 168J]» 12 Sept.
1684. Fr. Holograph, flf. 74, 75.
10. Sir Peter [afterwards Lord] King, Lord Chancellor, to [James]
Reynolds, Recorder of St. Edmundsbury ; Norfolk Street, 4 Jan.
1714[5]. Holograph, f. 77.
11. Extracts from Lord King's life of Locke [by Mr. Brunet?], f. 79.
Paper. From the collection of M. Jaques Charles Brunet. See
Add. MSS. 28,753, 28,835. Folio.
28.729. 1. PsALTEBiUM cum canticis et letania; calendario prsdmisso,
f.i.
2. Offidum in Nativitate B. Maris Yirginis, com memoriia sanctorum,
f. 107.
3. Yigiliae mortuorum, f. 135 b.
Some leaves are wanting. Vellum ; finely written in Flanders in
the xiuth cent. ; with illuminated and coloured initial letters,
and coloured scroll-designs. Bound in wood, covered with stamped
leather. Small Quarto.
28,73Q. " A Catalogue of the Sheriff of Shropshire and Members of
Parliament for that County and of the Boroughs of Shrewsbary,
Bridgenorth, Ludlow, Bishop's Castle, and Much Wenlock;"
generally to the reign of George IV., "compiled by William
Hardwicke, Attomey-at-Law, of Diamond Hall, Bridgenorth."
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644 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,731—28,733.
Paper. ; xixth cent. Small Quarto. Preiented by E. A. Hardmeke^
Esq,
28.731. 1. List of the Bailifis of Bridgenorth, co. Salop, compiled firom
corporation records, and from charters belonging to Thomas Whit-
more, by William Hardwicke, 1814, f. 2.
2. Admission of Richard Walshe as a burgess of Bridgenorth, 1628,
f. 18.
3. Copy of king John's charter to Bridgenorth, f. 19.
4. Copy of Thomas My tton's translation of the charter of Bridgenorth,
granted by James I., f. 23.
5. Memoirs of Stockton, in the hundred of Brimstree, co. Salop, f. 40.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto. Presented by the same.
28.732. Copies of documents relating to Bridgenorth, etc : —
1. Grant £rom Sir John Botetourt to his tenants in the manor of
Bobington and Why temere [co. Salop] of right of common ; 17 Edw.
IIL [1343]. Lat; with translation, f. 1.
2. Charter of confirmation of earlier royal charters to the town of
Bridgenorth; 4 Jac. I. [ 1606]. Lat. f, 2.
8. Grant by Henry VI., to the burgesses of Shrewsbury, of certain
tolls and custom dues, in aid of the fortification of their town ; 1442.
Lat. f. 5.
4. ** Particular Cases and Precedents taken out of Worfield Court
Bolls, anno 1718 ; " from the time of Elizabeth, f. 8.
5. Foundation deed of the Clergymen's Library at Bridgenorth, in
execution of the will of the Eev. Hugh Stackhouse ; with list of the
books; 1 July, 1743, f. 13.
6. Will of Thomas Littleton of Bridgenorth ; 17 Sept. 1792, f. 23. ^
7. Will of Henry [Newport, 3**J Earl of Bradford, with codicils ; 1730-
1733, f. 30.
Paper; xviiith and xixth oentt. Large Folio. Presented by the
same,
28.733. Copies of documents relating to Claverley, co. Salop, by
William Hardwicke, viz. : —
1. Customary of the manor, f. 1.
2. Rentals and surveys of the manor ; temp. Hen. VII.-1734, 1 2.
3. Notes from Court rolls; temp. Edw. III.-1811, £ 17 b.
4. Notes of charities, f. 45.
5. Charter of freedom of toll to the inhabitants of the manor; 34 Car.
IL[1682], f. 47.
6. Abstract of deeds concerning Skinner's estate in Aston and Claver-
ley; 1679-1814, f. 49.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio. Presented by the same.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,784—28,746. 645
28,784. Pedioreb of the family of Pigot, from Hugh Pigot, of Peplow,
1680 [by William Hardwicke]. Paper EoU ; xixth cent. Presented
hyike same.
88,735-28,740. Dcjplicates of registers of births, marriages, and
deaths, in the following parishes, co. Salop : —
28.737. Alveley; 1636-1812.
28.738. Bobbingtoo; 1662-1812.
28J39. Claverley; 1636-1812.
28,740. Quatford; 1636-1811.
18.735. St. Leonaid'a, Bridgnorth; 163^
1812.
28.736. 8t Hary Magdalen, Bridgnortli ;
1662-1812.
Parchment. Large Folio.
28,74L 1. '* A RENT roll due at Michaelmas 1725 to Thomas Whitmore,
Esq.;" from property in Bridgnorth, Astley Abbat*s, Alveley,
Oldbury, Tasley, Worfield, Claverley, Stockton, ete.y co. Salop ; with
note of alterations in the same to 1735, f. 2.
2. Rent roll of the same property for 1733-4, with account of live-
stock, reared, bought and sold. The bailiffs name appears to have
been William Haslewood, junior, f. 69.
Paper. Quarto.
S8,748. 1. "Ikdex to the court rolls of Claverley, [oo. Salop], from
October 7th, 1768, to 16 October, 1787," f. 1.
2. Minute-books of manor-courts of Claverley, 1797-1811, f. 18.
Paper. Polio.
28.743. BicrrATiVES and arias in the oratorio of ^'Trionfo della
Chiesa," by Ferdinando Paer, in score. Paper; sixth cent.
Oblate Quarto.
28.744. ** EprrOMA historricall uppon experience and knowleclge : '' a
treatise on the value of the study of ancient history in attaining
them, by Richard Rayner, 1584. Autograph. Paper. Small Quarto.
28.745. Memorakdum-book of Francis Wilcox ; containing : —
1. Kotes of sermons preached by Mr. Linford, Mr. Whitchcott, Mr,
Sarson, Mr. Aumund, Mr. Hill, and at " Blackfriers," and " Martins,"
1 3.
2. Familiar epistles, in English and Latin ; with Latin verses, f. 46 b.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Duodecimo.
28.746. Copies of letters of William Stanhope, Ist Lord Harrington,
Secretary of State, to Thomas Bobinson [afterwards Lord
Giantham], Minister at Vienna; with state papers, army and
navy estimates, etc.; 1741. 5e6 Add. MSS., 23,780-23,880. Paper.
With the book-plate of Viscount Granbome. Folio. Presented by
Oe Trustees of Winkfield School.
MSS.— 1871. 2 N
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28,747. Obioinal letters of Scotch noblemen : —
1. Letters of pardon from Mary Queen of Boots to the retainers of
Patrick, Lord Gray, for absence from her anny, at the. siege of St.
Andrew's ; dat. St^ Andrew's, a,r, 4 [1546]. Sealed with the Queen's
signet, and signed by James [Hamilton, Earl of Arran, Protector],
f. 1.
2. John [Erskine, Earl of Mar], Regent of Scotland, to—, summoning
him to council on the arrival of the Queen of England's oommi»-
sioners; Stirling, 14 March, 1571 [2]. Signed, f. 2.
3. Marie de' Medici, Queen Bfgent of France, to Prince Christian of
Anhalt, on the confederation of the Prince de Cond^ and others
against her government; Paris, March, 1614; with the Prince's
answer; Heidelberg, 10 Mar. 1614. French. Copies, f. 3.
4. Marie de Seton to [Jeane Dmmmond] Lady Roxburgh, endorsed, in
ihe same hand, " Double do celle que jescris a ceste Dame ; " and,
by another hand, " copie du lettre de Ma. Marie Seton a Madame de
Roxebrothe, a Londres de Rheimes; September, 1614," f. 6.
5. Charles II. to the Privy Council of Scotland, appointing the meeting
of Parliament ; 29 May, 166:^. Draft, f. 6.
6. General [Thomas] Dalyell, [or Dalzell, afterwards Baronet], to the
Earl of Lauderdale ; Edinburgh, 29 Nov. 1666, Holograph ; with
broken seal. L 8.
7. The Commissioners of the Treiusury of Scotland to the Earl of
Lauderdale ; Edinburgh, 14 Sept. 1667, Signed by [John Leslie,
6th Earl, afterwards 1st Duke of] Rothes, [John Hay, 2nd Earl,
afterwards Marquess of] T>^eeddale, [William, Lord] Bellenden,
[William, Lord] Cochrane, [afterwards Earl of Dundonald],
[Alexander, 4th Earl of] Moray. With seal. f. 10.
8. The same to the Earl of Kincardine ; Holyroodhouse, 22 Jan. 1674.
Signed by the Earl of Rothes, Chancellor, the Earl of Dundonald,
and Sir Charles Maitland [afterwards Earl of Lauderdale]. With
seal. f. 12.
9 The Earl of Rothes, Chancellor of Scotland, to [the Duke of
Lauderdale] ; Edinburgh, 2 July, 1674. Signed, f, 14.
10. The Commissioners of the Treasury of Scotland, to the Duke of
Lauderdale, for works at Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle,
etc.; 31 July, 1674. Sign^ by the Earl of Rothes,. [Archibald
Campbell, 9th Earl of] Argyll, [Alexander Bruce, 2nd Earl of]
Kincardine, the Earl of Dundonald, and Sir Charles Maitland.
With seal f. 16.
11. The Privy Council of Scotland to the Duke of Lauderdale, on
their resolutions for suppression of disorders ; Edinburgh^ 15 July,
1675. \^ ith signatures and seal. f. 17.
12. [Charles Erskine, 10th Earl of] Mar, to the Duke of Lauderdale;
Aloa, 4 Ja!i. 1677[8 ?]. Holograph, f. 19.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,747—28,750. 547
13. Belease from Jobn [Maitland], Dnke of Lauderdale, to Elizabeth
hid wife; Holyroodhouse, 27 April, 1678. Signed.- Witnessed by
Sir Thomas Murray of Glendock. f. 21.
14. [John Leslie, Duke of] Hothes, GhanceUor of Scotland, to the
Duke of Lauderdale; oonoerning the assassination of the Arch-
bishop of Saint Andrew's; Edinburgh, 4 May, 1679. Signed; with
mal. f. 23.
15. Sir James Dick, Provost of Edinburgh, to the same, asking for the
grant of stipends to the College of Edinburgh; dat. 2 March, 1680.
Signed; with mal. £ 25.
Paper. Folio.
88.748. Copies of Instructions for officers of the .Navy, etc, viz : —
1.^' Order of Council for the passing Sir Thomas Littleton's Ac-
oampts,** as Treasurer of the Navy ; 23 Oct. 1699, f. 4.
2. Instructions : — for commissionei-s and surgeons for sick and wounded,
1690, 1698, 1699, flf..4, 10, 28;— for the commissioners for Green-
wich Hospital, 1 699, f. 35 b ; — for Villers Bathurst, Judge Advocate,
1700, f. 40; — for a muster-master of a squadron, f. 42; — for the
storekeepers of his Majesty's yards, 1680, f. 47 b; — ^for the comp-
troller of the storekeepers' accounts, 1682, f. 53.
3. Bules for making cordage, with tables for different varieties; 1688,
f. 55 b.
Paper ; early xvuith cent. In the original blDding. Octavo.
28.749. Minutes of proceedings of the commissioners appointed by
the Council in Scotland for surveying and valuing the estates of
the late William Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Hamilton, from 4 March
to 29 Oct. 1658. Signed by Sir Walter Stewart, Major Henry
Domey, Capt. William Davis, Capt. William Giffan, and William
Laurie, commissioners, and James Hamilton, clerk. The surveys
and valuation are included in the proceedings, together with the
assignment to creditors of property from the estate, in payment of
their claims. On the fly-leaf at the beginning is entered, in a later
hand, a note of " com left at Chenston [Shenton, co. Salop ?] in tlio
granary when I went to Saint Pears [St. Pierre, co. Monm.?],
October 21st 1682;" and at the end of the volume, entries of
arrears of rents, 1674-1680; "Plate [and linen] delivered to
Dorothy Howell, Nov. 1681;" rents received 1681, 1682; ete.
On the cover is inscribed, " This was presented to the Councill the
4th of November, 1658." Paper. Folio.
28.750. OiOANTKA : a romance in verse, by Jeronimo Amelonghi, undtr
the name of II Forabosco ; with dedicatory addret^s, under his proper
name, to Cosmo de' Medici II., Grand Dnke of Florence, and letter
signed*' II Forabosco" to Etiufeco de' Pazzi; dat. Florence, 15
2 N 2
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548 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,761—28,764.
April, 1 547. Paper ; xvith cent. " Ex libris bibl. domus SalTiatss.**
Small Quarto.
28,751. Ofhcium in professione monialis ; beginniDg with " Benediciio
[h]abitus antequam novicia induatur." At the end ; *' In moiias-
terio Hierusalem ad simplioem nsum eor[orum]." Vellnm ; written
in Spain in the xvth cent. In binding of stamped leather of the
XVI th cent. Octavo.
28.762. " Die heiligen drige knnige" : a German translation of the Libre
trium Kegnm Magorum ; with coloured drawing^. Prefixed is a
libt of MSS., with the title : '* Item welicher handebuecher man geme
hat, grosz oder clein, geistlich oder weltlich hubsch gemolt, die
findet man alle by Diebolt Louber, sohriber in der burge za
Hagenow." Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
28.763. Twenty-two origin ial letters of John Locke to Nicolas
Thoynard on literary and scientific subjects ; 15 Aug. 1679 — 1 Jan.
1701. Fr. and Lot, At the end are five engraved portraits of
Locke. Paper. From the collection of M. J. C. Brunet See Add.
MSS. 28,728, 28,836. Folio.
28.764. Original letters of foreign statesmen, etc,, 1460-1756 : —
1. Karolus, Princeps ViansB, son of John IL, King of Aragon, to
the Duke of Milan, accrediting J[ean Moles de Margarit], Bishop of
Elne ; Barcelona, 1 July, 1460. Latin. Signed, f. i.
2. Nicolaus [Gnidius] Euerardus, [Dutch lawyer and statesman], to
— Viglius ; Spier, 15 Oct. 1538. Latin. Holograph, f. 2.
3. Pietro del Monte, Grand Master of Malta, to the King of France ;
Malta, 1 Apr. 1571. JFV. Signed, f. 4.
4. M[eric] de Vic [Sieur d*Ermenonville], French Ambassador in
Switzerland, to [Nicolas de Neufville, Seigneur] de Villeroy,
Secretary of State ; Soleure, 12 Mar. 1602. Fr. Holograph; with
seal. f. 6.
5. The same to Henri IV. ; Soleure, 14 June, 1603. Fr. Holograph ;
with seal. f. 8.
6. Charles, Cardinal de Lorraine, to the same; Nancy, 21 Oct 1602.
JFV. Signed; wi\h seal f. 10.
7. Henry de la Tour [Duke de Bouillon] to M, de Villeroy ; London,
18 May [1612]. Fr. Holograph; with seal. f. 12.
8. Christian, Prince of Anhalt, to M. Hottman, French Besident at
Dusseldorf ; Ensdorf, 31 Jan. 1614. Fr. Holograph, f. 14.
9. Henry, Due de Rohan, to his mother; Padua, 15 Jan. 1631. Fr.
Holograph. Signed with a monogram ; with seal. f. 16.
10. J[acob] Hop, Dutch Minister of State, to [the Ambassador in
Denmark] ; Hague, 19 Feb.-22 Nov. 1701. Thirteen letters. Fr.
Holograph; one with a seaK f. 18.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,7M-28,768. 649
11. The same to ; Hague, 8 Oct. 1704; 31 July, 1709; 8 Sept
1718. Fr. Aiid Dutch. Holograph, f. 41.
12. The Greffier Fianois Fagel to [Jacob and Johan Hop ?] ; Hague,
6 March, 1700-29 May, 1732. Twenty-three letters. Dutch.
Holograph, f. 45.
13. J[ohan] Hop, Dutch Secretary of State, to [the Ambassador in
England] : Hagne, 3 Mar. 1762. Fr. Holograph, f. 83.
14. Baron H[endrick] Hop, [Ambassador in England] to the Greffier
Frtgel ; London, 6 Mar. 1766. Dutch. Holograph, f. 85.
Paper. Folio.
28,765. "An Essay concerning humane understanding. In four
books. Written by John Locke, Gent. The second edii ion;"
1694. The printed work, with additions, partly in MS. and partly
in printed slips, which were incorporated in the fourth edition.
Inserted at the beginning is a copy of " The Life and Character of
Mr. John Locke," etc. " Written in French by Mr. le Clorc. And
done into English by T. F. P. Gent." London, 1706. Printed.
Paper. Belonged to Kobert Cole. Folio.
28.756. " The Mirror of Policie. What Policie is and how many
sorts of Politicke government their are : " a tract made np of moral
extnicts from ancient authors, proverbs, etc., in Latin and English.
Paper; late xvith cent. Small Quarto.
28.757. 1. PsiftMs 67, 3, 69, 61, and 142, set to mnsio for throe voices,
by Claude Le Jeune. Fr. f. 1.
2. •* Madrigals for 3 voices ;" viz., ** Come, shepherd swains," by John
, Wilby, and " Thirsis, lot pity move thee," by Thomas Morley, f. 38.
Paper; xviiith cent. Oblate Duodecimo.
28.758. Notebook of George Sacheverell. At the beginning is *' These
notes tooke I in Oxford in August 1651, while I was resident
there." The entries are continued to 1666, and cons'st of extracts,
miscellaneous notes, copies of letters, and poetical pieces. Among
the latter are the following : —
1. '• Upon y* warr with Spain, and y* victory obtained at sea, 1656,"
f. 99.
2. '* Upon y* storm, y* 30 of Aug. 1658, and Oliver's death ensuing y*
same," f. 102.
3. ''Upon y* imprisonment of Mr. Calamy, by Robert Wild, D.D.,
author of y" late Iter Boreale, Jan. 20, 1662," f. 103.
4. "On Calamy*8 imprieonment and Wild's poetry. To y* Bijshops."
f. 106.
6. "An answer to y° storm," f. 108.
6. "On Cromwell sick," f. 109.
7. " Ui)on }• birth of y' Duke of York," f. 1 14.
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550 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,769—28,783.
8. " On y* numerous Acoesse of y* English to waite upon y* King in
Flanders," f. 121.
9. " To y* Queen *8 Majesty on her arrival at Portsmouth, May 14,
1662," f. 123.
10. " To y* Queen's Majesty on her late sickneese and recovery,"
f. 126.
Paper. Small Octavo.
28,759. ** Proc£durb3 curieusea de Tlnquisition de Portugal oontre les
francs-macons, 1764;" written by a native of Berne, in Switzer-
land, educated in London and in Paris, and proceeded against by
. the Inquisition in Lisbon ; concluding with observations on the
bull " Unigenitus." At the end are — a satirical " Miserere de
Monsieur Chauvelin veille de sa disgrace," f. 154; and verses on
" Les quatre embaras de la France ;" viz., " Le Roy," " Le parle-
nient," " L'arohev^que," and " Le porte Dieu," f. 158, Paper;
xviuth cent. Small Octavo.
28,760-28,777. *' Isebrandi Eilardi Harkenrohtii Observationes Gritioo-
Philologicao ad Hesychinm;" copious notes and additions to the
Greek lexicon of Hesychius. Eighteen volumes. Paper ; xviuth
cent. Small Quarto.
£8,778. Apparatus Hesyohiani Vol. T. The printed lexicon, ed.
Hagenoae, 1521, with marginal notes and referenttes in MS.; by
[Julian Verwey, of the Hague]. Paper; end of xvuth cent.
Folio.
28,779, 28,780. Apparatus Hesychiani Veil. IL, IIL An interleaved
copy of the printed lexicon, ed. 1668, with MS. additions, described as
'^ineditas emendationes D. Heinsii, et variorum, partim editas a
Schrevelio, partim ineditas a me collectas;" by Johan Verwey;
dat, Hague, 1689. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
28,781. IIesychu Lexicon; ed. Hagenoce, 1521, The printed work,
with a few notes in MS., in a hand of the beginning of the xviith
cent. Paper. The name " Cheny " is inscribed at the foot of the
title page, in a hand of the xvith cent., and that of " J. Sedgwick,"
of the beginning of the xviiith cent. Folio.
2, Hesychii Lexicon; ed. Hagenoae, 1521. The printed work
with a few notes in MS. of the xviith cent. Paper. With book-
plate of the Bev. Michael Beoher. Folio.
28,783. 1. Tractatus de deoimis ; in the form of question and answer,
f. 1.
2. Tractatus de indulgentiis. At the end : ** Vale Johannes." f. 9.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,783, 28,784a. 551
3. '* Centra potatoroB in eooleBia,** £ 11, b.
4^ " Oeeta Sanctomm Regmn Coloniensinm ;" with a table of chapters,
f. 13 b.
5. De nativitate Christi, f. 53 b.
6. lAtin verses on the descendants of Anna, mother of the Virgin, all
of whom were named Mary, f. 56.
7. " Scripta super totam passionem Christ! a iiij^ Evangelistis
formatam; edita a quodam fiatre Heremitarum ordinis Sancti
Agustini, nomine et cognomine Michael de Massa ; et dividitnr in
tree partes," f. 56 b.
8. '' Libellns de infancia Christi oompodtns a beato Jaoobo apostolo,
fratre domiDi,'* f. 84.
9. *' Qnaliter ministri ecclesie horas canonicas dicere vol oantare
debent," f. 96.
10. ''Tractatns de ordine, numero et significncione, indnmentoram
saoerdotalium et oelebracione missarum," f. 98.
11. Quaedam alia de celebratione missarum, et de officio sacerdotis,
£ 108 b.
12. Ehyming verses on the duties and the sacred character of priests,
beginning : ** Christi sacerdotibus usu regnjari," f. 111 b.
13. " Tractatns de virtutibus et viciis, etc, ;" beginning : " Multe sunt
virtntum species que sectatoribus suis tribuunt regna celorum.'*
Imperfect at the end. f. 113.
14. *• Fasciculus Temporum " [by Werner Rolewink]. The early
printed edition; with marginal MS. notes in Latin, f. 121.
] 5. '* Tractatns restitutionum Y8ui*arum et excommunicationum ;*'
auctore Francisco de Platea Bononiensi, ordinis Minorum. Printed,
f. 216.
Vellum and paper ; xvth cent. In contemporary binding of wooden
boards covered with stamped leather. Folio.
28,784a. 1. HoBiE Sancfas Crucis, f. 4.
2. " Heures du saint esperit." Latin, f. 11.
3. *' Heures de nostre dame." Latin, f. 15.
4. Memoriao SS. Marias Virginis, Barbed, Eatherinad, MagdalenaB,
Margaritas, Trinitatis, Mioliaelis, Jobannis, et Laurentii, f. 68 b.
5. ^* Meroore des v. sains, assauoir de Saint Denis, Saint Jorge, Saint
Christofre, Saint Blase et Saint Denis («ic, i.e. St. Giles). Lai, f. 75.
6. *' M6more des chine snintes, assauoir Sainte' Katherine, Sainte
Mai^erite, Sainte Marthe, Saincte Christienne, et Sainte Barbe."
Lat. f. 76.
7. Septem p^almi pcenitentiales cum letania, f. 78.
8. Officium luoiiuorum, with a few memorials of saints, f. 95.
Vellum. Written in France in the latter part of the xvth cent,
with miniatures of coaise art. In the margins, throughout tlie
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552 ADDITIONAL MSS.. 28,784b— 28,787.
Tolumo, are pasted cuttings of initial letters and borders from a
beantifully illuminated psalter of the end of the iiiith cent.
Small Qnaito.
28,784b. Fifhsen miniatures, not of the finest work, but well executed,
cut out of a Book of Hours, written in France about a.d. 1430-
1450. On the back of eaoh is pasted a very beautiful painting, or
a group of initial letters, taken from the psalter of the xnith cent.,
referred to in the preceding number. Vellum. Octavo.
28,786. HoRiE B. Maries Virginis, etc. : —
Ealendaiium, f. 2.
Gapitula ex Eyangeliis, f. 14.
Oratio adYirginem Mariam: **Obfleoio
te." f. 26.
Hore B. Mariad YirginLs, f. 80.
Septem psalmi poesitentiales, cum te-
tania, f. 102.
0£3cixiin mortnomro, f. 126.
Memorin Sanotoram, f. 166.
Vellum; middle of the xvth cent. Written and illuminated in
France ; with thirty larger miniatures of fine execution. A list of
the miniatures, in a modem hand, is prefixed. The following note,
in a hand of the end of the xvith cent., occurs at f . 101 b: **Ce8
presentes heures feurent iadis h Renee Chabot Dame de Lyre, femme
du feu Messire Jehan du Bellay, Seigneur de Gounord." It is
stated to have been in Pitt*s sale in 1 808. Small Quarto.
28.786. Odineti Godrandi, Divionensis, orationes, epigrammata, etc. : —
1. The trial and execution of Sir Thomas More, 1535 ; with a dedica-
tion to his father, Jacques Godrand, in Latin verse. A coloured
drawing of the execution is prefixed, f. 2 b.
2. " Oratio Suasoria :*' an address from an ambassador of the citizens
of Dijon to the Swiss Republic in favour of peace ; [1513 ?], f. 18.
3. ** Oratio Judicialis," in a case of homicide, f. 43.
4. '* Oratio Suasoria :" against the abandonment of the city of Dijon
by its inhabitants, f. 61.
5. Epigrammata : ** ad patrem suum," " ad avunculum suum benignnm
GodrAudum," "ad dominnm Charolum Godrandum avunculum
suum," "ad avunculum dominum Jacobum Masson,*' c/c, f. 79 b.
6. Entiles of receipts from the Eeceiver-General Bourelier ; 1577,
1578. Fr. f. 88.
Paper ; xvith cent. Octavo.
28.787. Forty-nine letters from [Anne Marie de la Treraouille,]
Princesse des Ursins, to [Mans Jean Baptiste R^n6 de FroulayJ
Marshal de Tess^; dated principally from Spain, 6 Apr. 1710-
3 Nov. 1714, and from Genoa, 23 Nov. 1717-12 July, 1718.
French. Signed. At the foot of two of the letters are autograph
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,788— 28,79L 653
drafts of the marshal's answers. Appended is : "La Princesse des
Ursins, Nouvelle Historiqne," being an account of the intrigue
ending in the marriage of Philip V. of Spain with Elizabeth
Farnese, and the disgi*ace of the Princes&e des Ursins; with a
ooloured illustration. Paper. Quarto.
58.788. "Journal du Vo3'age de Guin^, Cayenne, et Illes AntilUs
de L'Amerique, A« 1678 et 1679;" by Jean Barbot. The origiual
MS., b^inning 22nd Oct. 1678, and ending 24th Sept. 1679 ; ac-
companied with maps, numerous drawings of const elevations,
fortresses, fish, native weapons, etc. Prefixed is a letter of dedica-
tion to "Jean Massiot, Le Jeune, Negotiant;" La Eochello, 20 Oct.
1679. The work formed the basis of the author's History of
Guinea, published in Churchill's Collection of Voyages. Paper.
Folio.
28.789. Lb Temple de Jehan Bocace ; by George Chastellain ; repre-
senting a vision in which Margaret of Anjou, Queen of Henr}' VI.
of England, appears as seeking council in her misfortunes from
Boccaccio. At the end: "Cost cy le temple de Bocace mirouer
pour tout grans de la terre du quel la Keyno dangleterre seat venu
plaindre sa triste fate," and the scribe's name, " J. Sachet." At
f. 81 b, is added the form of a public instrument, drawn by
Anthonins Patellier, notary, of tho diocese of Clermont; 1623.
Lai. Paper; xvith cent. On a vellum leaf at the beginning,
which has formed part of the wrapper, are some verses, in French,
signed " J. Sachet." Octavo.
88.790. Pieces in French verse : —
1. '^Le Testament de maistre Pierre de Nessou" (also known as
** Snpplicacion a nostre dame "), f. 1.
2. On death ; beginning, " Pecheur qui sees que morir dois," f. 8 b.
3. Dialogue on the subject of " cocquars," beginning, " Aprez les
princes et les dames, et les gouges de maintes gamen," f. 10.
4. Dialogue l)etween Bonrgogne and Bouton, on the character of a
•• gouge," beginning, " Gouge qui vuelt de porter Fa jennesse," f. 17.
Paper ; end of the xvth cent. At the foot of £ 8 b is the inscrip-
tion, " Votre fol J. de Cleues," and in the same hand, at f. 9 b,
^ Tout ce que vous vouldres J. de Cleues." Quarto.
28,79L Treatises on heraldry and arms, in Latin : —
1. Of the four giounds for the assumption of arms, f. 1 b.
2. De insigniis et armis; extracted from Baitholus de Siixoferrato,
f. 2.
3. " Armorum tractatus extraotus anno domini millesirao cccc™* xlix°,
regnique Regis Heniici Sexti post couqnestum Anglio vicebimo
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octavo, parfim ab illo traotatu edito ad instanoiam domine Anne
quondam Eegine Anglie secunduni tradicionem Francisol, partim
ab aliis ;** with shields of arms in colour and in trick, f. 5.
4. De signis in armis; trealing of the lion as a bearing, and of the
arms of successive kings of England, from the earliest time to
Edward III., f. 34 b.
Paper ; xvth cent. On f, 39, in a hand of the xvith cent., are some
instructions for alterations in a house. The name of *' Henry
Pakenham of Bel ton, in the countie of Lincolne, Chevalier," is
inscribed on f. 1, in a hand of the xvith cent.; and that of *'W.
Stonehonse," on f, 1 b, of the xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
28.792. " Collections relating to the pi-ecedency of the peerage, «te.,
by Henry [Hyde, 2"*] Earl of Clarendon ;" consisting of tables of
precedency, lists of creations, summons to parliament^ grants of
precedency, etc.^ principally temjpp. Car. n.-WiUiam III. The
last entry is of " The names of such who have taken upon them the
title of Baronett without good authority." ..." transcribed out of
a piper in Sir William Dugdale's handwriting in the custody of the
Hon*^. Charles Hatton, Esq." Autograph. Paper; circa 1698.
Small Quai-to.
28.793. Copy of a journal kept by the Eev. John Skinner, Hector of
Claverton, oo. Somers., of a tour to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton,
Exeter, Sidmouth, Oakhampton, and in Cornwall, from 20 Sept. to
25 Nov. 1797. Paper. Quarto.
28.794. Journals and other notes by the Bev. J. Skinner, relating to
antiquities discovered at Camerton ; piz, : —
1 . Journal of discoveries of British and Eoman remains at Camerton
and in the neighbourhood, Aburj', Cheddar, etc.y in 1814-1819 ;
with drawings; obiefly atitograph, f. 1.
2. Maps of Boman remains in the vicinity of Camerton; with ex-
planations, f. 132.
3. Introduction to an intended work on British and Boman antiquities
in England, with special reference to those found at Camerton, f. 166.
4. ** Respecting the Eoman colonies in general, and that of Canialo-
dunum in particular;" with autograph corrections, f. 185.
5. '^ Summary of reasons which may be adduced to favour the opinion
that the Camalodunum of Somersetshire was the same as that
mentioned by Tacitus;" with autograph corrections, f. 194.
6. " Note of the Iter from Caercolun or Colchester to London, thenoe
to Caer Segont in Caernarvonshire ; " with a calculation of the same
route with modern names of places, f. 200.
7. Coins found at Camerton ; 15 Nov. 1818, f. 206.
Paper. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,795-28,801. 555
88.795. LffTTERSof the Bev. J. Skinner on the British' and Boman
remains at Camerton and the identification of that place with the
Roman Camalodunum, addressed to Samuel Lysons, Vice-President
of the Society of Antiquaries, 23 Nov. 1815, and to Sir Biohard Colt
Hoare, 18 Feb. 1818, 28 Nov. 1827-16 June, 1829. Copies with
autograph corrections ; except the letter of 1818, which is a draft.
Five of the letters to Sir B. C. Hoare are in duplicate. Paper.
Quarto.
28.796. '* A CHOBOGRAPHicALL description of the county of Westmeath
written anno domini 1682;" dated at the end 1683, by Sir
Henry Piers, Bart., of Tristemagh ; with letter prefixed addressed
to Anthony [Dopping] Bishop of Meath, referring to an earlier tract
on the same subject, previously presented to him, and speaking of
the present work as undertaken at his command. Paper ; oontem-
poraneous copy. Formerly belonged to Henry Ware. Small
Quarto.
28.797. 28,798. " Mr. John Allott, B.D., Bector of Little Thurlowe, in
the county of Suffolk, his common-place book ; written about the year
of our Lord 1650. He was Minister of the aforesaid place in 1636,
and died there in the year of our Lord 1658." Two volumes. The
entries are in different hands and chiefly consist of scanty notes of
theological, philosophical, and historical reading. In a more recent
hand are added in Vol. I., f. 64, various extracts from historical and
other books ; and at the beginning of Vol. II. are copies of charters,
etc., relating to the chapelry of Bradfield, co. York, from the xivth
to the xviith centt. Paper ; xviith and xvnith centt. Small Quarto.
28.799. DIA.RY of a schoolmaster, apparently a clergyman, living in
the neighbourhood of Llanrydd in Denbighshire, from 1 FtrK 1 70^ to
10 Jan 170^- ; chiefly in Laiin. The name John Jones occurs on the
fly-leaf, and may be that of the author. Paper. Small Octavo.
28.800. Additions to Horace Walpole's *• Anecdiites of painting in
England," and to his ** Catalogue of engravera who have been bom
or resided in England ; " introduced into the third edition of the
former work, 1782, in which is aUo included the latter work.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
28.801. Collections by Sir Samuel Bush Meyrick relating to the
practice of Archery in England, consisting of various printed tracts
of the end of the xviiith cent., with MS. copies and papers, among
which are: — "Extracts, Anecdotes, Observations, e/c, relating to
archery ; " by Sir Samuel Mejrick, f. Ill ; — and " Articles agreed
on by the Society of Archers, for the well ordering and regulateing
of their Game yearely to be shott at in Finjtbury Feilds, or other
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place nere adjoynmg, and more especially for the present yeare
1687 : " with " An account of the number of the archers that have
Bhott at the Genei-all Targett" from 1658 to 1687, and names of
the captains and lieutenants; continued to 1757. "The guift of
William Mar^hall to the re<:^ment." Copy on vellum, f. 138. In-
* eluded are some coloured drawings of drill positions of the Loj'al
British Archers. Paper ; xviiith and xixth centt. Folio.
* Journal of a Tonr through part of England and North
Wales, in the summer of 1821. By Llewelyn Meyrick, Esq., of
Queen's College, Oxfoid." From London through St. Al ban's, Dnn-
staple, Woburn, Northampton, Coventry, Kenil worth, Lichfield,
Shrewsbury, etc. Paper. Quarto.
28.803. "The Meyrickian Museum, or collection of curiosities, shells,
minerals, fossils, petrefactions, coins, and antiquities, of Llewelyn
Meyrick;" a descriptive catalogue. Autograph, Paper; xixth cent.
Octavo.
28.804. " Liber Monarclda Dantis Aldig[er]en[sis] [Alighieri] Chris-
tiani de Florencia." Vellum ; early xvth cent. With the name
and book-plate of George Frederick Nott, DJ).^ of Winchester.
Small Quarto.
28.805. 1. Jacobi Publicii Florentini Ars Oratoria, with interlinear
notes, f. 7.
2. " Sinonoma TuUii in arte Rethorica," addressed to Venturius, f. 20.
3. Jacobi Publicii Ars epistolandi ; Cirillo Ceesari insciipta. At the
end are forms of conclusions of letters, taken from Cicero and Pliny,
etc. f. 42.
4. De oratoris officio : a treatise on rheton'c in five parts, f. 53. The
first part begins, '*Instituta oratoris hunrire avidns," and is
written in one hand as far as f . 91. when a second hand supplements
it and adds four shorter parts, viz : — '* de disposition e," f. 98 ; — " de
elocutione," f. 98 b ; — " de memoria," f. 129 ; — " de pronuuciatione,"
f. 130 b. In the fourth part, f. 129 b, the author gives the ety-
mology of the name Berwick, from which it may be inferred that he
was a native of the north of England. At the end : ** Explicit
opusculum rethorice preceplionis editum anno gratie 1460."
6. Jacobi Publicii Ars memorise ; with figures, f. 1 33.
6. Forms of salutation or ail dress to persons in different ranks, f. 1801).
Vellum; written chiefly in the year 1460. On f. 7 is written
in a hand of the end of the xvth century, "Liber domini Thome
Swalwell Dunelmensis monachi," and in a later hand, "Bich.
Belassis." The names of "Wyl Ham W hi tfeld " and "Thomas Whit-
feild" are on ff. 119, 123 b, and thiitof John Stevcmon is on f. 177.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,809-38,809. 557
At the bottom of f. 115 b is a form of tkddresa, m English, to James,
Bishop of Durham, [James Pilkington, a.d. 1561-1576]. Bound
in wooden boards. Small Quarto.
28.806. 1. ** The prayse of all women, called Mulierum Pean, veiy
fruytfiill and delectable vnto all the reders ; " in verse. Copied
from the printed work, '^ Imprynted at London in Fletestrete at
the sygne of the George, by me Wyllyam Myddylton." f. 1.
2> '* The praise and dispraise of women, very fruitfull to the well
disposed minde and delectable to the readers thereof. And a
fruitfull shorte dialogue uppon the sentence, 'know before thou
knitte,' C[harles] Pyrrye ; " in verse. Copied from the printed work,
" Imprinted at London, in Fleetstreete by William How." f. 40.
At the beginning of the volume is inserted a note by [Thomas Park,
of Hampstead] respecting the former of the above works, and the
copy from which the transcript is made. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
28.807. " The Rape reveng'd, or The Spanish Revolution. A Tragedy.
The Author W. C." With Preface, and "Prologue by a Friend."
The author's autograph with corrections. Paper; xviuth cent.
Folio.
28.808. '*0f consultation. Wherein is contayned the manner of
making warns and how necessary they are for to be vsed in a now
purchased principallity," in seven chapters ; with dedicatory letter
to Sir Henry Yelverton, Knt., Attorney-General, by the author, R.
Barker. At the end is '* An estimate of the chaises of an army
consisting of 8,000 horse and 13,000 foote men to be oontinewed
sixe months." Paper. On the fly-leaf at the beginning is written
•' Brought me by one Mr. Barker, a poore man. I gave him xj. s.,
18 Feb. 1617." Small Quarto.
88,800. 1. Tract ATUS de passione Domini nostri Jesu Cbristi.
Imper/ad at the beginning. . f. 1.
2. De visione Maoobrii, £ 14.
3. ** Fassio domini nostri Yhesu Christi," with marginal notes, partly
in Latin and partly in an Italian dialect, f. 15.
4. ** £xtractu8 de libris Sanoti Augustini de consensu Evaugelioinim,
libro secundo, capitulo Ixxviiii." [Ixxviii.], followed by the
entire third book. The whole extract refers to our Lord*s passion.
f. 50.
5. QniBdam de passione Jesu Christi, f. 89 b.
6. *' Passio domini nostri Yhesu Chrisiti extracta de libris Augustini de
consensu quataor evangelistarum [lib II. capp. 78 et seqq.]. Pro-
termissis questionibus, causa brevitatis textum euangeliorum
amplexando sic scribitur." f. 94.
Paper ; early xvth cent. Folio.
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568 ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,810—28,815.
28.810. ** Anthem alter'd from Dr. Greene, meerly to perpetuate the
fine verse * I go mourning,' the 4 part anthem being never ns'd.
Per J. N." [Dr. James Nares] : being the anthem, " Pat me not 1o
rebnke 0 Lord," partly in the handwriting of Dr. Nares. Paper;
xviiith cent. Small oblate Quarto.
28.811. *' JoHANNis Bocacii de Certaldo de mulieribus claris ad Andream
de Acciaiolis de Florentia, Alteville oomitisse [am], liber." At the
end: '^Soriptns est per me fratrem Jaoobnm de Casali." Paper;
xvth cent. Small Quarto.
28.812. Collection of recipes for cooking, preserving, making wines,
ete,y including a few medical recipes, with index prefixed ; formed
apparently by a resident in the eastern counties, perhaps in Suffolk.
Paper; xvinth cent. Folio.
28.813. Georoiits CSappadociao: a Latin poem by Joannes Baptista
Mantuanus, the Carmelite ; dedicated to Giovanni Jaoopo di Tri-
vulzio. Marquis of Viglevano, Marshal of France ; with notes by
Ascensius. At the end : " Orate proanima JoannisModei capellani
hujusoe possessoris ac Boberti Calcati ejusdem scriptoris.*' Paper ;
xvith cent. Octavo.
28.814. " Collection for the History of the Collegiate Church of Tam-
worth, in the county of Stafford," taken from public records and
other sources, by the Bev. C. F. R. Palmer. See Add. MSS. 28,174-
28,176. Paper; xixth cent. Folia
28,816. The Four Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, Catholic Epistles, and
the Epistles of St. Paul to the Romans, Corinthians, and Galatians.
Greek. Imperfect ; the leaves, having the arguments and tables of
chapters, or the beginning of the boob>, having been generally cut
out. In some instances they appear to have been of purple vellum
with letters of gold. Vellum; beautifully written in the xth
century, with a coloured head -piece to each book, the titles in
letters of gold, ornamented initials, and miniatures of the Evan-
gelists before the Gospels of SS. Luke and John, and the Acts
of the Apostles. Bound in wooden boards covered with velvet
and lined on the inner sides with embroidered silk. Forming
a border round the upper cover, are silver-gilt plates worked
with figures. The plates at the top and bottom have half-length
figures of the four Evangelists, Peter and Paul. In those on
the sides is represented the overthrow of the heretics Nestor and
Noetus, with two inscriptions, the first of which is: '^BoXAci
Kara yi/s tov iraKafjLvatov NcoTcap : c^ew ajSXrjra ayji opurrciag oBXov : "
the second : " Krcivcis Noiyrov uravpw co rvn*a>fu>vfi>." A third inscrip-
tion has probably been lost in cutting the plates. In the centre of
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,816-28,820. 559
tbe cover is a gilt plate worked with the figure of our Saviour in
Majesty, having on either side the Virgin and St. John, the
nimhuses enamelled, and, above and below, the symbols of the
four evangelists and cherubim; apparently of late execution.
Folio.
88.816. The Acts of the Apostles, Epistles, and Apocalypse, with pro-
logues, eie. Greek. The greater part of chapters v. and vi. of
the Epistle to the Ephesians has been supplied on a paper leaf;
and a rubric at the end of Bomans has been cut out. The volume
also contains : —
1. **'Opos r$$ ^ oym orvvoSov" : definition of the seventh holy Council
[ofNidBaA.©. 787], f. 140.
2. ** Ucpi TWF ar^Uav kcX oiKovfi€yucltiy ^ ctwoScdv," f. 143 b.
3. Extract from the proceedings of the first Kicene Council, concerning
festivals, fasts, and Easter, f. 147.
4. '* Ucr/xn; l^tpftirov cis t^ KOifirfo-iv r^ ^coroxov," etc. f. 147 b.
5. '' *E(Tfffj(n9 ycvcoXoytog itoarffft rov fjorqcrropoi koI fjuapla^ r^ rrcLpOarav Kot
tfcorofcou," f. 149.
6. " ToO )(pv(roaT6fiov v€pi twk yivpo^iOfM^^ f. 149.
7. *'*Or( &a^<^p(tfs /icra r^ aydcrraa-iv wf>Orj roU fuiA/rois 6 xp^<^<>s/* ^•
149 b.
Vellum ; with coloured head-pieces and ornamented initials. Written
by the monk Andreas, " rov ix rrj^ KoBoXucriq hcKkryrta^ wXcn^ tov
fjMpaiovj** in the month of March, 4th Indiction, in the year 6619
[a.d. 1111], in the cell of the monk Meletius, ''r^fivoiroXc<d$,*' in the
monastery of the Saviour. Bound in wood covered with stamped
leather, of the xvith cent. Folio.
88.817. EvANGEusTABiXTH .* Lessous from the Gospels for the principal
festivals and Sundays of the year. Oreek. Several leaves are
wanting. Vellum ; written by Cosmas the monk, in the year 6693
[A.n. 1185], with the concurrence of Ba^ilius "tov iravkrgyov" and
by the aid of Theodoras ** t(A Kofiofi^" and his wife Zoe. On the
fly-leaf at the end of the volume is part of a sermon of Chrysostom
on the resurrection. Quarto.
28.818. EvANGEUSTAHJUM, in Greek. Wanting three quires at the
beginning. Vellum; written in the year 6780 [a.d. 1272]. Quarto.
28.819. Psalter, with Canticles. Greek. Paper; xvith cent. ; with
a miniature of David, and ornamented initials. In stamped leather
binding having the subject of the cracifixion in the centre, and the
Evang^ists in the comers, in gold. Folio.
28.820. The Liturgies of SS. John Chrysostom, Basil and Gregory.
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660 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,821, 28,822.
Greek. Paper: written at Neapolis in 1709. With painiikigs
and ornamental initials. Bound in leather, with gilt tooling.
Folio.
28,821. Hymns for the festivals of the year in the Greek church, with
music ; chiefly by Manuel Chrysaphas, the Lampadarius, and also
by Johannes Cucuzela, Sophronius of Jerusalem, Kicephoms
Blemidas, Johannes Lampadarius, Theodorus Manurga, and Gre-
goriuB '* oXvaTos koX Bofituruco^,*' Greek, Imperfect : wanting leaves
in various parts of the volume. The series of festivals from
(September to August commence apparently at fol. 107. Paper;
XYith cent. Bound in wooden boards, formerly covered with
leather. Small Octavo.
Ecclesiastical Canons, etc. Greek.
1. Letter of Gennadius, Patriarch of Constantinople, and the synod of
Constantinople of a.d. 460, to the Bishop of Rome and other
Metropolitans. See Migne, "Patrologia Grajca," vol. lxxxv., coL
1613. f. 1.
2. ***EK^€o-ts T^oi avdfAvqo-vi rrj^ yeyofianrf^ rrj^ iKKkyja-ta^ cvuxrec^ ctti
KcuvoTOKTiVoi; Kol piafJULVov, Tov /JL€V )Sao"tX€wvros Tov 8c TO rrfviKavra r^ tov
PcurLX.€<yirdTopoq biuafiaTL 8ia7rp«roKros :" the ** Tomus TJnionis " ending
the schism in the Greek Church in a.d, 920. See Leunclavius,
** Jus Grwoo-Romanum," p. 104. f. 2 b.
3. Extract from the " To/llos ^icrc^cts 'irapa auriwCov vaTpidp)(ov KojvaraKri-
voviroXccjs v€pl ra)V ras ^{aSeX^as XafiPav6vT<»iv eiScX^v," See Migne,
vol. cxix, col. 733. f. 6.
4. " KpMTts avyoSucrj yevofiivq hn tov Kvpov 'AXcf tov rov aywnarov varpukp)(pv
[icwvoTanriyovTroXco)?] -ircpi yapufaV fivp^l 'AirpiXXwp if, iySucruavo^ if, &ovs
5^«^/AT [a.m. 6546=a.d. 1038]. See Migne, vol. cxix. coL 743. f. 6.
5. Letters from Joannes Piesb^ter to Leo Grammaticus, archbishop
of Calabiia ; with answer. See Migne, vol. cxx. col. 177. f. 6 b.
6. Extracts from the Canons of the Apostles, the first Council of
Niceea, Gregory Thaumaturgus, etc.^ on marriage and other matters,
ff. 7-12.
7. *' Tov oo-uDrarov vucwvoq fiovaxpv r^s fiov^ rrj^ aylais OeoroKcv rrj^ pouJSov
€i&ri<ns V€pl T^ iraycemov nyorctas t^s Trava-ytas ^€otokov kclL a€i.irapO€yov
Maptas." See Migne, vol. cxxvn. col. 511. f. 12.
8. " Tov ovrov vpos tov aln/cro/tcrov irap* avrov 7r€pl rij^ vircpcfSojov 0«)t6kov
vjyoT€tas." Attributed by Migne, vol. cxxvn. col. 619, to Anastasius,
Bishop of Csesarea. Imperfect, f. 12 b.
9. Extracts from the acts of various councils held at Carthi^ down
to A.D. 419. Imperfect at the beginning, ff. 16-37 b.
10. ""EyKVKXtos hnarToXrj [<^<i)Ttov, irarpiapxov KiiwaravrwomroKsm] irpos
roirs T^ oi'aroX^s apx^cpariKovs $p6vov%^ aXc^ovSpctos 4njyX kol tovs Xotxovs.
iv rj rr€pl KC^ktXotaiv rivua^ BidXv<nv irpayfutrcuerai' koX & ov x^^ Xcycu' to
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 88,822—28,826. 561
^^yuM^ vycv/Mi Ik rov irarpog koL tov vujv trpo€px€ir$ai dAA* Ik rov Trarpos
fioroK." See Migne, vol. en., col. 721. f. 37 b.
11. *• %vvayuiytl Kavowuv ct» xcKT^ovra rirXfAj^ SirfpTjfjLO^oiV Trapa Bto^prrjfrox)
hruTKoircv Kvppov.^^ Imperfect at the end. Attiibuted also to Juanues
Scholasticus. Printed by Justellus, '* Bibliotheca Juris CanoDici
▼eteris," vol. u. p. 1. f. 43 b.
Vellum ; xuith cent. Small Folio.
28.823. " "EBHTHSIS Ttt>v UpSnf koX B^uav kovoi^v rcov re ayua\/ koI a-eirriav
mroaroktai^ kuI rtav UpStv oiKOVfi€yuc<av crwo8(i)v' dAXct firp^ kcll rtov nyirucuiv
tsxix i/rot fupucufir koX rw Xolww ayuav varipiinr vovtfiwTit. hodyvvj fjLovax^
rf Iwvap^ T^ ycyovori fieyaXi^ SpovyyapCov [etc] Trjq /StyXas icat irfMra-
axnfKfnjrts:^* exposition of the canons of the Apostles, of the oecumen-
ical and local councils and of the Fathers, by John Zonaras, Drun-
garins or Prefect of the Watch, chief secretary to the Emperor
Alexius Comnenns. Printed in Beveridge s " Bwo&icpv, sive Pan-
deotsa Canonum/' Ozon., 1672. Included also are :
1. Account of the seven oecumenical and fifteen principal local councils
of the Eastern Church. Oreek. Imperfect at the beginning, f. 3.
2. List of governments in the several provinces of the Eastern
Empire. Greek, f. 310.
3. Chapters xii., xiu. of acts of a Council on clerics and on divorce.
Greek. In a different hand. f. 313.
Paper ; end of the xivth cent In the margin of f. 95 is a mem-
orandum referring to a.m. 6916 = A J). 1408. Small Folio.
28.824. Homilies on Genesis by St. John Chrysostom. Greek. Im-
perfect ; containing Homilies xi.-xxxi., of which the fii-st wants the
beginning and the last the end. See Migne, " Patrologia Grsaoa,"
vol. LIU., coU. 92-283. Vellum ; xiith cent. Quarto.
28,828. Homilies and tracts of Ephraim Syrus. Greek, Many 7m-
perfeei. Printed in " S. Ephraem Syri Opera Omnia,** ed. Bomas,
1732-1746, veil. i.-m. Included also are : —
1. "*EirwrroA.^ tov djS/^a ^a&v." See Migne, ** Patrologia Greeca," vol.
XL., col. 1141, '* Oratio xV., De mundi renuntiatione." f. 57 b.
2. " "ExurroX^ vctXov ao-jo/rov irpos SlxiXKlov Bujlkovov** Not included
among the letters of St. Nilus in Migne, vol. Lxxix. f. 58.
3. ^ Tov Appa /MpKiavcv &n Set rov yuovaypv a>9 (TTparuLrrp^ iv vofHira^
vaXAfiov fjuera iroFoirAiag ovrois ^yovcj^co^cu," f. 58 b.
4. " *Ek rrji SiSao'KaXias t^ vpog rovq icpoo'oXv/ii^s tcoawov tov /JXcjtoitos,**
f. 60.
Yellum ; xiith cent. Polio.
28,826. Th% ''Soala Paradisi'* and *' Liber ad Pastorem" of John
dimacus or Scholasticus, Abbat of Mount Sinai : preceded by a
MSS 1871. 2 0
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5C2 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,826—28,881.
letter to the same from John, Abbat of Baithan, f. 2 ; — a Table of
Chapters of the " Scala," f. 3 ; — and a Life of John Climacus by
Daniel, a monk of Baithun, f. 3 b. Oreeh . The two treatises, if. 9,
71, are imperfect. See Migne, " Patrologia Graeca," vol. Lxxxvm,, coll.
596, 624, 632, 1165. Vellnm ; xuth cent. Large Octavo.
28.827. Gregentii, Archiepisoopi Tephrensis, sive Tapharensis, dis-
putatio cum Herbano, Judeeo. Oreek, Imperfect at the beginning
and end. Paper ; xvith cent. Small Qnarto.
28.828. 1. The Annals of Johannes Zonaras, comprising sacred, general,
and Byzantine Histoiy, from the creation to a. d. 1118. Oreek,
Imperfect; wanting the Preface, B. i. § 1-7, B. ii. § 21— B. iv. § 8
[Migne, " Patrologia Graeca,*' vol cxxxiv., coll. 40-76 c, 205 D— 337
B.], and a few lines at the end f. 1.
2. Byzantine annals of Georgius Acropolita ; 1204-1260. Greek,
Imperfect ; wanting two leaves at the end. Printed in Migne, vol.
CXL. coL 969. f. 402.
On the fly-leaf at the end, f. 449, are the Oracles of the Emperor
Leo, ill Greek, Paper, xivth cent. In wooden boards covered
with leather. Quarto.
28.829. A Gkeek Lexicon. Imperfect ; wanting a few loaves at the
beginning and end. Compare the anonymous work in Harley MS.
5572, entitled, **SwaycDy^ Xg^ccuf (rvAAcyeura Ik Bia<t>6piay fiipkiujv r^s
TraXoLiaM ri <^i7/u ypa<f>rJ9 koI t^s veas kcu airnj^ Srjwov rrj^ OvpaBtvJ^ Paper ;
early xvith cent. Small Octavo.
28.830. 1. Medical recipes for various diseases, in 146 sections, in
Greek ; wanting the first leaf, f. 1 .
2. ** 'IaTpoo"d</>iov TToAAa ckXcktoi^ wro ttoXXoiv oj/ZpSiv TroXauuv tc ical veo>v
ZuaX^KTiav €K ruiv ^ijSXtW t6v vTroKpdrov^ #cal yoAiyvov*" medical recipes
from Hypocrates and Galen, in 122 chapters, f. 15.
3. Collection of proverbs and moral maxims, in Greek; wanting the
first leaf, f. 29.
4. Medical ex ti acts, e/c, in Greeks f. 34 b.
Paper ; at the end of the first three articles is the date 1682. With
coarsely executed miniatures on f£, 14 b, 28 b. Small Quarto.
28.831. *' A BRi£F Account of the Tablet of Cebes, or a description of
his mythological picture, exhibiting a view of the various scenes of
human life, with proper directions for a safe conduct therein :" with
notes by the Rev. Samuel Love, Minor Canon of Bristol Cathedral,
on the Tablet of Cebes, and two letters from him to. the Rev. —
Calcott, Vicar of Temple Church, Bristol, dat. 8, 17 April, 1773.
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ADDITIONAL MS8., 28,832—28,838. 563
The notes and letters are in the original, with copies by the Rev.
M. K C. Walcott. Paper; xvnith and xixth centt. Qnarto. Pre-
•enled hy the Rev. M. E. C, Walcoti.
28.832. Extracts from oonrt-rolls of the manor of Worfield, co.
Salop, 1 Edw. III. [1327]— 1736. By William Hardwicke, Solicitor,
of Bridgnorth. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
28.833. Copies of documents relating to the vicarage of Worfield, co.
Salop, including the endowment, 1394, terriers, 1612-1718, pai-ish
rolls, 1564, 1586, proceedings in a tithe case, 1786, and deeds, etc.;
collected hy William Hardwicke. At £ 30 is a copy of the will of
William Boycott, of Uppington, 8 July, 1760. Paper; xixth cent.
Folio.
28.834. Arms of .English fionilies, in alphabetical order of names;
** CoUige et esoript par R[alph] Brooke, alias Bougecroix, pursuuant
D'armes, an^ 1587." Autograph. Paper; bound in vellum. Small
Quarto.
28,836. Six original letters of John Locke to Kicolas Thoynard, on
literary and Boientific subjects; London, Amsterdam, 20 May, 1680-
8 July, 1700. French and Latin, Paper. From the collection of
M. Jaques Charles Brunet, sold at Paris, 19 Dec. 1868. See Kos.
28,728, 28,763, Quarto.
28.836. Tbanscrifts of nine letters of John Locke to Nicolas Thoynard ;
20 Aug. 1678-30 Sept. 1701. French and Latin. Taken from
originals in the collection of J. C. Brunet. Paper ; xixth cent.
Folio. Presented hy Mons. C. Lahuseiere.
28.837. ** Alphabetical Index to all the names of persons entered in the
Parochial Begisters of Davington, in tbe County of Kent ; to which
is appended a summary of the number of baptisms, marriages, and
buriHls, in each successive year. Thomas Willement, patron, 1852."
"Corrected up to August 21, 1861. T. W." The first entry is
dated 6 Oct. 1549. At the end, f. 122, are copies of correspondence
between the archbishop of Canterbury, Eev. James H. T. Blunt,
and Thos. Willement, in 1856, relative to the legality of marriages
in Davington church. Paper. Folio. Bequeathed hy Thomas
WiUement, Esq.
28.838. Bboister of accounts, rentals, fines, and other documents and
memoranda relating to the family of Ferrers, of Fineton, co.
Devon ; chiefly in the handwriting of Bichard Ferrers, agent for
Martin Ferrers, imp. Henry Vll. Included are : —
1. Table of explanation of law terms connected with the tenure of land,
in the form of a scheme for a treatise. French. Written in a hand
2 0 2
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later than the body of the MS. On the cover is written,
" Johannes Willoughbye me possidet." f. 3.
2. Fines in co. Devon ; tempp, Heniy III. — Edward IV., ff. 15, 38;
— in CO. Cornwall ; temp. Kichard IF., f. 43.
3. Pedigrees and notes of the families of: — Ferrers ; with arms, f. 17 b ;
—Whiting; with arms, f. 22 b ;— Prideaux, ff. 68 b, 76 b;—
Malerbe, f. 170 b.
4. " Here be the Evydences concemynge to the inheritans off Ricard
Ferrers, lord of Fynetone, Malerbe, and off alle the landis and tene-
mentes the wich the said Eichard hath within the connte uf
Devensher, Come wale, eic," f. 26.
6. " Titulus Johannis Bekett, Willelmi Malerbe, et Johannis Helyng-
ham ad terras et tenementa Johannis Hydon in com. Cornubie,"
etc., ff. 41 b, 75 b.
6. ^' Partitio terramm et tenementorum Philippi GyiTord de manerio de
Payhembury [in com. Devon.];" 19 Edw. IL [1325], fL 46, 112 b.
7. Eental of the manors of Feniton and Malerbe ; 13 Hen. VII. [1497].
Lat. I 49.
8. Letter of [Richard Ferrers ?] to his cousin, Martin Ferrers, of Staple
Inn; n.d, [temp. Hen. VII.]. With drawings of the arms of
Coryton, Ferrers, Bodulgat and Cortuther, f. 64.
9. Copy of the will of William Malerbe ; 27 Jan. 1493[4]. Lat. f. 65.
With inventoiy of goods of the same. f. 65 b.
10. Copy of grant by the Warden and Canons of St. Mary of Ottery to
John Dyuham, Lord Dynham, and Thomas Lawe, of lands, etc.,
at Cobbeton, in the manor of Ottery ; 17 Nov. 10 Hen. VII. [1494].
Lat. f. 67.
11. Accounts of Fineton, with memoranda of leases, fines, etc,; tempp.
Edw. I.-Hen. VII. Lat. f. 70.
12. "Rentale Manerii Beate Marie de Otery;'* 5 Rich. IL [1381-2] ;
with custumaries, f. 77 b.
13. Inspeximus by Richard II. of a grant, made in 1061, by Edward
the Confessor to the church of St. Mary at Rouen of the vill of
Ottery, co. Devon ; 20 Nov. a° 4 [1380]. Lat. Two copies, ff. 84 b,
128 b.
14. " Confirmacio appropriacionis ecclesie de Hsingtona [in com. Devon.]
sancte Marie de Otery per papam [Clementem VI.]; 6 July, a** 2"
[1843]. Copy. f. 109.
15. Inquisition of "Hemyokys place at Payhembury, beinge the
inheritans off William Malerbe," f. 126.
16. Inventories of household furniture; 22 Apr. 18 Hen. VII. [1503],
and n.d., ff. 151 b, 178 b.
17. " Perambulacio Bunde de Dunkyswell [Dunkeswell, co. Devon] ; "
5 Hen. V. [1417-8], f. 171 b.
18. " Participacio terrai'um et tenementorum Martini Ferrers et
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 26,888-28,842. 666
Editbe, vxoris eius, et Willelini Hille et Margarete, vxoris eius,
de horeditate Johannis Meryffyld et Johaime, vxorJB eius, filia [sic]
Rogeri Haywode," f. 176 b.
19. Bonnds of Ottery St. Mary, co. Devon, from a Saxon charter of
Edward the Confesaor, ff. 179, 180.
Paper; early xvith cent. Quarto. Presented hy Sir W, C.
Trevelffon^ Bart
28.839. " Divine and Morall Observations,** in verse and prose, with
poetry by various authors; collected by Abigail Guilford [after-
wards Hooper]. Included are : —
l."Mr. Cowley, in commendation of his mistress,'* f. 30 b.
2. Verses on the removal of the body of Queen Elizabeth from
Richmond in 1603, f. 42 b.
3. Epitaphs upon Prince Henry and King Charles the First, f. 43.
At the end, f. 59 b, are entries of house linen, etc, 1714.
Paper. ** Abigail Guilford her Booke, 1672." Small Quarto.
28.840. Il CoxviTO di Dante Alighieri; wanting from the second
chapter of 1'rattato III., to the middle of the twenty-fourth chapter
of Trattato IV. Paper ; xvth cent. Quarto.
28.841. Sevkn leaves of a richly illuminated manuscript, a larger
portion of which is to be found in No. 27,695, described as a Latin
treatise by a grandson (?) of Pelegrino Cocharelli, of Genoa, on the
Vices, illustrated with miniatures and beautifully ornamented with
coloured drawings of natural objects, etc,^ by a member of the
Genoese family of C) bo, known as the " Monk of Hy^res." Of the
present leaves, the first contains a notice of the several passions
and vices, and would follow after f. 2 of No. 27,695. The other six
leaves contain a narrative in rhythmical lines connected with the
history of Sicily; the names of Frederic, King of Sicily, King Charles,
Conrad, and Peter the Admiral, frequently occurring. This poem
is probably intended as an illustration to one of the sections of
the treatise. Vellum; xivth cent. Ornamented with coloured
drawings of plants, shells, fish, insects, and animals of every
variety, admirably executed, and introduced in the margins and as
teruiinals »»f the lines. Octavo.
28.842. 1 . ** A DisoouKSE or relacion of the ancyent and modeme estate
of the Pi incipalitie of Wales, Duchie of Cornwall, and £ar]edome of
Chester. Collected out of the Records of the Tower of London by
Sir John Doddridge, Knight, his Majestie's Serieant att lawe, and
by him contrived into method.** Dedicated to King James I.
PrinUd in 1630. f. 1.
2. " Extraotes out of the Records, wherein may be collected by what
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means the Kings of England have and may rayse moneyes " ; by Sir
Kobert Cotton, f. 85.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Quarto.
28.843. Papers relating to ecclesiastical jurisdiction, etc,^ tempp. Hen.
Ill.-Jas. I., copied almost entirely from Cotton MS., Cleopatra F. I.
See StrjTpe's Life of Whitgift, ed. 1822, Vol. ii., pp. 28, 397.
1. *' A colleccion shewing what jurisdiccion the Clergie hath hereto-
fore lawfuUie vsed within the realme of England, wherein is
manifest! ie proued that the prelates or ecclesiasticall judges neuor
had anie authoritie to compell anie subiect of the land to an oath,"
etc, ; [1690]. The author, according to Strype, was James Morice,
Attorney of the Coui-t of Wards, f. 7.
2. " A brief treatise of oathes exacted by ordinaries and ecclesiasticall
Judges," etc., " wherein is propounded that the same are vnlawfull ;"
[1690], f. 91.
3. ** An abreuiation of the former discourbe or treatise ;" [1590],
f. 140.
4. A treatise " Of Oathes in Ecclesiasticall Courts," — ** in behalfe of
the Ecclesiasticall Courts ;" [1590], f. 144 b.
5. Copies of numerous documents and papers, relating to the ecdeeiias-
tical laws, prohibitions, privileges of the Archbishop of Canterbury,
the University of Oxford, etc. ; tempp. Hen. Ill.-Jas. L, f. 157 b.
At flf. 829, 338, are, reports, not in the Cotton MS., of a " Confer-
ence by the Kinges especiall appointment, held before the Lordes of
the Counsell, touchinge Prohibicions, on the xxiiird day of May,
1611," and of a meeting of the Privy Council "touchinge the
kinges power of grauntinge commendams, at Whitehall, the 6th of
June, 1616."
Paper; xviith cent " Ex bibliotlieca Hospitii Dominorum Advoc-
atoium do Arcubus Londini." Folio.
28.844. 1. Privy Seal for a loan to the crown; 28 July, 33 Eliz.
[1591] ; signed by Thomas Kery, collector. With acknowleflg-
ment of money received from William Alferie of Wythiham, co.
Sussex, 20 Nov. 1591, f. 1.
2. Accounts of payments to the King's workmen at Chatham, 1600,
1611 ; Greenwich, 1609; and Deptford, 1612, f. 2.
3. Accounts of fees and pensions, to public officers, membera of the
Royal Household, and others; Apr.-Sept. 1617. In three divi-
sions, headed respectively with the names of [Sir Francis] Egioke,
[Sir Thomas] Wattspn, and [Sir \s illiani] Heyrick, Tellers of the
Exchequer. Among the recipients are Francis Bacon, Ben Jonson,
Ealph Winwood, Dr. William Burton, Hugh Aston, Theodoie
Maieme, George Herriott, Jeweler, etc. f. 12.
Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,845—28,860. 567
58.845. Copies of letters of Cardinal Mazarin, when negotiating the
treaty of the Pyrenees, to the Queen Mother, Anne of Austria,
Lonis XIV., Michel le Tellier, Secretary for War, Hugues de Lionne,
Secretary to the Queen, and others ; 10 July- 12 Nov. 1659. French.
Prefixed, in a modem hand, are copies of letters of 29, 30 June, 1659.
Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
28.846. 1. Common-place Book of Thomas Morell, D.D., containing ex-
tracts from published works on History and Antiquities ; especially
from Polydore Vergil, and Bishop Burnet's History of his own
Times, f. 1.
2. " A Chronological Table alphabetically digested by T[homas]
M[orell], 1734 : " govereigns, distingnished authors, etc.^ in order of
the alphabet, with their dates, from the creation, f. 80.
l*aper ; xvinth cent. Small Quarto.
28.847. " Authorities on the effect of the Attainder of a co-heir of a
Barony," and on Abeyance and Coparcenary, collected by Sir
Nicholas Hairis Nicolas from law-books, peerage cases, e<c., with
his own arguments; July, 1838. Principally autograph. Paper.
Quarto.
St8,848. A HISTORY of Anglo-Saxon coins by Mark Noble. Autograph,
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
28.849. Table of Precedency, with extracts on the subject from the
Journals of Parliament and other sources ; paiily in the handwriting
of Sir Harris Nicolas. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
28.850. 1. " AccoDNT of the familie of Birnie of that Ilk, and of their
desoendents bince the losse of that Estate, as also of the Hamiltons of
Broomhill and their descent, to the purchaEO thereof by Ma^ter John
Birnie, of his matching with them and In's Ishue ; " compiled from
"the several papers now in the charter chest at Broomhill, anno
1728," by Juhn Birnie of Broomhill. With list of documents* f. 2.
Another copy, dated 1729, is at f. 95.
2. Notice by John Birnie, of Broomhill, of the death of his father, John
Birnie, and his mother, Jean, daughter of James Hamilton, Bishop
of Galloway, in 1716, f. 36.
3. Bcntals of Almemesse and Broomhill, and tenements in Edinburgh ;
1716-1725, f. 36 b.
4. Memoranda of bonds received by John Bii-nie for the dower of his
wife Elizabeth Frogg; 1702-1721, f. 48.
5. " A Catalogue of the Books and Pamphlets " at Broomhill, with
alphabetical indexes of authors, and of pamphlets, sermons, news*-
papers, etc,; 1509-1730. f. 61.
6. Original letter of [ Birnie] to his brother. John Binjio, Minister
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of Caerlaverock, giving an aoconnt of riots in Edinburgh ; 11 Dec.
1688, f. 93.
7. Summons, under the King's signature, to James Hamilton to repair
to London (to be oreated Bishop of Galloway) ; Whitehall, 14 Aug.
1661. Subscribed by the Earl of Lauderdale, Secretary of State in
Scotland, f. 94.
Paper ; written in Scotland ; xviiith cent. With book-plate of the
arms of Birnie of Broomhill. Quarto.
28.851. Diplomatic and other papers of Eichard Cumberland ; 1780-
1791.
1. '' Narrative of a secret negotiation in Spain," in 1780, 1781 : in the
form of a letter from B. Cumberland to the Earl of Shelbume,
Secretary of State; London, 20 May, 1782. With appendix of
copies of correspondence, f. 3.
2. " Particulars of the secret negotiation between Great Britain and
Spain, carried on at Madrid in the years 1780 and 1781 : " a shorter
account of the same negotiation. Two copies, ff. 95, 102.
3. Further copies of letters, etc.^ relating to the negotiation with Spain,
with an original letter of the Abbe Thomas Hussey, joint negotiator
with K. Cumberland, and two of Senor Campo ; 8 Aug. 1780-23
July. 1781, f. 108.
4. Di-aft of a memorial of Kichard Cumberland to Lord North, for
payment for his services ; [1782]. Autograph. Imperfect, f. 123.
6. Copies of orders of John Parr, Lieatenant-Qovemor of Nova Scotia,
for payments to R. Cumberland, Agent for the province ; 1786-
1791. f. 127.
On ff. 2, 2 b are the notes : " This Book is to be deliver'd to my
daughter Marianne at my Death. B. Cumberland. April 2d,
1789 ; " and " This Book has been read by the King, also by Lord
Walsingham, when nominated ambassador to Spain."
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
28.852. Copies of letters to Sir Edward Stradling, Ent., of St. Donat's,
Glamorganshire, from various correspondents ; 1672-1594. Among
the writers are Lord Charles Howard, afterwards Earl of Notting-
ham, Sir Francis Walsingham, Henry Herbert, Earl of Pembroke,
Oliver St. John, afterwards Lord St. John, Sir Walter Baleigh, and
Sir William Herbert. A letter from Jane Dormer, Countess of
Feria, dat. 25 May, 1667, occurs at f. 44. Edited by the Rev. J. M.
Traheme, for the Camden Society, in 1840. Paper ; early xvuth
cent. Small Quarto.
28.853. "Eentalle prenobilis viri Bicardi Ryche, militis, Domini
Ryche, manerii sui de Pasfeld " [Patsfield, co. Essex] ; 2 Eliz. [1660].
Vellum roll, 5 ft. x 7 in.
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18 72.
28,864. 1, ** The Rbuenub of the Comon- wealth per mensem et per
annum. Deoom : 4": 1654/' f. 1.
2. '* Estimate of the charge annuall and monthly which this present
^uemment by a Protectour with a sufficient guard of horse and
foote and ships att sea will require ; " with list of ships and number
of men and guns ; 1654, f. 2.
3. *• The reporte of the suboomittee of the Revenue ; " 1664, f. 7.
Paper. Folio,
28,856. " Standing orders for the Campaign, 1760 ; " the general orders
issued by John Manners, Marquis of Granby, and Ferdinand, Duke
of Brunswick-Liineburg, Commanders of the British and Allied
forces in Germany; 9 April, 1760-29 Oct. 1761. Paper. Folio.
28.856. '' A Plan of a Eeview as performed by the 4th (or King's
Own) Regiment when reviewed by his Majesty [George III.] in
Hyde Park, 17th July, 1765.** Paper ; with coloured illustrations.
Folio.
28.857. Letters of Charles I. to his wife Henrietta Maria; Oxford,
Newcastle, 4 Jan. 164g-26 Dec. 1646. Copies in the handwriting
of John Ward, LL.D., Professor of Rhetoric at Gresham College.
Published by the Camden Society in 1856. Paper; early xviiith
cent. Small Quarto.
28,868. Pedigree of the family of Tattershall, of co. Lincoln ; with
the arms in colours. Vellum roll, 12 ft. 6 in. x 1 ft. 2 in. ; xixth
cent. Bequeathed by Frances Baker,
28,850. "GoRNUBiA, Deuonia. Yalores maneriorum domini Thome
[Bnntingham] dei gracia Exoniensis Episcopi super audienciam
oompotorum ad festum sanoti Michaelis. Anno consecracionis
eiusdem domini iij***" [1372]. Printed in the Trevelyan Papers,
p. 1373. Camden Society. Parchment roll. Ffesented by Sir
Walter C. Trevelyan, Bart.
28,880. " Plans of the British Camps, Tomens, Cromlechs, and Meini-
Hirion in the district of Lleyn, from Beddgelert on the East to
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Aberdaron on the West, in the County of Caernarvon ; by S
G Williams, Penllyn, Pwllheli, 1871." Drawn in pen and
ink ; with descriptions. A general map of the district is prefixed.
Paper. Small Quarto.
28.861. Minutes of " Proceedings of the London Committee for the
relief of the distresses in Germany " occasioned by the war in 1814 ;
including, at f. 49 b, a copy of a " Eeport from the Association for
relief for the environs of Leipsio to the London Committee, 9 May,
1814," and, at f. 57 b, an address "To the Ladies of England from
the Ladies of Geimany; Dresden, 30 June 1814." Paper, Pre-
sented ** as a token of German grateful feeling " by the Princess
Wilhelmina of Prussia and the Frauen-Yerein, or Associated Ladies,
of Berlin. On the upper cover is a figure of Victory embroidered
by the piincess. It was intended to deposit the book in the
British Museum in 1815. Quarto.
28.862. '* Duets and glees from operas by Eichard James Samuel
Stevens." Paper ; xixth cent. Oblate Quarto.
28.863. " The New Testament . . . Written in shorthand by Jonathan
Hardey, Anno Domini 1686." Paper. Duodecimo.
28.864. 1. " The Psalms of David and Hymns and Spiritual Songs of
Isaac Watts, D.D.," in shorthand, t£. 1, 24.
2. Music for the Psalms, f. 51.
Paper; xvi nth cent Small Octavo.
28.865. "The New Testament .... Written in shorthand by
George Biggs. Anno Dom. 1761." Paper. Small Octavo.
28.866. A System of shorthand. Paper; late xviiith cent. Small
Octavo.
28.867. A shorthand dictionary. Paper; early xixth cent. Small
Octavo.
28,868. 1. " The Multum in Parvo, or the long soght for Desiderata of
Stenography . . . By William Gardiner;" circa 1814, f. 2.
2. System of fctenography, f. 23.
Paper ; xixth cent. Small Quarto.
28.869. 1. Cuttings from newspapers, advertising bills, tracts, etc.,
with a few MS. papers, relating to Parliamentary reform, Fome of
the year 1812, but principally from 1827 to 1831 ; collected by
Francis Place of Westminster, f. 1.
Reversing the volume : —
2. Cuttings frolh newspapers, cte., relating to political parties in
England, 1827-1831 ; by the same, f. 306 b.
28.870. Chartulary of the College of St. Nicholas de Valle, orVaux,
near Salisbury ; containing copies of documents from its foundation,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,870—28,873. 571
in 1260, to the middle of the xvth cent., arranged under the
names of estates in cos. Berks, Dorset, and Wilts. At the end is the
note, " Istnm librum fieri fecit M[agi8ter] Simon Houchyns socins
Collegij Wallis scolarinm Sarisburiensis, snmptibus suis proprijs, in
quo continentur copie munimentorum pertinencium ad dictum
Collegium," with a list of his other benefactions to the College.
Inqterfect; wanting the first eight leaves besides several others.
Yellum and paper; xvth cent. In wooden boards covered with
stamped leather. Folio.
28.871. 1. '* ExEMPLA de quinque statibus fidelium." In five parts :
1. *' ea quffi pertinent ad principes et prelates ;" 2. ea qu» pertinent
communiter ad clericos;*' 3. *' specialiter ea quad pertinent ad
religiosos ;*' 4. ''quae pertinent ad mulieres;" 5. ^'ea qu» se
eztendunt generaliter ad omnes." A treatise on the duties, errorisi,
etc., of the several classes, with sayings and examples from classical
and theological writers, f. 2.
2. "Oracio legenda inprincipio septem psalmorum laudisetexcellencie
beutibsime virgiuis Marie," f. 98.
3. ** EjEoerpta ex dictis beati Gregorij pape super Cantica," f. 113.
4."Doctrina sancti Ludouici regis Francio quam tradidit filio suo
primogenito," f. 161.
5. Extracts '' Ex libro qui dicitur consolatorium consciencio scrupu-
lose," f. 153 b. [See Add. MS. 19,394, f. 3.]
Vellum ; xvth cent. " Liber Carthusiensium prope Leodium extra
ciuitalem." Bound in wooden boards covered with stamped leatber.
Duodecimo.
28.872. 1. Copy by Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, Bart., of tlie
charter of -ffithelstane to the church of Exeter, presented by him
to the Biitish Museum [now Add. Ch. 19,616]; with notes, f. 1.
2. Letters relating to the same instrument from — Henry Petrie,
Keeper of Kecords in the Tower; 18 Aug. «.a., f. 6— Sir John Edward
Swinburne, 6th Bart.; Capheaton, 14 Feb. 1816, £ 6 — and
Chrihtopht r Knight Watson, Secretary to the Society of Anti-
quaiies; London, 9 March, 1872, f. 7.
3. Letters relating to the discovery and restoration of a missing leaf
of the Exeter Domesday Book, from — Sir W. C. Trevelyan ;
Exeter, 16 Oct. 1824, f . 9 ; — Ralph Barnes, Chapter Clerk of
Exeter; [Oct. 1824], f. 10; — and John Caley ; London, 13 June,
«.a., f. 12.
Paper. Quarto. Presented hy Sir W. C. Trevelyan^ BarL
28.873. [EoBERTi Grostete, Episcopi] " Lincolniensis super libiis
posteriorum Anstotelis Comentaria." At the end ; ** Roberti
Grossateste episcopi Lincolniensis oratoris probatissimi super
libris pofeteriorum Arii>totelis comentaria hie clauduntur. Die
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,878-48,916.
30* Decembris 1468. Eo anno quo Federicns tertius Bomam venit
atque illis diebus. Senis, per me F— de mercatis de S*** Mi[ohae]le
ibidem eo tempore artibus studentem. Sedente feliciter Paulo ij"*
Eomanorum antistite summo, sui pontificatus anno v^." Paper.
Bound in wooden boards with clasps. Quarto.
28,874. *' Pkecepta synodalia recitata et renouata a domino G[uidone
de Haroour] dei gracia lexouiensi episcopo in sua sjnodo estiuali,
anno domini m.° ooc.*" xxi.**" Vellum ; xivth cent Duodeoimo.
28,875-28,956. Official and private correspondence and papei-s of John
Ellis, Buccessivelj emplo^^ed in the Secretary of State's office ; in the
Paper Office; as Secretary at the Conference of Nimeguen,in 1675-
1677 ; and subsequently as secretary to the Earl of Osaory and the
Comjnissioners of the Revenue of Ireland, to the year 1688. He was
afterwards one of the Commissioners of Transports, and eventually
Under-Seoretai-y of State, from 1696-1705. Eighty-two volumes : —
28,875-28,894. Miscellankous official correspondence of John Ellis ;
with copies of letters, treaties, political memoirs and other papers
enclosed ; 1643-1720. Twenty volumes. The separate letters and
papers will be referred to in the Index. The extreme dates of the
several volumes are : —
28.885. Vol. XI. Jan.-Aug. 1700.
28.886. Vol. xn. Sept. 1700-Maroh, 1701.
28.887. Vol. xm. April-Dec. 1701.
28.888. Vol. XIV. Jan.-nFane, 1702.
28.889. Vol. XV. July-Dee. 1702,
28.890. Vol. XVI. Jan.-Aug. 1703.
28.891. Vol. xvn. Sept. 1703-Feb. 1704.
28.892. Vol. xvm. Maroh-Deo. 1704.
28.893. Vol. XIX. 1705-1720.
28.894. Vol. XX. Undated.
28.875. Vol. I. 1643, 1672-1686.
28.876. Vol. n. 1687-Mar. 1691.
28.877. Vol. in. April, 1691-Dec. 1692.
28.878. Vol IV. 1693-1694.
28.879. Vol. V. 1695.
28.880. Vol. VI. 1696.
28.881. Vol. vn. 1697.
28.882. Vol. viu. Jan.-Jrme, 1698.
28.883. Vol. IX. July, 1698-April, 1699,
28.884. Vol. X. May-Dec. 1699.
Paper. Quarto.
28,896. Official correspondence of the Secretaries and Under-
Secretaries of State with John Ellis, 1695-1705, viz. : — Sir William
Trumbull; 27 July, 1695"-4 Aug. 1702; James Vernon, 26 Dec.
1696-1 Nov. 1700 ; unsigned; Sir Charles Hedges; 13 Aug. 1697-
23 April, 1705. Chiefly unsigned. With a few letters from other
persons. Paper, Quarto.
28,896-28,916. Miscellaneous foreign correspondence of John Ellis,
with copies of letters, treaties, political memoirs and other papers
enclosed; 1671-1713. Twenty-one volumes. The separate letters
and papers will be referred to in the Index. The extreme dates of
the several volumes are : —
28.896. Vol. I. 1671-1693.
28.807. Vol. n. 1694-1695.
28,898. Vol. m. 1696.
28,809. Vol. IV. Jjin.-Aug. 1697.
28.900. Vol. V. Sept. 1697-Febr. 1698.
28.901. Vol. VL March-Sept 1698.
28.902. Vol. VII. Oct. 1698-Febr. 1699.
28.903. Vol. VIII. Mar.-Aug. 1G99.
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28.911. Vol. XVI, May-Aug. 1702.
28.912. Vol XVII. Sept.- Dec 1702.
28.913. Vol. xvni. Jan.-April, 1703.
28.914. Vol. XIX. May-Sept. 1703.
28.915. Vol. XX. Oct.*1703-April, 1704.
28.916. VoL XXL May, 1704-Apiil. 1713.
28.904. Vol. IX. Sept 1699-April, 1700.
28.905. Vol. X. May-Sept. 1700.
28.906. Vol. XI. Sept.-Dec. 1700.
28.907. VoL xn. Jan.-March, 1701.
28.908. Vol. XIII. Apiil-^une, 1701.
28.909. VoL XIV. JtUy-Oct 1701.
28,910- VoL XV. Nov. 1701-April, 1702.
Paper. Quarto.
28,917, 28,918. Letters from Adrian Cardonnel, secretary to the Duke
of Marlborough, to John Ellis ; dated chiefly from the seat of war in
the Netherlands. Two volumes ;— Vol. I. ^ Sept. 1692-15 Nov. 1701 ;
Vol. n. 14 March, 170^-13 June, 1705. Paper. Quarto.
28,919. Intercepted Jacobite and other letters; 14 Nov. 1696^rea
Jan. 1702, viz.: —
1. [John Ellis] to [Sir W. Trumbull, Secretary of State] on the designs
of the Jacobite party; 14 Nov. 1696. Unsigned, f. 1.
2. [John Daniel] to [Mary, daughter of William Herbert, Marquis of
Powys and 2nd wife of Francis Browne, 4th Viscount] Montague ;
[St. Gennain] 21 Nov. 1696. Unsigned. With seed. f. 3. Enclosed
are four letters from —
a. The same to William Sibson [oZ. William Herbert, .afterwards
2nd Marqais of Powys; St. Germain], 21 Nov. 1696. f. 4.
h. [Mary Beatrice, 2nd wife of James II., to the same ; [St. Germain],
14 Nov. [1696]. Holograph. Unsigned. £ 5.
e. Father Long, Confessor to James 11., to the same; [St. Germain],
14 Nov. 1696. With seal. f. 6.
d. Mrs. Grif, housekeeper to Lord Powys, to the same; 16
Nov. [1696]. Unsigned, f. 10.
3. G Vane to John Clapham ; Brussels, 24 Nov. 1697. With
seal, f. 12. Enclosing one to his cousin Sam ; Biussels, 24 Nov.
1697, f. 14.
4. Elizabeth Moore, [aZ. sister] Mary Joseph, to her sister Mrs.
Mountaine; [? Gravelines] 25, 26 Nov. 1696, ff. 16, 18.
6. W Christopher to Young ; 29 Nov. 1696. f. 19. Enclosed
is one from L Sabran to William Brewer [Provincial of the
Jesuits]; Eome, 20 Nov. 1696, £ 20.
6. Charles Wyndham to his sister Ann Poille; 6 Deo. 1696. With
seal f. 22.
7. J Dover to Madam Sergeante ; 7 Dec. 1696, t 24.
8. Jo8 Holden, [ai. Father Sherburne] to V\ illiam Groves ;
Botterdam, 7 Deo. 1696, f. 26.
9. J D[orrington] to Henry Curwen ; 10 Dec. 1696, f. 28.
10. J , [wife of Sir Richard] Nagle [late Secretary of State for
Ireland], to her cousin Capt. William C ; St. J. [St Grermain],
25 Dec. 1696, f. 32.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,919-28,927.
ll.F[errand?] Spence to Sir W. Trumbull, Secretary of State, with a
preci8 of the above and other intercepted letters, and identifying
the writers ; 5 Jan. 169^, f. 34.
12. Jeane Reed to Mrs. Sadeler; [? Gravelines,] 8 May, 1698, f.
37. Enclosed are letters from Catharine Michael and Elizabeth
Sadeler to their mother; [8 May, 1698], f. 39; and to their
sister, Mrs. Renie [8 May, 1698], f. 40.
13. J r[rankland] to Mr. Seyers [dl. Father Cony erej] ; Gravelines,
10 May, [1698], f. 42. Enclosed is a letter from Mary Bruno
Frankland, her sister, to the same ; [10 May, 1698], f. 44.
14. Catharine Fitzwilliams to her goddaughter Teakley, and her
aunt Monson ; [? Gravelines] 13 May, 1698, f. 45.
16. Charles Midleton, 2nd Earl of Midleton, to ; resigning
his post of Secretaiy of State at St. Germain's on becoming a Roman
Catholic ; [circa Jan. 1702.] Two copies, ff. 47, 48.
Paper. Quarto.
28,920-28,923. News-letters from all parts of Europe, but chiefly
from the seat of war in the Low Countries, 1669-1705. Eng., ItaL
and Fr, Four volumes. Paper. Quarto.
28.924. News-letters, chiefly from the seaports in England, 1689-
1706. Paper. Quarto.
28.925. Official correspondence and papers relating to the expedition
to Vigo Bay in Spain under Admiral Sir George Kooke and James
Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormonde, Commander-in-Chief; 12 May — 16
Nov. 1702. Paper. Quarto.
28.926. Original letters to John Ellis from officers on active service
abroad ; 31 July, 1678-26 Jan. 1705[6]. Eng. and Fr. The names
will appear in the Index. Paper. Quarto.
28.927. Original letters of distinguished persons addressed chiefly to
John Ellis ; 18 Dec. 1672—8 Dec. 1715. The writers are :—
Kdward Bmbazon, 4th Earl of Meath ;
Dublin, 30 Jan. 1696[7]. With seal,
f.59.
Charles Butler, Earl of Arran ; London,
20 May, 1700. 21 March, 1700[1].
With seaU. ff. 117, 129.
James Butler, 2ud Duke of Ormonde;
Gamp at Nioove, oto., 22 Sept. 1691-
9 May, 1705. With tecU. ff. 39, 43,
47,57,167,186.
Mary, 2nd wife of the same; Bad-
minster, etc., 22 Aug. 1691-8 Dec.
1715. With aeah. ff. 37, 71, 73, 77,
161, 165, 184, 191, 193, 197, 198, 200,
202.
Thomas Butler, Earl of Ossory ; Windsor,
18 May, 1678-2 March, 1679[80].
With eeah. ff. 6, 8, 12.
The same to Sir Alexander Golyear,
Bart.; London, 19 Jan. 1679[80]. Fr.
With seal. f. 10.
Amelia, widow of the same; London,
21 April, 1688, f. 25.
General David Golyear, Lord Portmon^
afterwards Ist Earl of Portmore ; Vigo
Bay, 9 Oofc. 1702, f. 155.
Hon. Henry Gompton, Bishop of LoDdoD,
to Jumes Vernon, Secretary of State;
5 Jan. 169}, and «.a., ff. 100,-195.
John Govel, D.D., Master of Ghrist
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675
Ct>nege, Cambridge; 23 Feb. 169}-
10 June, 1099, ff. 51, 53, 102, 107.
John Dolben, Bishop of Boohester;
Broadey, 31 July, 6 Aug. 1680, ff. 16,
20.
Jonathan Edwards, D.D., Principal of
Jesus College, Oxford; 12 Oct., 18
Dec 1690. With^eol ff. 33, 85.
The same to the Duke of Ormonde as
Chancellor of Oxford Uuiverslty ; 15
Feb. 169i. With seal f. 41.
John Evans, Bishop of Bangor ; 14 July,
1703. With seal f. 163.
John Fell, Bishop of Oxford ; 13 July-
12 Oct 1680. WithaeaZ. ff. 14, 18, 21.
Charles Finch, 3rd Earl of Winchilsea ;
Margate, Eastwell, 26, 28 Sept 1702,
ff. 149, 153.
James Fitz-James, Duke of Berwick, to
his cousiu, Lady Catharine Davys,
afterwards Viscountess Mountoashel;
Quenust iu Brabant, 7 Nov. 1697. With
$eal. f.83.
Thomas Gale, Yiehend of St Paul's,
afterwards Dean of York; London,
18 Dec. 1672. With teal f. 1.
Bobert Harley, Speaker of the House of
Conmions, afterwards 1st Earl of
Oxford; London, Bramton Castle, 20
Sept, 26 Oct 1703, ff. 167, 169.
Thomas Hobbes, of Malmesbury, to the
Duke of Ormonde, enclosiug a mathe-
matical problem ; Chatsworth, 14 Aug.
1677. ff. 4, 5.
George Hooper, Dean of Canterbury,
afterwards Bishop successively of St
Asaph and of Bath and Wells; 12
Sept 1700. With §edl. f. 123.
John Hough, Bishop of Oxford; 19
April, 1697-23 July, 1699. WithwoZ*.
ff. 61, 63. 87, 108.
Robert Huntington, Becior of Much
HaUingbury near Bishops-Stortfoid,
afterwards Bishop of Bapboe ; 21 Feb.
169}. 1 June, 1699, fil 46, 105.
Henry Hyde, 2nd Earl of Clarendon ; 8
June, 1698. WithwcO. £89.
Henry Hyde, Lord Hyde, afterwards 2nd
Earl of Bochester and 4th Earl of
Clarendon; 9 Sept 1698. With seed,
f. 92.
Laurence Hyde, Ist Earl of Bochester ;
London, 28 Feb. 168{, f. 27.
Thomas Hyde, Begins Profiassor of
Hebrew at Oxford ; 26 Sept 1698, f.
94.
Sir Leollne Jenkins; HammerBmith, 15
Nov. 1684, f. 29.
William King, Archbishop of Dublin ;
12 June, 1703, 25 Jan. 1706[7], with
draft of answer; 27 Febr. 170), ff.
159, 188, 190.
William Lloyd, Bishop successively of
Coventry and Lichiield and of Wor-
cester; 11 May, 1697. 14 Aug. 1700.
With seaU, ff. 65, 119.
Narcissus March, Archbishop of Dublin ;
20 July, 1698-26 May, 1699. With
seals, ff. 91, 96, 103.
Captain George Mathew, of Thomas-
town, to his half-brother, the Duke of
Ormonde; Chester, 3 March, 1687[8].
Umdgned. With seal. f. 31.
Peter Mew, Bishop of Winchester; 20
March, 1697, f. 85.
Charles Montagu, 4th Earl of Manchester,
afterwards 1st Duke tif Manchester;
Lees [— March], 3, 12 July, 1702, ff.
141,'^ 145, 147.
Balph Montagu, Earl, afterwards Duke,
of Montagu, to Sir C. Hedges ; 14 June,
1702, f. 143.
William Moreton, Bishop of Eildare;
4 Feb. 1681 [2], f. 23.
Heinrich Oldenburg, Secretary to the
Royal Society, to Rend Fran9ois Sluse ;
London, 29 Jan. 1673[4]. Lot, f. 3.
William Penn ; 19 Sept 1698. With
seal f. 98.
William Savile, 2nd Marquis of Halifax ;
[1697-1700], f. 121.
Meinhardt Sohomburg, Duke of Sohom-
turgand Leinster; Tunbridge Wells,
14 July, 1697, f. 75.
Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of Somerset ;
Petworth, 13 Sept 1700, 8 Jan. 170),
ff. 125, 127.
Edward Smith, Bishop of Down and
Connor; Lisbum, 20 Aug. 1701, 6
May, 1704, ffl 134. 175.
Charles Somerset, Blarqois of Worcester;
Badminton, 12, 15 May, 1697. With
seal, ff. 67,69.
Charles Spencer. 3rd Earl of Sunderland;
London, 29 Oct. 1704, f. 182.
William George Richard Stanley, 9th
Earl of Derby ; Knowsley, 21 Oct 1701,
f. 136.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,927—28,960.
Elizabeth, wife of the same; 23 June,
1696. With sedL f. 55.
Captain, afterwards Sir, Richard Steele ;
Landguard Forf, 25 March-29 July,
1704, ff. 171, 17S. 176, 178. 180.
Nicholas Stratford, Bishop of Chester ;
Wigan, 15 July, 1701. With moZ. f. 133.
Sir Jonathan Trelawney, Bart., Bishop of
Eieter ; Trelawney, — Aug. 1697-13
Dec. 1701. With MoZ. ff. 79, 181, 188.
John Vesey, Archbishop of Tuam ; Dub-
lin, 4 Sept. 1697, f. 81.
John Wallis, Savilian Professor of Geo-
metry at Oxford; 30 Aug. 1699-26
Sept. 1702. Ylithseal. ff 110,112,
114, 115. 151.
Nathaniel Wilson, Bishop of Limerick ;
Dublin. 18 Febr. 169J, f. 45.
William Wotton, D.D., Prebendary of
Salisbury ; 5 Oct. 1699. f. 1 1 1.
At f. 49 is a copy by J. Ellis of a letter
from Queen Mary, wife of William III.,
to Bishop Burnet; Kensington, 2
April, 1694 ; and at f. 140 are political
memoranda in French in the auto-
graph of William III., circa Sept 1697.
Paper. Quarto.
28.928. Original offioial letters of Matthew Prior, the poet, when
royal Secretary at the Hague and Secretary to the Embansy at
Paris, to John Ellis ; 8 July, 1695-18 July, 1699. Paper. Quarto.
28.929. Original letters of Humphrey Prideaux, D.D., Student of
Christ Church, Oxford, and afterwards Dean of Norwich, to John
Ellis, 28 July, 1674—29 Sept. 1722. Paper. Quarto.
28,930-28,936. CoRREsroNDENCEofthe family of Ellis, 1642-1721; at the
beginning of which are letters of John Ellis, Rector of Waddesdon,
CO. Buckingham, fitther of the under-secretary, and the elder mem-
bers of his family. Most of the letters are addressed to John Ellis,
and a large proportion of them are from his brother, Welbore Ellis,
Bishop successively of Rildare and Meath. Seven volumes : —
VoL I. 1642-1686. Vol. T. 1709-1712.
„ 11. 1687-1699. „ VI. 17ia-1717.
„ m. 1700-1706. „ th. 1718-1721.
„ IV. 1707, 1708.
Paper. Quarto.
28,937-28,949. Miscellaneous papers, consisting of drafts and ccpies
of correspondence, principally complimentary, of William III. and
Queen Anne with foreign courts, instructions to ambassadors,
credentials, treaties, warrants, memorials; papers concerning the
revenue, trade and commerce, many also relating to Ireland and the
Duke of Ormonde ; 1608-1705. Thirteen volumes : —
28,937.
VoL L 1683-1679.
28,944. Vol. vin. 1701, 1702.
28,998.
„ n. 1680-1690.
28,945. „ a. 1702, 1703.
28,939.
„ in. 1691-1695.
28,946. „ X. 1704^1743.
28,940.
„ IV. 1696, 1697.
28,947. „ XI. Undated.
28,941.
„ V. 1698.
28,948. „ xn. Do.
28,942.
„ VI. 1699.
28,949. ,» xm. Do.
28,943.
,.vn. 1700,1701.
Paper. Folio.
28,960. Proceedings of both Houses of Parliament in England;
19 Oct. 1609-14 Jan. 1702[3]. Paper; Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,961-28.969. 577
88,951, 28,962. Prochbedings in both Houses of Parliament in Ireland ;
27 Ang. 1695-19 Mar. 1704[6}. Two volumes. MS. Andi printed.
Paper. Quarto.
28.963. Journal of the proceedings of the conference at Nimeguen and
the preliminaries, by John Ellis ; Nov. 1674r-l Sept. 1677. At f. 121
is added a draft desoription, partly in Ellis's writing, of the arrival
of the English ambassadors, the Duke of Buckingham and the Earl
of Arlington, in Holland, in June, 1672; and at f. 123, Sir Leoline
Jenkins's atUogrcqph account of audiences with the Prince of Orange
and Pensionary Fagel, etc., in his capacity of English envoy, ^^^^
167|; imperfect Paper. Folio. ""
28.964. NoTE-BOOE of John EUis, containing memoranda of private
matters or for use in business, a few common-places, notes of books,
ete., with some notes of events in 1675, and a diary of public and
personal matters from July, 1675, to 10 April, 1676, during which
time he accompanied the ambassadors at Nimeguen. Paper.
Duodecimo.
28,966. PouTiCAL, religious, and satirical pieces in prose and verse.
Among them, at f. 149, is an original letter, without date, addressed
to John Ellis as Justice of the Peace fur co. Middlesex by Eichard
Bichmond, Kector of Walton on the Hill, co. Lancaster, wherein he
encloses, as his own composition, the hymn beginning : " When aU
Thy mercies, 0 my God,*' which has hitherto been attributed to
Joseph Addison, having been first published by him in No. 453
of the "Spectator," 9 Aug. 1712. Paper; xvuthand xvnith centt.
Folio.
28.966. Domestic recipes for cooking or medicine, chiefly in the
writing of members of the family of Ellis. Paper; xviith and
xvuith centt Folio.
28.967. 1. "Pbincipbs du Deesein: Fait pour son Altesse royale
Madame D'Orleans, Ancienne Abbesse de Chelles, par Allies,
MDOCXLH;" with diagrams, f. 1.
2. " Maniere de faire les teintes pour peindre en toutes couleurs, les
carnations, les diff6rentes Draperies, Broderies, etc., avec la methode
de preparer les toiles et de faire les difiGSrentes vemis ;" by the same.
Fr. and Oerm. f. 77.
Paper. Quarto.
28.968. Seventy-two letters of William Shenstone, the poet, to
Lady Luxborough; 1747-1766. Holograph, With BeaU. Paper.
Quarto.
28.969. Lfttebs of Eobert Dodsley, publisher, to W. Shenstone; 1747-
1769. Autograph, With three original letters of Shenstone to
MSS.— 1872. 2 p
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,960, 28,961.
Dod^ley; 4, 23 Mar. 1756, 21 Deo. 1757, ff. 38, 39, 87 ;— an original
letter of Dr. Thomaa Aiignstine Ame to Bbenstono, 30 Nov. 1754,
f. 27 ; — and a pencil draft of a letter from Shenstone to Mr. Milward ;
n,d, f. 55 b. Paper. Quarto.
28.960. Letters of George Gleig, Bishop of Brechin, and of George
Kobert Gleig his son, Chaplain-General to the army, to Alexander
Henderson, of Edinburgh; Stirling and Oxford, 1810-1818. Holo-
graph. With seah. The collection includes Dr. Gleig's papers on
Lancaster's circular letter, sent to the " Edinburgh Monthly
Magazine." Paper. Folio.
28.961. Original letters of literary and scientific Danes and Geimans
addressed chiefly to the publisbers, Oampe, of Hamburg, and Hoff-
mann, of Leipzig ; 1783-1836. Oennan. The writers are :—
[Johann Wilhdm] Ton Archenholtz ;
Bruaswick, 30 Deo. 1788. With seal
f 12.
Bosa Maria Assing; 11 May. 1816. With
seal f.37.
[Caroline] Beker; 13 Feb. 1815, f. 36.
F[rieclerica Sophia Ct'riatlna] von Bran ;
[20 Aug. 1820], f. 39.
J[ohann] G[eorg] Buach, Piofesaor at
Hamburg; [— May. 1797], f. 19.
C[f»rl] F[riedrich] Cramer ; Hamburg, 80
Aug. 1809, f. 29.
J[obanD] H[einrich] B[ernard] Diftseke ;
Moll, 20 Oct 1802, f. 22^
J[ohann] S[amuel] Ersch ; Jena, 7 June,
1802 ; 2 May, 1803, ff. 21, 23.
G[eorg] Forster; Mayenoe, 10 Aug. 1789.
With teal f. 15.
H[einrich] W[ilhelm] von Gerstenberg;
Altona, 12 Mar. 1789, f. 14.
[Johann Wolfgang von GkMthe]; n.d.
Fragment f. 6.
J[ohann Joseph von] Gorres; Coblentz,
18 July, 1819. f. 88.
[Johann Gottfrietl] Gurlitt ; Hamburg, 25
Bept. 1809, f 31.
[Gerhard Anton von] Halem ; Oldenburg,
25 Jan. 1789, f. 17.
J[ona»] L[udwig] von Heaa; Hamburg,
6 Oct. 1787, f. 10.
[Niookus Heinrioh] Julius, M.D. ; 24
Dec 1822. f. 42.
[Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm] Meyer, Pro-
fcBsor at Groningeu; Bramstedti 9
Aug. 1822, f. 41.
Friedrioh [Heinrioh Cul], Boron de la
Motte Fouqu^: Neunhausen bei
Rathenow, 21 Nov. 1812. With eeaL
f. 33.
Cirl Muhler; Halle, 22 Jnne^ 1783,
f. 7.
A [dam Gottlob] OebleDBchlager ; 2 May,
1831. With MaZ. f. 46.
K[arl] G[ottlieb] Piitzel ; 14 Doc. 1825.
WithMoI. f.44.
[Friedrich Ludwig Georg] von Baumer;
19 8ept. 1886. Engl With $eal
f. 50.
[Heinrioh August Ottokar] Reiehard;
Gotba,llJan. 1806, f. 27.
[Johann Friedrich] Reiobardt ; Gie-
bichenstein, 12 Apr. 1805, f. 26.
C[arl] L[eonaTd] Reinhold; Kiel, 22
March, 1797, f. 18.
C[aroline ChriBtiaue Luise] Budolphi;
Ham, 14 July, 1803. With seal
f. 24.
G[ottUeb Benedict] von Schiraoh ; Altona,
12 April, 1798. f. 20.
[Johann Friedrich] Sohink ; , 81 Oct.
1814, f. 35.
F[riedrich] L[udwig] Schroder; Ham-
burg, 8 Jan. 1810, f. 82.
Fanny, [or Francisca Cbiistina Johanna
Friederike] Tarnow; Hulsendorf bei
Wiamar, 4 Mar. 1807. f. 28.
L[udwig] Tieck ; Dresden, 24 Jan. 1830,
f. 45.
[Gaspard, Baron] von V^ght ; 22 Dec
1831. f. 48.
[Johann Ueinrich] Vosn ; Eatin, 5 April ,
1785, f. 8.
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679
Xndiided are alao : —
(a.) Polioe Beport by Ivan Giachef, Magistrate of Eoloma, to tho
Commandant of a garrison town ; — Jnly, 1776. Buasian. f. 4.
(fr.) Engraved facsimile of a letter of [Bemai-d le Boujer de]
Fontenelle; Paris, 14 June, 1728. Fr. f. 6.
(c.) Engraved fEtcsimiles of a letter and its transcript &om [Lndwig
▼on] Beethoven to von Salzmann ; n.d, Oerman, ff, 52, 54.
Paper. Quarto.
28,968. Pratek-booe of Alfonso tlxe Fifth, of Aragon, containing : —
Calendar, t 3.
Piimte devotions for mmning and even-
ing, 1 15u
Prayer for GonfeBBion, t 29.
Bc^nentiaB £?angelion2m ; wauting that
ofSt John, f. 32.
Pra jer of St Thomaa Aquinaa, f. 36.
Pjalma and Prayers ^'ad oonsolationem
domhii Begis," *«pro directione in
acta iosticie,*' ele., f. 88.
Salatationes ad Craoifixmn, f. 44 b.
** Oonunemonitiones Sanctorum in Tes-
peiia,'* f. ia
^'MiBerere,*' with prayers preceding it,
and otheiB following ^^pro preaeruatione
a popular! iosnlta ;** " pro liberatione
ab bostinm inoursu ;" '* pro felici statu
Begis ;" ** pro copioso fruotu ventris f*
"pro sanitate reouperanda;" ''pro
oaskitate oonsemanda ;" and other
special oooasions, f . 64.
''Liber soliloquiomm sine psalmorum
Dauid;" in divinons for matins and
▼espers, for the days of the week
f.82.
The OanUcles, Litany, etc., f. 239.
" Officium beate Marie uirginis, secundum
couHuetudinem ordiuis fratrum pre-
dicatorum.''f. 264.
"Ad mlwam beate uirginis offlcium,''
f. 281 b.
Special prayers to the Virgiu, f. 302.
" Canticum gtaduum," f. 329.
" Septem gaudia beate uirginis liarie,"
f.336b.
"Septem gaudia spiritualia beate
uirginis," f. 344 b.
"Septem psalmi penitentiales ;" with
Htany, f. 346 b.
" OfScium passionis domini nostris Ihesu
Ohristi," f. 861 b.
"Of&sium defunotorum," f. 378 b.
*' Officium de Sanoto Spiritu," f. 407 b.
Prayers at Communion, and on yarious
occasions, inoludiog, "Gaudia beate
Marie M^dalene," f. 411 b.
Yellnm ; vrritten and illaminated for Alfonso Y., of Aragon, [1415-
1458], and King of Naples, probably in the year 1442 ; and illus-
trated w^idi thirty-nine miniatures of the ;finest Aragonese work,
some of whieh are particularly interesting &om the subjects, such as
a Tiew of Gaeta, prefixed to the Miserere, at f. 67 b, apparently in
reference to Alfonso's defeat there in 1435; a chapel with high
altar, having the date 1442 insciibed on the wall, f. 263 b ; the
office of the mass, attended by the king and queen and their suites,
f. 281 b ; a king lying in state, with the inscription " Hex Fer-
dinandum," [Ferdinand I., of Aragon, father of Alfonso V.],
£ 383 b. The principal borders and some of the miniatures appear
to be painted by an Italian artist. The portrait of Alfonso, with
hia arms, as King of Aragon only, is introduced in many of the picturett.
SnuJl Quarto.
2 P 2
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580 ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,963—28,972.
28.963. Photographs of two pages of miniature illustrations to a copy
of the " Somme le Roy," in the Ambrosian Library at Milan, of the
end of the xiiith cent. [Cf. Add. MS. 28,162] ; with a lithograph
fao-simile of the last page. Paper. Folio. Presented hy O, T. Gibson
Craig, Esq,
28.964. Notes on Milton's Paradise Lost, by William Shenstone;
heculed, ''Some Eemarks on y^ Beading Milton's Paradise Lost^
1735." A note by Thomas Hull, at the beginning of the volume,
states that it was given to him by Shenstone's niece, Mis. Maiy
"VViggin, 1 Dec. 1776. Paper. Duodecimo.
28.965. 1. Definitions of Latin words, chiefly taken from the Scrip-
tures, and theological writings. Latin. Begins : " Abissus est pro-
funditas aquarum." f. 1.
2. Sermones, de nativitate Christi, et alii, f. 51 b.
Vellum ; xmth cent. Duodecimo.
28,986. A Fugue in C minor, by Johann Chiysostom Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart; in double setting. Autograph, Paper; xviiith
cent. Quarto.
28.967. Anthem : " Blessed is he that considereth the Poor," by Dr.
William Boyce. Autograph. Paper ; xviiith cent. Formerly be-
longed to William Felton, and lately to Vincent Novello. Quai-to.
28.968. Anthem : " Have mercy upon me, 0 God," by Georg Friedrich
Handel ; in full score. The Chandos Anthem No. 4 ; published by
Dr. Arnold. Stated by Joseph Warren, the previous owner, to be
in the hand-writing of Handel's cunanuensis, — Smith. Paper;
xviiith cent. Quarto.
28.969. 1. " Te Deum," set to music by Dr. Maurice Greene, f. 3.
2. "Jubilate;" by the same, f. 61.
Stated by J. Warren to be in the composer's autograph.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
28.970. Concerto in C, full score, by Giovanni Battista Viotti.
Autograph, Paper, xviiith cent. Quarto.
28,971- SoNGS for Vauxhall ; 1800-1803. The words by W. Upton,
M.P. Andrew, and others; the music by James Hook. Full scores,
in the handwriting of Hook. Paper. Oblong Quarto.
28,972. " Blanca de Borbon ;" a drama in two acts ; by Jos6 de
Espron9eda. Spanish, The first Act (f. 2) is in the author's
autograph, much corrected ; the second (f. 32) is copied from the
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 28,978—29.086.
581
author's MS., and has his autograph corrections. Paper ; xixth cenf.
Polio.
Presented by Lard Stanley, of Alderley,
28,978-29,286. Official and private correspondence and papers of
Warren Hastings, Governor-General of India, with some additional
correspondence of his family after his death. Two hundred and
Bixty-four volumes. The general contents of the several volumes
are as follows : —
28,978-29,016. Minutes of Proceedings of the Council at Fort William,
Secret Department ; 1772-1785. Forty- three volumes.
Vol. I. Mar.-Dec 1772.
„ n. 1773.
„ m. Jan.-St>pt. 1774.
« IV. Oct. l774-.Mar. 1775.
„ V. July-Aug. 1775.
„ VI. 4 8ept.-ll Oct. 1775.
„ vn. 16 Oot-7 Dec. 1775.
„ vra. 1 1 Dec. 1775-29 Jan. 1776.
„ IX. Feb. 1776.
„ X. Blaioh-April, 1776.
„ XI. May, 1776.
„ xu. Jime-12 Aug. 1776.
„ xni. 14 Aug.-21 Oct. 1776.
„ XIV. 24 Oct-Dec. 1776.
„ XV. Jan.-28 Apr. 1777.
„ XVI. 7 Apr.-28 Aug. 1777.
„ xvn. Sept.-Dec. 1777.
„ xvm. Jan.-June, 1778.
„ XIX. July-Dec. 1778.
„ XX. Jan.-May, 1779.
„ XXI. June-Dec. 1779.
„ xxiL Jan.-June, 1780.
Paper. Folia
29,016-29,086. Extracts of Proceedings of the Council at Port
William, Secret Department ; 1774-1777. Twenty-one volumes.
Vol. xxm, July-Dec. 1780.
„ XXIV. Jan.-Mar. 1781.
„ XXV. April-May, 1781.
„ XXVI. Jan. 1783.
„ xxvn. Feb.-15 Mar. 1783.
„ xx\Tn. 20 Mar.-Apr.l, 1783.
„ xxnc. May-9 June, 1783.
„ XXX. 12-30 June, 1783.
„ XXXI. 3-9 July, 1783.
„ xxxn. 21-28 July, 1783.
„ xxxm. 28 July-U Aug. 1783.
„ XXXIV. 15 Aug.-Sept, 1783.
„ XXXV. Oct.-lO Nov. 1788.
„ xxx\^. 11 Nov.-lO Deo. 1783.
„ xxxvn. 16-31 Dec. 1783.
„ xxxvm. Jan.-Feb. 1784.
„ XXXIX. May, 1784.
„ XL. Juno, 1784.
„ XLI. July-Aug. 1784.
„ XLH. Sept.-Nov. 1784.
„ XLm. Dec. 1784-Jan. 1785.
VoL I. Oct.-Dec. 1774.
„ n. Jan.-14 Feb. 1775.
„ m. 14 Feb.-13 Mar. 1775.
„ IV. 13 Mar.-20 Apr. 1775.
^ V.20 Apr.-16May, 1775.
„ VI. 16 May-21 June. 1775.
„ MI. 21 June-24 July, 1775.
„ vra. 24 July-14 Sept 1775.
^ IX. 14 eept.-9 Oct. 1775.
„ X, 9 Oct.-29 Nov. 1775.
„ XL 29 NOV.-27 Dec. 1775.
Paper. Folio.
Vol. xn. 3 Jan.-12 Feb. 1776.
„ xra. 12 Feb.-ll Mar. 1776.
„ XIV. 11 Mar.-29 Apr. 1776.
„ XV. May. 1776.
„ XVL 30 May-10 July, 1776.
„ xvn. 10 July-23 Sept. 1776.
„ xvm. 23 Sept.-ll Nov. 1776.
„ XIX. Dec. 1776.
„ XX. 13 Jan.-26 Feb. 1777.
„ XXL 10 Mar.-26 May, 1777.
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582 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,037—29,068.
99,037-99,043. Extracts of Proceedings of the Council at Fort
William, Secret Department, 1775-1784. Seven Yolnmes.
Vol. V. 2 Sepi-24 Oc*. 1782.
,. VI. 11 Nov. 1782-6 Jan. 1783.
„ vn. 18 Feb.-13 Apr. 1784.
VoL IV. 1780.
„ V. Jan.-May, 1781.
VoL I. April, 1775.
„ n. May-June, 1775.
„ in. 28 8ept.-5 Nov. 1781.
„ IV. Jan.-12 Aug. 1782.
Paper. Small Folio.
29,044. Extracts of Proceedings of the Council at Fort W^illiam,
Secret Department, relative to events leading to the Bohilla War ;
7 Jan.— 31 May, 1773. Paper. Folio.
29,046-29,049. Extracts of Proceedings of the Council at Fort
Wniiam, Secret Department, relating to the Mahratta War ; 1776-
1781. Five volumes.
Vol. I. Apra, 1776-Dec. 1778-
„ n. .1an.-Maj, 1779.
„ m. Jun&-Deo. 1779.
Paper. Small Folio.
29,060-29,063. Abstracts of Minutes of Proceedings of the Council
at Fort William, Secret Department; 1774-1785. Four volumes.
Vol. I. Oct, 1774-Dec 1780. I Vol. ra. 1783.
„ n. Aug. 1780-Dec. 1782. | „ iv. Jan. 1784-Jan. 1785.
Paper. Small Folio.
29,064. Abstracts of Minutes; Jan. 1783-nJan. 1785. (Duplicates of
Kos. 29,062, 29,068.) Paper. Folio.
29,066-29,060. Index to Minutes of Proceedings of the Council at
Fort William, Secret Department; 1772-1784. Six volumes.
Vol. 1.1772-1778. Vol. iv. 1782.
^ n. 1780. „ V. 1783.
„ m. 1781. ,. VI. 1784.
Paper. Folio.
29,061. Minutes of Proceedings of the Council at Fort William, Public
Department; Feb. — June, 1772. Paper. Folio.
29,062-29,067. Abstracts of Proceedings of the Council at Fort
William, Public Department ; 1774-1785. Six volumes.
Vol. I. Oct. 1774-July, 1776, 1778.
„ n. 1779, 1780.
„ in. 1781.
Paper. Small Folio.
Vol. IV. 1782.
„ V. 1783.
„ VI. 1784-Jan. 1785.
9,068. Abstracts of Proceedings of the Council at Fort William,
Public and Secret Departments; Oct. 1774 — July, 1775. Paper.
Small Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,069—29,088. 583
29,089. MiNOTBS of Proceedings of the Select Committee at Fort
William; July, 1760— Dea 1761. Paper. Small Folio.
29,070. I. Minutes of Proceedings of the Conncil at Fort William,
Secret Department; 6—31 Dec. 1764, f. 1.
2. Minutes of Proceedings of the Select Committee at Fort William ;
7 May, 1765—3 Nov. 1767, f. 14 b.
Paper. Large Folio.
29,071-29,073. Minutes of Proceedings of the Conncil at Fort
William, Revenne Department ; 1775-1778. Three volumes. The
first volame also contains Minutes of the Secret Department.
Vol, I. June, 1775-1776 ; Vol. ii. April-Aug. 1777; Vol. in. 1778.
Paper. Folio.
29,074, 29.075. Extracts and Minutes of Proceedings of the Council at
Fort William, Revenue Department; 1775-1776, 1779-1780. Two
volumes. Paper. Small Folio.
29,076. Minutes of Proceedings of the Committee of Circuit for the
settlement of the revenues of the provinces; June-Sept. 1772.
Paper. Folio.
29,077, 29,078. Abstracts of reports of Provincial Councils of Revenue ;
1774-1778. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
29.079. Extracts of Proceedings of the Council Revenue Department,
relating to tho administration of Justice; 1772-1774. Paper.
Folio.
29.080. Abstracts of Proceedings of tho Council at Fort William,
Board of Inspection ; Nov. 1774-Jan. 1776. Paper. Small Folio.
29.081. Memoranda of general business transacted in the Council,
Nov. 1775-Sopt. 1780 ; in the handwriting of Warren Hastings.
Paper. Small Folio.
29.082. 29,083. Memoranda of business relating to the Provinces,
transactecl in the Council, Revenue Depai-tment, 1775-1781; in
the handwriting of Warren Hastings. Two volumes. Paper.
Small Folio.
29,084. Memoranda relating to revenue business; 17G9. Paper.
Small Folio.
29,065. Index of Proceedings of Council, relating to foreign business ;
1784. Paper. Fulio.
20,086-29,088. Ameen Accounts : a return made in the year 1778 by
a commission for collecting materials for settling tho revenue of
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684 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,089—29,099.
Bengal, compiled from Native Beoords, and brought down to a.h.
1183=A.D. 1769. Three volumes. Paper. Large Folio.
29.089. General account-books of the Government at Fort William;
1778-1785. Paper. Large Folio.
29.090. ** Book of sundry accounts of the Transactions of the Bengal
Government ; " being abstract statements of the revenues of the
Prebidency for the years 1772-1785. Paper. Quarto.
29.091. AooouNT-BOOK of the establishment of the Bengal Grovemment
fur 1780. Paper. Large Folio.
29.092. Durbar expenses of Warren Hastings, Governor-General;
1780-1785. Paper. Large Folio.
29.093. 1. NizAMUT accounts of the household of the Nabob, Mobarek-
ul-Dowlab, n.d., f. 1.
2. Account current of the Vizier Asaph-ul-Dowlah ; 1780-1783,
f. 80.
3.0ude accounts; being statements of sums received by the Resident
at Luoknow, and estimates of the revenue of that province ; a.h.
1 190-1196= A.D. 1777-1781, f. 43.
Paper. Folio.
29.094. General statement of the Salt accounts of Bengal ; 1780-
1785. Paper. Large Folio.
29.095. Firmans and Sunnuds granted to the Dutch East India
Company. Pers. and EngL Copies. Paper; xviith and xvuith
centt. Folio.
29.096. Copies of letters from Warren Hastings to various persons
during bis residence at Moorshedabad ; Nov. 1757-July, 1760.
Engl, and Pera. Partly autograph, Paper. Folio.
29.097. 1. CopiKs of letters of Warren Hastings during his mi8.\ion to
the Nabob of Bengal, in 1762. Pera. and Engl. Partly autograph.
f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of the same during his residence in Calcutta ;
1763-1764, f. 97.
Paper. Small Quarto.
29.098. Copies of correspondence of Warren Hastings with the
Government of Bengal ; March-July, 1762. Paper. Small Folio.
29.099. Memoranda by Warren Hastings of letters relating to disputes
with Meer Cossim, Nabob of Bengal; 1761-1763. Autograph.
Paper. Small Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,100-29,117. 585
29,100-29,102. Letterbooks, coniaining copies of general letters from
the Governor and Council of Bengal to the Court of Directors of the
East India Company; 1765-1776. ImjperfecU Three volumes:
Vol. I. 1765-1767; Vol. ii. Oct. 1774r-Aug. 1775; Vol. m. Sept.
1775-April, 1776. Paper. Folio.
29,103. Copies of secret letters from the Governor and Council of
Bengal to the Court of Directors ; Aug. 1774-April, 1776. Paper.
Small Folio.
29404-29,106. Copies of secret letters from the Governor and Council
of Bengal to the Court of Directors ; 1771-1785. Imperfect. Three
volumes: Vol. i. Aug. 1771-Apr. 1772; Vol. ii. Sept. 1772-Apr.
1773; Vol. m. Nov. 1784-nJan. 1785. Paper. Small Folio.
29,107-29,109. Copies of general letters from the Court of Directors
of the East India Company to the Governor and Council of Bengal ;
1766-1782. Imperfect. Three volumes. Vol. i. May, 1766-Feb.
1771 ; Vol. ii. Jan. 1770-Jan. 1778 ; Vol. in. Mar. 1778-Aug. 1782.
Paper. Folio.
29.110. Extracts of general letters from the Court of Directors to the
^ Governor and Council of Bengal; Nov. 1767-June, 1770, Jan. 1771-
April, 1773. Paper. Folio.
29.111. Copies of letters from Warren Hastings, Governor-General of
Bengal, to the Court of Directors; Jan. 1772-Aug. 1775. Paper.
Folio.
29.112. Copies of letters of appeal from the minority of the Council of
Bengal, riz., Warren Hastings and Richard Barwell, to the Court
of Directors; 1774-1778. Paper. FoUo.
29.113. Copies of similar letters from the majority of the Council of
Bengal, w«., General J. Clavering, Colonel G. Monson and Philip
Francis; 1774-1778. Paper. Folio.
29.114. Copies of public letters from the Govenior-General, Warren
Hastings, to militaiy and other officers; April, 1772-Nov. 1780.
Paper. Folio.
29.115. 29,116. CoPiiBS of letters from Warren Hastings to Besidents
and other officers in India; 1774-1785. Two volumes. Paper.
Small Folio.
29417. Copies of letters of Warren Hastings to Commanders and
Envoys in India ; viz. : —
1. Brigadier-General Sir Kobert Barker; 26 March-17 Aug. 1773,
f. 3.
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586 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,U7— 29,130.
2. Nathaniel Middleton [Resident with the Nabob Vizier of Oudo] ;
28 Jan.-6 Nov. 1774, f. 18.
3. Colonel Arthur Champion; 27 April-4r Jnn^, 1774, f. 44.
4. George Bogle, on his embassy to Teehoo Lama; 13 May, 1774-10
May, 1775, f. 65.
5. Sir Eyre Coote, Sir Thomas Rnmbold, and Laurence Sullivan
[Director of the E. L Company]; 16 Jan. 1779-6 Jan. 1781, f. 70.
6. David Anderson, on bis embassy to Chimnajee at Cattack ; 1-12
March, 1781, f. 86.
Paper. Small Polio.
29.118. Copies of private letters from Warren Hastings to various
oflGlcers, in relation to the affairs of Bombay and the Central
Provinces; Jan. 1778-May, 1781. Paper. Small Folio.
29.119. 1. CoriBs of letters from Colonel [Tbomas] Ooddard, in
command of the expedition from Bengal to Bomba}^ to the Governor-
General ; 3 Oct. 1778-2 March, 1779, f. 1.
2. Copies of letters from Colonel George Muir duiing the campaign
against the Mahi-atta chieftain Scindia; 14 March, 1781-10 Feb.
1782, f. 55.
Paper. Folio.
29.120. Copies of letters and papers sent by John Bristow, Resident
at the Court of the Nabob Vizier of Oude, *to the Government of
Bengal; 12 Dec. 1782-13 Deo. 1783. Entitled, «* Papers sent to
Mr. David Anderson, 24 March, 1784." Quarto.
29.121. Copies of private letters of Warren Hastings during his visit
to Lucknow and Benares ; April-Oct. 1784. Paper. Folio.
29.122. 29,123. Letters from natives of India to the government of
Bengal; 1777-1781. Translations. Two volumes. Paper. Quarto.
29,124. Official letters to native princes fiom the government of
Bengal; 1778, 1779, 1785. Paper. Folio.
29,126-29,129. Letterbooks of Warren Hastings; 1769-1781. Five
volumes ; the first containing letters frotn Fort St. George, Sept.
1769-Jan. 1772; and others relating to the affairs of Bengal, May
1772-Oct. 1774. The other volumes contain letters to Europe: —
Vol. 11. Jan. 1770-May, 1772, 26 Dec. 1774; Vol. hi. March,
1772-Sept. 1776; Vol. iv. Sept. 1776-April, 1781; Vol. v. Jan.
1782-March, 1787. Paper. Folio.
29,130. MiscELLANBOUS lotterbooks of Warren Hastings; viz.: —
1. Mercantile letters ; Sept. 1772-Dec. 1773, f. 1.
2. Abstracts of general letters ; Sept. 17t59-March, 1772, f. 6 b.
3. Abstracts of public letters ; Aug. 1783, f. 30.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,181—29,195.
587
4. Abstracts of correspondenoe with the Besident ^t Lucknow ; July,
1781-Jime, 1782, f. 38.
5. AbBtracts of private letters ; 1780, f. 44.
6. Copies of private letters; 1807, 1810, 1815-1817, ff. 62-119 b.
Paper. Folio.
29431. Original letters from Robert Olive, Lord Olive, Administrator
of India, to Warren Hastings; Oalcutta, London, 5 Feb. 1758-25
Oct. 1773. Holograph; with seals. At f. 96 is a letter from
Margaret, wife of Lord Olive ; London, 21 Nov. 1772. Paper. Quarto.
29,132-29,194. General original correspondence of Warren Hastings,
with additions; 1758-1838. Sixty-three volumes. The names
of writers will appear in the Index.
Vol.xxxm. 21 May-20 July. 1784.
„ joaiv. 22 July-Ang. 1784.
„ XXXV. Sept.-Oct. 1784.
„ XXXVI. Nov. 1784-Jaii. 1785.
„ xxxvn. Feb.-Aug. 1785.
„xxxvnL Sept. 1785-15 March, 1786.
„ XXXIX. 16 March, 1786-11 Sept.
1787.
„ XL. 18 Sept. 1787-Deo. 1789.
„ XLi. 1790-1792.
„ xui. 1793-April. 1795.
„ XLin. April, 1795-Deo. 1796.
„ XLiv. 1797-Feb. 1798.
„ XLV. Marcb, 1798-May, 1799.
„ XLVi. June, 1799-Deo. 1800.
„ XLVii. 1801-1802.
„ xLvm. 1803-Sept. 1804.
„ xLix. Oot 1804-Deo. 1805.
„ L. 1806.
„ Li. Jan.-Oot. 1807.
„ Lii. Not. 1807-Aug. 1808.
„ Lin. Sept 1808-Deo. 1809.
„ Liv. 1810.
„ LV. 1811.
„ LVi. 1812.
„ LVii. 1813.
„ Lvm. Jan. 1814-March, 1815.
„ ux. April, 1815^epL 1816.
„ LX. Oct 1816-1838.
„ Lxi. Undated. A-Ha.
^ Lxii. Undated. Ha-R.
,, Lxiii. Undated. S-Z.
Vol. L 1758-1771.
^ n. Jan. 1772-June, 1773.
„ m. July, 1773-June, 1774.
IV. July-Dec. 1774.
^ T. 1775.
„ VI. Jan.-Nov. 1776.
„ vn. Dea 1776- June, 1777.
„ vm. July-Dec. 1777.
„ IX. Jan.-May, 1778.
„ X. June-Oct. 1778.
„ XL Nov. 1778-Jan. 1779.
„ xn. Feb.-July, 1779.
^ xm. Aug. 1779-March, 1780.
„ XIV. April-15 Sept 1780.
„ XV. 17 Sept-Deo. 1780.
„ xvL Jan.-13 Feb. 1781.
» xvn. 14 Feb.-April, 1781.
J, xvm. May-July, 1781.
„ XIX. Aug.-Sept. 1781.
XX. Oct.-Nov. 1781.
„ XXL Deo. 1781-Jan. 1782.
•» xxn. Feb.-Maroh, 1782.
„ xxm. April-June, 1782.
^ XXIV. July-Aug. 1782.
„ XXV. Sept-15 Nov. 1782.
^ XXVI. 16 Nov. 1782-Jan. 1783.
„ xxvn. Feb.-Maroh, 1788.
„ xxvra. April-15 June, 1783.
„ XXIX. 18 June-Sept 1783.
„ XXX. Oct. 1783-20 Jan. 1784.
^ XXXI. 22 Jan.-20 March, 1784.
J; „ xxxn. 21 Maroh-20 May, 1784.
Paper. Folio.
29,195. Letters and papers of natives of India, etc. Originals and
copies. In the ruUive languages, with a few translations. Paper.
Large Folio.
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688 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,198^29,198.
29,198. Original letters, 1774r-1817, viz. :—
l.Dr. Samuel Johnson to Warren Hastings, 30 March, 1774, 29 Jan.
1781, ff. 1, 4.
2. Hon. T[homa8] Erskine [afterwards first Baron Erskine] to
[Jonathan Shipley] Bishop of St. Asaph, n.d. [circa 1786], f. 6.
3. [Charles Genevieve Louise Auguste Andre Timothc^e] La Chevaliere
D'Eon [de Beaumont]; London, 31 May, 1792, Fr. f. 10.
4. [Eohert Stewart] Viscount Castlereagh [afterwards first Marquis
ofLondondeiTy] toWarren Hastings; East Sheen, 6 Aug. [?1796],f.l2.
6. Sir Humphrey Davy to J. P. Auriol; London, 9 June, 1817, f. 13.
Paper. Quarto.
29.197. Original letters from Warren Hastings to his wife Marian ;
19 Aug.-17 Dec. 1780, and 11 Jan.-29 Dec. 1784. Paper. Quarto.
29,198-29,208. Miscellaneous political papers of Warren Hastings;
1769-1816. Nine volumes. Folio.
29.198. Vol. I. 1759-1781.
I. Accounts of duels between servants of the East India Company;
1769, 1773. ff. 1, 149.
2. Diaiies of public transactions; 2 Oct. 1760-3 Dea 1767; partly in
the hanfl writing of Warren Hastings, ff. 3, 15, 19, 28.
3. Correspondence of the Directors of the E. I. Company with the
government at Calcutta; 6 May, 1761-31 May, 1781. Originals and
copies, ff. 9, 11, 16, 71-82 b, 86, 381.
4. Treaties between the E. I. Company and Native Princes ; 16 Aug.
1766-16 March, 1775, ff. 22, 38, 46, 148, 157, 291, 297, 303.
5. Accounts of expenses of the E. L Company; 81 Jan. 1766-30 Nov.
1776, ff 26, 48 b-63 b, 84, 99, 109,111,117, 146, 159,243,245, 255,
281, 305, 368, 377.
6. Extracts from Minutes of Council at Bengal; 17 April, 1771-21
Nov. 1776, ff. 64, 88, 101, 113, 133, 257, 283, 306-324 b, 344, 346,
360, 370.
7. Private signals to be observed by H. B. M. ships and those of tlie
E. I. Company on meeting; 28 Nov. 1771, f. 83.
8. Papers relating to the forces of the E. I. Company ; 6 Feb. 1 773,
. 11 July, 1774, ff. 119, 253.
9. Correspondence of various officials with the Bengal Government;
3 Jan. 1773-23 May, 1774, ff. 126, 247.
10. Appointment of a Council of Commerce and Trade at Calcutta ;
23 Dec. 1773, ff. 161, 181.
II. Bill for management of affairs of the E. I. Company and for
establishing a Court of Judicature [1773], f. 203.
12. " Memorandum of information given to Mr. Hastings at different
times to the 10th of May, 1775," f. 325.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 29,199, 29,200. 589
13. Papers and Correspondence relating to the ship Minerva ; 11 Feb.-
15 Nov. 1775, flf. 329-343 b, 366, 368.
14. " Substance of letter of George Baldwin from Cairo, 15 Dec. 1775,"
f. 379.
29.199. Vol. II. 1775-1781.
1. Accoimts of expenses of the E. I. Company ; 9 Jan. 1776-1 Deo.
1780, fif. 1, 21. 74, 148, 241, 242, 246, 286-298, 311, 475.
2. Extracts and abstracts of Minutes of the Bengal and Bombay
Councils; 13 Feb. 1775-14 Jan. 1781, ff. 2, 8. 14, 37, 47, 58, 68, 70,
81, 87-117 b, 120-147 b, 154-172 b, 182-235 b, 260, 281, 299,
313-326, 352-414, 420, 472, 476, 500-504.
3. Papers relating to the forces of the E. I. Company ; 20 Aug. 1776-
8 Oct. 1780, ff. 23, 30, 150, 152, 228, 240, 258, 274, 276, 347, 415.
4. Correspondence of Native and Company officials with the Bengal
Government; Ang. 1776-31 Dec. 1780, ff. 25, 27, 29, 35, 64, 66, 85,
173, 236, 243, 256, 266, 270-273, 301, 303, 461, 505-518.
5. Bill of Complaint by Lord Pigot, Governor of Madras, against Sir
E. Fletcher; 8 Oct. 1776, f. 31.
6. Dispute between John Bobinson and William Shaw, merchants ;
1777, ff. 75, 78.
7. Correspondence of the Directors of the E. I. Company with the
Government at Bombay; 4 July, 1777-29 Nov. 1780, ff. 79, 244,
268, 327, 474.
8. Counsel's opinion by Benjamin Sulivan, Barrister-at-Law, on the
office of a coroner; 2 Oct. 1777, f. 118.
9. "List of E. I. Directors for the year 1777; also of the Council
Madrass for and against Lord Pigot, 1777," £1 181.
10. Treaties of peace between the E. I. Company and Native Princes ;
Jan. 1779, ff. 252, 254.
11. Conference between Sir Eyre Coote and the Nabob Mobarek-ud-
Dowlah ; 13 Oct. 1779, f. 277.
12. *' Comparative view of the political strength of the principal states
of Hindostan with some observations on the nature and defects of
the British Establishments in India; 15 Oct 1780," f. 455.
13. Description of Seringapatam and proposal for attacking it, by
Colonel H. Watson; Fort William, 27 Oct. 1780. Autograph, f.457.
14. Counsel's opinion by George Ecus on the dispute between the
Judges and the Supreme Court in Bengal ; Inner Temple, 5 Dec.
1780, f. 482.
15. Narrative of William Danckelmann of affairs of the Dutch E. L
Company ; 14-16 Dec. 1780, f. 490.
89.200. Vol. III. 1781-1783.
1. Accounts of expenses of the B. I. Company; 4 Jan. 1781-1 Dec.
1783, ff. 1, 6, 23, 43, 46, 73, 79, 122, 207, 268, 264, 366.
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590 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,200, 29,201.
2. Papers and letters relating to the forces of the E. I. Company ; 14
Jan. 1781-31 Dec. 1783, flf, 2-10, 19, 21, 36, 37, 44, 60, 65, 60, 67,
75, 268, 276, 310, 883.
3. Correspondence of Native and Company officials with the Bengal
Government; 14 March, 1781-22 Oct. 1783, ffl 11, 17, 20, 25, 29,
39, 41, 54. 59, 65, 83, 107, 170, 177, 203, 219, 240, 260, 273, 308,
327, 346.
4. Original Resolution of the Bengal Council on the visit of the
Governor-General to Benares and Lucknow; 3 July, 1781. Signed
and sealed, f. 34.
6. "Capitulation of the Dutch Settlement at Pera;" 10 Dea 1781,
£87.
6. Extracts and abstracts of Minutes of the Bengal and Bombay
Councils; 10 Dec. 1781-16 Dec. 1783, ff. 89, 93, 115, 166, 175, 182,
189, 210, 222, 244, 271, 279, 321, 348, 368.
7. ** Plan of Arrangement for the AfEairs of the Bajah of Tanjore in
1781," f. 109.
8. Extracts from European newspapers relating to India ; 6 Nov.
1781, f. 111.
9. " Mr. Charters's account of the expence of feeding Elephants for
Mr. Hastings in FeV' 1782," f. 187.
10. Treaty of peace between the E. L Company and Native Princes ;
11 May, 1782, f. 193.
11. Correspondence of the Directors of the E. I. Company with the
Government in India; 31 Oct. 1782-31 Deo. 1783, ff. 234, 269, 307,
374
12. Papers relating to the treaty made by England with France,
Spain, and the Netherlands, concerning India; Sept. 1783, ff. 332-
345 b.
13. " Account of the different Powers in the. Western Quarter of Hin-
doBtan;" 1783, f. 385.
14. " Proposals for the Establishment of a Colony of Chinese ** at Cal-
cutta; 1783, f. 391.
29,201. Vol. IV. 1784-1786.
1. Minute of the Governor-General on the appointment of a Judge
Advocate; Feb. 1784, f. 1.
2. Correspondence of Native and Company officials with the Bengal
and Bombay Governments; 6 March, 1784-11 Aug. 1786, ff. 7, 29,
38, 44-102 b, 106, 111, 119, 151, 310, 323, 329, 340.
3. Treaties of the E. I. Company with Egypt and Native princes ; 7,
11 March, 1784, ff. 11, 21.
4. Extracts and abstracts of Minutes of proceedings of the Bengal and
Bombay Councils; 16 March, 1784-19 Dec. 1785, ff. 27, 87, 107,
113, 121, 180-198, 200, 221, 226, 268-306, 312, 358, 361.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,201, 29,202. 591
5* Correspondence of the Directors of the E. I. Company with the
Bengal and Bombay Govemmenta; 16 March, 1784-31 Dec. 1785,
ft 31, 103, 134, 163, 219, 331, 338, 352, 361.
6. Acoonnts of expenses of the Bengal Qovemment; 80 Nov. 1783-6
Dec. 1785, flf. 42, 105, 129, 147, 172, 199, 203, 224, 229, 325, 332,
342, 350.
7. Extracts of news from the London papers relating to India ; Sept.-
Nov. 1784, f. 133.
8. Papers relating to the forces of theE. I. Company in India; 6 Nov.
1784-19 Feb. 1785, flf. 143, 201, 217, 307.
9. List of ships to and from India in the year 1784, f. 145.
10. ** Statement of the Bajah of Bisnee's claim to Camrape," 1784, f.
158.
11. Abstract of the India Bill ; 1784, f. 160.
12. «' Security for the Vizier's debt dne to the Company; 1784," f. 170.
13. ** List of the Honble. Company's Civil and Military Servants who
are dead or returned to Europe, since the 1st of February, 1785," flf.
237, 251.
14. Papers relating to Gunga Govind Sing, dewan to the Calcutta
Bevenue Committee; 16 Feb. 1785-25 May, 1786, AT. 268-306.
15. Objections to the agreement proposed with France relative to the
new French B. L Company; 14 Nov. 1785. In the handwriting of
Warren Hastings, f. 346.
16. Idjst of subscribers to a testimonial to Warren Hastings. In his
own hand. f. 363.
M,20S. Vou V. 1786-1816.
1. Accounts of expenses of the E. I. Company; 1786-1813, AT. 1, 83,
98, 158, 163-172, 193, 343.
2. Correspondence of Native and Company oflScials with the Bengal
Government, and the Board of Directors; 30 Jan. 1786-29 March,
1802, flf. 5, 38-78, 79, 85, 87, 126, 129, 272, 276, 813-316.
3. Extracts of Minutes of proceedings of the Bengal Council and of
the Board of Directors; 1786-1802, fl^l 5 b, 30, 42, 87, 91, 124, 166,
197, 274, 278, 287, 317.
4. Correspondence of the Bengal Government with the Directors of
the E. L Company; 7 March, 1786-16 Feb. 1816, AT. 9, 20, 28, 31,
130, 131, 173, 190, 200, 268-271, 294, 306, 342, 365, 359-380.
5. Papers relating to the military and naval forces of the E. I. Company
in India; May, 1786-1 June, 1815, flf. 19, 26-78, 169, 272, 276, 313,
357.
6. Order of the House of Commons for production of evidence in the
case of Warren Hastings ; 26 May, 1786, f. 24.
7. '' A definition of the nature of the of&ce of a Zemidar sent for the
use of Mr. Pitt, a day or two before the 13th of June, 1786, on
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592 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,202—29,204.
which day he used it and voted for the Benares Article." In W.
Hastings's handwriting, f. 32.
8. '* A short account of the accession of Moodajee Boosla to the
Baji of Bnrra Nagpore and the state of his Brother Bhimbajee at
Ruttonpore;" 1786, f. 101.
9. " Particulars of the Canongoes of the Province of Bengal ; 1786,"
f. 106.
10. Observations on the family and the court of the Nabob Vizier
Sujah-ul-Dowlah; 1786, f. lio".
11. " Eemarks on Sing's Manifesto written in 1786.'* In Warren
Hastings's handwriting, f. 118.
12. Treaty between the E. I. Company and Native princes ; 4 Feb.
1787, f. 121.
13. Account of proceedings of Scindia; Jan. 1786-Dec. 1787, f. 138.
14. Affidavit of William Larkins, Accountant-General at Calcutta,
relative to bonds delivered to Warren Hastings; 10 March, 1789,
f. 161.
16. Affidavit of William Hodges, relative to Cheit Sing, Zemindar of
Benares; 19 Jan. 1790, f. 188.
16. Papers relating to the suit: Maha Bajah Nobkissen v. Warren
Hastings; 1792-1795, flf. 202-264, 282-286, 288, 292, 325.
17. Original address of the inhabitants of Calcutta to Warren Hastings
on his acquittal ; 19 Sept. 1795. With aignaiures. Yellum. f. 265.
18. '* Observations on the Collegiate Establishment of Marquess
Wellesley; 19 July, 1801." In Warren Hastings's handwriting,
f. 295.
19. Papers relative to the grant of a loan and annuity to Warren
HaBtings; 15 March, 1803-6 April, 1814, ff. 321, 823, 354.
20. '' Examination before the Lords and Commons on the subject of
introducing the Christian Eeligion amongst the Natives of India,
1813," f. 345.
29.203. Vol. VL Undated.
1. " Begulations proposed for the Government of Bengal," f. 1.
2. Extracts from Minutes of proceedings of the Bengal Government,
flf. 17-125 b, 144-304 b, 310-379 b.
3. " Observations on the Supreme Court of Judicature in Bengal,
established by Act of Parliament, 13th of George III.," flf. 126-
143 b.
4. ** Proposal for appointing an Inspector-General of Offices," f. 305.
Many of the above papers are in the handwriting of Warren
Hastings.
29.204. Vol. VH. Undated.
1. Extracts of Minutes of proceedings of the Bengal Council, ff. 1-1 09,
112-120b. 140, 299.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,204-29,206. 593
2. Besolntion of the Court of Directors on defraying the legal expenses
of Warren Hastings's trial, f. 110.
3. Correspondence of the Bengal Government with the Court of
Directors, f. 121.
4. •• Memorandum upon Asiatic treaties with the Company," f. 137.
5. Treaties of the E. I. Company with Native Princes, ff. 151-
215 b.
6. Instructions from the Bengal Government to various officials,
ff. 216-292.
7. ** Project given by the Sieur de Bussy, and making No. 6. of his
Dispatches,'' f. 293.
8. Order of the Sultan of Turkey for closing the Bed Sea against
European ships, f. 303.
9. Memoranda of official business, ff. 307-338 b, 348.
10. *• Account of an Interview with Teeshoo L&ma at the Monastery
of Terp&ling/' [by Lieutenant Samuel Turner, 1783], f. 339.
11.** Extract of a Beport made by Lieut* Turner of his Deputation
to Thibbet," f. 344.
12. Correspondence of Native and Company officials with the Bengal
Government, ff. 348-401 b.
Some of the above papers are in the handwriting of Warren
Hastings.
29,806. Vol. VIIL Undated.
1. Abstracts and extracts of Correspondence of Native and Company
officials with the Bengal Qovemment, ff. 1-102 b, 368.
2. Papers relating to the military and naval forces of the E. I.
Company in India, ff. 103-234 b.
3. ** Plan of the position of the British Army before the Battle [of
Alexandria] of the 21st March, 1801," f. 214.
4. Papers relating to the revenues of the E. I. Company in India, ff.
235-286.
5. Papers relating to the judicature and legislature of the Govern-
ment of the E. L Company in Bengal, ff. 287-367 b, 376-415 b.
6.Bemark8 by Warren Hastings on his proposal to the Court of
Directors to defray the legal expenses of his trial. In his own
handwriting, f. 370.
M,806. Vol. IX. Undated.
1. Papon relating to the Native Princes of India and their dealings
with the E. I. Company, ff. 1-128 b.
2. Petitions of military and civil officers of the E. I. Company, and
of Natives, ff: 129-170 b, 277.
3. Addresses from various parts of India in favour of Warren
HartingB, ff. 171-273 b.
4. Address of the E. I. Company to the Nizam of Bengal, f. 274.
MS8.— 1872. 2 (i
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694 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,208-29,209.
5. Address to George III., on bis recovery from madness, f. 276.
6. List of subscribers to the civil, militaiy, and congratulatory
addresses of the 1st of Feb. 1786, ff. 279, 365-377 b.
7. Oi iginal remarks of Warren Hastings on " Seditious Publications,"
f. 310.
8. Lists of presents for Indian and Egyptian Princes, f. 316.
9. Miscellaneous papers, ff. 320-341, 349, 378.
10. Bules for writing in cipher, f. 342.
11. On Oriental studies at the E. I. College, f. 369.
29.207. 1. Copies of papers and plans for the better administration
of various branches of the Bengal Government ; 1774, ff. 1-6G b.
2. ** A Bill for the better Government of the Kingdoms or Provinces
and Countries under the Government and control of the Governor-
General and Council of Fort William in Bengal, and for the
Administration of Justice therein;" [1781 ?], f. 72.
Paper. Folio.
29.208. 1 . *' EuLES and Articles by the King and Parliament of England
for the Government of the Officeis and Soldiers in the Servioe of
the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East
Indies." Engl and Pera. f. 1 b.
2. " Standing Begulations of the Board of Ordnance " in Bengal, f. 40.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Large Folio.
29,210. Memoibs and papers relating to the history, geogra-
phy, and trade of India and the adjacent countries. Two volumes.
Paper; xviiiih and xixth centt. Folio.
29,209. Vol, I. 1. " Narratives of the Capture of Calcutta, in 1756,"
ff. 3, 13.
2. Narrative of the recapture of Calcutta and the taking of Chander-
nagore ; 1756-1757, f. 33.
3. Account of the capture of Calcutta in 1756 ; by Capt. Grant, Adju-
tant-General, f. 38.
4. " A narrative of the principal events in Bengal from the beginning
of December, 1759, to the end of the campaign in July, 1760." Two
copies ; the first in Warren Hastings's hand. ff. 49, 87.
6. " A Diary of one of Cossim Ali*s prisoners at Patna ;** 23 June-5
Oct. 1763, f. 114.
6. *' A Brief State of the Biitish Affairs in India at the commencement
of the year 1780, and continued to the 15th of October following,"
by James Gi-ant ; Calcutta, 30 Nov. 1780, f. 128.
7. ** Continuation of the British Transactions in India from the 30th of
November 1780, to the 30th of April 1781," f. 152.
8. *' Memorandum for Mr. Hastings respecting the state of affairs iu
Hindostan, January 1, 1785," by Major Browne, f. 158.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,209, 29,210. 696
9. ''A short review of the past and present state of the British Empire
in India," f. 184.
10. Account of the Mahrattas [1786 ?], f. 246.
11. "Mahratta History," f. 265.
12. "State of the Maharatta Govemment, with remarks," f. 275.
13. " Some Historical Anecdotes of the Bonnslah family," collected by
pjohn Collins, Lieut-Col., Besident at Lucknow], f. 279. See
Add. MS. 13,689, f. 1.
14. Account of the Mahrattas, f. 290.
15. "An account of the Peshwa's of the Moratto Empire from Ballojee
to the present time, anno 1776," f. 298.
16. "Histories of the two Mahratta wars and of the rise and declension
of the House of Surajee," f. 306.
17. History of Oude, ff. 356, 373.
18. ** James Grant, Esq., Political Surveys of the Deccan. Nos. 3 — 7.
Enclosed in his letters dated Hydrahad, 28th of Feb. 1782; and
Masnlipatnam, April the Srd, 1782." ff. 383, 393, 405, 418, 431.
19. " Translation [by James Grant] of a Persian manuscript, intitled,
'Memorandums and recent Anecdotes of the Southern Courts of
Hindostan, by an ingenious Mussulman obserrer, in the years
1196-6 of the Hegiry,'" ff. 452, 460, 471, 486, with appendix,
f. 500.
20. " Extracts from the Wukara Sun vat or yearly events of the reign
of Sh& Jehan, relative to Savie, the Father.of Suvajee, the Founder
of the Mahratta Empire," f. 509.
21. " Extrait d'une histoire de Mysore ^ritte par un Auteur Frangais ;
oette Ann6e, 1801," f. 515.
22. "Part Abridgment of Brace's History," 1497-1808, f. 517.
23. " Chronological table of the Company's principal Transactions in
India, commencing 1640," f. 527.
29,210. Vol. II. 1. " Description of the Kingdom of Napaul, with an
account of the wars with the King of Gorka, by Father Joseph,
Prefect of the mission," f. 1.
2. History of Assam, f. 15.
3. '' Mr. Motto's State of Bnndelcund," ff. 19, 23.
4. " History of EJssen-nagur, the Zemindary of Eaja Kisten-Chund,"
f. 26.
5. "History of the Mugs," people of Arracan; June, 1777, f. 51.
6. " Thoughts on the advantageous situation of Bengal for commerce,
security, etc, ; W[arren] H[a8tings]." Holograph, f. 69.
7. *' Observations on the nature of the Company's concerns on the other
side of India," f. 75.
8. " Account of the several powers bordering on ours and the Vizier s
Dominions," f. 89.
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696 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,210.
9. '* ObBenrations on the present state of Pegu, and the means of
uniting it to the British Dominions in India," f. 96.
10. ** Description of the Jungle Terry Districts, their revenues, trade,
and government, with a plan for ihe improvement of them; by
James Browne; 15 Feb. 1778," f. 100.
11. '* Information of Captain McPhersou respecting the route to
Poonah," f. 167.
12. Account of the dominions of Hyder Ali, f. 169.
13. " Account of the Soubah of Ajmeer," f. 170.
14. " Remarks on the rivers and coasts of Bengal ;" by John Ritchie,
7March, 1775, f. 177.
15. Account of Nagpore, f. 184.
16. " Memorandum respecting the Mountain Rajegueer," f. 190.
17. Descriptions of Navelli Rotas and Rotas Oarr, £f. 192, 195.
18. " Account of the City of Gowre," f. 199.
19. Account of Trincomalee, f. 203.
20. '* Advantages attending the settling Hog Island on the W. coast of
Sumatra," f. 207.
21. "Of the Islands called Andaman, by Thomas Forrest," f. 211.
22. Papers relating to Junk Salang Isle, fT. 217, 225, 231.
23. '* Memorandums relating to Tillabelooko, or Port Albion, on the
Island of Neyas,"f. 233.
24. « Of the Port of Malacca," f. 235.
25. Description of Pulo Penang, with plans, f. 244.
26. *' Memorandum relative to the Spice Islands," f. 248.
27. Routes through various i>arts of India, with plans, £f. 252-
272 b.
28. Memoir on the Isle of France ; 5 June, 1778. Fr. and Eng. flf. 273,
288.
29. " Proposals for a new set of Maps of Bengali, etc." f. 298.
30. ** Extract from letters addressed to Lord Loughborough from Italy,
1779, etc., etc." f. 300.
31. Memoir on the navy and commerce of the E. I. Company, 12 April,
1786, f. 309.
32. "Plan for public granaries," f. 331.
33. ** Memorandum of Arracan Trade," f. 335.
34. «• On the Fir Trade," f. 340.
35. " Trade from India to Grand Cairo," f. 341.
36. " China. Debt due from Chinese merchants to Englishmen," f. 343.
37. Proposals from the Proprietor of the Artificial Slate Company to
the Directors of the E. I. Company, f. 345.
38. " Observations on the longitude [of di£ferent places in India] in
1778, 79, 80, and 81 ; by James S. Ewart," f. 852.
39. Remarks ** Upon the General Plan of the Entrance of Hoogly
River," f. 402.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,211—29,216. 697
40. Papers relating to a trade between India and Egypt by the Bed
Sea, ff. 412, 422, 426, 430, 432.
29.211. Draff of the greater part of a narrative written by Henry
Vansittart and published by him as *' A narrative of transactions in
Bengal, 1760-1764, during the government of Mr. Henry Vansittart ;
1766. ' Three vols. Octavo." This draft differs slightly from the
printed text and ends imperfectly in the year 1703. {See vol. iii.
p. 140.) With correctious and additions in the handwriting of
Wanen Hastings, which are incorporated in the printed text. Paper.
Folio.
29.212. 1. "Diary of Transactions and Occurrences in a voyage to
Benares in 1773 :" an account of the journey of Warren Hastings to
Benares to arrange a treaty with Sujah Dowlah, Nabob Vizier, 24
June-4 Oct. 1773; almost entirely in his own hand, f. 1.
2. Diary of the visit of Warren Hastings to Benares and Lncknow,
with copies of his correspondence; 17 Feb.-19 May, 1784, f. 83.
Paper. Folio.
29.213. "A Journal of the road travelled by Colonel Upton from
Ealpee ; through Narwha, Serunge, Bopaul, and Boorhaunpore, on
a deputation to Poonah : and continued thence to Bombay ; by
order of the Honourable the Governor-General aud Counuil at Fort
William; in three parts. Geographical, Historical, Astronomical,
and performed in the years 1775 and 1776." Paper. Folio.
29.214. 1. Nabbative of a voyage to Cochin China in 1778, by
Charles Chapman. [Printed in the Asiatic Annual Eegister for
1801. Miscellaneous tracts, p. 62.] f. 1. With plan of his route
by Lieut. J. S. Ewart, 1782, f. 89.
2. " Captain [Michael] Symes's narrative of his Embassy to Ava," in
1795. [Printed in 1800.] f. 91.
Paper. Folio.
29.215. 1. " Narrative of the Proceedings of Colonel Leslie and his
Detachment " on the expedition from Bengal to Bombay ; 6 March-
1 Sept. 1778; [by Captain Cockerell], f. 1.
2. " Jouruid of twenty days campaign under Major-General Sir Hector
Monro " against Hyder Ali ; 26 Aug.-14 Sept. 1780, f. 9.
3. *' Boute of a detachment from Bengal towards Madras under the
command of Colonel Thomas Dean Pearse, January, 1781," by Oapt.
P. Douglas, f. 23.
4. ** Journal of a march over the Binde Hills from Chunarghurr to
LetiiBfpoore ; " 15^21 Sept. 1781. By Major J. W. Ciabb. f. 3<;.
Paptr. Folio.
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698 ADDITIONAL MSS., 39,216—29,220.
29,216. Itineraries of joumeys from Surat to Cawnpore, 12 March-
28 July, 1785, and from Bombay to Poona, including a jonmey to
the Mahratta army when besieging Bnddammee, 12 Febr.-6 June,
1786 ; by C. W. Malet. Preceded at f . 1 by a letter to Warren
Hastings; Poona, 14 Febr. 1787. Paper. Large Folio.
For description of No. 29,217, see the Catalogue of Oriental MSS.
29.218. Notes, memoranda, and abstracts of political events, pnblio
business, correspondence, and negotiations in India, 1765-1801, in
the handvnriting of Warren Hastings. Paper. Folio.
29,219-29,225. Papers relating to the impeachment and trial of
Warren Hastings ; 1785-1795. Seven volumes. Paper. Folio.
29.219. Vol. I. Abstracts and notes of the charges, proceedings,
speeches, and evidence; chiefly in the handwriting of Warren
Hastings; 1785-1795, tn«.; —
1. ^' Peers who voted against and for the adjournment of the trial on
the 10th of June 1793," f. 1.
2. "Chronology of the Impeachment;" 16 June, 1785-11 May, 1790.
Imperfect, f . 2 b.
3. " Copy of orders of the Committee on Impeachment," 4 April-28
May. 1787, f. 15.
4. Abstracts of charges, Nos. 1, 4, ff. 20, 26.
6. Abstract of the proceedings, 13-16 Feb. 1788, f. 33.
6. Speeches of Edmund Burke, Feb. 1789, ff. 45, 47.
7. " Heads of Mr. Burke's opening speech," f. 49.
8. " 8th sitting, 25th Febry. Mr. Grey's speech," ff. 61, 71.
9. " Mr. Fox's Speech, 7th day," f. 53.
10. "Begums. 2* Article. Abstract of Mr. Sheridan's Speech on
Summing the Evidence." f. 73.
11. Abstracts of proceedings; 24 Feb. 1786-28 June, 1793, ff. 93-221.
12. "Lord Mansfield's opinion," f. 222.
13. " Eemarks on the Paper presented by Mr. Francis to the House of
Commons in the course of Major Gardiner's examination," f. 230.
14. Lists of questions put to dififerent witnesses during the trial, ff,
232-309.
The last four articles are in the handwriting of Warren Hastings,
29.220. Vol. II. Speeches, 1788-1792.
1. " Friday 22 Febr. [1788] 7th day. Mr. Fox's Speech with the
reply of the Lord Chancellor, etc." f. 1.
2. " 26 Febr. 1788. Minutes containing Mr. Grey's Speech on Eighth
Day with the Evidence of Mr. Morton and Mr. Benson, etc." f. 86.
3. Address of Warren Hastings to the House of Lords; 8 July, 1789,
f. 138.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,220—29,238. 699
4. Defence of Warren Hastings, read in Court, on the 2^ June, 1791,
m 142, 239-273. 285-331, 360, 356, 369, 385, 386, 387, 389, 391.
5. Speech of Edward Law, afterwards Lord Ellenborough, Counsel for
Warren Hastings; 14 Feb. 1792, f. 197.
6. Conclnsion of the speech of Bobert Dallas, Counsel for W. Hastings;
12 June, 1792, f. 234.
7. Address of Warren Hastings to the Court ; 27 Feb. 1793, f. 274.
8. Addresses of Warren Hastings to the Court; not dated and appa-
rently not presented, ff. 278, 333, 368, 368, 367.
29,22L Vol. IIL Minuted of evidence given upon the trial and im-
peachment of Warren Hastings ; 26 Feb. 1788-1792.
1. Minutes of evidence on the 9th and 10th days of the trial ; 26, 28
Feb. 1788, ff. 6, 28.
2. Minutes of evidence relating to the chains in connection with
Benares and the Begums of Oade, ff. 61-360 b.
3. " Loose Observations for Eevision, Correction and Additions, and
then to be digested into regular order. Written after the Session
of 1792." f. 361.
4. "Evidence of Sir John D'Oyly, Bart. ;" 22 Feb. 1787, f. 381.
29.222. Vol. IV. " Distress Brief." In defence of the policy of
Warren Hastings during the distress of the inhabitants of the
English Provinces of India; 1780 to 1782.
29.223. Vol. V. 1. Petitions of Warren Hastings; 1789-1796, f. 1.
2. Lists of Peers attending the trial, 1788-1795, f. 91.
29.224. Vol. VI. Accounts of expenses incurred by WaiTen Hastings
in his defence ; 1786-1795.
29.225. Vol. VII. Essays and tracts relating to the impeachment and
trial of Warren Hastings; some being in his own hand; 1786-
1795.
29.226. AcGOONTS current of Warren Hastings with his agents in
JBngland; 5 July, 1774-31 Dec. 1785. Paper. Folio.
29,227-29,231. Miscellaneous bills and accounts of Warren Hastings,
1749-1818. Five volumes. Paper. Folio.
29,232. Miscellaneous private papers of Warren Hastings, chiefly
consisting of law-papers, copies of wills, etc.; 1688-1814. Among
them are : —
1. Commission to David Eyton, as Ensign in the company of Captain
Edward Hastings; 31 Dec. 1688. Signed by William Henry,
Prince of Orange ; with seal. Vellum, f. 1.
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600 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,232, 29,233.
2. Wills of : — Jacob Knight, of Westbury, oo. Olouc. ; 14 Jan. 1717,
f. 2 ; — Ann Warren, widow, of Twyning, oo. Gloue. ; 28 Mar. 1760,
f. 57 ;— John Hackett, of Bengal ; 19 Jan. 1760, f. 60 ;--Jame8
Philip Lyon, of Bengal; 23 Oct 1762, f." 62;— Henry Creewicke,
of the CustomB, London; 7 May, 1766, f. 69;— Joseph Creewicke,
of Moreton in the Marsh, co. Glouo. ; 27 Mar. 1771, f. 73 ; — Tiaoe
Saul Hancock, merchant, of Bengal; 8 Dec. 1774, f. 81 ; — Thomas
Warren, of Twyning, oo. Glouo. ; 8 Feb. 1782, f. 139 ;— Lient.-Col.
William Tolley, of Bengal, 9 Feb. 1784 ; and Anna Maria, his
widow, 10 Feb. 1788, ff. 173, 178;— Captain Thomas Gladwin, of
Bengal; 16 Feb. 1790, f. 217;— Lieut.-Col. Francis Robertson, of
Calcutta; 25 Sept. 1790. Extract, f. 219;— Isaac Eaton; ii.d.
Extract, f. 276 ;— J[ulins] Imhoff ; n.d., ff. 278, 280.
3. " Docket of report of Judges on Mr. Knight's bill " and other papers
relating to the purchase of Daylesford by Warren Hastings ; Feb.
1786, ff. 163,211.
4. Schedule of title-deeds of Sir John Crichloe Turner's estate in cok.
Lincoln and Huntingdon, mortgaged to Warren Hastings ; 4 Mar.
1789, f. 197, 207.
5. Schedule of title>deeds of the Hon. Mrs. Perry's estates in cos.
Middle&ex and Kent, mortgaged to Warren Hastings's trustees; 4
Mar. 1789, ff. 199-206, 287.
6. Admission of Warren Hastings as Privy Councillor ; 6 May, 1814.
Signed by James BuUer ; with seal. f. 262. •
7. " Narrative of the sufferings of Mons. de St. Germain and his com-
panions in the deserts of Egypt," 1780, f. 305.
8. '' Anecdote concerning Cochin China from Signer Manuell
Johim," with map, f. 307.
9. Account of a gambling transaction between Sir Thomas Kent and
Kichard Burke, brother of Edmund Burke ; 1776-1783, f. 311.
1 0. Copy of the memorial of Admiral Sir Horatio [afterwards Viscount]
Nelson, 1 Oct. 1797 ; with additions by Warren Hastings, f. 314.
11. Plans of Daylesford House and grounds, ff. 413-416.
Paper ; xviith-xixth centt. Folio.
29,233. Political and other essays and papers, many in the hand-
writing of Warren Habtings, viz. : —
1. Letter of advice from Warren Hastings to the Earl of Moira on
his appointment as Governor-general of Bengal; 2 Dec 1812.
JDra/<.f. 1. See 29,234, f. 1.
2. " Queiies relative to the Nature and Powers of the 0£Soe of Governor
and President " of the Council of Bengal, f. 16.
3. Portion of a memoir by Warren Hastings on his negotiations with
the Nabob Vizier, Shuja-ud-Dowlah, in 1773. Drqft. f. 23, See
29,234, f. 182.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,233. 601
4. Remarks upon the increase in the expenses of the ciyil and military
establishments of Bengal between 1776 and 1783, and npon the
leyenne system introdaced by Warren Hastings ; by [Major] J[ona-
than] Scott, f. 29.
5. Regulations proposed by Warren Hastings for the removal of
cattle, grain, and other stores without the reach of an enemy
landing on the English Coast ; 1798. Autograph, f. 52.
6. Explanations of the terms " Zemindar," '' Polligar,'' and ^' Aumeen ;"
that of " Polligar " being in the hand of Warren Hastings, fif. 56,
60, 64.
7* Portion of a ''Postscript to a letter to the Bight Hon. Nicholas
Yansittart, in which some popular objections to the Repeal of the
Salt Duties are considered, by Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart." Printed
in 1817. £ 62. See 29,191, f. 76.
8. Criticism by Warren Hastings of a work by [James] Grant on the
Sircars and Zemindary tenures of India. Autograph, f, 66,
9. Memoir ** on Hindoo pilgrims," the government duties collected
from them and the Brahmin castes of ^' the Gya wauls, the Achariges,
Dhamees, and Pind Ferooshes," f. 75.
10. " Description of Gya ceremonies, etc, [connected with pilgrimages] ;
memoranda for an history," 1 89.
11. ''Certificate of Mr. George Bogle, etc.y respecting the Booteas way
of playing or blowing flutes;" Rungpore, 27 Feb. 1780. In the
hand of G. Bogle. Signed, f. 106.
12. Memoir by Warren Hastings on the French expedition to Egypt,
and the means of counteracting '* their eventual designs against our
commerce and possessions in India ;" [1798]. Draft, Imperfect at
the end. f. 108. See 29,234, f. 32.
13. "Observations [by Warren Hastings] of Sir Thomas Bamard'd
[Bernard] circular letter " on S. Whitbread's " Parish Schools
Bill;"[?1808j, f. 113.
14. Memoir by Warren Hastings on the state of the English currency ;
[1816]. Draft, f. 119.
15. <* Scheme for a proportionate assessment" of taxes» by Warron
Hastings; [drca 1797-1803], f. 126. See 29,234, f. 143.
16. Copy of >a memorial [by WaiTen Hastings] on the high price of
wheat, 1800 ; followed by a second paper on the same subject, 1801,
ff. 132, 140. See 29,234, f. 79 b.
17. ''The question of succession and the obligations to be entered into
by the episcopal clergy. By a friend of the House of Hanover,
1779." In the form of a letter, with autograph postscript, from
"Dr. [William] A[bemethy-Drummond] to Mr. Sk ^r" [? John
Skinner, minister of Longside, Aberdeen], f. 147. See 29,270.
18. '* Memorial of the causes for the renewal of war with France,"
by Warren Hastings; [1803]. Draft, f. 178.
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602 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,288, 29,284.
19. " Of the specific gravities of metals," f. 182.
20. *' Pemarks by Mr. Hastings on Indian coins," f. 184.
21. *' Attempt to account for the principle and origin of currents in
the sea,*' by Warren Hastings. Partly autograph, f. 186. See
29.234, f. 115.
22. Suggestions for rendering dwelling-houses incombustible, by
Warren Hastings. Autograph, f. 222.
23. Observations upon a project for sending missionaries to India, by
Warren Hastings. Imperfect, f. 285.
24. Account of Brahmin astronomical tables, with a suggestion *' for
discovering, collecting, and translating whatever is extant of the
ancient works of the Hindoos," f. 237.
25. ''Mr. [Eeuben] Burrows's [Burrow's] remarks on certain astro-
nomical calculations of the Hindoos." Autograph, f. 239.
26. '* Copy of the inscriptions on the gates, etc,, of Betas Gurr," [Hho-
tasgur, Bengal], f. 248.
27. '' Translation of a grant [of Deab Faal or Devap41a, Rajah of
Bengal], engiaved upon a plate of copper found in the fort of
Monghyr," dat. 33 Sombot [Samvat] = b.c. 56. See " A translation
[by Sir C. Wilkins] of a royal grant of land," etc., Calcutta, 1761 ;
and cf, " Prinsep's Indian Antiquities," ed. Thomas, 1858, vol. ii.,
U. T. p. 271. f. 245.
28. " Plan for a bank and for a copper coinage " in India, fragment,
f. 251.
29. *' A compendium of the influences of the stars in the new year,"
ete, ; with other astronomical papers, f. 253.
30. Lists of Sanscrit and other books, vocabularies, notes of Oriental
and European history, rough pedigrees of Oriental dynasties, ete. ;
partly in the hand of Warren Hastings, ff. 277-343.
31. Kemarks upon "Junius Identified" [by John Taylor, 1816], f.
375.
32. Remarks by George Bc^le, on his expenses in his mission to
Bhutan and Thibet in 1774. Autograph, f. 388.
Paper ; xviiith and xixth oentt. Folio.
29,234. Copies of political and other essays, papers and letters, of
Warren Hastings, viz. : —
1. Letters and memorials addressed to the Earl of Moira on his ap-
pointment as Govei-nor- General of Bengal ; 12 Nov. 1812-28 Feb.
1813, ff. 2-32. See 29,233, f. 1.
2. Letters to George III., with a memoir on the French expedition to
Egypt, ete. ; 30 Sept. 1798, f. 32. See 29,233, £ 108.
3. Memoir addressed to the Kt. Hon. Henry Dundas in 1796, on the
means of counteracting French influence in India ; 20 May, 1802,
f. 37 b.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,234, 29,286. 603
4. "A definition of the nature of the office of a Zemidar;'' 1786,
f.52. See 29,202, f. 32.
6. " Paper written for the inspection of the Court of Directors when
the proceedings for the charter of 1794 were pending," etc., with
letters; 28 Apr. 1812, 13 June, 1813, f. 57 b.
6. " Plan for the payment of the private debt of the Nabob of Car-
natic," 1778. " Inserted by mistake. It is not the document which
I composed." f. 73 b.
7. ''Correspondence on the proposed establishment of a Grain Com-
mittee ;" Feb. -23 Nov. 1800, 11 Nov. 1801, f. 79 b. See 29,233, f.
132.
8. *' Observations on the tax on income as it a£fects annuitants," ad-
dressed to Lord Henry Petty; 20 Jan. 1807, f. 106.
9. Essay on'' Currents in the sea," f. 115. See 29,233, f. 186.
10. " Obsei-vations on Lord Wellesley's College " in Bengal ; 19 July,
1801, f. 127. See 29,202, f. 295; with letter; 18 Oct. 1801, f. 138.
11. ''Scheme for a proportionate assessment" of taxes; [circa 1797-
1800], f. 143. See 29,233, f. 126.
12. " Observations on the tax on income;" [circa 1798-1803], f.
148 b.
13. *' Diary of transactions and occurrences in a voyage to Benaris,"
etc. ; 24 June - 4 Oct. 1773, f. 153.
14. "Translation [by Charles Wilkins] of a Cubbitt, or Ode, from the
Sanscritt," presented to W. Hastings by the Brahmins of Benares
in March, 1784; with notes, f. 199. See 29,235, f. 24.
15. •* Correspondence relative to a plan [of Charle^i Wilkins] for form-
ing a collegiate establishment at Benares;" 25 Aug. - 7 Oct. 1813,
ff. 203 b, 243.
16. Petitions, etc., of Warren Hastings to the King and the House of
Lords, relative to his impeachment; 3 Feb., 8 July, 1789-Mar.
1795, f. 217.
17. Letter to Sir John Sinclair, Bart., President of the Board of Agri-
culture, '* relative to the substance of which the fine shawls are
composed in Cashmeer," and the proposed introduction of the Cash-
mere goat into England ; 24 June, 1810, f. 229.
18. " Beflections on the late events of Europe;" 11 Nov. 1813-16
Mar. 1814, f. 231 b.
19. Beflections " on allowing [the East Lidia] Company's officers service
by purchase," f. 239 b.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29,235. Poetical pieces, original and translated from oriental and
classical authors, many in the handwriting of Warren Hastings.
English and Latin. Included are : —
1. Translation of "The Story of Dooshwanta and SakoontaU," by
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604 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,236--29,238.
Charles Wilkins. Imperfect; beginning in the middle of ch. iv., as
printed in the " Oriental Kepertory," 1808, p. 430. f. 1.
2. IVanslation, by Charles Wilkins, of a Sanscrit ode presented to
W. Hastings by the Brahmins of Benares, in March, 1784 ; with
notes. Autograph. See 29,163, ff. 77, 109. Preceded by a letter on
the subject from W. Hastings to his wife, f. 24.
3. ** The History of Eooroo and Promod-Boi-a," from the Mahabharata,
by W. Hastings ; with preface. Autograph, ff. 60, 66.
4. '* Sulivaniana :" political epigrams, by Stephen Solivan. Autograph.
f. 244.
6. " The Chief, or Bengal Good Officer," a satire; Oct. 1784, f. 266.
Paper ; xviiith and xixth centt. Folio.
29.236. CopjES of letters from Tisoe Saul Hancock, Surgeon extraordi-
nary to the garrison of Fort William and merchant, to his wife and
daughter, in England; Calcutta, 23 Nov. 1769-5 Aug. 1775. Paper;
xviiith cent. Folio.
29.237. Original letters and papers of the family of Johnson, of Johnson
Hall, New York, relating chiefly to transactions with the Indian
tribes and to the American rebellion ; 1774-1783.
1. [Sir] W[illiam] J[ohn8on, Bart., Superintendent of Indian affairs]
to the Earl of Dartmouth [Secretary of State] ; Johnson Hall, 2 May,
1774. Draft f. 1 ;— to [William] Franklin; Johnson Hall, 27 Juno,
1774. Draft, f. 7.
2. William Franklin [Governor of New Jersey] to Sir W. Johnson ;
Burlington [New Jersey], 26 May, 1774, f. 3.
3. Hugh Wallace to Sir W. Johnson; New York, 27 June, 1774, f. 6.
4. " Proceedings at a congress with all the chiefs and warriors of the
Six Nations at Johnson Hall;" 19 June-16 July, 1774, f. 9.
6. [William Legge, Earl of] Dartmouth, to Sir W. Johnson ; Whitehall,
6 July, 1774. Signed, f. 21.
6. Joseph Chew [late Secretary of Indian affaire] to , on the loyal
services of the Johnson family; London, 25 Jan. 1776, f. 22.
7. [Lieut.-General Sir] Frederick Haldimand [Governor of Quebec]
to Lieut.-Col. Sir John Johnson, Bart., on militaiy affairs ; Quebec,
13 Feb. -27 July, 1780, 26 May, 1783. Signed, ff. 24-32, 34, 36.
8. [Captain] K[obert] Mathews [Secretary to Sir F. Haldimand] to Sir
J. Johnson; Quebec, 17 July, 1780, f. 33.
Paper. Folio.
29.238. Letter-book of Col. Arthur Wellesley [afterwards Duke of
Wellington], containing copies of eighty-eight letters to military,
officers and the Secretaries of the Government and the Military
Board at Madras; 7-22 May, 1800. At the beginning is an auto-
graph table of contents. Only three of the letters are printed in the
** Wellington Despatches." Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,239-^29,243. 605
29.239. Twenty-four original letters of Colonel and Major-General
Arthur Wellesley [afterwards Duke of WellingtonJ, commanding in
Mysore, etc,^ to Major and Lient.-Colonel Thomas Mnnro [afterwards
Major General Sir T. Mnnro, Bart., K.O.B.], civil administrator of
Canara and afterwards of the "Ceded Districts" of the Nizam's
dominions : Camps at Kanagberry, Yepnlpnrvy, Dummul, Hoobly, etc.,
7 Sept.-20 Nov. 1800, 30 July, 1803-7 July, 1804. Holograph. Eleven
only of the letters are printed in the "Wellington Despatches."
Included also are the following letters : — Major T. Munro to Col.
A. Wellesley ; Cundapore, 7 Sept., 20 Nov. 1800. Copiea; the second
autograph, ff. 3, 44 ;— Col. A. Wellesley to Lieut.-Col. Mackay ; Camp
at Missery Cottah, 31 Oct. 1800. Copy. f. 30 ;— Lieut.-Col. Matthew
Close to Major T. Munro; Bhoodihall, 3 Aug. 1800, f. 63. Paper.
Folio.
29.240. Tithe and other parish accounts of Ivychurch, co. Kent ; 1800-
1840. Interspersed are a few letters addressed chiefly to George
Eobert Gleig, M.A., Kector of Ivychurch, Among the writers
are : — [Charles William Stewart] Vane, [Marquess of] Londonderry ;
Belvoir Castle, 6 Jan. 1828, L 298;— Sarah Lee [late Bowdich];
London, 27 July, 1830, f. 303 ;— M[ichael] Kussell [LL.D., Bishop
of Glasgow and Galloway]; Leith, 21 June, 1840, f. 335. Paper.
Folio.
29,24L Verses on the Lessons for Sundays and festivals throughout
the year. Latiuy with a few in Oreeh. Included also are, reversing
the volume, " Miscellanea tam Eomano quam patrio sermone lusa ; "
consisting of translations into Laiin from Dryden, Fletcher, Cowley,
and Dr. Woodford, and into English from Horace and Martial, together
with the following, among other pieces : —
1 . " Upon ye fire at Whitehall [1697], etcJ' Lot. f. 81 b.
2. " Carmen vagum hnvuaov,** on the battle of La Ilogue ; June, 1692,
f. 80.
3. " In Johannis [? Themes] Flatmanni obitum ; *' 1690, f. 78 b.
4. Verses addressed to Joseph Beaumont, D.D., Master of Peterhouse,
Cambridge ; [1663-1674], ff. 66, 69, 73.
Paper; late xviith cent. ** Sancti poetsd liber, 1699." Octavo.
29.242. Medical prescriptions, collected by Lawrence Cotton, Pro-
fessor of Anatomy at Cambridge ; with an index. Vellum ; end of
the xvuth cent. Small Octavo.
29.243. 1. "Phabmaooikeia in usum Nosocomii Divi Thomsd
[St. Thomas's Hospital] Londini, 1703," f. 3.
2. " Formulas perscribendi methodus succincta a D. P." [Dr. Archibald
Pitcairn], f. 16.
3. '* Materia medica elucidata," f. 19.
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606 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,843—29,849.
4. Medical prescriptions, notes of cases, ete., dated at Oxford, Edinbai^b,
Aberdeen, and London, from 1694 to 1708, f. 3L
Paper ; end of the xviith and beginning of the xvinth centt Small
Octavo.
29.244. ORiGiNiJi letters, e^., of eminent physicians and surgeons ;
1682-1839.
1. Acquittance by Marcello Malpighi; 24 Apr. 1682. ltd. Preceded
by an engraved portrait, f. 2.
2. J[ohn] Bell to his publisher; n.d. [? 1801], f. 3.
3. [Sir] Charles Bell to John G. Crosse, surgeon ; London, 27 Feb.
[? 1836], f. 6.
4. Fragment of a memoir by the same on the nerves of the face ;
printed in the ** Philosophical Transactions" for 1829, p. 817;
f.8.
5. Samuel [Christian Friedrich] Hahnemann to ; 31 Oct. 1839.
In the hand of his wife ; with autograph signature and prescription.
Preceded by two engraved portraits, f. 12.
Paper. Quarto.
29.245. Extracts from court rolls and other collections relating to the
manors of Pattingham, co. Stafford, and Claverley and Worfield, co.
Salop, with notices of the families of Hardwick, Perton, Ferrers,
Overton, Famcote, Rogers, Brooke, Moife, Bruyn, Pitchford, Lee of
Langley and Bumell; by Edward Hardwicke. Interspersed are
sepia drawings of: — Drayton Basset manor-house, co, Stafford, f. 7 ;
— Boman camp at Chesterton, co. Salop, f. 26 b ; — and the churches
of Tettenhall, co. Stafford, Oswestry, Claverley, Quatford, St. Mary
Magdalene at Bridgnorth, and Worfield, co. Salop, ff. 31b, 35 b,
68, 60b, 91, 92. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto.
29.246. 29,247. Sacrfd and other music in lute notation, chiefly by
English composers, including John Tavemer, Thomas Tallis, John
Mundy, Bobert Whyte, William Birde, Christopher Tye, Ludovico
Yittoria, Luca Marenzo, William Damon, Thomas Crequillon,
Giovanni Palestriua, and others. Two volumes. The first imperfect
at the end. Paper; end of the xvith or beginning of the xviith
cent. From the collection of Joseph Warren, the composer. Oblate
Quarto.
29.248. " La Don :" an opera, in score, composed by Marc Antonio
Cesti in 1663. On f. 1 b is an account of the composer in the hand
of Joseph Warren. Paper ; xvnth cent. In morocco binding with
rich gilt tooling. With book-plate of Henry Hase. Oblate
Quarto*
29.249. Cantatas by Alessandro Scarlatti, music and words. Paper;
xviiith cent. Oblate Quarto.
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•ADDITIONAL MSS.. 29,260—29,264.
607
89.250. 1. Treatise on the Astrolabe by Geoffrey Chaucer; written
at the end of the 15th cent. At the end, f. 26 b, is a monogram
apparently of the name of G. Heyton. f. 3.
2. " Ephemerides sine Almanach perpetuus **; printed by Peter Liech-
tenstein, of Cologne, at Venice, Id. Oct. 1498, f. 27.
3. " Amicus Medicorum Magistri Joannis Ganiueti : cum opuscule
qnod Celi enarrant propter principium eius inscribitur et cum ab-
breuiatione Abrahe Aueneezre de luminaribus et diebus creticis ;"
printed by Johann Trechsel at Lyons, 14 Oct. 1496, f. 149.
Paper. Small Quarto.
29.251. Trsatjse on the advantages to be derived by the state of
East Friesland and the town of Embden from the encouragement
of English merchants : a translation apparently from a work written
by a native of East Friesland and addressed to the Counts of the
province in 1564. (See ff. 27 b, 68. The date 1584 on f. 4 b is an
error for 1564.) Prefixed is a prefatory epistle ; and at the end,
f. 68, is added " A Be-waminge given to my gracious Lordes the
Earles of Eastfrizelande the seoonde daye of September anno 1572."
Paper ; end of the xvith cent. Small Quarto.
29.252. Copies of letters from Edward Willes, Chief Baron of the
Exchequer of Ireland, to Francis Greville, Earl Brooke and Earl of
Warwick, describing the country of Ireland as travelled over in his
judicial circuits; 14 Aug. 1757-20 Sept. 1762. At the end are
" Letters giving an account of Thurot's landing in Scotland and in
Ireland in the year 1760 ;" 23 Feb.-4 Mar. 1760, f. 81. Paper ;
xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
29.253. Brbviabt in Latin, containing : —
by the Litany, prayers and " Placebo,"
f. 84.
Services for Sundays and week-days
throughout the year, f. 90.
Office •' in dedicatione eoclesie," f. 293.
"Koctumalia officia de natalitiis sanc-
torum per circulum totius anni," f. 297.
OfSoe "de sollempnitate corporis Christ!,'*
£481.
Table of Lessons for Saints' days, f. 1.
Canon for festival services, ete,, f. 2 b.
Extracts from the Gtoipels relative to the
persecution of believers, f. 13.
Calendar, containing many Flemish
saints, f. 14.
Tkbles for finding moveable feasts, f.
20 b.
The Psalter, f. 22.
The creed ^ Quicunque vult,** followed
Fine Tellum ; early xivth cent. With beautifully painted miniature
initials and borders. From entries of saints in the calendar and a
later inscription on f. 1 the volume appears to have been prepared
for the monastery of St. Peter at Blandigny near Ghent. Small
Quarto.
29,254. " History of Harrow on the Hill," co. Middlesex, by Thomas
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608 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,256-29,281.
Combe ; with sepia and water-colour drawings of the chnrch, et^.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
29,265. " L*ARTE del navigare oon il regimento della Tramontana, e
del sole ; e la vera regola et osservanza del flusso e reflusso delle
acque, sotto brene compendio ridotta per Agostino Cesareo;" in
three parts, with coloured diagrams. Pieceded by a prefatory
epistle to Ferrante Somma, dat. 1585, and a sonnet Paper; end of
the XYith cent Small Quarto.
29,256a-29,259l. <' Eeturns of His Majesty's forces :" monthly tables
of the numbers of officers and men in the different corps of the
army at home and abroad ; Nov. 1768-Sept. 1775. The series is
imperfect. Forty-three volumes in four. Paper. Octavo.
29.260. Original oorrespondenoe of Johann Andreas Stumpff, musical
instrument maker, of London, with J[ohann] B. Streicher, of Vienna,
and [Anton] Schindler, music director at Aix-la-Chapelle ; 26 Apr.
1822-16 Aug. 1842. German. The letters of J. A. Stumpff are
drafts. Included also are letters from : — ^L[udwig van] Beethoven
to [Wilhelm] Ehlers ; 1 Aug. 1826. Oerm. Copy. f. 1 ;— J[ohann]
A[ndreas] S[tumpflE] to [Johann Nepomuk] Hummel ; London, 20
Jan. 1837. Germ. Draft, f. 8 ; — Eug[ene ?] Rymenans, junior, to
J. A. Stumpff; Antwerp, 12 Apr. 1841. Germ. f. 33. Paper.
Quarto.
29.261. Oriqinal letters of musical composers and others; 1778-
1861 :—
1. [Karl Philipp Emanuel] Bach to ; Hamburg, 3 Jan. 1778.
Germ. f. 1.
2. [Joseph] Houget de Lisle to [?Marc Fran9ois] Guillois; 24 Har.
1820. Fr. f. 2.
8. L[uigi] Cherubini to the Baron de Brayers St. Michel, [Francois
Andr6] Boieldieu, etc. ; Paris, 14 June, 1821-12 Oct. 1837. Fr. ff.
4, 16, 16, 21, 22.
4. [Saverio] Mercadante to Giovanni Bicordi ; Naples, 8 Aug. 1823.
ltd. f. 5.
5. Acquittance from Ferdinand Bies to Mori for payment on ac-
count of copyright ; London, 8 July, 1824, f. 6.
6. Henri Herz to Mori ; Paris, 27 Aug. 1828. Fr. f. 7.
7. [Charles] Chaulieu to ; Paris, 20 Nov. 1829. Fr. f. 9.
8. M. Bophino Lacy to W[illiam] Chappell ; Paris, 22 Nov. 1830,
£10.
9. Acquittance from S[amuel] Wesley to Bichard Akers; 15 Mar. 1831,
f. 12.
10. Vincenrio Bellini to [? Giovanni] Bicordi ; Naples, 28 Apr. 1832.
ItoZ. f. 13.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,261. 609
11. Jolin Brabam to ; Brompton, 28 June, 1832, f. 14.
12. [Gaetano] Donizetti to Giovanni Ricordi; Eome, 31 Aug. 1833.
Ital. f. 18.
13. C[harle8] Weichsel to W. Watts ; Hammersmith, 22 Dec. 1836, f. 19.
14. Ole B[omemann] Bull ; London, 22 June, 1840. Germ. f. 23.
15. L[oui8] Lablache ; n.d,, f. 24.
16. William Crotch to Charlotte ; Kensington, 21 Feb. 1842, f. 25.
17. A[lbrecht Grottlieb] Methfessel to Hildebert Schellhom; Bnius-
wick, 5 May, 1842. Oerm. f. 26.
18. F[ranz] liszt to Meser ; Dresden, 4 Mar. 1844. Oerm. f. 28.
19. Louis Spohr to [Franz Ferdinand Georg] Mliller ; Cassel, 5 Mar.
1844. Germ. f. 29.
20. [ Johann Christian] F[riedrich] Schneider to ; Dessau, 27 May,
1844. Oerm. f. 81.
21. Th[eodor] Dohler to Adisson ; Baden, 4 Sept. 1844, 1 32.
22. [Jakob] Meyerbeer to ; 23 Feb. 1845. Oerm. f. 34.
23. [Robert Nicholas] Charles Boohsa to ; London, 6 Dec. 1846,
LS6.
24. Gioachino Bossini to Giovanni Eicordi ; Bologna, 28 Dec. 1847.
Ital. f. 38. .
25. Friedrich Kalkbrenner to ; 14 May, «.a., f. 39.
26. C[arl] G[ottlieb] Reissiger to ; Dresden, 27 Jan. 1850.
Oerm. f. 40.
27. L[uigi] Gordigiani to Maggioni ; 18 May, 1858. Ital. f. 41.
28. Franz Abt to ; Brunswick, 6 Mar. 1860. Oerm. f. 42.
29. V[incenz] Lachner to ; Mannheim, 26 Apr. 1860. Oerm.
£43.
30. [Berthold] Damoke to ; Paris, 20 June, 1861. Oerm. f. 44.
31. [Mad. — Clementi] ; Brighton, 28 Dec. 1861, f. 45.
32. M[ichael] W[illiam] Balfe to ; n.d., f. 46.
33. Mic[hele Enrico] Carafa to Giovanni Ricordi; Naples, 31 Mar.
[1818]. Ital. f. 47.
34. Clara Schumann to Black ; n.d., f. 48.
35. John Bamett to J. D'Almaine ; n.d., f. 49.
86. Ferdinando Paer to ^^ D'Henneville ; Paris, 13 Oct., 3.a. Fr.
f. 50.
37. Alfred Piatti to Wolf; London, n.d. Fr. f. 52.
38. M Storace to ; n,d., f. 54.
39. H[einrich] W[ilhelm] Ernst to Schlesinger ; n.d. Germ.
f. 55.
40. R[obert] Schumann to ; n.d. Oerm. f. 57.
41. Hector Berlioz to Kistner ; 9 Dec. s.a. Fr. f. 59. With
musical notes ; 9igned. f. 61.
42. H[ubert] Leonard to ; n.d. Fr. f. 62.
43. [Hubert Ferdinand] Kufferath to P.^chott; n.d. Oerm. f. 63
MSS. — 1872. 2 R
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610 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,262—29,269.
44. Signatures of Maria Piocolomini, F[i'aiiceB0O Yincenzo] Schira, and
othei-8, f. 65.
Paper. Quarto.
29.262. " Some rules and orders for tbe government of the house of an
Earle, set downe by R[ichard] B[rathwaite] at the in>tant. request of
his loving frende M. L." Printed, apparently from the present
copy, in the " Miscellanea Antiqua Anglicana," Ko. 8, in 1821,
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
29.263. " An enlarged and improved survey of the British Customs ;
containing the rates of merchandize as established by the Acts of
12th Oar. 2dus, cap. 4th and the 11th Geo. 1st, cap. 7th, and other
statutes, with particular states of all the branches of duties, draw-
backs, bounties, &ca., &ca., paj^able thereon under all circumstances
of importation and exportation, the whole continued to the end of
the session 23d Geo. 3d." Paper ; late xviiith cent. Folio.
29.264. 29,265. " Collections for the continuation of the history and
antiquities of Wai-wickshire by Sir William Dugdale, knight, and
Dr. Thomas, to the present year 1830 [? 1848] ;' with drawings of
mansions, churches, monuments, coats of arms, etc. [by the Kev.
Thomas Ward, of Leamington]. Autograph. Two volumes. Paper.
Folio.
29.266. Accounts of [Bichard Edgcumbe, Lord Edgcumbe] Comptroller
ofthe Eoyal Household; 1 Oct. 1759—31 Oct. 1760. Paper. Folio.
29.267. Betorns to the House of Commons relating to the public
revenue and expenditure, etc, ; 1699-1731.
1. Payments " on account of the Privy Purse, secret service, pentions,
bounties," etc. ; 25 Mar. 1721-25 Mar. 1725, ff. 4, 82.
2. Civil list accounts ; 1699-1 727, f. 23. At f. 66 is " a paper [in FrencK]
relating to the allowance of £15,000 per annum out ofthe civil list
to the French protestants."
3. Miscellaneous General Bevenue accounts, etc,; 1716-1731; it 83b,
136.
4. *« An account [or journal] of the siege of Gibraltar,'^ 2 Feb. 172f-
12 June, 1727; f. 112.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Folio.
29.268. Establishment of ** guards, garrisons, and land forces in Great
Britain, [and Minorca, Gibraltar, and the colonics], with other charges
thereunto belonging," including copies of royal warrants, etc.;
1727-8. Paper. Folio.
29.269. " CoLLEcriOKS relative to the family of Murray of Stanhope,
in the county of Peables ;" consisting of original letters, agreements
for leases, law cases, etc, ; 1673-1763. Included are : —
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,269-29,5473. 611
1. Arms of Sir William Murray, of Stanhope, 2nd Bart., in 1664 ; digned
by G. Porteoufl, Herald, f. 6.
2. Paper endorsed by Sir Alexander Murray, 3rd Bart., " Coppy of my
letter to the Dutchess of Marlborrough ;" Marshalsea Prison, 24
Sept. 1716, f. 10.
3. [Sir] Alexander Murray [Bart.] to Andrew [Bearhope], surveyor
and gardener; Polmood, Edinburgh, May, 1734, 23 Sept 1741,
ff. 16, 33 ; — io Charles Murray, his brother ; Boulogne, 8 July, 1737,
f. 20.-
4. H. Clifton [wife of Sir Robert Clifton, Bart.] to Andrew Bearhope ;
London, 9 June, 9 Oct. 1746, ff. 23, 26.
6. Charles Murray to Andrew Bearhope ; Edinburgh, Carnwath, etc, ;
17 May, 1740-7 May, 1743, ff. 29. 31, 36, 37, 39.
6. " Answers for the creditors of Sir Alexander Murray, of Stanhope,
Baronet, deceased, and of Charles Murray, Esq., his brother, to the
petition of Edward, Duke of Norfolk, and others," by Alexander
Lookhart [afl^rwards Lord Covington]; 7 Nov. 1744. Printed.
f. 43.
7. Humorous and other verses, including " 0 that my wife wou'd drink
hooly and fairly ;" chiefly in the hand of Andrew Bearhope, f. 57.
Paper; Folio.
29.270. Letter from Dr. William Abemethy Drummond, Bishop suc-
cessively of Edinburgh and Glasgow, to [? John Skinner, minister of
Longside, Aberdeen], on the recognition by the Scotch Church of
the Hanoverian line of succession in England ; [1779]. Copy ; with
autograph postscript. See above, 29,233, f. 147. Paper. Small
Octavo.
29.271. "Antiquttibs to illustrate the topography of England and
Wales ;" consisting of drawings of churches, crosses, fonts, monu-
ments, etc., with descriptions, chiefly from piinted sources; by
[Thomas Combe?]. Paper; end of xviiith cent. Quarto.
29.272. Collection of epitaphs, in verse and prose, with notes of
churches, antiquities, etc.; by [Thomas Combe?]. Paper; end of
xvmth cent. Quarto.
29.273. Photooraphic facsimiles and tracings from the Psalter of the
University library of Utrecht [formerly Cotton MS. Claudius C.
vii.], the " Eadwine " Psalter at Trinity College, Cambridge, the
Psalter No. 27 at the monastery of St. Gall, etc. See Add. MSS.
22,291, 26,104. Included also are original letters from : — [Canon]
C[harles] A[nthony] Swainson ; Cambridge, 22 May, 1872, f. 1 ;—
and [John Eomilly, Lord] Bomilly [Master of the Rolls], enclosing
a copy of a report on the age of the Utrecht Psalter by P. J,
2 R 2
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612 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,274—29.278.
Vernmelen, Librarian of the University of Utrecht ; 24 Oct. 1872,
f. 16. Paper; xixth cent. Folio. Presented hy the University of
Utrecht and Canon C. A. Swaineon.
29.274. Twenty cantatas composed, to Italian words, by Giovanni
Battista Pergolesi. Paper ; xviii cent. Oblate Quarto.
29.275. Messa a 4 [voci] con stromenti di Domenico Cimarosa.''
" Per favore di Mr. TAbbe [Louis] de Sambucy da una copia fatta in
Parigi." Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
29.276. Lection ARY, in Latin, containing lessons for Sundays, festivals,
saints' days, dedications, etc. Included also are : —
1. Commentaiy on the Lord's Prayer, from the "Liber de divinis
oflfidis," asciibed to Alcuin, f. 167. See Migne, vol. ci. col. 1265.
2. " Orationes ad uestimenta sacerdotalia seu leuitica ;" with benedic-
tions, f. 159 b.
3. List of relics, etc,, " in hoc monasterio^ sancti Petri sanctique
Mauricii " [near Bingen on the Bhine ?]. Imperfect at the begin-
ning, f. 162.
4. Prayer to the Trinity and a Creed, beg. " Credo in deum patrem
omnipotentem per signum trium personarum." Imperfect, f. 162 b.
5. Lesson " in cena domini ad mandatum." Written, together with the
next article, in a xvth cent, hand over earlier writing of the ixth or
xth cent., containing portions of St. Paul's Epistles to the Romans
and Corinthians and of the Apocalypse, f. 163.
6. *• Tabula evangeliorum in summis festis decantandorum," f. 168.
Vellum ; xiith cent. At the beginning and end are two leaves,
apparently from a Pontifical, of the ixth cent; and on f. 161b are
inserted entries of donations of rents, etc., to a monastery apparently
near Bingen on the Ehine, in the xuith cent. Folio.
29.277. Catalogue of the nobility of England from the reign of
William the Conqueror to the creations of 1572, with coats of arms.
Paper ; drca 1604. " E libris Ph. De la Motte, Hertfordice, 1757."
Folio.
29.278. Heraldic note-book of William Fox ; containing descriptions
of the arms, with genealogical notes, of English kings, princes of
the blood, and nobility, and of families of the name of Fox, efc.,
with a few pamted coats and engraved arms of foreign states,
English and Irish episcopal sees, etc, Licluded also are : — " The
ancient armes of the nobility as depicted on large stone shields '*
in Westminster Abbey, f. 8 ; — " A description of the painted win-
dows in the once Abbey and now the Collegiate Church at West-
minster, now remaining a** 1774," f. 12; — Notes on East Ham
Church and Stratford Langthome Abbey, co. Essex, f. 16 b. Paper,
1774. Small Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,279-29,281. 613
29.279. Theological tracts, synodioal decrees, etCy in Latin and
French : —
1. Joannis Gerson "Sermo in Concilio Eemensi anno mcccc'^^iii," f. 1.
See Gonsset, '* Les actes de la province ecclesiastique de Beims,"
torn. ii. p. 640.
2. ** Aduertencia et respeotns babendi ad iniunctionem penittncie
publico." f. 19 b.
3. " Epistola super casibus reservatis," f. 22.
4. " Breuis formula visitandi "....** Compilata est hec breuis et
rudis instruccio tempore quo celebiabatur Bemis provinciale con-
cilium anno 1408, ultima Aprilis, collecta tam ex serinone iliic
babito quam ex cedulis et dictis variis plurimorum," f. 23 b. See
Gousset, torn. ii. p. 660.
5. " Statuta Synodalia :" ordinances of a bjsbop of Paris, of wbioh tbe
first is directed against tbe wearing of arms by ibe cleigy and tbe
last against tbe bolding of pleas, sports, efc, in cemeteries, f. 30.
6. Treatise on confession, beg. " Qui se veult mettre de lestat de
pecbie en lestat de grace," f. 41 b. See, for tbis and the two follow-
ing articles, Paulin Paris, " Les MSS. Fran9ois de la Bibl. du Boi,**
vol. vn. p. 386.
7. " Vne brieue maniere pour admonester ceulz et celles en especial
qui sent en article de mort, et puet valoir a tout generalment pour
aprendre a bien morir, et contient iiij petites parties, cest assauoir
exortacions, interrogacions, oroisons, observacions ;" known also as
tbe ** Science de bien mourir," f. 47.
8. " L'abo des. simples gens "... ." qui contient la patenostre ....
etlaue Maria . . . et le credo . . . et les v commandemens, et plu-
sieurs autres poins de nostre religion crestienne." Imperfect, f. 49 b.
9. Treatise on tbe vices, founded on tbe text, " Arbor mala fructus
males facit." Lat. Imperfect, f. 51.
Vellum ; xvtb cent. Octavo.
29.280. "Mustapfia" : a tragedy, by Eoger Boyle, 1st Earl of Orrery.
Printed in 1667. Copy in a lady's band. Paper; xviitb cent.
On tbe fly-leaf is an inscription signed " J. Stuart." Small Folio.
29.281. Original letters addressed to Henry Boase, of Penzance, on
ibe " Bullion question," tbe repeal of tbe salt duties, and otber
matters more especially connected with Cornwall; 1797-1828.
Tbe names of tbe writers will appear in the Index. Among them
are: —
ThomaB Bobson, miaaionary; Wampoo
near Canton, 18 Deo. 1797, f. 2.
F[atriok] C!olquboun; London, 22 Jan.
1803-4 July, 1811, flf. 6, 16, 20, 30,
Joseph Lancaster ; London, Lisbor, etc.,
20 Sept. 1804, 26 Oct. 1812-29 Ju y,
1813, ff. 13, 50-57.
[Sir] Isaac Hoard [Knt., Garter King at
36, 43. I Arms] ; College of Anns, 28 Feb. 1810,
■GranvUle Sharpe ; 8 Mar. 1804, f. 12. I f. 16.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29.281—29,287.
Davies Giddy [afterwards Gilbert] ; Lon-
don, etc, 1 July, 1812-14 Sept. 1826,
ff. 46, 64. 87, 96, 98. 167. 191, 195. 213,
235, 237.
[Francis Basset, Lord] De Dnnstanville
[and Basset]; Tehidy Park, 16 Dec.
1814-17 Jan. 1827, ff. 62, 147, 151,
233, 243, 251.
J[ohn] Davy ; London, 6, 27 Apr. 1815,
ff. 66, 68.
[Sir] H[umplirey] Davy; Gobham, Bi-
shop's Auckland, 6^., 8 July, 1815-
20 July. 1816, 10 May, 1824, ff. 70, 72,
83, 210.
Edmund Davy; Cork, 29 Sept. 1815-
1 Jan. 1817, ff. 75, 81, 85. 89.
[Sir] T[homas] Bernard [Bart.]; London,
etc., 7 Fob. 1817-24 May [1818], ff.
100, 105, 112, 121, 129, 135. 142.
Eobert Jameson [Professor of Natural
History at Edinburgh] to Dr. Thomas
Brown, Lecturer on Botany at Glas-
gow; Edinburgh, 3 Aug. 1817, f. 114.
T[homas] Brown ; Glasoow, 4 Aug. 1817,
f. 116.
John [afterwards Sir John] Forbes
[M.D.] ; Edinburgh, London, etc, 8
Aug. 1817-24 Mar. [1822], ff. 118, 185,
189, 193.
John Ayrton Paris [M.D.]; London, 27
Oct. 1817-12 Jan. 1820. ff. 123, 127,
138, 165.
[Sir] Rose Price [Bart] ; Trengwainton,
etc, 26 Jan. 1818-28 July, 1825. ff. 138,
207, 218, 226.
[Sir] C[*^n«*opJ^er] Hawkins [Bart.] ;
Trewinnard. 14 Nov. 1818, f. 159.
[Robert Dundas, 2nd Viscount] Melville
[First Lord of the Admiralty] ; Admi-
ralty. 5 July, 1820, f. 170.
[Sir] R[ichard] R[awlin8on] Vyvyan
[Bart.]; Trelowarren, 7 Nov. 1826, f.
24L
At f. 1 is inserted a passport for — King ;
Versailles, 13 Oct. 17b3. Fr. Signed
by Louis XV I.
Paper. Folio. Presented by O. C. Boose, Esq,
9,282. MoTETTS for two and three voices, to Latin words,
xviiith cent. Folio.
Paper ;
29,283-29,285. Trios for two trebles and a bass, without words.
Three volumes, a single part in each. The composers are : —
[John] Hilton, f. 3 b.
— Withie, f. 6.
[? Anthony] Wood; June, 1682, f. 10 b.
Solomon Egles[Eccle8], tunes for "Venice
Preserved," "Sir Timothy Trentall,"
etc.; [1682}— Aug. 1684, ff. 15 b, 65 b,
68 b, 77 b.
" Matthew Locke his litle Consoit." f. 20.
— Diesineer, ff. 31 b, 46, 59 b.
Eichard Girdler; 1682, f. 85 b.
— Baptist, ff. 37, 51 b, 52 b.
[John] Blow. ff. 87. 62.
[Thomas] Former, "Tunes in y* play
[by Nathaniel Lee] called y* Princess
of Cleve," etc.; Dec. 1682, [1689], 9
June, 1691, ff. 42 b, 62 b, 85 b.
F. Forcer; Feb. 168}, f. 56 b.
— Niohol, f. 62.
— Gourtenell; Doc. 1683, f. 71 b.
" Graboe, for y* Play [by Thomas South -
erne] call'd y* Disappointment or y*
Mother in fobhion, 1684," f. 74 b.
"Dr. StagglDS,"f. 80 b.
— CJompton. f. 80 b.
— Goi-ton, t 84 b.
" De'I take y- war," f. 94.
Paper; end of xviith cent. Belonged to Thomas Fuller in 1682,
and to Joseph Warren in 1840. Small Oblate Quarto.
29.286. Psalms and hymns by Dr. Isaac Watts, in short-hand. Paper;
xviiith cent. Duodecimo.
29.287. " Armida : Drama eroico [opera] in tre atti, del signore
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615
[France<fOo] Giuseppe Hayden [Haydn]."
cent. Oblate Quarto.
Paper; end of xvmth
.'Eevue Manoenvres der Koniglichen Preussiscfien Armee,"
containing the dispositions of troops, with plans, ordei-s of battle,
ete., at reviews held at Berlin, Potsdam, Magdeburg, Stettin, and
other places in Prussia and Silesia; 1733, 1763-1774. German,
Paper. On f. 2 is a note by [Gen. Sir] T[omkin8] H[illgrove]
Turner that the volume was "found in the [Dutch] Governor's
chest of maps. Cape Town, on the taking [of] the place by Sir
David Baiid " in 1806. Folio.
29,289. Services and anthems. Imperfect at the beginning. Tiio
composers are : —
[Robert] Paiaons, f. 4.
[John] Mandie. ff. 6, 83 b, 94 b, 102,
104 b, 107.
[John] Shephartl, ft 24, 74 b, 93. 97 b,
98 b, 100, 102 b, 105 b.
— Woot^Bon. f. 37.
[Thomas] Morleie [Morley], f. 39.
[Thomas J Tallis, ft 40 b, 85 b, 92 b, 96 b,
103 b, 104 b.
— Strogers, ff. 46, 86 b.
[WUIiara] Birde, f. 51 b.
[Elway] Bevin, f. 57.
[Thomas] Weelkcs, f. 62.
Paper ; early xvuth cent. Folio.
29.290. Fantasias, etc, for the organ by John Jenkins, William
Lawes, and [? Richard] Mico. Paper; xviith cent. Formerly bo-
longing to Prof. Edward Taylor and Jobcph Warren. Folio.
29.291. Madrigat^, catches, canons, etc, by the following com-
posers:—
[John or Robert] Raiq^ey, f. GG,
[Richard] Farrant, ff. 67 b. 9D b.
[Thomas] Tomkins, f. 68 b.
— Merricock, f. 80 b.
[Christopher] Tye, ff. 87 b, 94, 98.
[? Robert] Johnson, ff. 91 b, 104.
[Edmund] Hooper, ff. 96 b, 99.
— CJoste, f. 104.
[Matthew] White, f. 105 b.
[John] Wardo, f. 107 b.
A[cirian] Batten; 1629. Signed, f. 109 b.
Orlando Gibbons, f. 111.
WiUiam Child, f. 115 b.
Thomas Morley, [1593], 1594, ff. 3, 30,
39 b, 48 b.
JohnBartlet; 1606, f. 6.
Francis Pilkington; 1605, ff. 6 b, 7 b,
34 b.
Thomas Ford : 1607, 1611. ff. 8 b, 23 b.
William Child :— '* A catch insteail of
an epitaph upon Mr. Ralph Amren of
Windsor Choir [commonly called the
Bull-speaker], who died 1664,'* f. 9 b.
Thomas Ravenscroft; 1614, f. 10.
John Dowland; 1597, ff. 11, 22, 25 b.
William Lawes, ff. 13, 2% 27 b, 30.
John Hilton, ff. 13 b, 14 b. 15. 17, 17 b,
24 b, 37.
Roger Hill, f. 14.
Edmund Nelham, f. 15.
Canons, etc ; from " Fammelia," pr. lt;09,
f. 15 b.
H[eiiry] Purcell, ff. 20, 26 b.
Mattliew Locke, f. 20 b.
William Binle; 1652, ff. 23, 25.
^* Melisdomelo:^ or the Bee's Madrigal,
from Butler's Feiuinine Monarchic or
History of Bees, printed A P. 1634,'
f. 43.
James Corfe, f. 50 b.
Salamon notsi, f. 56.
Robert Croyghton, f. 58.
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616 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,292—29,298.
Included also are a few anonymous works. Many of the pieces are
not noticed in E. F. Eimbault's " Bibliotheca Madrigaliana." Paper;
xvnth cent. On f. 1 is written " R. Guise, Oct. 1762." Folio.
I. MoTETTs for a single voice with organ accompaniment, to
Latin words; by [Giuseppe] Ercole Bemabei, Jaoomo Carissimi,
Francesco Foggia and Domenioo Pellegrini. Paper ; xviith cent.
Small Quarto.
'* Salve Regina," by Johann Christian Bach. According to a
note of F[riedrich] N[icolai] on f. 1, the autograph score of the
composer. Paper; xvuith cent. Oblate Quarto.
29.294. ''Tre senate pel Piano-forte di Muzio dementi." Auto-
graph [?]. Paper ; late xvmth or early xixth cent. Oblate Quarto.
29.295. Musical commonplace book of C[harle8] Weichsel, containing
sonatas, concertos, and airs from various composers, with vari-
ations, etc. The dates Bologna, 1797, Milan, 1797, Venice, 1798,
1799, 1804, and 1805, occur at ff. 3, 8, 11, 18, 23, 25; and signa-
tures of C. Weichsel at ff. 11, cfc. Paper; Oblate Quarto.
29.296. "Sonatas by George Onslow." Autograph. Paper; xixth
cent. Quarto.
29.297. " The Cadi of Bagdad ;" an opera by Thomas Linley, junior.
Autograph score. Paper ; xixth cent. On f. 1 is the name of W[il-
liam] Linley. Quarto.
29.298. Treatise on harmony, counterpoint, fugue, etc,^ by Benjamin
Cooke, Mus. D. Autograph, Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MANUSCRIPTS
ACQUIRED IN THE YEAR
1873.
29.299. " Bepresentacion hecha al S^Eey D" Carlos 3*»por el Conde
de Floridablanca, [Francisco Antonio Monino]:" a review of his acts
of administration as Prime Minister of Charles III. of Spain, in
self -justification against the attacks of his opponents ; San Lorenzo,
10 Oct; 1788. With an appendix in the form of a letter to
Charles IV. referring the Bepresentation to his judgment ; 6 Oct.
1789. Paper; xvuith cent. Octavo.
29.300, A-Y. Miscellaneous autograph letters, etc. (acquired at various
times in 1873-1876), viz, :—
A. John Eedjng, Prior of Leominster, to the Piior and convent of
Beading, on the threatened suppression of the latter house ; 26 Apr.
[temp. Hen. VIII]. Hologr. f. 1. Presented by the Marquis of West-
minster.
B. Sir William Temple [British Eesident at Brussels] to the Lord
Keeper [Sir Orlando Bridgenian] respecting cei tain particulars of
the negotiation of the Triple Alliance; Brussels, 23 Mar. 16G8.
Holograph draft, f. 2.
C. Andrea di Leiny to Stefano d'Oria, Signore di Dolceacqua ; Turin,
26 Oct. 1575. Ital. f. 9. Presented hy Kenneth Cornish, Esq.
D. Sir Balph Abercromhy to [George-John] 2ud Earl Spencer,
First Lord of the Admiralty; Trinidad, 20 Feb. 1797. Hologr. ;
with draft of Lord Spencer s reply, f. 11. Presented hy J. JET.
Lloydf Esq.
E. 1. Bichard Carew of Anthony to John Dunbarre ; Anthony [oo.
Cornwall], 3 Apr. 1615. Lat. Signed, f. 13.
2. William Combe to Mrs. Swinney ; Lambeth Boad, 5 Dec. 1816,
20 Aug. 1821, fF. 14, 17.
3. G[eorge] Fitz Clarence [natural son of William IV.] to [Jamed
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; Graham, Diiko of Montrose, Lord Chamberlain]; Bushy, 10 July,
1830. Hologr. f. 19.
F. 1. Alessandro Manzoni to Giuseppe Visconti; Milan, 81 May,
1826. Ital Hologr. f. 21.
2. Ugo Foscolo to his sister Hubina Fosoolo Molona ; London, 26 Juno,
1821. Ital. Hologr, f. 23.
G. 1. S[amuel] Pepys, Secretary to the Admiralty, to ; 4 July,
1685. Hologr. f. 25.
2. Thomas Rowlandson to James Heath, engraver; Adelphi, 1 Mar.
1804. Hologr. With a drawing, f. 26.
IT. J[acob] Th[eodor] Klein to Peter CoUinson; Dantzig, 18 Dec.
1745, 23 July, 1746. Hologr. ; with seals, ff. 29, 31. Presented by
Robert Garrod, Esq.
1. " Copy of the Report, made through the medium of Mr. Plants,
to the Trustees of the British Museum, on the receipt of the
[Lansdowne] MSS. from Shelbume House," by Sir Henry Ellis,
Keeper of the MSS. ; 16 Sept. 1807, f. 33. Presented by Eev. A. F. A.
Woodford.
K. [Alphonse Frederic Emmanuel] Mar6chal Marquis de Grouchy to
[Calliste Auguste] Comte de Goddes-Liancourt ; Paris, [June, 1 841}
Fr. Hologr. ; with seal. f. 35. Presented by the Comte de Goddes-
Liancourt.
L. Emanuel Godinho de Eredia, the oosmographer, n.d. Portuguese.
A photo-lithograph from the original in the archives of the Torre
do Tombo. f. 37. Presented by the Duke of Saldanha, Portuguese
Ambassador.
M. 1. [John Elphinston, 3rd Lord] Balmerino; Edinburgh, 4 Jan.
1662. Hologr. f. 38.
2. Elizabeth Elstob; Bu.-h Lane, 10 Oct. 1709. Hologr. With
engraved portrait, f. 39.
3. S[amuel] Horsley, D.D. [afterwards Bishop successively of St.
David's and Rochester] to [David Stuart Erskino, 11th Earl of
Buchan]; Southweald, Essex, 29 Jan. 1786. Hologr. f. 41.
N. 1. John Hawkesworth to [Robert] Dodsley ; Bromley, Kent, 14 Sept.
1756. Hologr. f. 43.
2. Charlotte Lennox [nSe Ramsay, to David Garrick] ; Somoreet Hou'-o,
25 Oct. 1768. Hologr. f. 45.
3. John Lee; Staindrop, 29 Aug. 1776. Hologr. f. 47.
O. 1. John Dal ton, President of the Literary and Philosophical Society
of Manchester, to Sir John Herschel; Manchester, 28 Feb. 1833.
Hologr.; with seoZ and engraved portrait, f. 49.
2. Erasmus Darwin, M.D., to Miss S. Lea ; Derby, n.d. Hologr. ; with
engi'aved portrait, f. 52.
3. Thomas Day to Erasmus Darwin ; Hampstead, 29 Jan. 177i). Hologr. ;
with engraved portrait, f. 55.
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4. Arthur Murphy to Mrs. Abington; Hammersmith, 2 Deo. 1791.
Hologr. ; with engraved portraits, f. 61.
5. " The Boon " ; a poem by Letitia Elizabeth Landon. Hologr. ; with
engraved portrait, f. 64.
6. The same to 0. Webster ; Hans Place, nd. Hologr, f. 66.
P. 1. John Wesley to Kichard Burke; Edinburgh, 12 May, 1770.
Hologr. f. 68.
2. Mari:i Edgeworth to Kichard Montgomery; Edgeworth's Town,
27 July, 1840. Hologr. f. 70.
Q. Edward Jenner, M.D., to Rev. J. G. Gibson ; Cheltenham, 20 Nov.
1805. Hologr. ; with seal. f. 72.
R 1. Joachim Hocstetter to Thomas [Wolsey] Cardinal Archbishop of
York; Antwerp, 19 May, 1628. Lai. Signed, f. 74.
2. Petition of the same to Henry YIIL for assistance in mercantile
matters; n.d. Fr. f. 76.
S. 1. [James Brydges, Duke of] Chandos to [Lionel Tollemache, 2nd
Earl of Dysart] ; Cannons, 16 Oct. 1725. Hologr. f. 78.
2. Jacob Meyerbeer ; Baden, 7 Oct. 1 836. Oerm. Hologr. ; with verses
in French in another hand. f. 80.
3. R[obert] Schumann to Alfred Novello; Dusseldoif, 15 Apr. 1853.
Qerm. Hologr. ; with draft of Novello's reply, f. 82.
4. Jenny Lind to Auguste Boumonville, maltre de ballet at Copen-
hagen ; Cologne, 18 Aug. 1845. Swedish. Hologr. ; with a French
translation, f. 84.
5. Mattia Stabingher to [Pasquale] Tamburini; Moscow, 4 Mar. 1790.
Hal. Hologr. f. 87.
6. [Augustin] E[ug6ne] Scribe ; n.d. Fr. Hologr. f. 89.
7. Eliza Salmon ; 6 Oct. 1845. Signature to a circular, f. 91.
T. 1. " Apollo at Oxford ;" a poem, by Thomas Moore. Hologr. f. 92.
2. " Tory Logic ;" a poem by Thomas Campbell, for insertion in the
'* Morning Chronicle ;" with a letter to the editor, 14 May, 1841 ; and
a copy of an advertisement. Hologr. ff. 94-98.
3. E. G.Durham, newsvendor, to the Editor of the *' Morning Chronicle;"
Upper Berkeley Street, 17 May, 1841, f. 99.
4. Sydney Smith [Canon of St. Paul's] to Sir Robert Peel : a communi-
cation to the " Morning Chronicle ;" [20 June, 1842]. Hologr. f. 101.
5. Charles Dickens to Thomas Fraser ; Fumivars Inn, n.d., and
20 Jan., s.a. Hologr. ff. 103, 105.
U. [Horatio, Viscount] Nelson and Bronte to [John Jervis], Earl
St. Vincent [First Lord of the Admiralty]; 15 May, 1803. Hologr.
f. 107. Presented by Mrs. Jervis.
X. 1. James Heave to Oliver Cromwell ; "the Leaguer before
Eliz[abeth] Castle in the Island of Jersey," 15 Nov. 1651. Hologr.
With engraved portrait of Cromwell, f. 110.
2. " On Hampden :" a poem by Elizabeth Eowe ; n.d. Hologr. f, 112.
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3. [Firmin] Abauzit; Geneva, 22 Jan. 1732. Fr. Eologr. f. 114.
4. Philip Doddridge to his wife; Cranhom Abbey, 16 Fob. 173 J.
Hologr. With «eaZ and engraved portrait, f. 116.
6. A[ugu8tin] Calmet, Abb6 de Senones ; Senonville, 20 Nov. 1739. Fr,
Hologr. f. 117.
6. John Dyer to John Duncombe; Coningsby, 31 Jan. 1757. Hologr,;
with engraved portrait, f. 119.
7. George Home, D.D. [afterwards Bishop of Norwich], to Bamber
Gascoyne; 28 July, 1781. Hologr. ; with engraved portrait, f. 122.
8. Hugh Farmer [to Dr. Doddridge] ; n.d. Hologr. f. 124.
9. Edward Jerningham to [David Stuart Erskine, 11th] Earl of Bnchan ;
Green Street, 18 July, a.a. Hologr. ; with engravings, etc. f. 129.
10. James Basire to [R. Gough] ; 7 Jan. 1789. Hologr. f. 131.
11. Thomas Dermody to [Thomas] Bellamy, Editor of the "Monthly
Mirror," enclosing verses ; Haymarket, n.d. Hologr. ; with engraved
portrait, f. 134.
12. A[dam] Clarke, to William Baynes ; Liverpool, 2 Mar. 1802. f. 136.
13. W[illiam] Hayley ; 17 Feb. 1805. Hologr.; with engraving, f. 139.
14. Barbara Hofland to Bartnip, enclosing a hymn ; Newman
Street, 21 Apr. [1823?]. Hologr. ; with engraved portrait f. 141.
15. W[illiam] L[isle] Bowles [Canon of Salisbury] to R. B. Brodie,
M.P.; 11 Deo. 1834. Hologr. f. 143.
16. Rev. Rowland Hill to Rev. Samuel Lowell; Wotton, n.d. Hologr. ;
with sedly and engraved portrait, f. 146.
17. [Arthur Wellesley, Duke of] Wellington to Robeit Huntley,
respecting papers of the aoi-diaant Princess Olive; London, 28 Oct.
1835. Hologr. ; with engraved portrait, f. 149.
Y. P[ercy] B[ysshe] Shelley to Kitchener; Nantgwillt, 30 Apr.,
14 May, 1812. Hologr. flf. 152, 154.
Paper. Folio.
29,301. MkDiCAL treatises in Latin and English^ viz. : —
1. " Tractatus de phisica secundum compilacionem magistri Johannis
Ardena, Cirurgici :" the "Liber medicinarum,** or book of recipes, ope-
rations, charms, etc., f. 3, followed, at f. 22, by the " Pjactica '* on
Fistula in Latin, and occasionally in English. Illustrated with
coloured drawings in the margins, including surgical instruments
used in operating for Fistula. See Sloane MSS. 56, 795, 3844.
2. '* Diverse medicine secundum compilaciones diversornm magiii-
trorum cirurgicorum ;" a collection of lecipes, beginning with
" Medicina quae dicitur noli me tangere," f. 47 b.
3. " Diversitates herbarum omnium que ad medicinas pertinent,"
finely-executed pen-and-ink drawings of sixty-eight English wild
plants, with English names underwritten, f. 50 b.
4. Translation of ** De Simplici Medicina," of John Platearius, bo
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ginning,** Aloe is bote and drye ;" the arrangement diflFering from
that of the original, f. 65.
5. '* Gonernayl of Helthe" [by Juhn of Bordeaux], the first eight chap-
ters only, f. 89 b.
6. Recipes for various diseases, if. 93, 95 b.
7. On Kosemary, beginning " Rosa Marina is bothe tre and herbe . . .
And l>eese ben l>e vertues . . . as {>e clerk seith pat l>is book wrot at
scole of Salem to the Countesse of Hennawd, and che send l>e copy
to here douter [Philippa], qwen of England," f. 94.
Vellum; early xvth cent. ; with a few illuminated borders, and nume-
erous initials in blue, with line oraaments in red. On the fly-leaf at
the beginning is the name, ** Mr. Pettiford," late xvnth cent. Folio.
29,302. Original letters and papers relating to the affairs of the
Netherlands, principally during the command of the Earl of Leices-
ter; 1576-1705:—
1. Commission from Guillaume de Nassau, Prince of Orange, Statholder,
to Lambrecht Jaspars; 7 June, 1576. Dutch. Signed; with seal
and engraved portrait, f. 2.
2. Petition of Captain William Henrich to Robert Dudley, Earl of
Leicester, for a commission to equip and command vessels of war ;
[after 1583]. Fr. f. 4.
3. Guillaume Louys de Nassau [Governor of Friesland] to the Earl of
Leicester ; Leeuwarden, 6 July, 1587. Fr. Signed, f. 6.
4. Doeche Aijsma and D[ominicus] Richa3us de Postella, Deputies of
Oostergoo, to the Earl of Leicester ; Dort and Alkmaar, 18 Aug.,
23 Oct. 1587. Lot. Signed, ff. 9, 21.
5. Doeche Aijsma to his brother Hessel Aijsma, President of Friesland ;
Dort, 1 Sept. 1587. Fr. Copy. f. 12.
6. Jan Piron, commandant of Axel, to the Earl of Leicester; Axel,
2 Sept. 1587. Fr. Signed, f. 14.
7. Statements of Doeche Aij«ma and D. RichaBUs de Postella, referring
to the preceding letter at f. 12 ; n.d. Dutch. Signed, f. 16.
8. The Earl of Leicester to [Louis] de Nassau, Statholder of Friesland,
and to the State of Friesland ; Alkmaar, 25 Oct. 1587. Fr. Signed;
with seals, ff. 24, 26.
9. Petition of Anthoinede Boussu, Seigneur de Lambayssart; with a
minute of the Earl of Leicester's answer ; Utrecht, 30 Out. 1587.
Signed by the Earl. Fr. f. 28.
10. The States of Utrecht to the Earl of Leicester, on the same petition ;
3 Kov. 1587. Dutch, f. 31.
11. Remonstrance of the naval captains of Holland to the Earl of
Leicester against the proceedings of the Admiralty Court in libe-
rating ships seized by them ; n. d. Fr. f. 33.
12. to Hugo Grotius, Swedibh Ambassador at Paris, re-
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ferring to the efforts of the English Government to arrange a peaoe;
" ab aula regia prope Westmonasterinm, 20 Feb. 1635." Lot. Copy.
f. 35.
13. Gisbert Chiper [or Kuyper] to Theodor van Eycke; Deventer, 19
Kal. Jan. 1677 [14 Dec. 1676], 12 Kal. Feb. [21 Jan.], 14 Kal. Apr.
[19 Mar.], 3 Id. [13] JuL 1677. Hologr. ff. 37, 39, 40, 42.
14. Extract from the Eegister of the States-General of the Nether-
lands ; 23 Nov. 1691. Butch. Signed by Gisbeii Cuper and F[ran-
cis] Fagel, f. 44.
15. Gisbert Cuper to ; Deventer, 3 Mar. 1705. Dutch. Hologr.
f. 45.
Paper. Folio.
29,303. Copies of Parliamentary papers and political tracts : —
1. " Articles propounded by the p«krlement,'* respecting the defence of
ihe realm ; 15 Mar. 1623[4], f. 2.
2. " A coppie of the Arche Bishopes letter of Canterberye [George
Abbott] to the Bishope of Norwich conseming the Kinges pleasure
for preaching and preachers; September; 1622," f. 3.
3. " Ceiien verses made in the behalfe of S' Francis Bacon, whoe was
Lorde Keeper of Englande Anno : 1620 : but then put off by the
Parlement howese for some occations to me unknowen," attributed
elsewhere toDr.LawesorLewes, f. 3 b. See Harl. MS. 367, f. 187.
4. " Certen verses made by the Kinge [James I.], Februarie, 1622 : as
an answeare to some other verses made to him ;" beginning, '* 0 stays
your teares you that complayne," f. 5.
5. " The effecth of the declaration and speech of the Ducke of Bucken-
ham [George Villiers] to both howses in y Parlament ;" 24 Feb.
1623[4], f. 6.
6. Copy of letter from Philip IV. of Spain to Count Olivarez on the
proposed marriage of Prince Charles of England with the In£uita ;
9 Nov. 1623, f. 6 b.
7. The King's answer to the Address of the Lords and Commons;
9 Mar. 1623, f. 6 b.
8. " A true copie of the Commons petioions to his Ma*** agreed upon
by the lower bowse of Parlament," 3 Apr. ; with the King's answer,
23 Apr. 1624, f. 8.
9. Hecipes for making fire-balls, gunpowder, saltpetre, etc. ; 1608, 1 10 b.
Reversing the volume : —
10. "A coppie of a letter from the Earle of Essex [Robert Devereux]
to his beloved sonne, wherein are exelent directions for the guiding
of his life," f. 16 b.
11. Bond of Edward Gilley of Saham-Tony for executing the office
of Bailiff of the hundred of Way land and Grimshoe, co. Norfolk ;
15 Jan. 5 Jac. I. [1608], f. 14 b.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,804—29,309. 623
Paper ; xviith cent. A leaf of an antiphonal, of tlie xvth cent.,
containing the office for St. Thomas of Canterbury, formed the
original wrapper. Folio.
29,304. •* A BRKEFE treatise of the question for precedencye betwixt
England and Spayne, disputed of in the dayes of Queene Elizabeth ;
and devided into severall chapters." A tract founded on the treatise
written in 1699 by Sir Robert Cotton on the same subject (see
"Cottoni Posthuma," ed. 1651, p. 75), but differing in arrangement,
and being much fuller ; in the handwriting of John Ecus, Kector
of Stanton Downham, co. Suffolk (see Add. MSS. 22,959, 28,640).
Paper ; xvuth cent. With the book-plate of Anthony Keck. Small
Quarto.
29,306. Note-book of William Hampton of Lincoln College, Oxford,
son of Charles Hampton of Bletcbingley [co. Surrey], containing
prayers, some of which are in shorthand, verses in Englisk and
Latin, copies of letters, etc, ; 1678-1680. At the beginning is a
note, " I was entered in Line. Coll. Oct. 28, 1676. Left ihe Coll.
and the University, July 24, 1683.*' Paper. Small Octavo.
29.306. Mbdical recipes and prescriptions, with notes of medical
astrology, by John Barrington. Prefixed are some arithmetical
fables, including one showing " the trewe length and' contents of
[cloth] wares ;" a song beginning, '' Love is a sicknesse full of woes,"
f. 4 b ; and a note of the armorial bearings of families of Barrington.
At the end are memoranda of haberdashery sold by John Barrington
at fairs in Bridgnorth, Oswestiy, and Drayton, and of money lent
at Cottesford and Nantwich, in 1618. Paper; xviith cent. Small
Octavo.
29.307. "The praise of Kinge Richard y third," dedicated to Sir
Henry Nevill, Knight, by " Hen. W." The tract is printed as an
anonymous work in "Essayes of certaine Paradoxes." London,
1616. Paper ; early xviith cent. Small Quarto.
29.808. College exercises, verses, etc., in Latin and English, by Thomas
Clarke; including — translations of thirteen Latin epistles of
** Textor," with idioms extracted ; dialogues in verse between Py-
thagoras and Epicurus, Soldier and Courtier, George and Title,
Title and Pew, Pew and Tipper, Box and Title, Caesar and Pompey,
Saint and Monk, and Master and Man ; the last in a rustic dialect ;
▼eises " In Bosam Wicohamicam Anglicanse semulam," and an ad-
dress to the warden of the college in Latin. Paper ; xvjith cent.
Small Quarto.
29.809. Mbxobjlndum-book of Bichard Gough; containing extracts
from catalogues of books, newspaper cuttings, archaeological notes.
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chiefly in connection with his edition of Camden's Britannia, etc, ;
1779-1785. Paper. Oblate Duodecimo.
29.310. EnoRAMS, political and other songs, etc., in French and Bnglish.
At f . 11 is a copy of Garrick's Epilogue to Howe's tragedy of
Alonzo. Paper ; xvmth cent. Small Quarto.
29.311. 1. " Ode prophetique presents au Roy, pour lors Prince de
Galles, ^ Saint Germain en Laye, I'an mcdxxxxvii, par le sieur de
Marsys, Parisien. Imprim^ a Paris, 1647." f. 1.
2. Poem in honour of Charles II., written after the peace of Breda in
1667, and referring to his successes in surmounting the dangers of
Plague,Fire, and War. It begins, " Que Charles a fait des miracles." f. 6.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
29.312. Gerusalemme Liberata, by Torquato Tasso; cantos i-iv.,
IX., and XV. [here numbered xiv.], interleaved with a recent
collation exhibiting numerous variations of readings from the re-
ceived text. The first canto begins with the 6th stanza of the pub-
lished work. At the beginning of the volume is a notice of the MS.,
in ItaUan^ by AchiUe Cennarelli. Paper ; xvuth cent. Small Quarto.
29.313. Original letters and papers relating to affairs in the Nether-
lands, in French^ 1578, 1579, wa?. : —
1. " Les quatre membres du pays et Conte de Flandres " to Monsieur
de la Mote, [Valentine dePardieu, Seigneur de la Motte] Command-
ant of Gravelines ; Bruges, 11 Apr. 1678, f. 1.
2. Alexandre [Farnese, Prince of Parma, Governor of the Netherlands]
to Monsieur de Capres, "Gentilhomme de la bouche du Eoy,"
Monsieur de Heze, the Sieur d'Auberlieu, and [Emanuel de Lalaing,
Seigneur] de Montigny; Bruges and Yiset, 30 Oct, 22 Deo. 1578.
Signed ; with seals, ff. 3, 5, 7, 9.
3. Certificate of Mathieu Moullart, Jan de Noircarmes, and Guillaume
Le Yasseur, of a reconciliation between the Seigneurs de Montigny
and de la Motte relative to the oath of obedience to the Governor-
General; "au lieu abbatial du mont Sainct Eloy," 6 Apr. 1579.
Signed, f. 11.
4. Declarations of the Seigneur de Montigny and his officers on the
same subject ; Mont St Eloy, 6 Apr., 23, 26 May, 1579. With sig-
natures; the first with seed, ff. 13, 14, 15.
5. Draft of treaty of pardon granted to the inhabitants of Bergen in.
Flanders, through their deputies, by the Governor of the Nether-
lands. Written in a clerk's hand, with marginal addition in another
hand ; n.d, f. 17.
Paper. Folio.
29.314. Miscellaneous English autograph letters and papers; 1619-
1812, viz.:—
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1. Sir Falke Grevyll to Sir Oliver St. John, Deputy of Ireland;
Austen Friars, 4 Dec. 1619. Signed ; with seed, f. 1.
2. Receipt of Abraham van Blyenberch to Sir Adam Newton, Bart.,
Receiver-General to the Prince [of Wales] ; 20 Oct. 1620. Signed, f. 3.
3. J[ohn] Cameron, the Piesbyterian divine, to Monsieur du Flessis ;
Glasgow, 1 Dea 1622. Fr. f. 4.
4. William Tothill to Robert Henley; Shardelowes, 14 Mar. 1622[3],
f. 6.
5. Roger Goetwyke to Lady Carew, wife of Sir Henry Garew ; Samp-
ford Courtney, 10 Apr. 1637, f. 8.
6. [Greoige Gordon, 4th Marquess of) Huntly; Boog, 8 Nov. 1662,
f. 10.
7. Marie Huntlye [daughter of Sir James Chant and widow of Lewis,
3rd Marquess of Huntly] ; Edinburgh, 8 Oct. 1664, f. 11.
8. Certificate of Edward Spurwaie, Mayor of Dartmouth, co. Devon, of
the service of Edward Nairacott, seaman ; 9 Dec. 1669. Signed, and
countersigned by Thomas Newman, Deputy Vice- Admiral ; with seed,
f. 12. .
9. Sir Thomas Culpeper, Bart., to Ralph Bafkin ; ITollingbourne, 31
Deo. 1679. With seal. f. 13.
10. Sir H[ugh] Acland, Bart., to HughVaughan; Killerton, 20 Oct.
1681, f. 16.
11. Sir Cop[lestoxie] Bampfylde to Hugh Vaughan; Poltimore, 6 Oct.
1684. With waZ. f. 17.
12. Charles Boit, enamel painter ; n.d.; and a receipt of the same for
£500 paid by the executors of Prince George of Denmark for " one
great Enamell'd Plate" ; 11 June, 1709, flf. 19, 20.
13. [Arthur Wellesley, Duke of] Wellington to Marshal [Marmont],
Due de Raguse ; 30 Jan. 1812. Fr. Signed, f. 21.
14. Essay " On the Female Character," by Captain John Ross, R.N. ;
communicated to the " Phrenological Journal ;" n.<l., f. 23.
Paper. Folio.
29,316. Historical papers and letters chiefly relating to England;
1436-1721, ri«;—
1. ^'Lamoustre de vint lances a cheval et soj'sante archers de la
retenue de Monsieur de Talbot chevalier banneret ;" Andely-sur-
Seine, 23 Mar. 1436. Signed by Pierre Bailie, Receiver-GenenO,
and others, f. 2.
2. The Commissioners of Musters in Norfolk, to the Privy Council ;
Norwich, 28 July, 1601. Signed by Richard Jenkenson, Ai-thur
Heuenyngham, Sir PhiUip Woodehowse, Sir Bassingbourne Gaudy,
and Henrye Gaudy; with instruction for an order thereupon;
signed by T[homa8 Sackville, Lord] B[uckhurst, Lord High Trea-
surer], f. 3.
MSB.— 1873. 2 S
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3. William Bronne, [Commandant at Flushing] to the Council of State
of Zeeland; Flushing, 25 May, 1609. Fr. Signed, f. 10.
4. J[ean] B[aptifite] van Male, [Secretary to the Dutch Embassy in
England] to his brother; London, 7 Jan. 1616. Fr. andI>ttfeA, and
partly in cipher, f. 13.
6. Copy of a proviso for ezoeptlon of the Scottish pi*elates and others
from the act of Oblivion, 9 June ; and of a minute of the assent of
Parliament; 19 June, 1641. Signed by Sir John Borough [Clerk of
the Council at York], f. 15.
6. " Thexamination of the right Honorable Edward Lord Littleton,
Lord Keeper of the Greate Seale of England, taken the 6th daie of
Aprill [1641] before the Earles of Bath [Henry Bourchier], Essex
[Eobert Devereux], and Clare [John Holies], and the lords [Philip]
Wharton and [Francis] Seymor." Signed by Lord Littleton and
the examining peera f. 17.
7. William Burwash, Mayor of Rye, co. Sussex, to Monsieur Villers,
Governor of Dieppe ; 25 Nov. 1653. Signed, f. 18.
8. Measure proposed to Cliarles II. by the Scotch peers " for.secureing
the kingdoome against Invassion ffrom Abroad, Rooteing out the
Late Rebellion," etc, in obedience to his letter of 22 Jan. [1668].
Signed by [John Leslie, 6th Earl of] Rothes, [John Murray, 2nd
Earl of] Atholl, [Archibald Campbell, 9th Earl of] Argyll,
[William Douglas, Duke of] Hamilton, Alex[ander Burnet, Arch-
bishop of] Glasgow, [James Johnstone, 1st Earl of] Annandale,
[James Douglas, Viscount] Drumlangrig and [James Ogilvy, Earl of]
AirUe. £ 20.
9. Lussac to William Blathwayt, secretary at War; Vevay, 12,
19 Nov. 1695. Fr, ; with seal S. 21, 23.
10. The Privy Council to Charles [Fitztoy, 2nd] Duke of Grafton,
Custos Rotulorum of Suffolk; 15 Sept. 1721. Signed by [Charles
Montagu, Ist Duke of] Manchester, [James Graham, 1st Duke of]
Montrose, [John Sutherland, 15th Earl of] Sutherland, [William
Cadogan, Earl] Cadogan, [Hugh Campbell, 3rd Earl of] Loudoun,
[John Carteret, 2nd Lord] Carteret, and [Sir] P[aul] Methuen. With
seal f. 25.
Paper. Folio.
29,316. Miscellaneous papers ; 1644 — ISOl, viz.: —
1. Proceedings of a Court Baron of Sir John Bourchier, Knight, lord
of the manor of Barrard in Whatfield [co. Suffolk] ; 14 June, 20
Car. I. [1644]. Lat. I 1.
2. Copy of court-roll for conveyance by " Anne Mannars, ali^s Pierre-
pont " [daughter of Henry, Marquess of Dorchester, and divorced
wife of the Hon. John Manners, Lord Koos, afterwards Duke of
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Batland], to Edward Peck, of lands in the manor of Bridgplace in
Codenham, co. Suffolk; 24 Nov. 1671. Signed, f. 3.
3. Beceipt for a public pension, signed by Jeffit-y Jeffreys; 11 Feb.
1679[80], f. 4.
4. " Coaoh makers and coach hamis makers bill. Worke done for
y^ Hono*^ William Mounteque," by Thomas Kirkham; 31 Dec.
170*, f. 5.
6. Receipt of Catharine, Countess [widow of Charles Muiray, Ist Earl
of] Dunmore, for money received for her son ; Holyrood, 21 Aug.
1710. Signed, f. 6.
6. Bill of Anthony Hutchings for malt supplied to Lord Ai-thur Somer*
set ; 1716-1718 ; with order for payment b}- Lord Somerset, f. 7.
7. Bill of law charges, with receipt by William Snell to Mis. Mills;
3 Mar. 1720[1], f. 8.
8. Draft of a bond of tbe Hon. John Spencer, for the delivery of
jewels, formerly belonging to Sarah [Churchill], Duchess of Marl-
borough, to the wife of his son, John Spencer, in case of his mar-
riage, with an inventory of the jewels ; 1745, f. 9.
9. Copy of a deed of release from Mary, widow of William Troutbeck,
of Gray's Inn Lane, to Edward Fry of Stockwell, of houses in
Clifford's Inn Lane, London ; 22 Aug. 1785, f. 13.
10. " The last dying Speech and Confession of Henry Fenson, Esq.,"
executed for ^eepHstealing at Exeter ; 6 Apr. 1801. Printed, f. 19.
Paper. Folio.
29,317. Miscellaneous foreign letters, etc.; 1631-1825, viz, ;—
1. H[enri] D[uc] d[e] R[ohan] to his mother [Catharine deParthenay] ;
Padua, 5 Feb. 1631. Fr. ; with seal f. 1.
2. Christian Otter of Eagnit to Johann Hevelius ; Copenhagen, 6 Jan.
8.V. 1657. Germ. f. 5.
3. Benedetto G^nnari, the Younger ; Bologna, 13 Dec. 1671. lial. f. 6.
4. [Henri] Justel to [Nicolas] Thoynard ; 29 Aug. 1680, and n.d. Fr.
ff. 7, 8, 9.
6. Brontin, " Commissaire de la Liquidation aux Isles de France
et de Bourbon," to the Directors of the Indian Company at Paris ;
St Denis, Isle de Bourbon, 17 Apr. 1778. Fr. Signed, f. 10.
6. • de Saligny ; an account of an engagement between the French
and English squadrons, and of the capture of Pondicherry ; Pondi-
oberry, 30 Dec. 1778. Fr. f. 18.
7. Three Bonapartist squibs, viz: — "La Baromfitre 1815;" Sale of
effects, be^nning " Un sceptre de fer brise en plusieurs morceaux ;"
*< Testament d'un Grand Homme." In a lady's hand. f. 22.
8. [Armand Emmanuel de Vignerol du Plessis, Due de] Eichelieu,
[Minister of Foreign Affairs], to Marshal [Laurent] Gouvion de St.
Cyr, [Minister of War] ; Paris, 6 July, 1818. Fr. f. 25.
2 s 2
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9. Lieut.-General le Comte de Rinaud la Baffini^re to the same ; La
Rochelle, 3 Aug. 1818. Fr, f. 26.
10. Lieut-General [Louis] Comte de Fartonneaux to the same; Tou-
louse, 22 Aug. 1818. Fr. f. 27.
11. Telegraphic despatch from the General commanding at Calais to
the Minister of War respecting the reception of George IV. ; 21
Sept. 1821. Fr. f. 29.
12. [Ange Hyacinthe Maxence, Baron de] Damas [Minister of Foreign
Affairs] to the Marquis de [Clermout-Tonnerre] ; 3 May, [1826].
Fr. f. 30.
13. " Note sur une inscription relative a un nom/' i.e. Bonaparte ;
stated to he written hy the Baron de Menneval, Secretar)' to the
Emperor. Fr. f. 31.
Faper. Folio.
29,318. Lists of manuscripts and letters, tnz. : —
1. '* Extraict de I'lnventaire des Joyaux et autres Biens, Meuhles de
feue Madame la Duchesse de Bourgoingne (Mnrgueiite de Flandres,
femme de Philippe le Hardi, morte sur la fin de Tannic 1404),
envoyez en la chambre des Comptes k Dijon " 16 Dec. 1412:
being a list of manuscripts, chiefly romances and service books,
taken from a MS. in the library of Troyes, No. 203, p. 108, ancien
fonds Bouhier, Cot6 a. 63, f. 1.
2. List of manuscripts of the collection of Francesco Bedi in the
library of S. Lorenzo at Florence. ItcU. f, 6.
3. Chronological list of letters to and from Galileo Galilei; 1688-
1636. Ital. f. 19.
4. " Tables des Lettres de Mr. [Nicolas Claude Fabri] de Peyresc qui se
trouvent dans les manuscrits de la Bibliothdque de Carpentras," f. 34.
Faper; xixth cent. Large Quarto.
29.319. Official letters addressed to Colonel William Sydenham,
Governor successively of Weymouth and the Isle of Wight, with a
few other papers and letters; 1643-1659. Many of the letters are
from the Council of State, signed hy John Bradshaw, President;
others from committees of the Parliament, and Eobert Devereux,
Earl of Essex. At the end of the volume is a deed of conveyance
from the garrison of Southampton to Colonel Sydenham of Caris-
brook Park, otherwise Parkhurst Park, in the Isle of Wight, which
had been assigned for arrears of pay; dated 22 Aug. 1661, and
sigried and sealed by 147 officers and soldiers. Paper. Folio.
29.320. MiscKLLANKODS autograph letters, 1584-1836; viz.: —
1. Martinus Crusius to Poly carp Leyser; Tlibingen, 29 Mar, 1584.
Lai, f. 1.
2. [Francois de Salignac de la Mothe Fenelon, Archbishop of Cam-
bray]; 20 Jan. 1714. Fr. With engraved portrait, f. 2.
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3- GiambattistaMorgagni, the physician; Forli, 140ct.l733. Ital. f. 6.
4. J[ohn] Cunuingham, poet, to James Aioken ; Whitbj', 2.J Nov. 1763.
With engraved portraits, f. 7.
5. Hannah Cowley, dramatist, [daughter of Philip Parkhonse], to
[Antoine Fran9oi8] Qu6tant; 27 Mar. 1777. With seal. f. 11.
6. James Harris, author, to Dr. Farr ; Quarley, 6 Sept. 1779. With
seal. f. 13.
7. [Simon Andr^] Tissot, physician, to [Mariano] Pontana ; Lausanne,
7 Sept. 1792. Fr. f. 15.
8. [August Friedrich Ferdinand von] Kofzebne to " die Kummersche
Bnohhandlung" in Leipzig ; Jena, 25 Oct. 1796. Ger. f. 17.
9. John Calder, D.D., to Edmond Malone ; Lisson Grove, 1 Jan. 1800.
With seal. £ 19.
10. Antonio Scarpa, anatomist, to Baron Cuvier ; Ticino, 29 Ap. 1804.
IaU. With engraved portrait, f. 21.
11. [Jeanne Louise Henriette] Gen^t Campan, directress of the Maison
Imp^riale Napoleon, to the Grand Chancellor of the Legion of
Honour, with a song in honour of Napoleon, composed hy three of
the students; Ecouen, 3 Feb. 1810. Fr. f. 23.
12. Thomas Hope, author; Duchess Street, 18 May, 1810, f. 25.
13. [Fran9ois Auguste, Vicomte de Chateaubriand], to Hyacinthe
Pilorge ; Geneva, 8 Oct. 1831. Fr. With seal f. 27.
14. Geoi^e Cdmbe, phrenologist, to Dr. Eobertson ; Edinburgh, 26 May,
1836. With«ea/. f. 29.
Paper. Folio.
29.321. Symphonies and short musical pieces by Muzio Clementi.
Autograph. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29.322. " CopiK d'un rouleau en parchemin contenant le compte des
recetes et depenses du Domaine de Philipe [IV.] le Bel, avec la
depense de la maison du Roy et de la Reine," for the year 1296 ;
consisting of extracts of entries in a household account. Latin;
with a French translation. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto.
29.323. Original letters to William Blathwayt, Secretary-at-War ;
1690-1703. The writers are :—
Robert Henley; Briatol, 12, 2d Jan.
1690. With seal ff. 1, 3.
Henry Foubert; Gamp at Aughrim, 13
Jnly, 1691. With seal. f. 5.
Henry Guy ; Treasury Chambers, 9 Sept.
1691. Signed, f. 7.
Colonel J. Gibflone; Portsmouth, 13 Oct.
1691, 17 Sept. 1692. Signed; with
eedU. ff.9, 12.
Yon Zertzen, Major in General Je la
Yorest's Regiment; Fromm [Fromo],
Paper. Folio.
25 Jan. 1692[3 ?]. German ; with seal.
f. 14.
William Lowndes ; Treasury Chamber?,
4 Oct. 1700, f. 16.
Ebtienne Caillaud ; Rotterdam, 16 June,
22 Sept. 1702, 2 Feb., 9, 20 Mar., 15
June, 10 July, 1703. Fr. ff. 18-41.
At f. 11 ii a draft of a letter from Secre-
iiry Blathwayt to [George] Stepney
[Resident at Berlin]; Loo, 10 Apr.
1692.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,824-29,364.
29,324. Drawikos of bnildiBga and sculpturee of Southern India,
executed chiefly by Major Colin Mackenzie, for Sir Thomas Strange,
with descriptions, viz. : —
1 . *' Account of the Euins and Sculptures at Mahavellyporam [Maha-
balipur, called the Seven Pagodas, Madras], by V. Cavelly Boria,
Bramin, sent to examine them in December, 1799," f. 1.
2. ** Historical account of Mahavelliporam, compiled from the Siala-
Pooranums and the verbal information of the Bramins at Mahavel-
liporam and Patcha Teertnm, in May, 1803 ;" tc^ether with a list
of the gods, goddesses, and sculptures, ete., at Mahavelliporam, by
C. Letchman, Braniin, May, 1803 ; followed by a series of pen
drawings of the rock sculptures and buildings [by Major Mac-
kenzie ?], with descriptions in Tamil and English, f. 4.
3. ** Fac-simile of a Grant of Land on two copper plates by one of the
Kings of Beejanagur. 1800." Sanskrit, f. 78.
4. Pen drawings of mythological and ornamental sculptnres near Ser-
ingapatam, and in other places, by Major Mackenzie, 1804-1807,
f. 82.
5. Plans and elevations of religious buildings at Madras, f. 95.
6. Drawing of a sculptured figure in a pagoda near Pondicherry, f. 98 b-
7. " Plan of the King's Palace at Candia, capital of Ceylon, 1803.
Taken out of the Palace at Candia, March 1st, 1803. Lieut Ander-
son, H.M. 19th Kegt. Foot." On the back is an extract by Lieut.
Anderson from his " Journal of proceedings of Trincomalee detach-
ment, commanded by Lieut.-Col. Barbut, 73rd Eegt., from their
leaving Trincomalee, 4th Feb. 1803, till their anival at Candy,"
with a description of the palace, f. 100.
8. Description of the Mugburu or Begum's tomb at Aurungabad,
1816; with ground plan, f. 102.
Paper ; xvinth and xixth centt. Atlas Folio.
29,325-29,364. English Opei-as, by Michael William Balfe; 1835-
1 863. Full score. Autograph. Forty volumes.
29,325, 29,326. Voll. I., n. " The Siegeof
Rochelle;"1835.
29,327,29,328. Voll.ni., iv. "The Maid
of Artoifl;" 1836.
20,329,29,330. Voll. v., vi. "Catharine
Grey;" 1887.
29,331, 29,832. Voll. vn., vin. * Joan of
Arc;" 1837.
29.333. Vol. IX. **Dlade8te;" 1888.
29.334. Vol. X. ** Falataff ;" 1888.
29.335. Vol. XT. "The Bohemian Girl;"
1843. Imperfect.
29.336. Vol. xiL The flame, with French
words. Thi^ volume has not yet been
received.
29,337, 29,338. Voll. xni.. xnr. "Puiti
d' Amour;" 1843.
29.339. 29.840. Voll. xv., xvi. •* Le«
Quatre File Aymon ;** 1844.
29,341—29,343. Voll. xvn.-xix. "The
Daughter of St. Maro ;" 1845.
29,344. 29,345. Voll. xx., xxi. "Tho
Enchantress ;*' 1845.
29,.S46, 29,347. Voll. xxu., xxm. " The
Bondman;" 1847.
29,348,29,349. Voll. xxiT., xxv. "The
Maid of Honour;" Nov. 1847,
29.850, 29,851 , Voll. xxvi., xxvn. " The
Sicilian Bride;" 1852.
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ADDITIONAL MSB.. 29,36S-S9,S77. 63X
29^2, 28.353. VoU. xxvnL, xxix. ** The
Boee of CaatiUe ;" 1857.
29.354, 29355. Voll. xxx., xxxi. « Sata-
nella;" 1858.
29^6, 29,357. VoU. xxxu., xxxm. « Bi-
anca;" 1860.
29,358-29.360. Voll. xxxiv.-xxxvi, "The
Puritan's Daughter;" 1861.
29,361, 29.362. Voll. xxxvn.. xxxvra.
"Blanche deNevere;" 1862.
29,363, 29,364. Voll. xxxix.. xl. *• The
Armourer of Nantes ;" 1863.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy Mrs. Bcdfe^ the widow of the composer.
89,365. Memoranda of agreements between the proprietors of the Thea-
tre Royal, Covent Garden, and various musicians ; 3 Sept. 1818-
18 Sept. 1820. Those for the year 1818 are signed by [Sir] Henry
E[owley] Bishop, musical manager of the theatre. Paper. Folio.
29,366-29,368. The cantus, bassus, and quintus parts of a collection of
pieces for five and six voices, by Eichard Deering, Thomas Wilkinson,
Orlando Gibbons, Alfonso Ferabosco, and others. English^ with a
few in LaJLin, Paper ; xvnth cent. The name of Jo. Browne is on
the covers. Oblate Quarto.
5. Airs composed for the viola-di-gamba, by J. J. [John Jen-
kins ?]. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
29.370. Compositions by Dr. Thomas Augustine Arne, in full score,
foiz, : —
1. " The kind Appointment ;" a cantata, f. 8.
2. " A Wretch long tortur'd ;" a cantata, f. 20.
3. "Music in Rosamond, 1733," f. 33.
4. ** Music in the Tempest." Imperfect, f. 86.
6. " The last Movement in the last Chorus of the Judgment of Paris."
Autograph, f. 112.
6. " Chloe gives me Pain and Bliss ;" a song. Autograph, f. 1 1 3 b.
7. The score of the National Anthem, as arranged for Drury Lane
Theatre in 1745. Autograph, f. 114.
Prefixed are a few engraved pieces. Paper ; xvmth cent. Quarto.
29.371. Collection of well-known English and Scotch tunes of the
earlier half of the eighteenth century, with an index. Some of the
pieces at the end are perhaps in the handwriting of Thomas Essex>
Mufi. Doc. Paper ; xvmth and xixth centt. Small Quarto.
29,372-29,377. *' TBiSTiTiiE remedium. Cantiones seleotissimaE: diuer-
sorum turn authorum turn argumentorum ; labore et manu exarat>e
ThomiB Myriell, a.d. 1616." A collection of glees, sacred pieces, etc.^
by John Wilby, Richard Deering, Thomas Ravenscroft, Martin
Pieraon, John Milton, Dr. John Bull, Orlando Gibbons, Thomas
Lupo, John Warde, William Bird, and other composers of the xvith
and xvuth centuries, for four, five, and six voices, the parts being
bound in separate volumes. A list of authors is on the fly-leaf of
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the bass part. Six volumes. Paper. In the original tooled leather
binding, stamped with the initials T. M. Folio.
29.378. Twenty-five compositions by John Ecdes, including "Ri-
naldo and Armida," and the music in " Macbeth," which is con-
sidered by William Linley, in his ** Shakespeare's Songs," to have
been the original from which the music attributed to Matthew Locke
was adapted. At the end is the " Mask in the Pilgrim," by D[aniel]
Purcell. Paper; xvmthcent. Belonged to J. W. Windsor, in 1802,
and subsequently to Vincent Novello, a letter from whom, to Thomas
Oliphant, 28 Mar. 1842, is inserted at the beginning. Folio.
29.379. Hymns, motetts, etc., in Latin, in vocal score, by Henri Da-
mon t, chapel-master to Louis XIV. of France ; copied by Charles
King, Mus. Bac., Vicar Choral, Almoner, and Master of the Choris-
ters at St. Pauls CathedraL Paper ; early xvnith cent. Belonged
to Thomas Carter, a singing man of Bristol cathedral, in 1719, and
to Dr. John Allcock in 1730. Folio.
29.380. 29,381. Three-part songs, in vocal score, chiefly by French
composers, in Latin, French, and Italian, with some in English, by
Thomas Morley ; copied by John Jmmyns, founder of the Madrigal
Society, in 1741. Two volumes. Paper; xvmth cent. Oblate
Duodecimo.
29,382-29,385. Part-songs, etc., for two, three, and four voices, by
William Byrd, John Farmer, Thomas Morley, and other composers,
chiefly in Latin or English ; copied by John Immyns. In separate
parts, in four volumes. Paper ; xviiith cent. Oblate Duodecimo.
29.386. Glees, catches, airs, etc., by Henry Purcell, Heniy Lawes,
John Blow, William Byrd, Matthew Locke, Benjamin Eogers,Heniy
Aldrich, Philip Hayes, and other composers, chiefly English. Ee-
vorsing the volume, there are, besides other similar pieces, a few
Italian songs and instrumental compositions, chiefly minuets and
gavottes, by [George Frederic] Handel, arranged for the organ.
Stated to be chiefly in the handwriting of Edmund Thomas Warren
Home. Paper ; xvmth cent. Quarto.
29.387. 1. " AuLD Kobin Gray," set to music by William Leeves, Reo-
tor of Wrington, co. Somerset. Autograph. Enclosed in a letter
from Andrew Loder to William Ayrton, editor of the Musical Li-
brary ; Ashborne, 4 Dec. 1834. f. 1.
2. Score of the * Canon per Augmentation" on the word "Amen," by
Dr. [Benjamin] Cooke ; xvmth cent. Autograph, f. 4.
Paper. Oblate Quarto.
29,388-29,392. Moteits for six voices. Latin. In separate parts, in
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,392—29,407. 633
five volames, that containing the cantns being wanting. Paper ;
XYiith cent. Oblate Ootavo.
89,893-29,395. Glees, motetts, catches, etc., mostly for three voices,
by Trevor, Adrian Willaerdt, Philip Hayes, and others. In sepa-
rate parts, in three volumes. Ee versing the volnmes, there are
fonr glees by [Thomas] Morley and one by Michael East. In the
handwriting of John Immyns. Paper ; xviuth cent. Oblate Dno-
decimo.
29.396. English songs set to music by Henry Lawes, Dr. John
"Wilson, Edmund Chilmead, Michael Wise, Pelham Humphrey,
Matthew Locke, and others ; partly in the handwriting of Edward
Lowe, chorister of Salisbury, afterwards organist of Christ Church
and Professor of Music at Oxford in 1671. With a table of con-
tents and notes, by Thomas Oliphant. Paper ; xviith cent. The
seal of arms of Eleanor Bursh is affixed to f. 66. Folio.
29.397. Enoush songs, set to music by John Blow, Henry Parcel],
Captain Pack, Henry Aldrich, Matthew Locke, and others. Paper ;
late xviith cent Oblate Duodecimo.
29.398. '* The Judgment of Paris," an opera, by Daniel Puroell, to
words by [William] Congieve. Full score. Autograph (?). Paper;
xviith-xvnith centt. With the book-plate of Robert Smith. Folio.
29.399. " A SOKG sung att [St.] Cecilia's Feast,*' in 1692, by Henry
Purcell, to words by Nicholas Brady. Full score. Paper ; early
xviiith cent. With the book-plate of E. T. Warren Home. Folio.
29.400. Primo Libro de' Madrigali, for four voices, by Qiulio Eenaldi
of Padua; transcribed by John Immyns. Paper; xvnith cent.
Oblate Octavo.
29,401-29,405. Enqlish part songs for five voices, each part in a sepa-
rate volume. Among them are laments on the deaths of Sir Philip
Sidney, Thomas Tallis, Queen Mary, Mary Queen of Soots, Queen
Elizabeth, and Henry Prince of Wales. Five volumes. Paper;
xvnth cent. Oblate Octavo.
29.406. Index verborum to the works of Theocritus. Paper; xviiith
cent. Quarto. Presented by Walter de Qray Birch, Esq.
29.407. Psalter and Hours, etc., in LcUtn, viz. : —
1. Calendar, f. 3.
2. Psalter, Canticles, and Athanasian Creed, f. 9.
3. Litany and prayers, with the Franciscan form of confession, f. 180.
4. *' Chi commence le office dele trinitet," f. 195 b.
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5. '* Chi oommenoent lea heures dou saint esjj^irit," f, 209.
6. " Chi commence loffice dele passion uostre segnior," f. 223 b.
7. " Chi commenchent les cures de nostre dame," f. 239.
8. '* Chi commencent les qninse psaumes par ordeno ensi com il sunt
el psantier :" the opening words of the psalms of degrees, f. 270.
9. *' Chi commencent les uigiles des mors," f. 271 b.
10. " Chi commencent les commendaces," f. 299 b.
Added in another hand are the " Yeni creator spiritus," " Salve Re-
gina,*' and " Ave Regina," f. 307 b. Vellum. Finely written and
illuminated, probably in Flanders, about the year 1300; the larger
initials containing subjects, and having pendant borders with well-
drawn designs. Under the date of xv cal. Jun. in the calendar, is
entered in a hand of the xivth century the obit of Sohier de Bailluel,
chevalier; and on f. 308 b are the following entries : — *' Jehans de
Fuurmesieres et Marie de Baillieul se marierent en laun li.ooc. et xv,
[d]u mois de ienuier ;" and ** Mesires Jehans de Bailleul marichaulz
de Flandres trespassa de che siecle Ian mil trois centz et trente
deus, le settisme jour el mois de march. £t me dame de Saint
Uenant se femme trespassa le dis et nuefime iour de che misme
mois et Ian deseure escrit." At the foot of ff. 9, 308 b, is also the
name of " Soror Jacoba de Bailleul humilis abb'se, 1610." Octavo.
29,408, 29,409. Collection of ancient Scottish and English ballads,
formed by Peter Buchan, corresponding member of the Society of
Antiquaries of Scotland, and used by him as the foundation of his
^* Ancient Ballads and Songs of the North of Scotland, hitherto
unpublished " (Edinburgh, 1 828). Two volumes :— Vol. I. " Ancient
Minstrelsy of the North of Scotland, in its original purity, and
hitherto unpublished," preceded by a table of contents, and a por-
trait of James Bankine, a blind beggar, employed by Buchan in
collecting ballads. Vol. 11. "Straggling Ballads, ete." chiefly
English. The ballads on £f. 208-254 originally formed part of
Vol. I. ; and those on ff. 256-277 are ^* copied from an nnprinted
MS. written by Lady Robertson of Lude in 1630." A note in-
serted at f. 278 refers to a MS. volume of ballads in possession of
the family of Steward of Urrard, also written, in 1643, by Lady
Margaret Robertson, " daughter of John Robertson of Lude, and
wife of Alexander Stewart of Bonsheid." Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29,410-29,415. *' Will[iam] Lawes Fantazies and aires to the Organn/'
in five and six parts. Six volumes. Paper ; late xviith cent. Quarto.
29,416-29,426. The Chandos Te Deum and Anthems, composed by
George Frederic Handel for James Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos ;
1718-1720. Full score for voices and instruments. Anthems
Nos. 2 and 12 are wanting. Eleven volumes. Paper; X7iuth cent.
Oblate Quarto.
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29.427. ANTHrais, madrigals, etc.y by JoHn Wilbye, Nathaniel Gyles,
Thomas Tomkins, Thomas Weelkes, John Milton, Martin Peareon,
John Wilson, Richard Deering. Orlando Gibbons, and others ; with
fantasias by Alfonso Ferabosoo and other Italian composers. The
Alius part only ; the other parts of many of the pieces being in
Add. MSS. 29,366-29,388, and of some in Add. MS. 11,586. Paper ;
xviith cent. Folio.
29.428. '^SoNATB a violino solo e basso del Signer Giuseppe Tar-
tin i:" the twelve sonatas printed at Home in 1745, and forming
Op. 2 of Tartini's works. On the title page i^ the date of 1742,
Paper. Oblate Qnarto.
29.429. *' Various Papers written by, and in the autograph of, Dr.
Christopher Pepus^^h, relating to Harmony and the Scales and
Modes of the Ancients." Paper ; XTinth cent. Folio.
29.430. Church music by Benjamin Rogers, Orlando Gibbons, and
Elway Bevin ; with an anthem, " My song shall be always," by
Henry Purcell, etc. Paper; xviith and xviiith centt. Folio.
29,43L State Letters; 1472-1538, w.:—
1. [Richard Croke, D.D., Greek reader at the King's, afterwards Christ
Chnrch College, Oxford] to [Thomas] Crumwell; [1531 or 1532].
Hologr, ; with 9eaL f. 1. .
2. [John de Vere, 15th Earl of Oxford], to [Thomas Cix)mwell], Lord
Privy Seal ; Wyvenhoe, 4 Apr. [1538]. Hologr. f. 3.
8. " A byll of certayn Jowelles delyvered to the Kynge ;" being a
petition of Barnabe to the same for the means of verification
of payments in jewels made by him in discharge of duties on French
merchandise ; [1536-1540], f. 4.
4. Nicoolucci Vinaccesi, merchant, to the King [Henry VIII.] on his
wrongful imprisonment for debt ; n,d. Lot, Unnigned. f. 5.
5. " Copia littere impignorationis Ducatus Geldrie," from Arnold,
Duke of Guelders, to Charles, Duke of Burgundy ; Rnremnnde,
Sept. 1472. Lot. Copy. f. 7.
Paper. Folio.
29.432. Treatise on the sacrament of the body and blood of Christ,
in French, by King Edward the Sixth. Parts I. and 11. ; begun
13 Nov. 1549, and originally designed to extend to eight parts.
The king states the occasion of the work as being " la diversit6 et
▼ari6t^ des opinions lesquelles ont est6 monstr^es ceste presente
ann^e.'* AtUograph ; with corrections in the language by Edward's
French tutor. Paper. Small Quarto.
29.433. Hours, etc.^ chiefly in Xattn, containing : —
Calendar. Fr. f. 1.
Ciusiis EvftDgelu, f. 13.
Hoon of the Virgin, f. 20.
Penitential Psalms and Litany, f. 89.
" Lea heures de la Croix," f. 107.
** Lea heures dn Saint Eaperit," f. 111.
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*' Lea nigiles de mors," f. 115.
Prayers: "ObBeoro to,** and **0 inteme-
rata,** ff. 161. 164.
The Fifteen Joys of the Virgin, in French
f. 168.
^'Les oinq plaies nofcre seingnetir/' in
French, f. 174.
Masses of the Trinity, of the Virgin, of
the Cross, and of the Dead, f. 178.
Commemorations of Saints, f. 192.
The Hours of the Gross have on the margin a notice of the iDdulgenoe
granted on the occasion of the miracle of the Mass of St Gr^ory.
Vellum ; written in France at the beginning of the xvth century,
and richly illuminated throughout. Each page has a frame border
with arabesque ornament, and grotesque figures, birds, and insects,
of various designs. The Calendar has vignettes, and the device of
a sun with golden rays at the outer comers of the borders. There
are fourteen large miniatures illustrating the several offices, besides
miniature initials and figures of saints. The piincipal paintings
are by an artist who shows a strong Italian influence, and who has
also inserted ornamentations of flowera and insects in the borders
throughout. Small Quarto.
29.434. Life of the Virgin Mary, in Latin rhyming verse, divided
into four books, with a prologue to each and occasional notes, and a
general " Glosa " describing the sources of compilation prefixed. The
authorities mentioned are Epiphanius, Ignatius, John of Damascus*
Theophilus, the Evangelia Nazarenorum and Hebreorum, the
Speculum Ecclesiee of Honorius of Autun, etc. Wanting two
leaves at the end. The first words of the Life are,
*' In cinitate nazaret de terra galylea
Homo quidam habitabat ortus ex iudea."
See another copy in Add. MS. 18,362 and a German version in
Add. MS. 10,432. Paper ; written probably in Flanders about the
middle of the xivth century, and profusely illustrated with coloured
drawings by three different hands. At the end are two fragments
of a Missal of the xth cent. Small Quarto.
29.435. Recipes for cookery and medicine, many of them bearing the
names of the persons from whom they were obtained. At the end,
reversing the volume, is a table of contents. Paper; xvmth cent.
Quarto.
29.436. Chaetulary of the church of St. Swithun of Winchester,
containing: —
1, *' De prima ffundatione ecclesie Sancti Swithuni Wintonie que olim
dicebatur vetus Monasterium :" a history of the church to the year
967, followed by a notice of the Bishops of Winchester to Egbald
[a.d. 793]. Imperfect, f. 4.
2. ** Carte et libertates wintoniensis ecclesie," beginning with charters
of Edward the Confessor and William I., and continued in the same
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hand to 26 Hen. III. [1242], and thence by diflferent hands to the
end of the reign, f. 10.
^mong the entries are : —
a. A page of a calendar with obits of monks and benefactors, f. 44.
b. Agreements of confraternity with other monasteries for masses for
the dead, etc., f. 44 b.
c. List of crosses, plate and veatments, presented to the monastery by
Henry [de Blois, 6b. 1171] Bishop of Winchester; followed by
" Qmamenta que dominns H. episcopns W intoniensis ecclesie partim
dedit partim redemit," f. 46 b.
d. Copy of a letter addressed to a Cardinal Legate respecting visions
seen by a profligate youth in Borne, while watching by night on the
feast of the Assumption. Imperfect, f. 48.
Q. Notices of the deaths and benefactions of William [de Baleigh, a.d.
1243] and John [Gemsey, a.d. 1262], Bishops of Winchester, f. 48 b.
3. Copies of charters, agreements, etc., principally in connection with
John de Pontoise, Bishop of Winchester, including, at f. 56, articles
agreed upon respecting services claimed by the Bishop from the Prior
and convent in 1284, and, at f. 67, a specification of tithes, pensions,
and oblations of parochial clergy, ete., in 1331 ; 16th cent., f. 49.
4. " Consuetudines elemosine ecclesie 8. Petri et S. Swithuni Win-
tonie;" f. 72 b.
5. ** De administratione Prioris ;" f. 75.
6. ''De quibusdam consuetudinibus pradvaricatis et a Eoberto vene*
rabili priore et ab omni conuentu reformatis ;" with various other
customs, f. 77.
Vellum; xiiith cent., except Arti 1, 8, which are of the xvth cent.
At the beginning and end of the volume are fragments of a book of
Decretals, of the xnith cent. ; and on f. 3, is a note on the weight
of the " Pista," headed " Pondus Michee Monachi ecclesie cathedralis
Sancti Swithuni Wintoniensis." " Liber domini Thome Dakcombe
[minor canon of Winchcbter] 1550, pretio v. s, " Quarto.
29,437. CopiKS of charters and other documents from the registers and
chai-tularies of the abbey of St. Eadegund, near Dover, Bochester
and Canterbury cathedrals, and the abbey of St. Augustine, and the
hospital of Poor Priests at Cantertury. Paper; xviithcent. Folio.
29,488. Surveys and rentals of manors and estates, chiefly in the
parisht 8 of Hatfield and Oflfley, co. Herts, belonging to the family of
Brocket of Brocket Hall, and subsequently to that of Spencer,
Baronets, of Offley ; 1580-1733. At ff. 10, 16, 17, are genealogical
memoranda respecting the families of Spencer, Brocket and Fitz-
Simond, and at f. 23 is a valuation of goods and chattels *' lefte vnfo
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688 ADDITIONAL MSB., 28,4S9~99,44S.
Elizabeth Fowler late wife of Gabriell Fowler esquire and now the
wife of Sir John Brockett knight: soulde unto Richard Ferrers,
esqnire;" 1583. Paper; in the original stamped leather binding of
the XYith cent. Only a small portion of the book is filled np. At the
beginning is a note of its production in a law-suit before Bobert
Jenkjn and others, early in the 18th century. Folio.
29.439. Treatises relating to the Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts,
chiefly in L<Uin, viz. : —
1. ** Procuratorium ac modus postulandi in curiis et causis Ecde-
siasticis .... qu» communiter Curias de Arcubus appellantur :*'
being the "Praxis" of Francis Clarke, proctor; 1696. The last
chapter is wanting, f. 2.
2. The "Praxis Buprem» curi» Admiralitatis " of the same author;
here called " Secunda pars hujus libri," f. 160.
S. " Articles oonoerninge the Admiraltie of England and the jurisdic-
tion thereof;" 21 July, 1591 ; an English version of the " Articuli
magistri Koughton," f. 160.
4. " A Tractate of the Admirall's Office translated into Englishe out of
an ould monent [muniment] written in Baster Frensh," f. 163.
5. ** The manner custome and vsage of Thorn. Brotherton which he
observed in the marshallsee ;" with ** a newe ordinance " for the office
of the King's Marshal, f. 166.
6. " Tractatus de Officio Admiralitatis," in English, t 168.
7. " Jus Gentium," in English ; ending with a copy of the Queen's patent
of Lord High Admiral, in Latin, dated 8 July, 27 Eliz. [1686], f. 177.
8. Copies of ecclesiastical letters, running in the name of John [King]
Bishop of London [1611-1621]. Latin and English, f. 184 b.
9. " The forme of the new commission for to take the oath of the executor
in a prerogative will ;" 18 Apr. 1660, f. 193.
Reversing the volume : —
10. Allegations respecting the will of Richard Browne, of Mexborowe
[Mexburgh], co. York, made 8 May, 3 James I. [1606], f. 196.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
29.440, 29,441. Memoirs of Sir John Reresby, second Baronet, from
his birth in 1634 to 6 May, 1689 ; the entries being made with some
fulness from the year 1664. Autograph. Two volumes. Recently
edited from the present MS. by James J. Cartwright. Paper. With
the initials ''S. J. R." stamped on the covers; and the book-plate
of Thomas Reresby ; 1708. Polio,
29,442, 29,443. Gensaloot of the family of Reresby, by Sir John
Reresby, dedicated to his uncle. Sir Tamworth Reresby, Knt.
' Autograph. The pedigree is traced from Sir Adam de Reresby in
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 29,443-29,460.
639
the xntb centary to the author's own time, oonclnding with a
sketch of his life. It is accompanied with drawings of anas and
monnments, and copies of docnments. In Vol. II., at f. 4 b, is a
pedigree of Tamworth. Two volumes. Vellum; xvilth cent.
Vol. IL is mutilated at the end, and a leaf is torn out after f. 6.
With the initials " S. J. R. " stamped on the covers, and the book-
plate of Thomas Beresby ; 1708. Folio.
S9,444. Copies of Relations of diflFerent countries by Venetian and
other ambassadors, with other papers, in Italian^ viz.: —
Prance, by Giovanni Michiel, CaTali«re ;
[1575], f. 1.
Fianoe ; n.d. Imperf. f. 12.
Borne, by Cardinal [Giovanni FMtnoesoo]
Commendone; [ante 1574], f. 43.
** liO state della Obiesa aotto 11 Pontifioato
di Papa Paolo V.," by [Cardinal Ber-
nardo Navagero ; 1557], f. 90.
Tnscany; [1621], f. 122.
Candia, by Marini de* CavalU; [1572],
f. 142.
Kaples, by [Aluigi Landi; 1579], f. 164.
Savoy, by Franeesco Mollno ; 1576, f. 177.
** DiBOono della Moscovia ;" 1558, f. 185.
Poland, by Girolamo Lippomano ; 1574,
f. 207.
Terra Ferma, by the Proweditore ; n.d.,
f. 238.
Yenice, made to Philip 11. of Spain by
Fiancesoo de Vera; 1567, f. 256.
Portugal ; n.d., f. 27a
*' Difloorso Bopra le ooae di Portogallo ot
la difficnltlt che haverk U B^ Cattolloo
se lo voriii pigliare per forza,-" n.cf.,
f. 290.
*< Antidiaoorao p6r le oofe di Portogallo
. . . di Giofleppe Bastiano Malatesta ;"
n.d, f. 299.
Notices of antiquities in Italy; n.dL,
f. 331.
Dalmatia and the Levant, by Andrea
Giustiniano; 1576, f. 352.
"Diacorso della Spagna, estratto deU'
historie antiohe et modeme ;** fi.(i, f.
414.
Germany and Spain, by Federigo Ba-
doaro; 1558, f. 440.
Spain, by Antonio Tiepolo ; 1567, f. 508.
Ceremony of fealty to Ferdinand, son of
Philip II., and Anne of Austria;
[1570-1577], f. 530.
Paper ; xvith and xviith oentt. Folio.
8.445. *' The Method of Business at the Treasury," arranged under
various heads, as " On issuing Money/' '* Customs,'* " Excise," " Scot-
land," " Ireland," etc. Paper; after 1760. Octavo.
9.446, 29,447. " A Particular State of the Beceipts and Issues of the
Public Eeveuue, Taxes, and Loans"; 1688-1710. Two volumes.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Quarto.
9.448. '' Abstracts of the Money Bills [passed in Parliament] begin-
ning the first of William and Maiy [and extending to 18 Gleorge II. ;
1689-1745]. Shewing the Funds and for how long granted, the
Sums given. Borrowing Clauses, Transferences, the Interest allowed
and Clauses of Appropriations," arranged in separate columns, with
an index at the beginning. Paper ; xvmth cent. Oblate Quarto.
9.449, 29,460. Grants made in Parliament towards satisfying the
public services of the army and navy, arranged in a tabulated form.
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640 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,461—29,466.
In Two volumes [not uniform]. Vol. I. 1688-1731 ; Vol 11. 1732-
1762. Paper, xvinth cent. Folio.
29,461, 29,452. Supplies voted in Parliament, airanged chronolo-
gically, and expressed in the terms of the Resolutions as separately
passed; 1756-1797. Two volumes. Paper ; xvmth cent Folio.
29,453. Index to the votes passed in Parliament, from November,
1758, to June, 1767, arranged under the several sessions. Paper;
xvmth cent. Folio.
29,464. Abstract of supplies voted in Parliament, with ways and
means; 1761-1796. Paper; xvmth cent. Octavo.
29,466. Abstract of the state of the National Debt, 1762-1783 , ar-
ranged in parallel columns. Paper ; xvmth cent. Octavo.
29.466. Abstract of the state of the Sinking Fund, 1783-1786;
arranged under the several items for each year. Paper; xvmth
cent. Octavo.
29.467. '' Atf Acoompt shewing the Net Produce at the Exchequer of
the several Hereditary Bevenues which were made a part of the
Aggregate Fund by an Act 1 Goo. 3 [cap. 1,] for granting to
his Majesty an Annuity of £800,000 for the expence of his Civil
Government, the sums applied by the several Receivers of the said
Revenues," etc.,, from 26 October, 1760, to 6 January, 1781. Paper;
xvmth cent Folio.
29.468. "A State of the Revenue of Excise," 1662-1689; with the
gross and net produce of the same, and of duties, licenses, etc,^ to
the year 1784. Paper ; xvmth cent Folio.
29.469. Miscellaneous Rev nue accounts, relating to the Excise, Civil
List, Aggregate Fund, National Debt, Siuking Fund, etc.; 1701-
1786. Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
29,460. Miscellaneous Revenue accounts, relating to the Excise, Civil
List, Public Services, East Lidia Company, etc.; 1768-1780.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
29,461-29,468. Account of Duties, Revenues and Inoomes, forming
the Aggregate Fund, South Sea Company's Fund, Sinking Fund,
etc.; 1729-1774. Three volumes. Paper; xvmth cent. Large
Folio.
29,464-29,466. Account of the expenses of the Civil List, tabulated
under the various heads; 1714-1796. Three volumes. Paper;
xvmth cent. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,467-29,476. C41
29.467. Accounts of the expenses of the Eoyal Household, with Pen-
sions, Bounties, e<c., tabulated under the various heads; 1761-1781.
Paper; xviuth cent. Large Folio.
29.468. " An Account of the Pensions subsisting in the Office of the
Paymaster of His Majesty's Pensions and Bounties, with the re-
spective times of their Commencement;" [1780], Paper; xviiith
cent. Small Octavo.
29.469. Accounts of Pensions, Bounties, etc., granted by the Crown,
with the respective times of their commencement, arranged in part
alphabetically under the names of the recipients and in part under
the funds upon which they are charged; [1780]. Paper; xviiith
cent. Folio.
29.470. AooousTS of the Debt upon the Civil List, the sums paid in
part, and the sums left unpaid, arranged mostly under classes, such
as " Boyal Family," " Foreign Ministers," etc, ; 1775-1788. Paper ;
xviiith cent. Folio.
29.471. 1. Names of persons assessed to the palaces of Whitehall, etc,
in arrear with their taxes; 1714, f. 1.
2. Extraordinary payments from the Exchequer by royal warrant ;
1761-1762, f. 24.
3. "An Account of the distribution of the sum of £513,511, granted
by an Act \temp,'] Geo. 3d for discharging the Arrears and Debt due
and owing upon the Civil List on the 5th day of January 1769,"
f. 30.
4. State of the public funds; 1776-1781, f. 34 b.
5. " Account of contingent expences in the Secretary of State's Office
for Foreign AfEairs for the quarter ended the 10th of October 1791,"
f. 41.
Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
29,472-29,474. Official correspondence of successive Secretaries of
the Treasury, riz., Bichard Wharton [1809-1814], Charles Arbutbnot
[1809-1823,] and Stephen Bumbold Lushington [1814-1827], and of
the Assistant Secretary Qeoi^e Haridson [1805-1826], with William
Speer of the Treasury ; being chiefly orders for the payment of
money, from 1812 to 1819. lliree volumes. Vol. L 1812-1814;
Vol. IL 1816-1817; Vol. HI. 1818, 1819. Literspersed are orders
signed by [Bobert Banks Jenkinson, 2nd] Earl of Liverpool [First
Lord of the Treasury], for payment out of the Royal Bounty Fund ;
and in Vol. I. f. 176 is a letter from [Archibald Cochrane, 9th] Earl
of Dundonald to [Louisa Theodore Jenkinson] Countess of Liver-
pool, 26 Apr. 1814. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29,475. Original letters of noblemen and others to William Eden,
MSS.— 1873. 2 T
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,476, 29,476.
Lord Anckland, and his son George Eden, Ist Earl of Auckland,
1768-1827. Among the writers are : —
E[dward] Thurlow [Attorney General,
afterwards Lord Chancellor] ; London,
20 Sept. 1775. f. 3.
[Lord] Geo[rge Sackville] Germain
[afterwards Viscount Sackville] ;
Stoneland Lodge, 9 Apr. 1776, f. 5.
[David Murray, 7th Viscount] Stormont ;
Paris, 30 July, 1777, 23 Jan. 1778, ff.
9,13.
Henry Dundas [afterwards Viscount Mel-
. ville]; Airshire, 30 Aug. [1777], f. 11.
[Frederic, liord] N[orth, afterwards 2nd
Earl of Guilford]; Downing Street,
[1778], f. 15.
[Alexander Wedderbum, Lord] Lough-
borough, [afterwards Earl of Bosalyn,
Lord Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas and subsequently Lord Chan-
cellor] ; Harrogate, Wakefield and
Hampstead, 18 Sept. 1780-19 Aug.
1794, ff. 17, 19, 33. 35, 41.
T[homas, afterwards Lord Chancellor]
Erskine ; London, 16 July, 1786, f. 23.
[John Frederic Sackville, 3rd Duke of]
Dorset; London and Paris, 6 Oct., 7
Dec. 1786, ff. 25, 27.
W[illiam] W[yndham, afterwards Lord]
Gren ville [Vice-President of the Board
of Trade]; Whitehall, 26 Oct. 1787,
f. 29.
W[illiam] Pitt [Prime Minister] ; Down-
ing Street, 18 May, 1790, f. 31.
WpUiam] WoodfeU; London, 19 Dec.
1793, f. 37.
[Alleyne Fitzherbert, Lord] St. Helens
[Envoy Extraordinary]; Hague. 20
May, 1794, f. 39.
[John Fitzgibbon, 1st Earl of] Claro
[Lord Chancellor of Ireland] ; Dublin,
Friday [8 June, 1798]. f. 43.
Geo[rge] Canning; Ashbourne, 22 Jan.
1797, f. 45.
Cyr[il] Jackson [Dean of Christ Church] ;
Christ Church, 2 May, 1798. f. 47.
[Robert Stewart, Viscount] Caatlereagh
[afterwards 2nd Marquess of London-
derry]; Dublin, 2 Apr., 12 July [18001
f. 49, 61.
[Charles Jenkinson, Ist Earl of] Liver-
pool ; Addiscombe Place, [1806], t 53.
[Edward Law, Lord] Elienborougfa ;
London, 25 Mar. 1805, f. 55.
[Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount] Hood;
Greenwich, 22 Apr. 1806, f. 57.
[Fred^rique Sophie] Wilhelmine [widow
of William V.. Prince of Orange];
Brunswick, 23 Apr. 1806. Fr. t 58.
[Francis Bawdon, Earl of] Moira [after^
wards Ist Marquess of Hastings];
Donington, 11 Sept. 1811. f. 64.
T[homa8] Campbell ; [1826-7], f. 70.
[George Elliot -Murray -Eynynmoond,
2nd Earl of] Minto; Minto, 27 Apr.
1827, f. 72.
Thomas Moore ; 16 July, 1827, f. 74.
There are also the following letters : —
1. Npcholas Nikititoh, Count] D[emidoff] to W. T. Eaikes & Co.;
Florence, 16 Oct. 1823, f. 68.
2. T[homas] K[oon] Talfourd to [Mary Rnssell] Mitford; Temple,
27 Jan. 1824, f. 69.
3. [Thomas Erskine, Lord] Erskine to J. Dennett; 1 Nov. 1808, f. 77.
Paper; Quarto.
29,476. Scheme of nativity of Francesco [Maria] de' IMLedici, Grand
Dnke of Tuscany, bom 26 Mar. 1541, with forecasts to 1617, by
Juan Phelippe Avila de Pegnalosa, in Spanish ; preceded by dedica-
tions in Lalin^ Spanish^ French, and Italian, Paper; xvith cent.
In the original binding, with the Grand Ihike*s arms on the covers.
Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,477-29,481. 643
29.477. Common-place book of the Kev. James Hume, Schoolmaster and
Fellow of Dulwich College, containing copies of his letters and other
writings; 1708-1733; m. :—
1. Letters and memorials respecting the administration of the college
funds, and other affairs of the college ; 1708-1721, f. 3.
2. ** A Journal of what occurr'd to me in a Trip to France, a.d. 1714,"
f. 14.
3. Letters to the Dean of Arches, and other papers, relating to a dis-
pute with the churchwardens and to various affairs of the college ;
1722-1730, f. 31.
4. Letters to various persons, some in Latin, with remarks on books,
and on articles in the '* Independent Whig/' etc,, f. 73.
5. Monumental inscriptions, and verses on several occasions. Lot, and
Eng. f. 94.
Beversing the volume —
6. ** The exercise of the Firelock and Bayonett, with y® Doublings and
Hollow Square," with copies of orders and regulations by the Duke
of Marlborough; 1711, f. 107.
Paper; xviiith cent. Belonged to Capt. John Foster, of Dulwich,
prior to its coming into the possession of J. Hume. On the fly-leaf
is a note of its purchase by Thos. Allen, Master of Dulwich College,
at the sale of Sir George Hay, of Doctors' Commons, 1779. Folio.
29.478. Copy of the Statutes of Dulwich College, preceded by an
analysis and interspersed with pencil notes; by the Eev. E. A.
Giraud, M.A., Lay Fellow and organist. At f. 137 is a list of
visitors and members of the oollege from its foundatian in 1619 to
1841. Paper. Octavo.
29,479A. ExTBAGTS from the Audit Books of Dulwich College, 1626-
1835; with copies of documents' added. By the Eev. £. A. Giraud.
Paper. Small Quarto.
29,479B. Extracts from the Registers of Dulwich College, of names of
members, with dates of baptism, marriage, and burial ; memoranda
of the elections of masters ; copy of the catalogue of paintings ; and
extracts relating to the revenue of the oollege; 1616-1843. By the
Bev. E. A. Giraud. Paper. Quarto.
29,480. " Gesakg am heiligen Charfreitag, von 4 Singstimmen sammt
einer obligaten Orgel, in Musik gesetzt," beginning, ** Stille feier
banger Todes-stnnden." The name of the composer is erased. Paper;
xixUi cent. Folio.
29,48L Ekolish songs, psalms, and anthems, set to music. Among them,
at £ 32, is the anthem, " Now that the Lord," composed by William
King, on the Bestoiation of Charles II. Paper; xviith cent^
2 T 2
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644 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,482-29,489.
Belonged to William Wilkins in 1741. On the original covers are
the initials A. B. Oblate Quarto.
29,482, 29,483. Motetts and other compositions bj Gianbattista
Fenoglio. Full score. Autograph. Two volumes. Paper; xviiith
cent. Belonged to G. L. Benson, of Salisbury. Oblate Qnarto.
29.484. Twenty-eight cantatas for one voice, with basso continue, to
Italian words, by George Frederic Handel, Nicola Porpora, J'ran-
oesco Mancini, Benedetto Marcello, and Giovanni Giorgi, etc.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Oblate Quarto.
29.485. Almai^ds, galliards, pavans, sarabands, etc., arranged for the
virginals, on six-lined staves, with headings, etc.^ in Dutch. Paper;
xvith cent. At the beginning is the name " Susanne van Soldt,
1699." Folio.
29.486. Organ accompaniments to music founded on the church tones,
by Giovanni Gabrieli. At f. 81 is the note, " Finis Tonorum 27 Sep-
tembris 1618." A leaf is wanting after f. 40. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
29.487. Alchemical tracts, in Italian, viz. : —
1. " Libro del Giovanni Isaci HoUandese originale in penna oopiato e
translate della lingua Germanica in Italiana per me Giovanni
Giouansonjo Belies, Groninganus Frisus," with an index and a
glossary of alchemical symbols. The translator states that the
work differs from the printed editions, f. 1.
2. " De cabala del phylosopho Giouanni Isaci HoUandese," with an
index and glossary, f. 69.
3. " Stanza del Tesoro ;" a collection of alchemical processes, f. 99.
Paper ; early xviith cent. Quarto.
29.488. " M^MOiKE concemant les frontieres de Pigment et de Savoye
pour servir d'Instruction tant pour les Campemens des armees que
pour les faire manoeuvrer," with an account of the campaigns of the
French army in the war with the Duke of Savoy in 1707-1713, in
which the author states that he was present in the suite of the
Marshals. Prefixed is an engraved map of Dauphine and the fron-
tiers of Savoy and Piedmont with the title, " Theatre de la Guerre
en Savoye et Pigment en 1743." Paper; xvmth cent With the
stamp of the "Cabinet Historique et Topographique Militaire."
Folio.
29.489. " A UST of scholars of St. Peter's College, Westminster, as
they were elected to both Universities," from 1561 to 1784. "To
which' is prefixed a list of Deans of St. Peter's, Westminster ; Deans
of Christ Church, Oxford ; Masters of Trinity College, Cambridge,
and Head Masters of Westminster School," from 1 523 to 1 793. Short
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29.489-29.496. 646
biographical notes are added to the names of the scholars on the op-
posite pages. At the end are lists of the " Captains on Admission
into St. Peter's College, Westminster." 1629-1784, and "previous to
their quitting Westminster," 1719-1784, taken from the tablets in
the dormitory. Paper ; xviuth cent. Small Quarto.
89.490. " Teanscript of the latest or C text of ' Piers the Plowman,'
from MS. Pf. 5, 35, in the Cambridge University Library." the first
pag© hy the Rev. Walter W. Skeat, M.A., and the remainder by D.
Hall; 1870. Prefixed are two copies of aprirUed specimen of the
MS. Paper. Folio. Presented hy the Bev, W. W. Skeat.
29.491. "De Waraehlighe Fabulen der Dieren;" & Flemish versification
of .^op's Fables by Edward van Dene, with the illustrations in
pen and ink of Marcus Gheeraerts, and a dedicatory letter from
the latter, dated Brages, 5 June, 1667. The drawings show varia-
tions from the designs in the printed editions. Paper ; xviith cent.
Small Quarto.
29.492. Poems, speeches in Parliament, pieces relating to the Spanish
match. etCf and medical recipes, collected by Thomas Dawes; 1623-
1630. At f. 7 b is a short account of an excursion in Holland.
Paper ; xviith cent. Duodecimo.
29,498. '' Tl pastor Fido or the Faithfull Sheapheard. An excellent
Pastorall written in Italian by Battista Guarini and translated into
English by Jonathan Sidnam. Esq., Anno 1630." A corrected feir
copy. Paper; xviith cent Folio.
29.494. "A Paraphease upon the three first Bookes of Chaucer's
Troilus and Cresida. Translated into our Moderne English for the
satisfaction of those who either cannot, or will not, take y* paines
to vnderstand the excellent Authors farr more exquisite and signi-
ficant Expressions, though now groweii obsolete and out of use.
By J[onatban] S[idnam]." Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
29.495. " Profitablk Poems for his Friends," by WpUiam] Lodington,
of the Society of Friends; 1653-1698. Among them are : —
1. " To my Son E. G. when I was a prisoner for Nonconformity, 1665,"
f. 2 b.
2. " A Tarallel between Jerusalem and England," f. 3.
3. " Rules for behaviour in Keligious Meetings." f. 16.
4. " To W". Pen author of Englands Present Interest, printed 1675,"
f. 21 b.
5. " Elegie on y* Death of his beloved Wife Eliz. ;" [1698] ; at the
end: ''These are the last verses I ever intend to make. W. L,
iEtatis mess 72." f. 27 b.
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6. " To George Withers his Toba Paoifica," written " before I joynd
with Friends," f. 29 b.
Paper ; end of xviith cent. Small Quarto.
29.496. A Pastoral play, in five aots, of which the scene is laid in
Thrace and the names of the principal characters are Bascipolist
Myastis, Cotys, Cleta, Aohmea, etc Paper ; late xvnth cent. Folio.
29.497. A COLLECTION of political and satirical poems, written at the
end of the xvnth and beginning of the xviiith centuries. Many of
the leaves have been cut out. Paper ; xvnith cent. Folio.
29.498. AaREBMENTS between Afred Bunn, of DruryLane Theatre,
and Michael William Balfe, for the sale of all rights in the words
of "The Maid of Artois," to the composer; 16 May, 1836 ; for the
payment of five guineas a night to the composer, during the per-
formance of the same opera; 16 May, 1836 ; — and for the production
of **Joan of Arc" and another opera; 11 Oct. 1837. With sig-
natures. Paper. Folio. Presented hy Thomas Barton^ Esq,
29.499. Eeqistrum Brevium : forms of writs and charters arranged
under subjects. Vellum ; early xivth cent. An index, on paper, in a
hand of the xvth cent, is prefixed. Belouged to Kalph Downes in
the xvith cent. In binding of wood, covered with leather. Octavo.
29,600. Statutes of England, tnz. ;— " Magna Carta " of Edward I. ;
"Carta Foreste" of the same; statutes of Merton, Marlborough,
Westminster i., Gloucester, and Westminster ii. Vellum roll of
14 skins, joined at the top ; xivth cent.
29,501. Portion of a Feodary, chiefly referring to lands in co. Wilts,
Latin. Among the holders are —
Badulphus de Mortimer [? o&. 1246].
Johannes til. Galfridi [fflwip. Hen. III.].
[Simon de Montfort,] Comes LeicestrisB
[o6. 1265]. I 1264].
Johannes fli. Alnni [o&. 126i ?]. |
Vellum roll, 32 inn. x 9^ inn. xiiith cent.
29,602. Gexfalogical Roll of English Sovereigns, from Eghert to
Edward III., with biographical notices to 1406, and with arms of
nobles, foreign kingdoms, etc. Then follow " the names of the lordes
and captens that weyr sleyn and dront on the sey at the sege of
Callas [1347], w*^ mony a man mo off worschip," with their arms;
genealogical notes of the Earls of Leicester, from Robert Blaun-
chemeynes [oh. 1190] to Simon de Montfort [ob. 1265] ; and an account
of events between the battles of Lewes and Evesham [1264-1265].
On the back are coloured arms of European kingdoms and English
families. VoUum roll, 8 ft. 2 inn. x 7i inn. Early xvth cent.
Johannes Balnn [o&. 127j ?].
Johannes de Neville [ob. 1244 ?].
[Roger de Qaincy] CJomes Wintoniffi [ob.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,608—29,608. 647
89.603. Genealogy, with bic^aphical notices, of " all thekjBges that
hath reygnyd in Ynglond aith Christ Jesu and syth the tyme of
Julius Cesar, and ho we long every of thayme hath reygnyd unto
the yere of onre Lorde mccciiii"xvi" [1396], The history is earned
down to the death of Eichard II., in 1399 ; and the marriage of his
widow to the Duke of Orleans, in 1406, is also mentioned. Vellum
roll, 14 ft. 7 inn. x 8 inn. ; xvth cent.
89.604. Genealogy, with biographical notices, of the Kings of Eng-
land, &om '' Adelstan, primus dux de Saxonibus," to the coronation
of Henry VL, in 1429. Latin. The preface begins, " Finite dominio
Britonum post regem Cadwallader." On the dors is a genealogy of
Scottish kings from Brut to Bobert Bruce ; and also of the Dukes
of Normandy from Rollo to William the Bastard. Vellum roll,
10 ft. 9^ inn. x 9 inn. ; xvth cent.
89,606. "AuMA principis, ducum, comitum, sive comitatum," being
coloured coats of arms of the Prince of Wales and the nobility of
England. Vellum roll, 2 ft. 5 inn. x 9^ inn. ; mutilcUed, Latter
half of the icivth cent.
89.606. Transcript of a tract printed by Bichard Pynson, entitled,
" Thordre and behauyoure of the right honourable Erie of Surrey,
Tresour and Marshal of Englande, ay ens t the Eynge of Scottes and
his inuasions, howe the same Eynge, at the batayle of Brankston,
was slayne by the sayd Erie" [1613]. Two leaves between flF. 8
and 9 are left blank, probably from a defect in the printed copy.
Under the title is a drawing of a lion grasping the shield of Scot-
land. At the end of the volume is added ** Epithaphium Jacobi [lY.]
Begis Scotorum a Fetro Carmeliano editum," in eighteen hexameter
lines. Paper ; xvith cent. In gilt vellum binding. Small Quarto.
89.607. " Portraits et caract^res des personnes les plus Ulustres de
la Cour de France," in three parts, noticing the royal family, the
marshals and nobility, and the ministers of state. With a preface,
dated January 1703. Paper. Small Quarto.
89.608. 1. Notes for one, two, three, four and ten rix-doUars, issued at
Columbo, Ceylon; 1 Jan. 1796. Printed in Dutch and Cingaleie,
f. 1.
2. '* Kredit-brieven " for five, ten, twenty-five, fifty, one hundred,
' four hundred, and one thousand rix-doUars issued at Columbo;
1794, 1795. Printed in Dutch and Cingaleae; and each bearing the
certificate of interest payable by the British Government under the
articles of the capitulation of Columbo, and notes of transfers at
different dates, f. 6.
Paper. Small Folio. Presented hy the Oovemor of Ceylon,
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648 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,609—29,616,
29.609. Motets k grands cboeurs ; by [Jean Joseph Cassanea] de Mon-
donville, viz. ;— " Venite extiltemus," f. 3 ; " Jubilate Deo," f. 24 ;
*' Nisi Dominus eedificaverit doraum," f. 43 ; " Coeli enarrant glo-
liam Dei," f. 65 ; '* De profundis clamavi," f. 90. Paper ; xviiith
cent. Formerly belonged to M. Dugrosprez, at Compi^gne. Quarto.
29.610. Tabular list of tbe royal navy of England in 1803 ; stating
the name, clasSy dimensions, armament, and other particulars, of
each ship. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
29.611. " The Loyal and dutiful Address of the Inhabitants of the
Parish of St. Mary Abbott's, Kensington," to Queen Caroline, wife of
George rV., on the abandonment of proceedings against her by the
Ministers in 1820. With numerous signatures. Vellum and
Paper Eoll, 34 ft. x 1 ft. 13,
29.612. Official copies of papers relating to the proceedings against
Admiral Thomas Mathews and Vice-Admiral Lestock, in reference
to their conduct in the engagement with the French and Spanish
fleets oflf Toulon, 11 Feb. 174|. Among them are — the lines of
battle of the English and hostile fleets ; a printed account of the
action ; copies of a petition of the Admiral relative to the court-
martial and of correspondence respecting his attendance at the
court ; minutes of the court's proceeding, etc. ; 1743-1747. Paper.
Folio.
29,613-29,632. Papers of George Grote, tlie historian ; being chiefly
notes and collections made by him in the preparation of his *' History
of Greece," with logical, metaphysical, and other e^:says. Twenty
volumes. Paper; xixlh cent. Folio and Quai-to. Presented hy Mrs,
Orote.
29.613. Yol. I. Four sheets of the original manuscript of the " His-
tory of Greece," as sent to the press, containing part of the account
of the siege of Halikarnassus [Vol. XII. pp. 128-133; ed. 1856],
with numerous erasures and corrections. Folio.
29.614. Vol. II. NoTKs relating chiefly to Grecian History, but also to
the Italian Republics, the German Imperial cities, and kindred sub-
jects ; with extracts from Machiavelli, Sismondi, Gibbon, d'Alem-
bert, Robertson, and other authors. The notes date from 1818 to
about 1831, and are written on detached slips of paper, pasted
into the volume from time to time. Folio.
29,616. Vol. III. CoMMOx placks relating to Grecian History, collected
between the years 1818-1824; arranged under various heads, such
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,616-29,620. 649
as Archons, Beligion, Finances, etc.y with an index of subjects.
Folio.
29.616. Vol. IV. Notes relating to Grecian History, made in 1828 ;
together with others treating more especially of Greek Philosophy,
made between 1840-1850 ; the whole written on slips and pasted in
at yarioas times, the collection being finally completed in the
winter of 1867. Folio.
29.617. Vol. V. Notes relating to Grecian History and subjects bear-
ing npon it, written on slips between the years 1826-1832, and
pasted into the volnme at intervals during 1864-1867. At the end
are newspaper cuttings from the ^* Times" and ** Morning Chro-
nicle," Deo. 1832-Jan. 1833, on the subject of the Ballot. Folio.
29.618. Vol. VL Notes relating to Grecian History, written on slips
between the years 1824-1840, and pasted upon cloth. Folio.
29.619. VoL VII. Essays on the Grecian Colonies, especially those in
Italy and Sicily; written between the years 1824-1840. In the
margin of the first Essay, which is introductory, treating of the
Greek colonial system generally, are corrections and critical remarks
written in pencil by John Stuart Mill. Folio.
29.620. Vol. VIII. MiscELLAHEOHS papers relating to Grecian History,
viz. : —
1. '* On the state of Greece from the conclusion of the Pelopon-
nesian War to the peace of Antalcidas, b.c. 404-387 ;" written in
1815, £ 1.
2. On the character of Philip of Macedon ; dated 15 Nov. 1816, f. 17.
3. " Of the Athenian Government ;" written in April, 1821, f. 40.
4. On the "Liturgies of the Athenians;" written before 1831, f. 56.
5. On the Athenian Law Proceedings ; written before 1831, f. 78.
6. Digest of the events of the Peloponnesian War to the surrender of
Athens to Lysander in b.c. 404 ; wiitten before 1832, f. 95.
7. Brief notes on various subjects, e.g, Greek Military Affairs, the
Thracians, Athenian Navy, Character of Xenophon, etc., f. 122.
8. Notes on Diodonis Siculus, with a few on Xenophon's Cyropwdia,
written in 1822, f. 139.
9. Notes on Mitford's ** History of Greece," 1824 ; with some sheets
of the MS. from which was printed the article on that work in
the " Westminster Eeview," Apr. 1826, containing however several
paragraphs which were not put into print, f. 170.
10. Criticisms on Grote's ** History of Greece," by Dr. Scott, of
Westminster School, and Mr. [H. A. J.] Munro, with Mr. Grote's
remarks on the same, 1851, f. 213.
FoUo.
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660 ■ ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,521—29,527.
29,521. Vol. IX. Miscellaneous historical notes, written before 1832,
relating, among other subjects, to early Grecian History, f. 1 ; —
Greek and Asiatic Chronology, f. 18 ; — Egypt, f. 39 ; — the Western
Colonies of Greece, f. 51 ; — Pansanias, f. 67 ; — Boman Politics, eie,^
f. 92 ;— the History of the Franks, f. 103. Folio.
Yol. X. Digests of the Dialc^es of Plato, from the edition
of Schleiermacher ; written before 1832, and arranged in the order
in which they were completed. At the end, f. 162, is also a paper
on the character of Socrates, written abont 1825 or 1826. Folio.
29.523. Yol. XI. Notes and extracts relating to the Beligion of the
Ancient World, especially that of the Greeks; written probably
before 1826. Folio.
29.524. Yol. XII. 1. " Notes on Boman History," b.o. 263-50, arranged
chronologically, f. 1.
2. " First Century of the Saracenic Empire," a.d. 622-711, f. 30.
3. " Abstract of the History of Italy from the Inyasion of the Lom-
bards to the peace of Worms, or conclusion of the Quarrel of
Investitures, a.d. 568-1122," f. 36.
4. Notes of readings on Sept. 15-16, 1817, viz. Warburton's Disser-
tation on the miracle which prevented the Emperor Julian from
rebuilding the temple at Jerusalem, a.d. 363, and Sismondi's
" Literature du Midi," ch. 2, f. 80.
Small Quarto.
29,625. Yol. Xm. 1. "I^tertals for an Essay on the Genius and
Writings of Lucretius, written 1817," divided into two sections,
the first of which deals with his philosophy, and the second con-
tains a criticism of his poetry. The latter portion was printed,
but not published, in October, 1873. f. 1.
2. Essay on Cicero's " De Oratore " and " De claris Oratoribus;" written
between 1815-1817, f. 31.
At the end are — a note on Pope's Elegy on the memory of an
unfortunate Lady, dat. 1 Nov. 1815, f. 59 ;— and a review of Jortin's
Life of Erasmus, f. 62.
Small Quarto.
29,526. Yol. XI Y. Poetical pieces, chiefly translations from, and into,
L(Uin and Oreeh verse, with a few original stanzas in Englith;
written between 1812 and 1815. Small Quarto.
' 29,527. Yol. XY. 1. Poetical pieces, translations and original, in
Latin, Greek, English, and German; written between 1812-1817, f. 1.
2. Miscellaneous early notes, 1809-1824, among which may be named :
— a parallel between Bacine's PhMre and the Hippoly tus of Euri-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,628—29,686. 661
pides, Apr. 1813, f. 64 ;— on Pausanias, Strabo, cfc., before 1824,
f. 75 ;— on •' Cicero in Verrem," f. 96 ;— on Brotier's Tacitus, f. 98.
Quarto.
29.628. Vol. XVI. Essays and notes on logical and metaphysical sub-
jects, written about the years 1818-1822. Among the headings are
"D. Stewart on Instincts;" "Belief;" "Distinct and Indistinct
Ideas;" "Visible and Tangible Extension;" "Existence of Ex-
ternal Objects;" "Early processes of Mind;" "Of the origin of
our Knowledge ;" " Reason and Identity," Quarto.
29.629. Vol. XVn. Essays and notes on various subjects, written be-
tween the years 1818-1822, viz,: Harrington's "Oceana," f. 1;
the Feudal System, f. 11 ; Predication, f. 26 ; Ancient and Modem
Education, f. 29 ; Government, f. 31 ; Ancient and Modem Social
Systems, f. 33 ; Independence of Members of Parliament, f. 37 ;
Italian Bepublics, f. 39 ; Geneva, f. 60 ; and Landed Property, f. 62.
FoHo.
29.630. Vol. XVni. " Short Abstract of the G^neml Principles of
Political Economy;" written about the year 1818, and apparently
intended for publication. Followed by numerous short essays and
notes on subjects connected with Political Economy, among which
are : " Metaphysics of Political Economy ;" " Say's First Chapter ;"
" Profit and Interest ;" " Price ;" " Keal and Exchangeable Value ;"
" Effect of Taxation ;" " Profit of Stock," etc. Small Quarto.
29,531. Vol. XIX. Essay on Magic, written in 1820 ; with a revised
transcript of the matter contained in the early part. Small Quarto.
29.632. Vol. XX. Notes and extracts from various works, chiefly
Humboldt's " Cosmos," Eichhom's " Deutsches Privat-Kecht," the
" Leitfaden zur Nordischen Alterthumskimde," and Lucian. Octavo.
29.633. Original letters of Naturalists, chiefly English, to Dr. Daniel
Carl Solander, Dr. John Edward Gray, and others; 1768-1837.
The greater number of letters are from John Ellis, 1760-1768;
John FranciUou, 1782-1809 ; Bracy Clark, 1760-1792 ; and George
Johnstone, 1829-1837. Paper. Quarto. Presented by Dr. J. E.
Qray.
29.634. " Transcripts of the Half-yearly Eolls of the names of Com-
moners and Scholars of Winchester School, from the year 1668 to
1855," made by the Bev. Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, Precentor and
Prebendary of Chichester, with biographical notes by him and
others. Paper. Folio. Presented by the Bev. X. E. G. Walcott.
29.635. 29,636. Muster-rolls of the scholars, choristers, and com-
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moners of Winchester College; 17 Nov. 1784, 22 Oct. 1822. The
second jprinted. Paper rolls. Presented hy the same,
29.637. 1. Classified catalogue of Icelandic and other manuscripts
collected by Finn Magnusen ; with preliminary remarks ; 1 Nov.
1829-27 Mar. 1830. Autograph, f. 1.
2. " Ueber die Islandischen gelehrten oder literarisohen Gesellscbaften,"
by Finn Magnusen ; 1830. Autograph, f. 13.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy L, B, Botvringy Esq,
29.638. 1. ** Magyariscbe Anthologie. Mit einer vorausgesohickten
Abhandlung tiber die EigenthUmlichkeiten der magyarisohen
Spraohe, einer allgemeinen Uebersicht der Schicksale der magyari-
Bchen Literatur, und einer speciellen Uebersicht der poetischen
Literatur der Magyaren," by Dr. G^eorg Carl Eumy, Vienna, 1828.
Autograph, f. 1.
2. " Ungiische Volkslieder, gesammelt und ttbersetzt von George Carl
Eumy in Wien," 1828. Autograph, f. 16.
Paper. Quarto. Presented hy the same.
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AOQUIBED IN THE y£:AR
1874.
The following Nos. 29,639-29,642 were presented hy the Bev, Mackenzie
K C. WakoU, B.D., F.8.A., Precentor and Prebendary of Chichester.
29,589. Prize-poems and other verses written by scholars of St. Mary's
College, Winchester ; circa 1 7 70-1 820. Among the names of authors
are:— J[ohn] Graham, f. 3 b;— [Peter] Hall, f. 4 b;— J[ohn] Bar-
tholomew [Archdeacon of Barnstaple], f. 10 b ; — P[eregrine] Bing-
ham, f. 12 b;— J[oseph] Warton [Head Master], ff. 15, 19 b, 20; —
[Sir] E[obert] H[arry] Inglis, f. 15 b;— B[obert] Grant, f. 16 b ;—
C[hri8topher] Lipscomb [Bishop of Jamaica], ff. 20, 26 b, 28 b ; —
ChandoB Leigh, f. 20 b ;— P[hiUp] N[icholas] Shiittleworth [Bishop
of Chichester], ff. 21 b, 29 b ;— [Charles Brinsley] Sheridan, f. 31 b.
At the end is a rough plan of "Old Commoners," by M. E. C.
Waloott Paper ; xixth cent. Octavo.
29,540. CoLLEcnoKS relating to conventual and charch architecture
in England, by Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, B.D., F.S.A., Precentor
and Prebendary of Chichester ; consisting chiefly of MS. plans of
Religions Houses and of printed papers published originally in the
*' Building News," etc. Included also are : — A plan, etc., of Lindores
Abbey, Fife, f. 181 ;— Original letter from John Jebb [D.D., Pre-
centor of Hereford] to M. E. C. Walcott on Irish Cathedrals and
Chapters; Peterstow, Ross, 7 Deo. 1864, f. 185; — Plans of English
and Welsh towns, cut from Speed's Atlas, f. 217. Paper; xixth
cent. Quarto.
89,54L Papers relating to church arohitecture and history, etc., by
Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, B.D., F.8.A. The subjects are:— West-
minster Abbey, 1851, f. 1 ; — St Paul's Cathedral, London parish-
churches, etc, f. 134;— The bishops of Bath and Wells, f. 165;—
York Minster, f. 177;— Gloucester Cathedral and City, f. 208;—
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Eougli notes relating to EnglLeli cathedrals, f. 230. Paper ; xixth
cent. Quarto.
29.642. " Church and Conventual Arrangement," by Mackenzie E. C.
Walcott, B.D., F.S.A., etc. Printed, London, 1861 ; interleaved,
with numerous additions and corrections by the author. Paper;
xixth cent. Octavo.
29.643. Obigikal letters and papers of Lieut.-6eneral Sir Hudson
Lowe, K.C.B., etc.; 1804-1815.
1. [Horatio Nelson, Viscount] Nelson and [Duke of] Bronte, to Major
H. Lowe; Victory, 29 Mar. 1804, £ 1.
2. H[udson] Lowe, Lieut.-Colonel commanding the British troops at
Capri, to General Berthier, chief of the staff of the French army ;
Capri, 6 Aug. 1806. Draft, f. 2.
3. [General William Schaw Cathcart, Viscount, afterwards Earl,]
Cathcart, to Colonel Lowe; Paris, 5 Apr. [1814], f. 4.
4. Passport from Etienne Denis, Baron [afterwards Duke] Pasquier,
Prefect of Police, for Colonel Lowe ; Paris, 7 Apr. 1814. Fr. f. 5.
5. Passport from Major-General Sir H. Lowe, commanding the British
troops at Marseille, for himself; Marseille, July, 1815. Fr. f. 6.
6. Ordinance of Joseph Bonaparte, king of Naples and Sicily, declar-
ing Calabria to be in a state of war, etc.; Naples, 31 July, 1806.
Ital. Printed, f. 7.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy Miss Lowe.
29.644. Autograph signature of [Arthur Wellesley, Duke of] Welling-
ton, Prince de Waterloo ; Walmer Castle, 6 Oct. 1839. Written on
a fragment of brick picked up on the beach at Walmer and given
by the Duke to Salomon Dedel, Dutch minister in England, and by
him to the Hon. Geoi^ana Liddell, afterwards Lady Bloomfield.
Presented hy Lady Bloomfield*
29,646. Original letters addressed chiefly to the Bev. George Harbin,
a non-juror, chaplain to Francis Turner, Bishop of Ely, with other
pa^rs collected by the same ; 1620-ctrca 1730.
1. Two letters to G. Harbin, unsigned, but the latter endorsed " Papers
concerning Schisme and letters from Bishop Kcnn [of Bath and
Wells] and Bishop Turner" [of Ely] ; 24 Mar. 1692[3], n.d. [Apr.
1693], ff. 1, 3.
2. Robert Hales to G. Harbin ; Hague, 19 Mar. 1712-6 May, 1713, ff.
6-16.
3. Letter signed " White," to which is added in Harbin's hand, •• i.e.
Lesley" [Rev. Charles LesUe] ; 10 Oct. 1716, f. 17.
4. S H to G. Harbin ; 7 Jan. 171 7[8], f. 19.
5. Edmund Chishull to G. Harbin ; Walthamstow, 16 Sept. 1726.
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Endorsed, ** A paper oonceming the opinions of Foreign Universities
relating to K. Henry VIII*' divorce." f. 20.
6. [ ? Antoine Guillaume de Percy, Seigneur de Montcharap] to
[? Algernon Seymour, Lord Percy] ; n.d, [circa 1730]. Fr. f. 22.
7. "Vox populi or Newes from Spayne :" a political tract by Thomas
Scott, printed in 1620, f. 26.
8. "Ees Britannicsa, Gallic®, etc." consisting of notes from historical
works, in the hand of G. Harbin, f. 38.
Paper; xvuth and xvmth centt. Small Quarto.
29,546. Papebs and letters, chiefly on ecclesiastical subjects, collected
by the Rev. George Harbin ; tempp, Edw. VI.-Geo. II. Most of the
letters are copies in the hand of G. Harbin.
1. Two letters from Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester, to Arch-
biflhop Cranmer on the subject of homilies, etc. ; Winchester [June,
July, 1547]. Copies. An incomplete draft of the first letter is in
Harl. MS. 417, f. 79; and is printed in Strype's "Memorials of
Cranmer," ed. 1840, Vol. ii. p. 780. ff. 1, 9 b.
2. John Ponet [or Poynet], Bishop of Winchester, to [John] Bak ;
Strassburg, 6 July [1554 or 5], f. 25.
3. Bull of plenary indulgence of Pope Paul IV. published by Cardinal
Beginald Pole, Archbishop of Canterbury, 8 Apr. 1556. LaL Copy.
f. 26.
4. Betractations by Christopher Goodman of his doctrines against
government by women, etc.; 26 Apr., 22 Oct. 1571. Signed. See
Strype's " Annals," ed. 1824, Vol. ii. part i. p. 141. f. 28.
5. Correspondence of Edmund Grindal, Archbishop of Canterbury,
with Queen Elizabeth, the Privy Council, Bishops and others, on
the subject of " prophesy ings;" 9 July, 1576-16 Jan. 1580[1].
Oqpiea. ff. 33-58.
6. John Whitgift, Archbishop of Canterbury, to the Lord Mayor of
London and to the Queen ; 4 June, 1 7 Aug. 1 589. Copies, ff. 58, 58 b.
7. Andrewe Peme [D.D., Master of Peter House, Cambridge] to Arch-
bishop Parker; P^ter House, 11 Jan. 1565[6]. Copy. f. 59 b.
8. •* Cei-tain reasons to be offer'd to y* Queen's Majesty's consideration
why it is not convenient y* y^ Communion should be ministred at
an Altar;" 1559. See Strype's " Annals," ed. 1824, VoL i part i.
p. 237. f. 60 b.
9. Paper endorsed in the hand of Archbishop Whitgift, " My answere
to the Nether howsse of parlament," with reference to a petition of
sixteen articles sent up to the Lords reflecting upon the government
of the Church of England ; 1584. See Strype's " Life of Whitgift,"
ed. 1822, Vol. i. p. 354. f. 63.
10. Bobert Browne, founder of the sect of the *• Brownists," to his
TOcle [ Flower]; 31 Dec. 1588, f. 67.
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11. "An aduertisement of a loyall Snbiect to his grations Soneraigne
[James I.] drawne from observacions of the people :" endorsed " A
petitioun delivered to ye Kynge at Sarum 1603," f. 73.
12. " The Kecusantes petitioun to y* Kynge, 1603," f. 76.
13. Twenty-one " artickells [for the condnct of church services, eUJ]
agreed one by y" eonvocatione House, 1604," f. 77.
14. " Indulgenze et gratie concesse dalla Santit^ di N.S. Paolo V. alia
corone, Eosarij, Croci, Medaglie et Imagini, benedette ad instanza
deir iUT et eocel™* Signer Koberto Shirlei, ambassadore del Re di
Persia alia Santiti di N.S. Papa Paolo V., TAnno 1609, alii 4 di 8bre,"
f. 79.
15. [Rev.] Joseph Mead to Sir Martin Stuteville; Cambridge, 5 Oct.
1622, 15 Mar. 162f. Copies. S. 81, 81 b. The originals are in
Harl. MS. 389, ffl 285, 298.
16. Speech of George Abbott, Archbishop of Canterbury, on behalf of
the Parliament, to James I., with the king's reply and " the Duke^s
introduction ; " 24 Mar. 1623[4], f. 83.
17. Petition from George Abbott, Archbishop of Canterbury, to
James I., against an attempt to " take from the Church the power
of distribution of some part of intestates goodes ; " circa 1611-1625.
Copy. f. 85.
18. " A memorandum concerning Mr. [John] Duryes employment," in
negotiations respecting the union of Protestant churches, etc. ; circa
1650, f. 87.
19. ** Information sommaire de la condition pr^sente de ceux de la
Religion [Protestante] en France, et la voie pour pour voir a leur
redressement en la conjoncture pr6sente ; Febr. 165i,'* f. 89.
20. Letter, unsigned and without address, on the question of the sove-
reignty of the sea ; Hague, 22 Sept. 1671. Lat. Copy. f. 91.
21. '* Representation of the evills of ane farther indulgence [in eccle-
siastical matters] in Scotland ; " Edinburgh, 10 Feb. 1676. Endorsed
" The Bp. of Ed[inburgh, Alexander Young]." f. 94.
22. " Copy of a Letter written by D' [Peter] Gunning, Bishop of Ely,
to his Grace of Canterbury [William Sanoroft] concerning Bishop
Fell's preface before y* edition of S. Cyprian;" n.d. [drca 1682],
f. 96.
23. " A letter written by IK Francis Turner, Bishop of Ely, to an
unknown friend" on the Revolution; 17 Feb. 1688[9]. Copy.
f. 103.
24. " Concerning baptism by Calvinists in France," in the hand of G.
Harbin; "sent to my Lord Lansdown Oct. 1, 1722, to satisfy him
about Baptizeing his child in France," f. 109.
25. J[ohn Wynne, Bishop of] Bath and Wells, to Thomas Carew, on
" Bonds of Resignation ; " Wells, 29 July, 1735. Copy. f. 111.
26. '* A treatyse styrringe up unto careful desyringo and dutifull labor
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inge for tme ohurohe goverment;" endoi^ed "Notes out of
pEobert] Harryson's booke; ** temp. Eliz., f. 113.
27. Anne Stubbe, '' a notable Barrowiste as it shuld seeme," to her
brother-in-law; 12 Jan. [drea 1593], f. 117.
28. " A replye by a papiste to [Henry] Barrowes aunswer of some of
his qnestion[8] ; " circa 1593, f. 119.
29. " GoUeotion of Princes privileges and how they may be delt with
in an other kin[g]dom ; " temp, Jas. I., f. 121.
30. Considerations respecting an oath to preserve unalterably the
government of the church ; temp. Jas. I., f. 122.
31. Articles "concerning mynisters," e<c., proposed in parliament in
1580, f. 124. See Strype's " Life of Whitgift," vol. iii. p. 47.
32. " Beasons motive to induce his majesty to authorise Commissioners
for his Begall visitations ; *' temp. Jas. I., f. 126.
33. Thomas Ledgingham and Eichard Jeanes to , giving an
account of a visit to a conventicle ; 6 Nov. [temp. Chas. 11.]. Gopy.
f. 129.
34. " Instructions suivant lesquelles on pent entretenir sa Majeste
La Beyne de la grande Bretagne des mojens de maintenir la
Religion Beform^e ou Protestante par toute TEurope ;" temp. Anne,
f. 130.
35. " Catalogue des Livres qui ont est6 faits pour la reunion des
Frotestans," with arguments on the same subject ; temp. Chas. I.,
f. 139.
3d. *' Notes concerning Mr. Selden, out of his own works, etc." by
G. Harbin, f. 141.
Paper; xvith-xvmth oentt. Folio.
29,647. Political and other papers, collected by the Bev, George
Harbin ; tempp. Hen. VIII.-Geo. II. The contenta are : —
1. Extracts from Cotton MS., Vitellius B. xiv., and Nicholas Harps-
field's treatise in MS. occxi. of New College, Oxford, relating to the
divorce of Henry VIII. and Catharine of Aragon, ft 1, 11.
2. Grant from Edward VI. to Bichard Coxe, High Almoner, of goods
of felons, deodands, etc., '* in augmentum elimosine nostre ;" 16 Mar.
a» 1 [1647]. Lat. Copy. £ 18.
3. Beport of the case of Price v. Jones, respecting the title of an
estate in conditional remainder; Court of Queen's Bench, Trin.
term, 36 Eliz. [1594]. Fr. f 22.
4. The States-General of the Netherlands to Louis XIII. of France, in
explanation of their proceedings with reference to John of Barne-
veld and his adherents ; Hague, 16 May, 1619. Fr. Copy. f. 24.
5. Claude Saumaise to Claude Sarrall; Leyden, 15 Oct. 1648. Lat,
Copy. f. 26.
6. Certificates of Patrick Young, with reference to the books, coins,
MSS.— 1874, 2 u
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medals, etc., lately in his custody as Boyal Librarian ; l^t James,
20 Nov. 1650. Copies, f. 28. ,
7. Memorial of Charles Stanley, Earl of Derby, to the parliament for
the restoration of his estates ; circa 1653. Copy. f. 30.
8. Petition of the tmstees of Charles Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, a
minor, to the House of Lords, complaining of the Duke of Bucking-
ham and the Countess of Shrewsbury ; read 7 Jan. 1673[4]. Copy,
f. 32.
9. Beport of the examination of Dr. [William] Oldys, advocate to the
Admiralty, before the Privy Council, for refusing to prosecute as
pirates certain English and Irish seamen, acting under the com-
mission of James XL ; Sept. 1693, f. 33.
10. Arguments before the Lords of the Treasury on the objection of
the gentry of Denbigh to a grant from the Crown to William
Bentinok, Earl of Portland, of lordships in that county ; 10 May,
1695, f. 35.
11. Notes of various proceedings in the House of Lords; 1701-1716,
flf. 39, 42-59.
12. Resolutions at a cotmcil of war, under the Duke of Marlborough ;
24 Aug. 1703, f. 41.
13. Thomas Wotton to Sir John Trevelyan, Bart.; London, 6. Sept.
1739. PrirUed. f. 61.
14. '' Reasons for preseruaoion of the Records in the Tower, by William
Ryley," f. 62.
15. Notes by G. Harbin from Warburtoo's '' Legation of Moaes/' and
other works, f. 64.
Paper; xvnth and xvnith centt Polio.
39,648-39,696. Correspondence and papers of the families of Hatton
and Finch, 1514-1779 ; chiefly of Christopher Hatton, 1st Viscount
Hatton, Governor of Guernsey, etc,, and of his son-in-law, Daniel
Finch, 2nd Earl of Nottingham, Secretary of State in 1702-1704.
The contents of the several volumes are as follows : —
29,648. Original letters, etc., of English and foreign sovereignB;
1543-1704.
1. Warrant from Henry VIII. to John Hasilwod, deputy sheriff of
Northamptonshire, to make a return to the Duke of Suffolk of the
muster of the county; Hampton Court, 17 Jan., a"* 84 [1548].
Signed with a stamp, f. 1.
2. Christian, Elector of Saxony, to Queen Elizabeth ; Dresden, 25 Feb.
1591. Lai. Signed, f. 2.
3. Warrant from James I. to Bobert and Fanafaawe to
examine into alleged misdemeanours of Christopher Hammond;
Westminster, 21 Apr., a** 8 [1610]. Signed, f. 4.
4. Warrant from James J. to Sir Christopher Hatton to retain posaes-
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sion of Corfe Castle till fiirthe): notice; Westminster, 2 May, a"* 11
[1613]. Signed, f. 5.
5. Warranto from Charles I. to Sir Cbristopher Hatton on matters
connected with the outbreak of the Civil War ; York, 7 July, 6 Aug.
1642. Sign^. ff. 7, 9, 10.
6. Instructions from Charles I. to the Commissioners of Array in co.
Northampton to call out the trained-bands; n.d. [1642]. Signed.
f. 12.
7. Permit from Oliver [Cromwell], Lord Protector, to Sir Christopher
Hatton to reside in or about London cmd Westminster ; Whitehall,
6 Mar. 1667[8]. Signed, f. 14. ,
8. Permit from Eichard [Cromwell], Lord Protector, to Sir C. Hatton,
to reside in Northamptonshire ; Whitehall, 14 Sept. 1658. Signed,
f. 15.
9. James [Duke of York, afterwards James II.] to [Cbristopher
Hatton] Viscount Hatton ; Edinburgh, 27 Jan. 1682[3]. Holograph ;
with fleoZ. f. 16.
10. Order from James 11. to George [Legge], Lord Dartmouth,
Master-general of the Ordnance, for the preyention of neglect and
embezzlement of garrison stores; Windsor, 4 Oct. 1685. Copy;
addressed to Viscount Hatton, governor of Guernsey. 118.
11. Order from William IIL to Viscount Hatton to attend his corona-
tion; Whitehall, 21 Mar. 168|. Signed; with countersignature of
[Henry Howard, Duke of] Norfolk and [Earl] Marshall, f. 20.
12. Catherine [of Braganza, Queen of Charles II.] to Queen Anne ;
Bemposta, 2 May, 1702. Fortuguete. Holograph; vfiihseali, f. 22.
13. Instructions from Prince George of Denmark, as Lord High
Admiral, to Vice-admiral John Benbow, commanding the fleet in
the West Indies ; 1 June, 1702. Signed, f. 24.
14. Pedro [IL, of Portugal] to Queen Anne ; Lisbon, 4 June, 15 Oct.
1702, 9 Apr. 1703. Lot. Signed; with seeds. fiF. 25, 31, 85.
15. Queen Anne to [Daniel Finch] Earl of Nottingham [Secretary of
State]; [28 July, 1702, 15 Apr. 1703]. Holograph; one with seal.
ff. 27, 37.
16. Queen Anne to , on "the design against Scotland;" n.d.
[1703]. Signed, f. 29.
17. Queen Anne to the Commissioners for the union of England and
Scotland; St. James's, 16 Nov. 1702. Signed; with seal. f. 33.
18. [Cosmo IIL de' Medici], Grand Duke of Tuscany, to the Earl of Not-
tingham; Florence, 1 Sept. 1703. Ital. Signed; with seal. f. 39.
19. V[ittorio] Amadeo [Duke of Savoy] to the same; Turin, 29 Oct.
1703. Fr. Signed; vfiih seal. f. 41.
20. Charles [III., titular King of Spain, afterwards Emperor] to Queen
Anne; Portsmouth, 9 Feb. 1704. Fr. Holograph, f. 43.
Paper. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,649.
39,649. Original letters, etc,, of English statesmen and others ; 1514-
1744.
1. Fragment of an acoonnt of the ceremony at the creation of the
Dukes of Norfolk and Suffolk, and the Earls of Surrey and Worcester,
at Lambeth, on Candlemas Day [2 Feb.], 151 3[4], f. 1.
2. Alderman George Monoux to Nicholas Angell and Thomas Al worth,
his tenants at Wantage ; London, 10 Oct. 1514, f. 2.
3. Acquittance from Charles [Brandon, Duke of] Suffolk, to John
Haslylwodd for 91., a half-year's rent for Hanby Grange; 15 Oct.,
32 Hen. VIIL [1540], Signed, f. 3.
4. The Duke of Suffolk to Katharine Geldone ; Grimsthorpe, 10 Mar.
8.a. [ante 1545], f. 4.
5. John [Zoudie, Lord] Zouche, to [John] Hasilwode, deputy sheriff of
CO. Northampton ; Haryngworthe Parke, 29 June [1548], f, 5.
6. John FurreU to Katharine Gildone; Boston, St. Nicholas Eve,
[5 Dec.] 8.0., f. 6.
7. Thomas Lupset to Richard Face, secretary to Henry VIII. ; Paris,
12 Nov. [1518]. Lai. f. 7.
8. William Latimer to Richard Pace ; Oxford, 20 Dec. [circa 1520].
Endorsed with political memoranda in the hand of R. Pace. f. 8.
9. E[dwai-d Seymour, Duke of] Somerset, the Protector, to the Sheriff
of CO. Northampton [John Hasilwode] ; Shene, 21 July, 1548, f. 9.
10. W[illiam Parr, Marquis of] Northampton to John Hasyllwoode ;
Fothermghay, 9 Aug. [?1548], f. 10.
1 1 . Peter Martyr to Queen Elizabeth ; Zurich, 22 Dea 1558. Lot. f. 12.
12. Peter Martyr to ; Zurich, 15 Oct. 1558. Lai. f. 16.
1 3. Peter Martyr to Sir Anthony Cooke ; Zurich, 5 Nov. 1560. Lai. £ 1 8.
14. R[obert Dudley, Earl of] Leicester to [Robert] Beale, clerk to the
Privy CouncH; Utrecht, 28 Oct. [1586], f. 19.
15. [Sir] Christopher Hatton, Lord Chancellor, to the treasurer and
benchers of the Inner Temple ; Ely Place, 11 May, 1591, f. 23.
16. [Sir] Christopher Hatton to Percevall; Munden, 18 June,
1601. Copy. f. 25 ; and to ; nM., f. 26.
17. Letters to Sir C. Hatton from : —
B[ridget, wife of Francis Norreya, Lord]
Norreys; n.d. lante 1620.] With seeds.
f.27.
[Charles Blount, Earl of] Devonshire;
Hampton €k>urt, 10 Aug. 1603, f. 29.
Elizabeth [widow of Edward de Yere,
Earl of] Oxenford [Oxford]; 6 Dec
1611. WithaeoZ. f. 31.
H[enry de Vere, Earl of] Oxenford [Ox«
ford] ; Paris, 23 Apr.-26 July. 1614.
With seal. ff. 33, 85, 87, 41.
[Sir] H[oraoe] Vere [afterwards Lord
Vere of Tilbury] ; London, 15 July,
1614. Vfiih seal £ ,39.
K[athariiie, wife of Thomas Howard,
Earl of] Suflfolk; Northampton House,
28 July, 1614. With seaL f. 43,
[Sir] Francis Baoon [afterwards Viscount
St. Alhan's]; Gray's Inn, 81 July,
1614, f. 45.
T[homas Howard, Earl of] Suffolk;
Audley End, 16 Aug., s.a. [1614-1618].
With seal. f. 47.
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18. [Thomas Howard, Earl of] Berkshire, to pGranado] Chester [of
Trinity College, Cambridge]; St. James, 2 June, 1626. Copy.
f.49.
19. [William Cecil, Earl of] Exeter, to the mayor and aldermen of
Northampton; St. John's, 1 May, 1635. With seat. f. 50.
20. [Sir] William Le Neve, Clarencieux, to Sir Christopher [after-
wards Lord] Hatton ; London, 24 Sept. 1640, f. 52.
21. [Sir] Edward Nicholas [Secretary of State] to Lord Hatton;
Oxford, 30 Mar. 1645. With seal. f. 54.
22. Permit from Charles Fleetwood, general of the army, to Lord
Hatton to reside in London ; 4 May, 1659, f. 56.
23. Letters signed, and partly written in cipher ; Brussels, 28 Nov.
16[59], 27 Mar. 1660, £f. 57, 58.
24. ''Tohy Tomkins" to ; ll^Mar. [1660?]. With postscript in
cipher, f. 60.
25. Letters to Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord, afterwards Viscount
Hatton, from : —
William SczoggB [afterwards Lord Chief
Justice]: Oxay's Inn, eU,; 14 July,
1671-22 July, 1673. With msoZ. ff. 62,
64, 68-75.
[BdwBid Montagu* Earl of) Sandwich;
London. 10 Bept 1672, f. 66.
[Sir] William Dugdale [Norroy, after-
wards garter, king at arms]; Blythe
HaU, 24 Feb. 1676[7], 7 Apr. 1677, 15
May, 1685. With sea&. ff. 76, 78, 85.
[Thomas Osborne, Earl of] Danby [after-
wards Dnke of Leeds] ; 28 Mar. 1679,
f. 80.
[Sir] William Temple [Bart.]; Sheen, 10
Nov. 1679, 19 June, s.a. With waZ.
C 82, 88.
[Balph Montagu, Earl, afterwards Duke,
of] Montagu ; Boughton, 28 June, 1698,
9 Aug., 4 Sept. 1099, ff. 90, 91, 93.
Hans Sloaoe [M.D., afterwards Baronet] ;
London, 4 Nov. 1703, 18 Jan. 170^,
ff. 107. 112.
26. Attestation by Jean Bobinet and Jean Bernard, surgeons, of
Guernsey, of tbeir examination of the bodies of the wife and mother
of Lord Hatton, killed by the explosion of a magazine in Castle
Comet; 14 Jan. 1672[3]. Fr, Copy. f. 65.
27. William Dagdale, R[onge] C[roix], to Dr. Hanstead, of Banbury ;
Oxford, 19 Nov. [1643], f. 87.
28. A[nton] Heinsins [Grand Pensionary of Holland] to Sir Joseph
Williamson,Engli8b Ambassador; Hague, 11 Oct. 1698. Fr, With
teal. f. 88.
29. [John Cbnrchill, Earl, afterwards Duke, of] Marlborough, to
[Daniel Finch], Earl of Nottingham [Secretary of State] ; Hague,
Nimeguen, e(c., A Oct. 1701-8 Feb. 1703[4]. With seal fiF. 95,
96, 98, 102, 105, 114, 116, 118.
30. [John Sheffield, Duke of] Buckingham, Lord Privy Seal, to the
Earl of Nottingham; [24 Aug. 1703], f. 100.
31. Cotton Mather, Puritan divine, to \he same; Boston, New Eng-
land, 26 Nov. 1703, f 109.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 29,548—39,551.
82. Inorease Mather, father of the preceding, to the same; Boflton,
8 Deo. 1703, f. 111.
33. S[arah, widow of John Churchill, Duke of] Marlborough to [?the
same]; Marlborough House, Windsor Lodge, 16 Nov. 1725, 22 Sept
1729, and n.d., ff. 120, 122, 126, 128.
34. A[nton] Heinsius to [the same]; Hague, 15 Apr. 1704. Fr. f. 123.
35. [Edward Harley, Lord] Harley [afterwards Earl of Oxford] to
[William Hatton, Viscount] Hatton ; Wimpole, 28 Sept. 1713,
f. 125.
36. [Daniel Finch, Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham] to his son
[? Daniel Finch, Viscount Maidstone]; Burley, 20 Sept. 1729,
f. 127.
37. [Rev.] John Wilkinson to [? William Wake, Archbishop of Canter-
bury]; 3 Nov. 1729, f. 129.
38. H[enry] St. J[ohn, Viscount] Bolingbroke, to [Daniel Finch], Earl
of Winchilsea ; Battersea, 23 Feb. 174|. With seal, f. 131.
Paper. Folio.
29,660-29,669. General correspondence of the family of Hatton,
chiefly of Sir Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord and Ist Viscount Hatton,
Governor of Guernsey, efe. ; 1600-1731. Twenty volumes. Paper.
Folio. I'he names of all the writers will appear in the Index.
Among them are the following : —
29.660. Vol. 1. 1600-1662.
R[obert Sydney, Ist Viscount] Lisle,
[afterwards Earl of Leicester], f. 4.
Arthur [Capell, 1st Lord] Capell, f. 60.
[Thomas Brudenell, Ist Lord] Brudenell
[afterwards Earl of Cardigan], ff. 58,
72. 363.
Christopher [Hatton, Ist Lord] Hatton,
f. 108.
E[lizabeth, wife of Charles Berkeley.
Lord, afterwards 2nd Earl of J Berke-
ley, ff. 132, 141.
Edwu^ [Montagu, 2nd Lord] Montagu
[of Boughton], ff. 166, 176, 177, 186,
196.
F[rano6s, wife of John Manners, 6th
Earl of] Butiand, f. 179.
At £ 21 is a copy of a letter from Margaret [wife of Charlea
Howard, Earl of] Nottingham, to Sir Andrew Sinclair, Danish
envoy, relative to an insulting speech of the King of Denmark •
[Aug. 1606].
29.661. Vol. II. 1663-1668.
Edward [Montagu, 2nd Lord] Montagu I [Thomaa Hiokman-WiodBor, 7th Lord]
[of Boughton], ff. 5, 18. I Windsor, ff. 49, 118. 126, 129, 179, 186.
Thomaa [HickmanJWinderor [ufter-
wards 7th Lord Windsor and Ut Earl
of Plymouth], ff. 257-451 b, pasttTn.
[Sir] Spencer Compton, f. 265.
[Philip Stanhope. 2ud Earl of] Chester-
field, f. 430.
[Sir] Henry Lyttelton [Bart.], f. 436.
[John Cecil, 4th Earl of) Exeter, f.
445.
[MiWmay Fane, 2nd Earl of] Westmore-
land, f. 445.
[Elizabeth, 2nd wife of Christt^er
Hatton, let Viscount Hattun], t 449.
A[nne, wife of Thomas Hickman-Wind-
sor, 7th Lord] Windsor, f. 451.
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663
[Sip] Henry Lyttelton [Bart], ff. 66, 67.
£[lizabeth] Lyttelton [wife of the pre-
ceding], f. 69.
E[lizabeth, wife of Nioholas Tnfton, 8rd
Earl of] Thanet. flf. 108, 110, 111.
Henry CBryen [? Lord O'Brien of
Ibrackan], f. 124.
Elizabeth Fanshawe, [daughter of
Thomaa* Ist Viscoant Fanshawe], t
144.
A[mie, wife of Thomas Hickman-
Windsor, 7th Loid] Windsor, ff. 169,
181.
John Dagdale [afterwards Norroy King
at Arms], f. 171.
[Sir] Robert Clayton (Knt., Alderman
of London], ff. 195. 196, 209.
John Tnfton [afterward^ 4th Earl of
Thanet], f. 285.
Eatherine Fanshawe [daughter of
Thomas, Ist Viscount Fanshawe], f.
316.
A[nne, wife of Dudley North, 4th Lord]
North, f. 413.
Anne, [widow of Philip Herbert, 4th
Earl of] Pembrol^e, f. 453.
At ff. 20-30 are papers relating to the privileges of the Hanseatio
merchants of the London "Stillyard," 1664.
29,662. Vol. IH. 1669, 1670.
[Sir] Thomas Gore, ff. 22, 9l--lS6pamfnj
300-449 pasaim,
[Thomas Hickman-Windsor, 7th Lord
Windsor], f. 233.
B. Moontign, f. 289.
Diana Bich [? daughter of Henry Rich,
Ist Earl of HoUand], ff. 241-248.
A[nne, wife of Edward Montagu, Vis-
oount] Hinchinbrooke [afterwards 2nd
Earl of Sandwich], f. 249.
A[nne, wife of Edward Watson, 2nd
Lord] Rockingham, f. 250.
Francis [Aungier, 3rd Lord] Aungier
[afterwards Earl of Longford], f. 398.
[Sir] Thomas Morgan [Bart, Governor
of Jersey], f. 399.
M[argaret, widow of John Tuften, 2nd
Earl of] Thanet, f. 468.
[Robert Brudenell, 2nd Eatl of] Cardi-
gan, f. 469.
9,663. Vol. IV. Jan. 1671-June, 1672.
[Sir] G[eorge] Downing [Bart., Secre-
tary of the Treasury! f. 7.
[Sir] Thomas Gere, ff. 13, 31, 35, 76, 84,
97, 104, 119, 121.
[Charles Fane, 3rd Earl of] Westmore-
land, f. 148.
C[ecil Calvert, 2nd Lord] Baltimore, ff.
208, 272, 397, 399, 421.
[Sir] Thomas Morgan [Bart., Governor
of Jersey], ff. 256,410,450.
[Colonel] Mervyn Tuchett [or Touchet,
afterwards 4th Earl of Castlehaven],
ff. 272, 274, 397. 899.
XThomas Hickman-Windsor, 7th Lord]
Windsor, ff. 288, 315, 864, 387.
[John Cecil, 4th Earl of] Exeter, ff. 344,
416.
Edward [Montagu, 2nd Lord] Montagu
[of Boughton], f. 349.
[Robert Brudenell, 2nd Earl of] Cardi-
gan, f. 354.
[Henry O'Brien, Lord] O'Brien [of
Ibrackan, son of Henry, 7th Earl of
Thomond], f. 356.
Narcissus Marsh [eifterwards Archbishop
successively of Dublin and Armagh],
f. 377.
[GUbert Holies, 3rd Earl of] Clare, f.
468.
29,664. Vol. V. July, 1672-Dec. 1674.
[Gilbert HoUes, 3rd Earl of] Clare, ff. 1,
118, 149.
[Sir] Thomas Morgan [Bart., Governor
of Jersey], ff. 23, 37. 94, 106, 145,
172, 173, 220, 249, 253, 256, 447.
C[ecU Calvert, 2nd Lord] Baltimore, f. 65.
Delarivers [wife of Sir Thomtis] Morgan
[Bart.], f. 68.
C[faarleB] Montagu [? afterwards 4th
Earl of Manchester], f. 70.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,566—29,568.
[Captain] G[eorge] Legge [aflerwardB
Lord Dartmouth], f. 72.
[Thomaa Hickman-Windaor, 7th Lord]
Windsor, ff. 228, 379.
[Sir] Bobert Sonthwell, f. 280.
[Robert Brudenell, 2nd Earl of] Cardi-
gan, f. 231.
[Sir] Stephen Fox, f. 239.
29,666. Vol. VI. Jan. 1675^une, 1676.
29,656. Vol. VII. July, 1676-June, 1678.
[Henry O'Brien, Lord] O'Brien [of
Ibraokan], ff. 392, 894.
Frances Yelverton [afterwards wife of
Christopher, 1st Visoonnt Hatton], f.
488.
C[harle8] Yelverton [afterwards Lord
Grey de Buthyn], ff. 490. 492.
[Sir] Philip de Carteret [Bart.], ff. 69,
321, 412.
Charles [North, 5th Lord] North, [and
Ist Lord] Grey de RoUeston, f. 92.
[Francis Aungier, let Visoonnt, after-
wards Earl of] Longford, f. 173.
[Charles Fane, 3id Barl of] Westmor-
land], ff. 252, 254, 257. 884.
[Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord, after-
wards Visoonnt] Hatton, f. 254.
[Sir] Thomas Morgan [Bart], ff. 367,
386, 398, 399, 402, 416, 417.
[Colonel] George Legge [afterwards Lord
Dartmouth], f. 392.
[Charles Yelverton, 13th Lord] Grey de
Buthyn, ff. 423, 425, 427, 429, 431, 433.
29,557. Vol. VIH. July, 1678-Mar. 1680.
[Thomas Hickman-Windsor, 7th Lord]
Windsor, f. 1.
[Sir] Thomas Morgan [Bart], ff. 21, 59,
69, 70.
[WUIiam Craven, 1st Earl of] Craven,
f.43.
[Edward Montagu, 2nd Lord] Montagu
[ofBoughtonlff. 91, 93.
[Sir] H[ugh] ChoUneley [Bart.], ff. 94.
219, 271.
[Heneage Finch, Lord] Finch [Lord
Chancellor, afterwards Earl of Not-
t ngham], f. 124.
[Charles Yelverton, 13th Lord] G[rey
de] R[uthyn], f. 182.
[Etobert Montagu, 8rd Earl of] Man-
chester, f. 162.
[Charles Fane, 8rd Earl of] Westmor-
land, f. 307.
[Philip Stanhope, 2nd Earl of] Chester-
field, f. 322.
[Rev.] Samuel Freeman [afterwards
Dean of Peterborough], f. 354.
[John Brereton, 4th Lord] Brereton, f. 427.
[Charles Dormer, 2nd Earl of] Carnar-
von, ff. 429-436.
29,558. Vol. IX. Apr. 1680-I)ec. 1681,
[John Tufton, 4th Earl of] Thanet, f.
12.
[Sir] William Walter [Bart, of Sares-
den], ff. 28, 320.
Edward [Montagu, 2nd Lord] Montagu
[of Boughton], ff. 25, 26. 28.
[Sir] W[Uliam] M[ontagu, Chief Baron
of the Exchequer], f. 28.
[Sir] L[eoUne] Jenkins, ff. 37, 72. 170.
[Col.] G[eorge] Legge [afterwards Lord
Dartmouth], f. 38.
[Francis Brudenell, Lord] Brudenell [son
of Bobert, 2nd Earl of Cardigan], f.
40.
F[rances] Brudenell [wife of the pre-
ceding], ff. 42-48.
M[ary, wife of James Compton, 3rd Earl
of] Northampton, f. 64.
[Thomas Osborne, 1st Earl of] Danby
[afterwards Duke of Leeds], f. 70.
M[ary. wife of William Fellding, 3rl
Earl of] Denbigh, f. 101.
A[nne, wife of James Howard, 8rd Earl
of] Suffolk, ff. 201, 208.
[Edward Watson, 2nd Lord] Bocking-
ham, f. 205.
Daniel [Pinch, Lord] Finch [afterwards
2nd Earl of Nottingham], f. 304.
[Robert Montagu, 3rd Earl of] Man-
chester, ff. 455 -465.
[Bryan Cockayne, 2nd Visoonnt] Cullen,
ff. 489, 514.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,56»-S9,56S.
665
28,559. Vol. X, Jan. 1682-Apr. 1683.
[Bryan Godcayney 2nd YiBOOuni] OoUen,
ff. 104. 145, 275.
[8ir] William Walter [Bart., of Sares-
den], t 162.
[Charles North, Lord] North and Grey
[de Bolleston], ff. 205, 263, 802.
[Thomas Hickman- Windsor, 7th Lord]
Windsor, f. 240.
[Charles Fane, 3rd Earl of] Westmor-
land, f. 806.
[Robert Bruoe, Ist Earl of] Ailesbury,
f. 314.
[Henry Yelverton, 14th Lord] Qrey [de
Ruthyn], ff. 358, 360.
Oeorge [Morley, Bishop of] Winchester,
f. 864.
89,560. Vol. XI. May, 1683-Deo. 1684.
tF[r8nla, Conntess of] Plymouth, [2nd
wife of the preceding], f. 171.
[Sir] PhUip Carteret [Bart.], f. 208.
[Rev.] Samuel Freeman [afterwards
Dean of Peterborough], ff. 297, 816.
[Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of) Thanet,
ff. 839, 856, 482.
[Charles Fane, 8rd Earl of] Westmor-
land, f. 885.
[George Berkeley, 1st Earl of] Berkeley,
15.
[Thomas Osborne, 1st Earl of] Danby,
ff. 9, 289.
[Henry Yelverton, 14th Lord] Grey [de
Buthynl ff. 81, 174, 176, 811, 826.
452-472.
[Thomas Hickman- Windsor, Ist Earl of]
Plymouth, ff. 68, 80, 98, 148.
S9,56L Vol. XII. 1685, 1686.
[Sir] Edward Griffin [afterwards Lord
Griffin], 1 25.
Essex Griffin [wife of the preceding], f. 27.
[Heniy Yelverton, 14th Lord] Grey [de
Ruthyn], ff. 63-77.
[Sir] John Temple [Vice-Treasurer of
Irehind], f. 89.
[Bryan Cockayne, 2nd Viscount] CuUen,
ff. 112, 182, 254—271.
[Rev.] Samuel Freeman [afterwards
Dean of Peterborough], ff. 169, 170,
172, 228, 598.
Anne Raymond [wife of Sir Thomas
Raymond, Justice of the King's Bench],
f. 178.
29,563. Vol. XIII. 1687.
[Charles Fane, 8rd Earl of] Westmor- . [Theophilus Hastings, 7th Earl of] Hunt-
land, ff. 49, 159, 176. I iogdon, f. 295.
[Rev.] Samuel Freeman, ff 80, 148, 216, > [George Berkeley, Ist Earl of] Berkeley,
236, 316, 828. f. 886.
Anne [wife of Sir Thomas] Raymond, i [Henry Yelverton, 14th Lord] Grey [de
f. 231. , Ruthyn], ff. 474, 476, 477.
[Sir] M[atthew] Dudley [Bart.], f.
230.
£[lizabeth, wife of Bryan Cockayne,*'2nd
Viscount] Cullen, f. 272.
[Thomas Hickman-Windsor, Ist Earl
of] Plymouth, ff. 288, 508.
U[r8ula, Countess of] Plymouth, [2nd
wife of the preceding], f. 285.
[Sir] John Dugdale [Norroy King at
Arms], f. 817.
[Thomas] Wharton [afterwards Earl and
Marquis of Wharton], f. 870.
[Richard Jones, 1st Earl of] Ranelagh,
f. 470.
89,563. Vol. XIV. Jan. 1688-Mar. 1689.
[Rev.] Samuel Freeman, ff. 22, 32, 46,
175, 192, 203, 207.
[Sir] Philip de Carteret [Bart], ff. 84,
104.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 89,M4-89,0M.
FranciB Sondford, Lancaater [Herald],
f. 106.
[Sir] Thomas Samwell [Bart.], f. 134.
[Sir] E[dmund] Andros [Knt., Governor
of New England], f. 218.
[Sir] H[i]gfa] Cholmeley [Bart], t 259.
Charles Fane, 3rd Earl of Westmorland,
if 352, 864. 872, 878, 880.
[Heniy Yelverton, 14th Lord] Orej [de
Rnthyn], ft 890-897.
29,664. Vol. XV. Apr. 1689-Dec. 1690.
[Charles Fane, 8rd Earl of] Weatmor-
land, ff. 20, 239.
[Bey.] Samuel Freeman, ff. 84, 494, 521,
552.
[Rev.] Lewis Atterbnry, [Senior], f. 38.
[Sir] ThamaM SamwaU [Bart.], £ 189,
484.
[Bohert Brudenell, 2nd Earl of] Cardi-
gan, f. 256.
Biehard [Qorgea, 2b4 Lord] Gorges,
ft 846, 404. 489, 475, 487, 501, 515,
522, 528.
[Henry Yelverton, 14th Lord Grey de
Bathyn, and 1st Visoount] Longva-
viUe, ff. 357, 878.
[Biohard Coote, Ist Eari of] Bellomont,
f. 535.
[Sir] B[oger] Norwich [Baxt], ff. 558-
561.
At f. 361 is an order from the Commissioners for raising money for
the Frenoh and Irish wars to Lord Hatton to make a return of his
estate; 7 May, 1690. Signed by [John] Holies, 4th Barl of Clare,
[afterwards Duke of Newcastle], E[dward Stillingfleet, Bishop of]
Worcester, and others.
29,566. Vol. XVI. Jan. 1691-.Mar. 1695.
A[nne, wife of Maximilian O'Dempeey,
3rd Viscount] Clanmaleere [Clanma-
lier], ff. 40, 47, 49, 54, 60, 70, 127,
128, 134, 147.
Biehard [Gorges, 2nd Lord] Gorges, ff.
77,83, 149-540 |Kia«*in.
[Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of] Thanet,
ff. 80, 479, 491.
L[eopold] W[miam] Finch, [D.D., War-
den of All Souls, Oxford], f. 97.
[Sir] Thomas Samwell [Bart.], f. 165.
Samuel Freeman [Dean of Peterbo-
rough], ff. 181, 443, 513.
Anne Baymond [wife of Sir Thomaa
Baymond, Knt.], ff. 197, 397-408.
[Sir] L[ewis] Palmer [Bart.], f. 239.
David Garric, Merchant [grandfather of
D. Garrick, the actor], ff. 432, 436,
455.
Symon [Patrick, Bishop of] Ely. f. 494.
[Sir] E[ra8mus] Norwich [Bart.], ff. 553,
555.
89,666. Vol. XVII. Apr. 1696-Dec. 1697.
Samuel Freeman [Dean of Peterborough],
ff. 29, 49, 53, 186, 168, 237, 245, 251,
259,446.
[Sir] M[atthew] Dudley [Bart.], t 31.
[Sir] William Trumbull [Secretary of
State], ff. 32. 101, 507.
M[aJ7. wife of Henry Howard, 7th Duke
of] Norfolk, f. 44.
[Charles Talbot, Ist Duke of] Shrews-
bury, ff. 59, 471.
Biehard [Gorges, 2nd Lord] Gorges, ff.
6l-n508, poBdm,
[Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of] Thanet,
ff. 118, 207,270.
[Sir] L[ewis] Palmer [Bart.], ff. 442,462.
James Vernon [Secretary of State], ff.
458, 510.
[Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of] Stamford,
f.469.
William Lowth [D.D., Canon of Win-
chester], f. 489.
[Sir] Edward Ward [Chief Baron of the
Exchequer], f. 495.
Thomas [Tenison, Archbishop of] Can-
terbury, f. 501.
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ADDITIONAL MSS^ 29,667—39,570.
667
89,867. Vol. XVIH. 1698-1700.
Bichaid [Gorges, 2iid Lead] Gorges,
[Henry YolTorton, Ist Viscount] De
LongaeYUle, ff. 124-181.
[Thomas Belasyse, Ist £arl of] F»uoon-
berg, ft 237, 289, 241.
[John Ashburoham, 1st Lord] Ashbum-
ham, f. 258.
[Thomas Tufton, 6th Earl of] Thanet,
ff. 270, 384.
Jamea Vernon [Secretary of State], ff. 9,
904.
Nicholas Le Mesorier [Dean of Gnem-
sey], It 90, 115, 231, 278, 846.
[Sir] J[astinian] Isham [Bart], f. 98.
29,568. Vou XIX. 1701-1713.
[Sir] J[n8tinian] Isham [Bart.], ff. 87,
. 46, 60, 66, 66, 67.
i Gregory ILing [Lancaster Herald], ff
89,91.
[Sir] 0[harleB] Hedgee [Secretary of
Statel fll 107, 109.
[Charlea Montagn, 4th Earl, afterwards
Duke of] Manchester, f. 132.
At £ 125 is the oaae of John Hamilton, 2nd Lord Belbayen, relative
to an altercation with Sir Alexander Ogilvie in the Scotch House
of Parliament, in June, 1703.
29,669. Vol. XX. 1714-1731, and undated.
[Thomas Tnffcon, 6th Earl of] Thanet,
ff. 137, 147.
[Henry Yelverton, 1st Viscowit] De
Longueville, ff. 160, 162.
Samuel Freeman [Dean of Peterborongh],
ft 169, 171^181.
Matthew [Wren, Bishop of] Ely, f. 168.
Peter Gunning [afterwards Bishop suc-
cessively of Chichester and Ely], f.
193. ^
A[nne, wife of Robert Montagu, 3id Earl
of] Kanchester, ff. 215-256.
[Henry Mordaunt, 2nd Earl of] Peter-
borough, ff. 260-267.
Henry [Seymour] Portman, ff. 273-812.
D[orothy, wife of Sir William] Temple,
ff. 327-335.
Edmund Waller [? grandson of the poet],
f.338.
[Talbot TelTerton, Ist Earl of] Sussex,
f.3.
[Peter King, Lord] King [Lord Ghan-
oellorl ff. 14, 16.
[George Bradenell, Srd Earl of] Cardigan,
ff. 27. 29, 81, 83, 89, 102, 104, 112, 139.
[Edward Griffin, Srd Lord] Griffln^fT 87.
[Thomas Bruce, 2nd Earl of] Ailesbury
and [Srd Earl of] Elgin, f. 130.
[George Brudenell, Lord] Bradenell
[afterwards 4th Earl of Cardigan], f.
137.
[Hu^ Clifford, 2nd Lord] Clifford [of
Chudleigh], f. 151.
29,570. Pafbbs relative to differences of Christopher Hatton, Ist Lord
Hatton, with James Oompton, Srd Earl of Northampton, and Philip
Willonghby, including original letters of Lords Northampton and
Hatton, Sir William Compton, Sir £dward Nicholas, Secretary of
State, and P. Willonghby ; 1636-1646. Some of the documents are
in the hand of Sir William Dngdale. Included also are : —
1. Acoonnt by Sir William Compton of the burning by the Boyalists
of Wormleighton House, co. Warwick; Oot. 1645, f. 54.
2. Letters and papers relative to a council of war on the conduct of
Capt. William Tirwhitt, held at Banbury, 4 Oct. 1645. Copies,
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668 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,670-29,580.
chiefly in the band of Sir W. Dugdale, and interlined by Lord
Hatton. ff. 55, 57, 60, 62, 95, 97.
3. Account of '* the difference between S' Charles Compton and Mr.
Cresswell, composed 28'' Nov. 1645," f. 69.
4. Acknowledgment by Richard Spencer and George Benyon of the
receipt from Lord Ilatton of a patent of grant from the Crown to
Lords Dunsmore and Capell and others, of certain lands as security
for money advanced to the king ; 4 Apr. 1646. In Sir W. Dugdale's
hand. Signed, f. 74.
5. Papers relative to differences between the Earl of Northampton and
his brothers, Sir Charles and Sir William Compton ; [1645], ff. 98-
103.
6. Draft of a deed whereby Sir Christopher [afterwards Lord] Hatton
appoints two deputies to perform his duties as Grand Forester of
Whittlewood Forest ; May, 19 Chas. I. [1643]. Lai. f. 104.
Paper. Folio,
29,571-29,676. ORiamAL correspondence between members of the
family of Hatton and their connexions; cirea 1600-1730. Six
volumes. The names of the writers will appear in the Index.
The extreme dates of the several volumes are : —
29,571. Vol. I. Cirea 160(Wune, 1678.
29,672. „ n. July, 1678-Deo. 1686.
29,573. „ m. Jan. 1687-Mar. 1691.
29.574. VoL rr. Apr. 1691-Dec. 1696.
29.575. „ V. 1697-1699.
29.576. „ VI. 1700-1730.
Paper. Folio and Quarto.
29,577-29,679. Original letters from Sir Charles Lyttelton, Bart, to
Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord and 1st Viscount Hatton; 1657-1709.
Three volumes : Vol. I. 1657-1683; VoL 11. 1684-1697; Vol. III.
1698-1709. Paper. Folio and Quarto.
29,580. Original letters of members of the family of North, chiefly
addressed to Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord and Ist Viscount
Hatton; 1653-1688. The writers are :—
Dudley North [afterwards 4th Lord i Roger Korth [6th eon of Dndley, 4th
North] to his sister-in-law, Elizabeth, { Lord North] ; 8 Feb. 168f-2 Feh. 1681.
wife of C. Hatton, Ist Loid Hatton ; 25 ff. 13, 14, 15, 18.
May, 1653. and n.d. Withwa/a. ff.1,8. [Sir] D[udley] North [3rd son of the
Francis North, and as Lord Guilford • same] ; London, 80 Apr. 1687. With
[Lord Keeper] ; 7 Apr. 1666-3 Jan. I geal. 1 16.
168|. With Ma2. ff. 6-12. j
Included also are : — An engagement by [Elizabeth, wife of C.
Hatton, Ist Lord Hatton] to reimburse conditionally his brother-in-
law, Dudley Noi*th, for £200, paid her by him on account of legacies
from her mother to herself and her husband ; n.d [1 653 ?]. In the
hand of D. North ; unsigned, f. 5 ; — a petition from Sir Dudley
North to William III. to procure by exchange the release of his
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 29,681—29,684.
669
brother, Montague North, a prifloner in France ; n.d. [1690 ?J. Auto-
graph; ufuigned. f. 20.
Paper. Folio.
29.681. Two original letters from Jeremy Taylor [afterwards Bishop
of Down and Connor and of Dromore] to Christopher Hatton,
[afterwards 2nd Lord and 1st Viscount Hatton] ; n.d. [circa 1643-
1645]. At f. 5 is a letter on alienation of church lands, dated
7 Deo. 1648, headed, " This letter was writte to the Lord Hatton
by Dr. Jeremy Taylor and was transcribed by D'. Moode;" the
original, however, in the Bodleian Library, Tanner MSS. 68, f. 468,
from which it was printed in " The Whole Works " of J. Taylor,
ed. 1854, vol. i. p. cclxii., is addressed to Dr. Bichard Bay lie.
Paper ; xviith cent. Large Octavo.
29.682, 29,683. Original letters from John Fell, Bishop of Oxford, to
Christopher HattoD, 2nd Lord and 1st Yisconnt Hatton, and his
wife; circa 1676-1686. Wi€i seals. Two volumes. Paper. Small
Quarto.
29,684. Original letters of English and Irish prelates, chiefly ad-
dressed to Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord and 1st Viscount Hatton ;
1 636-1 704. The writers are :—
John [WUliams, Bishop of] Lincoln
[aftenrards Arobbishop of York] to
•• Mr. Tittley, mynisier of Granthame,
about remooveing the Communion
Table into ye channoell ;" n.d. Copy.
Printed at London in 1636. f. 1.
John [Towera, Bishop of] Peterborough
to Elizabeth Lady Hatton; Peter-
borough; IS Feb. 1642[8]. With aeaZ.
f. 3.
Jeremy [Taylor, Bishop of] Down [and
Connor, afterwards of Dromore] to the
Ist Lord Hatton; Dublin, 23 Nov.
1661. With seal. f. 6;— to William
Hamond; Dublin, 2 Aug. 1662. With
Mol. tS.
Edward Stillingaeet [afterwards Bishop
of Worcester]; 7 Jan. 1672[3]. With
8Ml. f. 10.
George [Morley, Bishop of] Winchester ;
Famham Castle, 27 June, 1673, 31 Oct.
1682, if. 12, 51.
Peter [Gunning, Bishop of] Ely; Ely
House, 1 8 May, 1676. With seal, t 14.
Edward [Rainbow, Bishop of] Carlisle to
Margaret [Tufton], Counter Dowager
of Thanet ; Rose Castle, 27 May, 1676.
With seal. tl6.
H[enry Compton, Bishop of] London;
London, Ashby, 29 Jan. 16Jg and s.a.
With seaU. ff. 18-40. The letters at
ff. 20, 30 are to the Earl of Nottingham
and the Bishop of Oxford.
William [Lloyd, Bishop of] Peterbo-
rough; Peterborough, 11 Oct. 1681-
10 Apr. 1685. With seeds, ff. 41-50,
52-61 ; — [and, as rejected Bishop of]
Norwich, to the Earl of Nottingham ;
14 Oct. 1703, 11 Feb. 170i, ff. 107,
112.
Thomas [White, Bishop of] Peterbo-
rough; Oundle, Peterborough, Lon-
don, 12 Sept. 1686-4 Oct. 1688. With
seaU. ff. 62-65, 68-73.
Thomas [Barlow, Bishop of] Lincoln;
Buckden, 10 Mar. 1687[8], f. 66.
WpUiam Lloyd, Bishop of St.] Asaph,
and as Bishop of Lichfield and
Coventry; 6 Apr. 1689. n.d. [1692-
1699]. Witheeof. ff. 74, 77.
P[eter Mew, Bishop of] Winchester;
Westminster, 21 Deo. 1689, t 76.
Simon [Patrick, Bishop of] Ely; Ely,
ete., 13 July, 1695-11 Dec. 1701. With
seals, ff. 73-83, 86.
[Thomas Tenifon, lamhbishop of] Canter-
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 39,684—29,666.
J[ohn Moore, Bishop of] Norwich; 9
Sept. 1702. f. 97.
Naroissus [Marsh, ArchbUhop of] Ar-
magh, to [H. GomptoD] Bishop of
London; 7, 8 Jane, 1703, f. lOa
Robert Frampton, [ejected] Biahop of
Gloucester, to the Earl of Nottingham :
20 Dec. [1703]. With seal. f. 113.
bnry; 11 Mar. 170fc 21 Jan. [17Di].
Vfithgeal. ff. 84, 101.
John [Sharp, Archbishop of] York;
Biahopdthorpe, 16 May, 1702-12 July,
1703, flf. 87-94, 99, 105.
[6ir]]Jonathan [Trelawney, Bart., Bishop
of] Exeter; 17 Aug. [1702], 7 Feb.
1703 [4], ff. 95, 109.
Included also is an unsigned letter [from George Jeffreys ?] to Lord
Hatton; 16 Jan. 1659 [60], f. 5.
Paper. Folio.
99.685. Original letters of Sir Edmund Ring, Knt., physician and
surgeon, to Christopher Hatton, 2nd Loixl and 1st Viscount Hatton,
and his wife; 1677-1704. Paper. Folio.
29.686. Miscellaneous papers, accounts, etc.; 1541-1726. Included
are : —
Acquittance from Hugh Grantham, auditor to the Duke of Suffolk,
to [John Haslewood] on account of rent for Hanby Grange ; 1 1 Apr.,
32 Hen. VIH. [1641], f. 1.
2. Copies of letters relative to the duel between Edward Bruce, Lord
Kinloss, and Edward Sackville [afterwards 4th Earl of Dorset] ; —
Aug.-6 Sept 1613, f. 2.
3. Verses " vpon y* death of M^ White of Madelene Colledge Cam-
bridge.*' In the same hand as the preceding article, f. 3 b.
4. ** A coppy of M'. Walter Mountague*s letter to his father, the Earle
of liianchester," explaining his reasons for becoming a Boman
Catholic ; Paris, 21 Nov. 1635. With marginal notes, f. 6.
5. " Gulielmus ApoUonii, pastor ecclesiae Middelburgensis," to Thomas
Goodwin, Philip Nye, and other divines of the Westminster As-
sembly, enclosing questions on church government; ]\iiddleburg,
Zealand, 3 May, 1644. Lot. Chpy. f. 8.
6. to " Mr. Cordell at Blois," on the validity of orders in the
French Protestant Church, etc. ; Paris, 7 Feb. 1650. Draft, f. 12.
7. A. N. to Christopher Hatton [afterwards Viscount Hatton], con-
cerning an election petition ; [? 1663], f. 20.
8. "Part of Dr. [Nathaniel] Highmore's letter to Dr. William
Harv[e]y" on generation; printed in 1661. In the hand of Chris-
topher Hatton, Ist Lord Hatton. f. 21.
9. " The fees of the Lord Viscount Fanshawe's patent;" [1661], f. 23.
10. " The manner of consecratinge S' Thomas Fanshaws Chappell
at Ware Parke by the Bp. of Durham ; " n.(2. In the band of
Christopher Hatton, 1st Lord EEatton. f. 26.
11. Order of George [Morley], Bishop of Winchester, for articles to be
preferred against Matthew Herivell, a minister of Guernsey, for
alleged misdemeanour; 23 Aug. 1662. Copy. f. 30.
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ADDITIONAL MSS.. 29,686, 29.687. 671
12. Deposiiiona of Amioe Andros, Bailly of Gneliusey, and othera,
against Charles de la Marche, nonoonfonuisi minister; 12 Dec.
1672. Eng. and Fr. f. 37.
13. Orders from Sir Thomas Osborne [afterwards Duke of Leeds],
Lord High Treasurer, limiting the amonnt of wool to be exported
from Southampton to Jersey; 2, 3 July, 1673. Copies, if. 46, 47.
14. Opinion of [Sir] Francis North [Attorney*6eneral, afterwards
Lord Guilford], on a surrender of a trust by William Whitmore to
Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord Hatton; 13 May, 1674, f. 48.
15. Bobert Le Qrosse to Henry Fanshawe; 31 Dec. 1675. In verse;
with an acrostic, f. 50.
16. Will of Margaret, widow of John Tufton, 2nd Earl of Thanet; 19
June, 1676. Copff. f. 62 b.
17. Accounts, e(c., of Christopher Hatton, 2nd Lord and 1st Viscount
Hatton, as guardian of Henry Yelverton, Lord Grey de Euthyn ;
1679-1685, ff. 65, 72.
18. Settlement on the marriage of Christopher Hatton, Viscount
Hatton,andElizabeth[Ha8lewood],his3rd wife; [1685]. Draft, f. 70.
19. Assignment by Bobert Lee to Joseph Poole of half the profits of
poultry and eggs due to Viscount Hatton, as Lieut.-Govemor of
Guernsey; Guernsey, 22 June, 1700, f. 89,
20. Order in the Court of Exchequer and other papers relating to the
manor of Richmond, co. York; 15 July, 1701, 22 Jan. 1702[3].
Partly pin/Mi. if. 91-95.
21. Names of clergy recommended for preferment; drca 1690-^1700,
f. 106.
Paper. Folio.
29,587. MiscBLLAKBOUS papers, chiefly political ; 1559-1705. Licluded
are: —
1. [Pietro Paolo] Vergerio [the younger, Italian reformer] to Queen
Elizabeth; Heidelberg, 29 Oct. 1569. Hal. Copy. f. 1.
2* Answer of Queen Elizabeth in council to the Spanish ambassador,
refusing to admit the Abbat of Martinengo, Nuncio fix>m the Pope,
into England ; 5 May, 1561. Lai. With list of the Council added.
f. 2.
3. " The manner and end of the £arle of Essex [Robert Devereuz] in
the tower of London the 25th of flfe[bruary], 1600[1]," f. 4.
4. [George Abbott] " the Lord Arch Bishop [of Canterbury] to his
Majestic [James L], conser[n]ing [Bobert Devereux] the Earl of
Essex nullitie [of marriage], and his Majestie's answer;*' [1618].
Copies, f. 6. See Cobbett's " State Trials," iL 794.
5. '* A copie of the memoriall which S' Walter Aston, his majestie's
Ambassador of Great Brittaine, gave to the kinge of Spaine the
29th of July, 1624," f. 11.
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6. " The oopie of a letter written by the amhassador of Spaine (Inijoaa)
to the King's Majestie of England " against the Duke of Buckingham ;
1624, f. 13.
7. " A letter of newes from [ Walsingham Gresley in] Ireland, oontaine-
ing, among other things, the new Lord Deputies Entertainement and
taking his place there anno Domini 1633 ; together with y* orders
made by the Lord Deputie [Thomas Wentworth, Viscount Went-
worth] to be observed by Secretaries and Gentlemen Vshers."
Copy. f. 17.
8. " A true relacion of the proceedinge held against mee F[rancis
Annesley, Lord] M[ount-Norri8], his Majesty's Vice-Treasurer att
Warres in Ireland ; " Dublin Castle, 12 Dec. 1635. Copy. f. 26.
9. Instructions from Cardinals [Antonio] Barberini and [Camillo]
Famphilio to the Abbat of S. Anastasia, on dispensations for marriage
within the prohibited decrees ; 13 Feb. 1644, 7 Jan. 1645. Lai. and
lUd. Copies. S. 28, 35.
10. Petition from the Protestants of Ireland to Charles I., presented
18 Apr. 1644 ; followed by two sets of propositions in pursuance of
the same, from the King's ** Protestant Agents" in Ireland, the
latter endorsed 4 May, 1644. Copies, f. 30.
11. '* Manifesto del fidelissimo popolo di Napoli," on the causes of their
revolt against the Spaniards, etc.; Naples, 17 Oct. 1647. Copy.
f. 36.
12. Dispensation of marriage granted by Ambrosio Capello, Bishop of
Antwerp, to Antonio Gallo de Salamanca and Maria Carolina de
Lima, of Antwerp ; Antwerp, 16 Aug. 1655. Lot. Notarial copy.
f. 39.
13. [? Matthew Wren, Master of Peterhouse, and Vice-Chancellor of
Cambridge] to Charles I., on the death of the Duke of Buckingham ;
[Sept. 1628]. Copy. f. 41.
14. " A letter from the Pope to his Nuncio in England ; " [circa 1639].
Copy. f. 42.
15. " Instructions concerning the Walloons congregation of Canter-
bury;" [circa 1665-1676], f. 43.
16. Petition from Sir Peter Vanlore, Bart., to the House of Commons
against John Littleton, D.D., relative to the advowson of Tilehurst,
CO. Berks ; [drca 1640], f. 45.
17. "The speech of Monsieur [Guillaume] du Vair [Garde des
Sceaux], when he delivered the Scales to the King [Louis XIII. of
France], translated out of French;" [25 Nov. 1616], f. 47.
18. [James Butler, Marquess of] Ormonde to [Oliver Darcy, titular]
Bishop of Dromore; Bruges, 20 Sept. 1656. Copy. f. 49. See
Carte's " Life of James, Duke of Ormonde," ii. appendix, p. 18.
19. Louis XIV. of France to [Mary] Princess of Orange; Avignon,
24 Mar. 1660. Fr. Copy. f. 51.
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20. " IVoposalls for the nnitinge all Christeudome," made at the
instanoe of [Johannes Philipp von Schonbom], Prince Elector of
Mainz ; " extracted out of a letter from Frankford, Sept. ^-g [16]60,"
f. 52.
21. Paper relating to the formation of a " Corps d'Eglise euivant les
reigles de la Parole de Dien et profession des Eglises reform^es de
France," in the island of Guernsey ; 8 Deo. 1672, f. 63.
22. (xeneral instructions for captains of vessels in the Boyal Navy,
issued by James [Stuart], Duke of York, Lord High Admiral ; 1672,
f. 54.
23. List of officers of regiments raised in 1678, f. 66,
24. Answer of Heneage Finch, Earl of Nottingham, Lord Chancellor,
to a petition to the king from the Coi-poration of London, presented
19 May, 1681, f. 68.
25. Mary Beatrice d'Este, Queen of James 11., to Louis XIV. of France ;
[Calais, 21 Dec. 1688]. Fr. Copy. f. 72.
26. ** Memorandum of proceedings in the matter of [the] Pr[ince of]
W[ales] and L[or]d Bell[omon]t'8 discovery;" 26, 27 Sept. 1690.
In the hand of Daniel Finch, Earl of Nottingham, Secretary of
State, f. 73.
27. Arguments against a standing army, in the hand of the Earl of
Nottingham; [? 1697], f. 75.
28. " The case of y* Prescripts from Surinam " against Byam, the
governor, addressed to the Privy Council by R. Sanford; [circa
1660-1670], f. 79.
29. List of persons in co. Northampton '' who are to take the Oathes
according to their Majesties proclamacion and the Statute;" [1689],
f. 81.
30. " Liste de quelques Officiers Fran9ois & la Pension de sa Majesty
en Irlande;" [temp. Will. III.], f 83.
31. Treaties of alliance between England, Holland and Sweden, and
England, Holland and the Emperor; Hague, 7 Sept., y^*- 1701.
LcU. Copies, ff. 85, 87.
32. Memoir by Henry de Massud de Euvigny, Earl of Galway, on the
means of succouring the insurgent Protestants in the Cevennes;
[1703]. Fr. Autograph, f. 91. Other papers on the same subject
occur at ff. Ill, 138, 139, 171.
33. " Case betwixt the Duke of Leeds and the Earle of Rochester,"
relative to certain crown rents granted by Charles II. ; 18, 27 Apr.
1702. Statemenis of both parties, the latter signed by [Laurence
Hyde, Earl of] Bochester. ff. 93, 95.
34. ** Abstract of the number of the privat soldiers " reviewed in the
Isle of Wight, 2 June, 1702, f. 97.
35. Diuft instructions to Admiral Sir David Mitchell, proceeding to
MSS.— 1874. 2 X
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Holland to induce the Dutch to join in a naval expedition to the
West Indies; 29 Sept. 1702. Partly in the hand of the Earl of
Nottingham, flf. 101-106.
36. Memoir hy Charles Middleton, Earl of Middleton, on his retire-
ment from the court of St. Germain's ; 1702, f. 109.
37. " Projet pour faire une desoente en France ; " in support of the
Protestants of the Cevennes : endorsed by the Earl of Nottingham,
"Mons. Brace's, received from D[uke of] Devon [shire] ; Apr. 29,
1703," f. 111.
38. Drafts and memoranda by the Earl of Nottingham relating to
political affairs, including answers of the Queen to addresses from
the Irish parliament, proceedings connected with the " Scotch plot,"
etc.; 1702-1704, flF. 116-137, 141-146.
39. *' A short account of the first causes of Scotland's divisions,"
followed by " The present state of the Scots' divisions " and ." Cha-
racters of [the leading Scotch] families;" [circa 1708]. Endorsed
" L* Tarbat" [George Mackenzie, Viscount Tarbat, afterwards Earl
of Cromarty, Secretary of State for Scotland], f. 147.
40. Abstract of letters from the Earl of Nottingham to the Earl of
Marlborough; 16 May-3 Nov. [1702?], f. 161.
41. Proposals of [Peregrine Osborne], Marquess of Oaermarthen [after-
wards Duke of Leeds] relative to the fitting out of fireships; 13
Aug. 1702, f. 164.
42. William Cock, Mayor of Plymouth, to the Earl of Nottingham, on
the exchange of French prisoners ; n,d. Copy, f. 166.
43. Declaration of the Emperor Leopold to the Elector of Maintz
urging the withdrawal of the Bavarian troops from Batisbon;
Vienna, 23 Dec. 1703. With a resolution of the Diet of Batisbon,
19 Jan. 1704. TranslcUians. f. 169.
44. "The Politia of the Netherlands," f. 176.
46. Summary of the powers of the Pope's Nuncio in Belgium ; [1618 ?].
Lot. ff. 178, 180.
46. Papers relating to projects for a descent upon the coast of Nor-
mandy; [circa 1706]. Fr. ff. 182-189.
47. Speech of Laurence Hyde [afterwards Earl of Rochester], as English
ambassador, to John Sobieski, king of Poland [1676], f. 190.
48. Petition of Anne, wife of John [Manners], Lord Boos [afterwards
Duke of Butland], to the House of Lords, praying for protection
against ill-usage on the part of her husband and his family ; [1662].
Copy. f. 198.
Paper. Folio.
29,588, 29,689. Original letters addressed to Daniel Finch, Earl
of Nottingham, Secretary of State, chiefly upon political affairs;
1694-1726. Two volumes. Paper. Folio and Quarto, Th^
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675
names of the writers will be given in the Index. Among them
are : —
Vol. I. 1694^June 1703.
Edwaid Sotithwell [Secretary of State
in Ireland]; London, Dublin, etc.,
27 Sept. 1694-12 June, 1703, flf. 1,7,
102,142,189,212,478,486.
[Charles Montagu, Earl, afterwards
Duke, of] Manchester ; 13 Jan. 1701 [2],
9 Jane, 1702. The first letter is to
Lord Hatton. ff. 11, 49.
[George Mackenzie, Viscount] Tarbat
[afterwards Earl of Cromarty, Secre-
tary of State for Scotland] ; Edin-
burgh, 15 June, 1702-9 June, 1703,
ff. 14, 67, 214, 287, 345, 875, 379. 423.
432. 457, 470, 482, 484.
[Thomas Thynne, Viscount] Weymouth ;
LoDgleat, 4 Apr.-28 Aug. 1702, ff.
22, 39, 47, 83. 129, 144.
[John Cutts, Lord] Cutts; campe by
Nimeg^en, Venloo and Ruremonde,
efc., 12 June, 1702-16 May, 1703, ff.
37, 26.% 810, 883, 465.
[James Ogilvy, Earl of] Seafield [Lord
Chancellor of Scotland] ; Edinburgh,
London, 4 June-25 Nov. 1702, ff. 43,
152, 273, 294, 368.
James Cressett [Envoy at Hanover];
16 June, 1702, f. 45.
Joseph Hill ; Botterdam, 9 June, 1702^
9 Jan. 1703, ff. 51, 127, 231, 261, 835,
865.389.
[Sir] Alexander Bruce; Edinburgh,
London, 11 June-^ Aug. 1702, ff. 55,
62. 64, 95, 108, 119.
Charles Davenant [LL.D., Secretary to
the Commission for the union of
England and Scotland]; 25 June-
17 Sept. 1702, ff. 70, 177, 210, 238.
[James Butler, Duke of] Ormonde ; St.
Helen's, camp at Porte Ste. Marie,
e«e.. 28 June-Sept. 1702, ff. 72, 146,
165, 169, 283.
[Charles Finch, Earl of] WinchUsea;
Eastwell, The Hague. Hanover, 12
July-19 Dec. 1702, ff. 98, 104, 131,
Included also are the following papers : —
1 . " A relation of the retreat of the Allies Army under the command
of the Earle of Athlone from their camp at Clarembeck to
Nimegnen, Jnne y* 11th, n.s., 1702," I 69.
2x2
163, 250, 275, 308, 330, 341. 850,
373.
[Charles Lennox. Duke of] Bichmond ;
Goodwood. 21 July, 1 Sept. 1702, ff.
98. 161.
Humphrey Prideaux [D.D. Dean of
Norwich]; 7 Aug. 1702, f. 115.
[Sir] N[athan] Wright [Lord Keeper];
London, 19 Aug. 1702, f. 135.
[Sir] C[harle8] Hedges [Secretary of
State]: Bath, London, 29 Aug.-ll
Nov. 1702, ff. 150-343. poMtm.
[Sidney Godolphin, Lord, afterwards
Earl of,] Godolphin [Lord Treasurer];
Bath. Eton, etc,, 30 Ang.-19 Nov.
1702, ff. 155, 173, 183, 233, 242. 265.
271, 279, 298. 304, 318, 324, 887, 352,
367.
M[ary, widow of Sir Samuel] Tuke
[Bart.], to her brother, Sheldon
at St. Germain's; Lisbon, 5 Sept.
[1702]. Copy. f. 179.
[Laurence Hyde, Earl of] Bochester;
New Park, Oxford, 21 Sept. 1702-
2 Feb. [170j], ff. 253, 281, 292, 300,
316, 328, 392.
[John She£9eld. Marquess of] Normanby
[Lord Privy Seal]; [20 Nov. 1702].
n.d., ff. 356-362.
[John Manners, Duke of] Rutland;
Belvoir, 8, 13 Mar. 170J, ff. 413, 419.
[Sir] Bichard Cox [Lord Chancellor of
Ireland]; Dublin, 9 Mar. 1702[3], f.
415.
[Johann Wenceslas], Count Wratislaw
[Imperial Ambassador]; London,^ Apr.
1703. Fr. ff. 424. 428.
[James Douglas, Duke of] Queensberry
[High Commissioner to the Parlia-
ment of Scotland]; EdlDburgh, 20
June, 1708. f. 494.
[John Murray, Marques? of] AtholJ
[Lord Privy Seal in Scotland]; Edin-
burgh. 25 June, 1703, t 496.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,689.
2. "A journal of the seige of Kiiremonde ;" 2-8 Oct, 1702, f. 312.
8. " Eeasons for setling the worship and Service of the Church of
England in Holland;" Nov. 1702, f. 348.
4. Baron Dalez to the Earl of Galway, enclosing a letter from the
Protestants of the Cevennes; Dublin, 13 Feb. 1703. Fr. Copies.
f. 399.
5. " Memoire de J. Dubourdieu, cydevant ministre de Montpellier, sur
la question si Ton peut secoiirir par mer les Protestans des
Cevennes;" 13 Apr. 1703, f. 442.
Vol. II. July, 1703-Oct. 1726.
[George Mackenzie, Viscount] Tarbat
[and as Earl of] Cromarty ; 3 July-
8 Oct 1703, ff. 2, 10. 16, 34, 59, 169,
183, 192. 215, 277.
[James Ogilvy, Earl of] Seafield ; Edin-
burgh, 10 July, 1703, f. 12.
[James Douglas, Duke of] Queensberry ;
Edinburgh, 10 July, 1703, 1 14.
[John Cutts, Lord] Cutts; camp at
Vorselaer, 16 July, 1708, f. 20.
[Thomas Thynne, Viscount] Weymouth;
Longleat, 16, 19 July, 1708, ff. 22,
36.
[Sydney Godolphin, Lord] Qodulphin;
Windsor, Bath, ete., 17 July 1703-23
Mat. 170}, ff. 28, 41-46. 55, 68, 76,
81. 95, 97, 107, 113, 133, 153. 181, 327,
885, 869, 386, 394-405.
[Johu Murray, Marquess of] AthoU;
Edinburgh, 18 July, 22 Sept 1703, ff.
30, 220.
[Meinhardt Schomberg, Duke of] Schon.-
burg [Schomberg] and Leinster; 22
July, 4 Aug. 1703. ff. 38, 49, 78.
Edward Southwell; Dublin, London,
etc,, 22 July, 1703-30 May, 1706, ff.
47, 85, 119, 137, 219, 271, 298, 303,
306, 316, 341, 345, 445.
[Sir] Richard Cox; Dublin, 8 Aug.-
30 Deo. 1703, ff. 87, 269. 292-297,
308-315, 318, 333.
[Sir] Charles Hedges; Bath. London,
19 Aug. 1703-6 Mar. 1703[4], ff.
93-380, pa89im.
[Edward Villiers, Earl of] Jersey [Lord
Chamberlain]; Bath, 31 Aug. -11
Sept 1703, ff. 121, 143, 173.
[Alexander Stewart, Lord] Blantyre;
London, 9 Sept. 1702, f. 157.
[Richard] Hill [Envoy to Turin]; Lim-
bourg, Aix-la-Cbapelle, Rotterdam,
Hague, Turin. 24 Sept 1703-9 July,
1704, ff. 177, 205. 259, 279. 288. 425,
427.
[Laurence Hyde, Earl of] Rochester;
New Park, 11 Dec. 1703, n.d. ff. 324,
326.
J[08eph] Hill; Rotterdam, 14 Deo. 1703,
26 Feb. 1704, ff. 329, 37L
[Admiral Sir] G[eorge] Rooke ; 30 Jan.
170J, f. 347.
H[enry] Hughes; Vienna, 80 Jan., 2
Feb. 170}, ff. 349, 355.
[Charles Seymour, Duke of] Somerset ;
Portsmouth, 31 Jan., 3 Feb. 170j, nxL
ff. 351, 359, 363.
H[enry] Dayenant; Frankfort. 3 Feb.
170f, f. 357.
William Aglionby ; Ziirich, 11 June-
29 Nov. 1704, ff. 418, 432, 433.
[Henry Compton, Bishop of London];
91.(2., f. 455.
[James Graham. Duke of] Montrose;
Edinburgh, 19 Feb. 171 j, f. 466.
[John Kerr, Duke of] Roxburghe ; Stir-
ling, Edinburgh, 12 Sept 1715-1 Mar.
1715[6], ff. 468-493.
[Lionel Cranfleld Sackville, Earl, after-
wards Duke of] Dorset; London, 19
May [1720], f. 494.
William Towers, [Master of Christ's Col-
lege, Cambridge]; 19 Oct 1725, f. 496.
[Henri de Massu^ de Ruvigny, Earl of]
Galway; [circa 1700]. Fr. f. 505.
Included also are the following papers : —
1. *' A relation of what pass'd at the battle of Ekeren, by Monsieur
Opdam;" [30 June, 1703], f. 24.
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677
2.'New8-letter8 from Barcelona and Alioant ; 9 May, 3 Sept. 1706, ff,
443, 447.
29,589 B. Original letters chiefly addressed to Daniel Finch, Earl of
Winchilsea and Nottingham, on public and private business; 1732-
1771. The writers are : —
[Charles Seymour, Duke of] Somerset;
Petworth, 3 Mar. 173i, 6 Feb. 173|,
ff. 1, 2.
[John Hay, Marqueae of] Tweeddale;
Yeeter, 13 Aug. 1734, f. 4.
[Thomas Bruce, Earl of] Ailesbury;
Brussels, 12 Jan. 1735, f. 6.
George Henry Rooke ; Christ's College,
[Cambridge! 1 July, 1735, f. 7.
M[ary, wife of Daniel Finch, Earl of]
Winchilsea and Nottingham ; 16 Sept.
1741, f. 9.
[Sir] qiiarles] Wyndham [Bart., after-
wards Earl of Egremont]; Bath, 18
Apr. 1747, f. 10.
Bichard Lloyd; Westminster, Hintles-
ham, 1 Aug., 9 Oct. 1750, ff. 11, 12.
[Thomas Pelham] Holies, [Duke of]
Newcastle, to Lady Isabella Finch ;
[circa 1740-1750], f. 14.
Charles Rich ; Sonning, 9 Mar. 1757,
Erasmus PhiUps; Admiralty, 14 June,
1757, f. 16.
Richard Watkins ; London, 5 Aug. 1757,
f. 18.
[Admiral] Francis Holbume; Newark,
Halifax, eta, 6, 20 Aug., 17 Sept. 1757,
ff. 19,20. 22.
[Admiral Sir] William Rowley ; Ten-
dfiug Hall, 31 Aug. 1757, f. 21.
[Sir] Thomas Mostyn [Bart] ; London,
29 Sept., Mostyn, 14 Oct. 1757, ff. 23,
25.
[Daniel Finch, Earl of] Winchilsea [and
Nuttingham], to his brother [Edward
Finch-Hatton]; 16 Feb. 1765, F. 26.
[Thomas] C[hamber8] Cecil [M.P.];
Dinant, 30 May, 1766, f. 28.
Elizabeth [wife of William Murray,
Lord, afterwards Earl of] Mansfield*
to her brother [Edward Finch-Hat-
ton]; 17 Nov., 1 Dec. 1767. ff. 80, 32.
f. 15.
Included also are— Acquittarjce from [Charles Wat son- Went worth.
Marquess of] Kockingham to Edward [Finch-] Hatton, on account of
a legacy from Lady Isabella Finch to [Anne Wentworth], Countess
Fitzwilliam; 22 Mar. 1771, f. 34; — and a letter from [William Cavendish,
Lord] Cavendish [afterwards Duke of Devonshire] to [Christopher
Hatton], Lord Hatton; 2 Dec. [16]79, f. 36.
Paper. Small Quarto.
29.690. Orioikal letters from John and Paul Methuen, Envoys at
Lisbon, to Charles Montagu, Earl of Manchester, and Daoiel Pinch,
Earl of Nottingham, Secretaries of State, with diplomatic papers,
copies of letters, etc,, enclosed ; 1702-1704. Included also are : —
1. F[ran9] Sohonenberg [Dutch Envoy at Lisbon and Madrid] to the
Earls of Manchester and Nottingham ; 29 Apr. 1702-16 May, 1703.
Fr. ff. 3, 40, 64, 66, 266.
2. John Earle [Consul at Lisbon] to the Earl of Nottingham and John
' Methuen; 16 July, 1702-21 July, 1703, ff. 69, 71, 104, 275, 309.
3. Joseph de Faria [Portuguese Secretary of State] to J. and P. Me-
thuen; Lisbon, 29 July, 1702-13 Jan. 1703. Fort. Copies; with
translations, ff. 87, 89, 185, 196, 199.
4. Luis da Cunha [Portuguese Envoy at London], to Queen Anne ;
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30 Jan. 1702[3]. Fr. Signed, f. 2ll;-to the Earl of Nottingham ;
30 Jan.-22 July, 1703. Fr. ff. 213, 215, 217, 311, 432.
6. [Juan Tomaso Henriquez, Duke of Medina del Eio Seco], el almi-
rante de Castilla, to P. and J. Methuen ; 6 June, 29 Aug. 1703.
Span. Orig.&nd Copy; with translations, ff. 287, 333;— to Count
Wratislaw; 24 Oct. 1703. Span. Copy. f. 360;— to Queen Anne;
24 Oct. 1703. Span. f. 362.
6. Drafts of letters from the Earl of Nottingham to J. Methuen ;
29 Oct., 29 Dec. 1703, ff. 374, 389.
7. Draft instructions for J. Methuen, as Envoy Extraordinary to
Portugal; 6 Apr. 1702. Engl, and JFV. In the hand of John Ellis,
Under Secretaiy of State, f. 434.
Paper. Folio.
29,591. Papers relating to the expedition against Cadiz, the inter-
cepting of the French fleet under Admiral Chateau-B^naud, and
other naval operations in the Mediterranean and the West Indies ;
1 702-1 704. Included are : —
1. Instructions, cte., to Sir George Eooke, Admiral of the Fleet; 14
May-24 Sept. 1702. Copies, ff. 1-8, 20, 24, 61, 68, 78, 88, 90, 92.
2. Minutes of the Secret Committee of the Privy Council, with drafts
. of letters and instructions to the Duke of Ormonde, Admiral John
Benbow, Major-General William Selwyn, etc., chiefly in tlie hand
of Daniel Finch, Earl of Nottingham, Secretary of State ; 16 May,
1702-10 Mar. 170f, ff. 9, 26, 46, 94, 126, 196, 199, 269, 266.
3. " A relation of the measures y* were taken to intercept and take y*
squadron commanded by Mons' Chateaurenaud and y* Spanish
galeons;" 16 May-19 Oct. 1702. Partly in the hand of the Earl of
Nottingham, f. 63. With extracts from orders and copies of
letters; 17 July-17 Oct. 1702, ff. 66, 101.
4. Beport of examinations, before a committee of the House of Lords,
of the Duke of Ormonde and the flag-officers and captains of the
fleet, relative to the operations at Cadiz ; 16 Jan.-16 Feb. I70f ,
f. 139.
6. [Admiral Sir] G[eorge] Rooke to the Earl of Nottingham ; St. Law-
rence, Spithead, 25 Feb. 170§-2 Feb. 170|, ff. 191, 193, 209, 248.
6. Proposals of Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell, commanding the fleet
in the Mediterranean, with letters from the same to the Earl of
Nottingham enclosiug copies of correspondence with the Grand
Duke of Tuscany, articles of a treaty with the Emperor of Morocco
and other papers ; 17 Mar.-26 Oct. 1703, ff. 203, 211, 257.
7. Draft of a proclamation to the Spanish people from James Butler,
Duke of Ormonde, commanding the troops in the expedition against
Cadiz, with corrections by the Earl of Nottingham ; [1702], f. 263.
Paper. Folio.
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29.592. Papers relating to the negotiations preceding the Treaty of
the Hague in Sept-Dec. 1698 ; consisting of copies of the powers of
the several plenipotentiaries of England, France, and Holland,
correspondence between the English plenipotentiaries, William
Bentinck, Earl of Portland, and Sir Joseph Williamson, minntes
by the latter of consultations, etc,y and copies of his letters to James
Vernon, Secretary of State. Paper. Folio.
29.593. NEWS-LErrxBRS from London, 5 July-4 Oct. 1690; and, chiefly
with naval and military intelligence, from Paris, Toulon, Marseilles,
La Rochelle, Dunkirk, etc., 18 Oct. 1702-3 Apr. 1704. Included
also is intelligence from Pisa, f. 59 ; Genoa, ff. 90, 102 ; Madrid, f.
93; Hamburg, £ 128; and Botterdam, ff. 164, 166. Paper. Quarto.
29,694, 29,595. Original letters from Daniel Finch, Earl of Notting-
ham, to his father-in-law, Christopher Hatton, Viscount Hatton;
2 Aug. 1683-22 Jan. 170f . Two volumes. In Vol. i. is also in-
cluded a letter from [Heneage Finch, Earl of] Nottingham [Lord
Chancellor] to Lord Hatton ; 31 Deo. 1681, f. 1 ;— and in Vol. ii.
are letters, chiefly copies in his own hand, from [Daniel Finch, Earl
of] Nottingham, to : —
Jane Hatton [sister of Lord Hatton};
Burley, 27 Sept. 1701, 23 Sept 1706,
ff. 202, 264.
Viee-Admiral John Benbow ; London, 1,
13 Jnne. 1702, ff. 214, 220.
Admiral Sir George Booke; 13 June,
1702, f. 216.
Major-General William Selwyn ; 13 June,
1702, f. 218.
Vioe-Admiral Sir Gleaderiey ShoYell ; 12
May, 1703, f. 228.
[Anton Heinsins], Grand Pensioner of
Holland; 24 May, 1703, f. 230.
Paper. Quarto.
Edward SouthweU ; 13 July, 1703, f. 236w
[George Mackenzie], Visoonnt Tarbat;
17 July, 14 Aug. 1703, ft. 237, 247.
[James Ogilvy], Earl of Seafleld; 17
July, 1703, f. 237.
[John Murray], Marquess of Atholl ; 17
July, 14 Aug. 1703, fL 237 b, 246, 248.
[Sidney Godolphin, Lord Godolphin],
Lord Treasurer; 22 July, 5, 6 Aug.
1703, ff. 239, 241, 243.
P[aul] Methuen; 7, 16 Sept., 19 Oct.
1703, ff. 250, 261.
[John] Methuen ; 13 Nov. 1703, f. 254.
29,S66. Okiginal letters from Anne, wife of Daniel Fiuch, Earl of
Nottingham, to her father, Christopher Hatton, ViBcount Hatton ;
circa 1685-1706. Paper. Quarto.
29,597-29,610. Corbespondence and papers of the families of Carew,
of Beddington, co. Surrey, and Isham, of Lamport, co. Northampton,
connected, circa 1660, by marriage. The contents of the several
volumes are as follows : —
29,597. Royal letters, warrants and other official papers, etc. ; 1529-
1743.
1. Henry VIII. to Sir Nicholas Carewe, Dr, Richard Sampson and Dw
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William Benet, Ambassadors to the Emperor Charles V. ; York
Place, Greenwich, 6, 30 Nov. [1629]. Signed; with seaU. ff. 1, 3.
2. Warrant from Charles [Brandon], Duke of Suffolk, Lieutenant in
the North, for post-horses to Hull ; Damton [Darlington], 23 Jan.
34 Hen. VIH. [1643]. Signed, f. 5.
3. Warrant from Henry YIIL to Michael Stanhope to raise 200 men
for the Earl of Hertford's anny in the noi-th ; Feb. a« 35 [1544].
Signed with a stamp. Imperfect, f. 6.
4. The Privy Council to Michael Stanhope, Governor of Hull, relative
to the seizure of a Flemish ship laden with wine ; Petworth, 14
Aug. 1646. Signed by W[illiam Parr, Earl of] Essex, Ste[phen
Gardiner, Bishop of] Winchester, and others, f. 7.
6. [Sir] Edward North [afterwards Lord North] to [Michael] Stanhope,
Lieutenant of Hull ; 5 Oct. [circa 1645]. Imperfect, f. 9.
6. Queen Elizabeth to [the Commissioners of the Musters of counties],
commending the trained-bands ; Greenwich, 9 Apr. a'' 27 [1685].
Copy, f. 11.
7. " Costes of Election [ ? of George More, father-in-law of Sir Nicholas
Carew] to be knight of the shire " [ ? of Surrey] ; temp. Eliz. Signed
by John Archinber, agent, f. 12.
8. The Privy Council to the Justices of Surrey, charging them to take
measures to prevent the spread of the plague ; Windsor, 2 July,
1603. Copy. f. 13.
9. Articles to be observed by " such as shalbe lycenoed to kepe tipling
houses;" 1606, f. 16.
10. [Thomas Cecil, Earl of] Exeter, and W[illiam Knollys, Lord]
Enollys, acting under a commission from the king, to Sir Nicholas
Carew, knt., summoning him to answer a complaint of Ann
Throgmorton, his niece; Whitehall, 2 Apr. 1612. Signed, f. 16.
See 29,599, f. 72.
11. Warrant from Charles I. to the Earls of Nottingham and Holder-
ness, as Lieutenants of Surrey, to raise 200 men for service in the
Palatinate of the Rhine ; Westminster, 6 May, a** 1 [ 1 625]. Copy.
f. 18.
12. " The copy of a letter sent by the Scottish Lordes" to Charles I.,
accrediting ** M*" Coluell/' deputed to explain their actions and
intentions ; [1639], f. 19.
13. Warrant from Charles II. to Sir Nicholas Carew, Deputy-Lieutenant
of Surrey, to quarter his troop of horse in Southwark for the sup-
pression of disturbances; XN'hitehall, 10 Jan. a** 12 [1661]. Signed.
f. 21.
14. Articles against Rew*-Admiral Sir Jeremy Smith; knt., for mis-
conduct in action against the Dutch ; Aug. 1666. Imperfect, f. 23.
15. [Sir] Denny Ashburnham and others, Commissioners of Hearth-
money, to Andrew Hackett of Newport Pagnell, co. Bucks ; London,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,697—29,599. 681
26 Nov. 1687, f. 24. With draft of answer from Thomas Hackett;
30 Nov. 1687, f. 24 b.
16. '* Resolutions of the Committee of the House of Commons appointed
to enquire into the proceedings of the Ecclesiastical Courts ;" 6 Mar.
173}, £ 26.
17. The Conunissioners of the Admiralty to I^ Edmund Isham, Advo-
cate-General, directing him to prepare a commission of Oyer and
Terminer; 16 Nov. 1734. Signed by [Admiral Sir] Charles Wager
and others. With seal. f. 28.
18. William Pitt and other leaders of the Opposition in Parliament to
Sir Edmund Isham, Bart., M.P.; London, 20 Dec. 1743. Printed.
f. 29.
Paper. Folio.
29.598. Miscellaneous original letters, c<c. ; 1611[?]-1749.
1. William Camden, Clarenoieux, to [Sir Nicholas Throckmorton-
Carew] ; Chiselhurst, 20 Sept. [1611 ?], f. 1.
2. [Sir] Walter Eawleighe to [Sir Ralph Winwood], giving an account
of his expedition to Guiana; [1618]. Gopy. f. 2.
3. E[lizabeth, wife of Sir Walter] Baleigh to her brother. Sir Nicholas
[Throckmorton-]Carew ; 25 June, 1620, and n,d., fF. 6, 9, 10, 11.
4. Cam [Carew] Baleigh [2nd son of Sir Walter] to Sir Nicholas
[Throckmorton-]Carew ; Nonsuch, 12 July, 1621. With seal. f. 7.
6. J[ohn] Donne [D.D., Dean of St. Paul's], to Sir N. Throokmorton-
Carew; St. Paul's, Drury House, 1 Sept. 1624, 14 Sept. «.a. With
seah. ff. 13, 15.
6. [William Digby, Lord] Digby to D' [Edmund] Isham ; 10 Jan.
[circa 1725], f. 17.
7. A[rthur] Onslow [Speaker of the House of Commons] to [Elizabeth,
widow of Sir Nicholas Carew, Ist Bart.] ; Guildford, 11 July, 1727,
f. 18.
8. [Philip Yorke, Lord, afterwards Earl of] Hardwicke [Lord Chan-
cellor] to [William Chetwynd, second husband of the above Lady
Carew]; Charshalton, 1 Sept. 1739, f. 19.
9. Browne Willis, the antiquary, to Sir Edmund Isham, Bart. ; London,
17 Mar. 1748[9], f. 20.
Paper. Folio.
29.599. General correspondence of the family of Carew, of Bedding-
ton, CO. Surrey, and their connexions; 1585-1815. The names
of the writers will be found in the Index. Among them are : —
1. Eichard Lloyd to Sir Francis Carew ; " At the Court," 9 Apr. 1585,
f. L
2. E[li2abeth, widow of Sir Walter] Ealeigh, to her brother Sir
Nicholas [Throckmorton-]Carew ; [8 July, 1629], f. 34.
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682 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,«0©~29,606.
3. [Sir] Thomas Walflingliam to Sir Nicholas [Throckmorton-]Carew ;
Scadbury, 15 Deo. 1630. With seal f. 40.
4. B[rowne] Willis to Nicholas Hacketfc ; nA. [1704 or 5]. With moI.
f. 469.
Paper. Folio.
29.600. Correspondence, accounts, etc., connected with a company for
working iron at Principio, in Maryland, North Americay including
letters of William Chetwynd, M.P., of Grendon, William Bussell,
of Birmingham, Thomas Bussell^ of Maryland, and others ; 1725-
1776. Paper. Folio.
20.601, 26,602. General correspondence of the family of Isham, of
Lamport, co. Northampton; 1708-1809. Two volumes. The
names of the writers will be found in the Index. Paper. Folio.
29.603. Copies of wills, law-cases, accounts, inyentories and other
papers, of the family of Isham ; 1712-1774. Paper. Folio.
29.604. Papers relating to the Vioe-Chancellor's Court at Oxford,
consisting chiefly of drafts and copies of plaints, cases, etc, ; 1707-
1721. Included also are original letters from George Cooper and
Henry Fisher, Begistrars, to Edmund Isham, D.C.L., Chancellor's
Assessor, moving for dispensaftions for degrees; 12 Apr. 1727-14
June, 1737, ff. 75-166. Paper. Folio.
29.605. 29,606. Wills, accounts, law-deeds and other papers con-
nected with the &m]lies of Carew, Isham, Hackett, etc. ; 1492-
1816. Two volumes. Paper. Folio. At the beginning of vol. i.
are extracts from Becords, etc,, tempp. £dw. I., £dw. III. Among
the contents are : —
29,605. Vol. I. 1492-1706. 1. Wills of William Fryth, of Downe [oo.
Kent]; 16 May, 1492, f. 11 ;— Thomas Fryth, of Downe; 4 Mar.
1503[4], f. 12;— Elizabeth, widow of Sir Nicholas Carew, E.G., of
Beddington; 21 July, 1641, f. 14;— Eoger Hackett, of North
Crawley, co. Bucks; 21 Aug. 1621, f. 21 ;— Sir Nicholas Throck-
morton-Carew, Knt., n.d. [circa 1640]. Holograph. Imperfect, f. 29 ;
—Thomas Hackett, of North Crawley; 11 May, 6 Nov. 1688, f. 95.
2. Inventory " of all the houshould stuffe as ys at Bedingtone," co.
Surrey; 24 Nov. 1662, f. 17.
3. Articles and minutes of evidence against Thomas Hackett, of
North Crawley, co. Bucks, accused of delinquency; circa 1649,
f. 46.
4. Minutes of Courts-baron of the manor of Eavensbury, co. Surrey ;
21 Oct. 1650-20 Oct. 1662. Lat. and Eng. f. 66.
5. Table of ecclesiastical fees in the archdeaconries of Bedford and
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 89,606—29,609. 683
Buoks, extracted from the principal Eegistrj of Canterbnrj, and
submitted to the Grand Jury [at Buckingham] ; 23 Aug. 1669.
Lat. I 81.
29.606. Vol. II. 1708r-1815 ; and undated.
1. Inscriptions on Church-plate presented to St. Bennetts, Doctors'
Commons, by Elianor James; 1704, 1712, f. 10.
2. Wills of Frances Carter, of AmpthiD, co. Bedford; 5 Nov. 1713, f.
14; — William ChetT/vynd, of Beddington ; 1 Apr. 1732. Holograph.
Signed and sealed, f. 33.
3. " Charges which the parish of Cheham [Cheam, oo. Surrey] is at
vnto the kinge per annum " ; n.d. [temp. Jas. I.], f. 59.
4. Bates of assessment to the town and liberty of Croydon towards
the composition for the maintenance of the king's household ; n.d.
[temp. Jas. I.], f. 60.
29.607. Poetical pieces, religious meditations, etc. Included are : —
1. *' Answere to ye Doct' Corbet's verses ;" beg., " The warlicke kinge
did wonder when he spide," f. 1.
2. " Bapti Ganymedis honores," a theme in prose addressed by Francis
Carew to his father [Sir Nicholas Throckmorton-Carew] ; circa
1620-1630, f 12.
3. "A cordiall of comfort," a letter from Henry Higges to [Sir
Nicholas Throckmorton-Carew] on the death of his daughter;
[?1631], f. 14.
4. " A [satirical] petition to the king " [James I.] ; in the hand of Sir
Nicholas Throckmorton-Carew. In Harl. MS. 1926, f. 1 b, called
" The poore mans peticion." f. 17.
Paper ; xviith and xviuth centt. Folio.
29.608. Accounts of Thomas Garth, Treasurer of the household of
Anne [Nevill], widow of Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of Bucking-
ham, for eighteen months, ending 31 Mar. 14 Edw. IV. [1474].
Included is the ** Somme totalle of alle castells, lordships, manors
and other possessions" of the duchess for the year ending at
Michaelmas, 13 Edw. IV. [1473], excepting the castle of Tonbridge
and manors in Kent ; together with the " Salary of preestis praying
for my ladi and other in diners places of old custom," and '' name:3
of Stawards," " of my ladies parkers " and " of divers Baillyes, reves,"
etc. Vellum roll, of three skins.
29.609. A. Inventory of the goods, chattels and credits of Thomas
Hackett, of North Crawley, co. Bucks; 23 Apr. 1689.
B. Muster-roll '* containeinge the names and surnames with the
dwellinge places of one hundred ffootemen levied within the
County of Surrey to bee imployed in his Majesty's service in the
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684 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,610-29,614.
Low Countries ;" 26 Mar. 1627. Imperfect, containing seventy-one
names.
Vellum rolls, 9 ft. 5 in. x 5 in. and 1 ft. 9in. x 4^ in.
29.610. Copies of indentures relating to the sale and lease of lands,
etc,, in Kent. The only date given is 10 Jan. 16 Eliz. [1574], f. 2 b.
Paper ; end of xvith cent. Folio.
29.611. Survey of the manor of Folkesworth, co. Huntingdon, belong-
ing to Sir Edward Montagu, made 22 July, 4 Edw. VI. [1560];
followed by surveys of other lands of the same at Famdon, 4 Nov.
1556, and Wykeley [Weekley], co. Korthampton, and Hoo and Per-
tenhall, co. Bedford. At f. 25 is a copy of an inquisition held at Hun-
tingdon, 31 Mar., 34 Hen. VIII. [1543], as to the property of John
Sandes, gent. Paper ; xvith cent. The names of Sir Bobert Cotton
and Sir John Cotton, his grandson, are on the fly-leaves. Folio.
29.612. Letter-book of Silvester Jenks, of Albrighton, co. Salop,
Boman Catholic priest and author, containing copies of letters of
himself and others on private affairs, the proceedings of the English
Catholic Chapter, a case of a disputed will of a member of the
family of Ireland, and various literary and theological subjects ;
1702-1709. Included also are, with other common-places: — Ee-
marks upon " The grounds of obedience and government, by
Thomas White;" printed in 1655, f. 9 b; — Analysis of "A tale of a
Tub,'* 1704, f. 15 b;— Notes of proceedings of the English CathoHo
Chapter, 1657, 1675, 1676, ff. 33 b, 44 b ;— and, reversing the
volume, A treatise on Baptism, f. 143 b ; — " A dialogue betwixt U
and N," on the Act 11 Will. III. cap. 4, disabling recusant papists
from holding estates, f. 112 ; — Analysis of " Four letters on several
subjects," etc, by Peter Walsh; printed in 1686, f. 106. Paper.
With the book-plate of Fredeiick Parr. Duodecimo.
29.613. List of officers on the establishment of the Customs, with
salaries for the quarter ending 10 Oct. 1768. Paper. Bound in
vellum stamped with the royal arms. Folio.
29.614. Poems, etc,, in Irish.
1. " Cath Cnuca :" the tale of the battle of Cnucha, between Conn
Cead Chathach and Cumhaill, drca a.d. 200, f. 1.
2. ** Cathreim an dia king Seams a bb* [Doibh, David] O'Bruadar,
c[e]c[init], October, Anno Domini 1686 : " the triumph of King
James II., by David O'Brodar; referring to the appointment of
Bichard Talbot, Earl of Tyrconnel, as Loid Lieutenant of Ireland,
f. 11 b.
3. *'*' Cath Muighe Muchroimhe :" the battle of the plain of Muchroimhe,
between Art Oenfer and his nephew, Mac Conn, circa a. p. 220, f. 13.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,614-29,623. 686
4. " Cath Cluana Tarf :" the battle of Clontarf, between Brian
Boroimbe and the Danes under Brodir, f. 21 b.
5. Tbree ^ort epigrams by David O'Brodar, f. 24 b.
6. " Taingach [Tairgacb] Finn MoCumbaill ann so air Eirinn a Oisin
McFinn c[ejc[init] do latbar Fattraic :" prophecy of Finn McCum-
baill concerning Ireland, which Ossian McFinn recited to St
Patrick, f. 25.
7. " Oisin McFinn c[e]c[init] ar bds Aoda MoGara Glnnnduibh gais-
geach dfiannaibh Eirean :" song of Ossian McFinn on the death of
Hugh McGaradh Glunnduibh, champion of the warriors of Erin,
f. 26.
8. Miscellaneous poems by David O'Brodar, Seaan McMuiris [John
McMorris], Dall 0*Huigan [O'Hogan], Eoghan [Owen] O'Casimh,
Tadhg [Thady] McDare, and Mihil [Michael] McCarthy. The last
is dated 23 Dec. 1727. f. 26 b.
9. Verses, alternately English and Iriah, on George Evans, Lord Car-
bery, f. 65 b.
10. Verses addressed to Sir James Cotter on his safe return from
England; with a few short anonymous pieces, f. 66.
Paper. At the end, f. 60 b, is the date 1726. Formerly belong-
ing to John O'Daly, of Dublin, and Haokett, of Middleton.
Folio.
29,616-29,618. Original accounts of the receipts and expenses of the
corporation of Dover; 1365-1546. Lot. and Eng. Four volumes.
Vol. I., 1365-1453 ; Vol. II., 1463-1485 ; Vol. III., 1485-1509 ;
Vol. IV., 1609-1546. Some years are wanting. See 29,810, Paper.
Fofio.
29,619-29,621. Extracts from the accounts of the corporation of
Dover, tempp, Edw. III.-Will. and Mary; arranged alphabetically
under subjects, with tracings, etc, Lat. and Eng. Three volumes.
Vol. I., tempp, Edw. III.-Hen. VIIL, names of persons and places,
etc, ; Vol. II., tempp. Edw. VI.-Will. and Mary, names of persons ;
Vol. III., tempp, Edw. VL-Will. and Mary, names of places and
subjects generally. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
29.622. Extracts from the Court-books of the corporation of Dover,
1558-1668 ; consisting of recognisances, etc,, before the Mayor and
Jnrates, royal and other letters and warrants, minutes of proceed-
ings at " Brotherhoods " and " Guestling *' meetings of the Cinque
Ports, etc. Lot. and Eng, Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29.623. Extracts and copies of " actes and decrees made by the maior,
jnrattesy and oommoners of the towne and port of Dover ; " 1603-
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 2MSS--29,627.
1671. At the end, reversing the volnine, are, among other docn-
ments, etc. : — An account of the proclamation of James I. ; 26 Mar.
1603, £ 250 b ; — '' The proceedinge of the maior and jnrates of the
towne for punishment of sondry oflfenders; " 3 Aug. 1603-26 June,
1624, f. 246 b;— " A certificat of the first fight with the Dutch " on
18 May, 1652 ; 24 May, 1652, f. 217 b. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29,624. Copies of depositions made before the mayor and jurates of
Dover; 20 Aug. 1630-15 Nov. 1659. At fL 2-9 are tracings of
signatures. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
1. Copies of the accounts of the alms-house at Dover; 1588-
1621, f. 4.
2. Copy of the register of freemen of Dover, preceded by tracings of
signatures; 1601-1722, f. 28.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
29,626. Obiqinal letters of, and relating to, Jean Jacques Bousseau,
chiefly addressed to Eichard Davenport; 1766-1769. The writers
are : —
J[ean] J[acque8] Bousseau; Wootton,
etc., 22 Mar. 1766-17 Mar. 1769, and
n.d. Fr. ff. 3-10, 23, 28. 34-42, 45-
54, 56, 57, 61, 70, 74-82 ;— to — Vail-
lant; n.d. Fr. f. 83.
Du Peyron to [David Hume?];
Neufchatel. 4 May, 1766. JFV. f.
11.
Darid Hume ; London, 26 truoe-2 Sept
1766, 1 July. 1767. ff. 18, 17, 19, 21,
25, 30, 67.
De Lapujade ; Paris, 2 July, 1766.
Fr. f. 16.
[Sir] WUliam Fitzherbert ; 7 Aug. 1766,
f. 26.
George Dempster ; Scarborough, 2 1 Aug.
1766, f. 29.
T. Becket ; London, 5 Sept. [1766], f. S2.
L[ouis] Dutens; London, Newcastle, 11
Jan., 30 Mar. [1767], 22 Mar. 1768,
ff. 43, 55, 72.
Richard Stonhewer; London, 22 Jan.
[17671 f. 44.
T. Oowper ; 6 June, 1767, f. 65.
Joshua Bougemont; London, 20 Aug.
1767, f. 68.
Included also are : — Drafts of letters of Bichard Davenport to
Bousseau and [David Hume?]; 4, 18 Ma3% 1767, and n.d., ff. 59,
63, 84, 86 ; — and, in Bousseau's autograph, accounts of personal
expenses, Mar.-Oct. 1766, and drafts of letters to Messrs. Lucadon
and Drake and T. Becket, Aug. 1766, ff. 88 b-94.
Paper. Quarto.
39,627. Will of Jean Jacques Bousseau. JFV. Hclograpk ; without
signature or date, but endorsed by Bichard Davenport '' given into
my hands by himself Munday 27 May, 1766." Included also
are: — Original letters respecting the above will from Edward
Mainwaring to J. Davenport, with drafts of letters from the
latter to E. Mainwaring and William, Lord Bagot; 18 Aug.-26
Sept. 1784, ff. 4-8;— Copies of Freach vaudevilles, £ 9;— Musical
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,e28-.29,644. 687
** Morceanx," in the hand of J. J. Bonsseau, f. 21. Paper.
Quarto.
29.628. " CoBfMONBB Notion-Book " of Winchester College, containing
a list, with explanations, of the peculiar words and expressions in
use among the scholars ; written by J[ames] G[harles] Warner,
commoner, in Nov. 1873. Paper. Quarto. Presented by Oeorge
F. Warner, Esq.
29.629. " Winchester Commoner Word-Book :" another copy of the
preceding list, written after 1847 and with additions to 1865.
Paper. Quarto. Presented by W. M. N. Neioberry BasehetU, Esq,
29.630. Theological treatises, etc., in Latin,
1. Dialogues of Pope Gregory I. ; in four books, f. 1.
2. The apocryphal gospel of Nicodemns, f. 93.
3. Sermons of SS. Augustine, John Chrysostom and Leo the Great, f.
103.
4. Legend of the Exaltation of the C^ss, f. 139 b.
5. " Passio beatissime martyris Eugenie," daughter of Philip, Governor
of Egypt; abridged apparently from Simeon Metaphrastes, f.
141b.
Yellum ; xirth cent. On the inside of the cover is a fragment of a
legal document in Spanish, connected apparently with Burgos and
of the xivth cent. Folio.
29,631-29,640. Ledoebs of Covent Garden Theatre, containing ac-
counts of weekly payments to performers and other expenses,
arranged under names and special headings; Sept. 1808-July,
1818, Sept. 1820-June, 1822. The accounts are generally signed
, by the performers in acknowledgment of settlement at the end of
the season. Ten volumes. Paper. Folio.
29.641. AcoocJNTS of daily receipts and payments at Covent Garden
Theatre ; Mar. 1822-Sept. 1826. Paper. Folio.
29.642. Accounts of payments at Covent Garden Theatre on account
of rents and taxes, salaries, authors, licences, advertisements, ward-
robes, eie, ; Sept. 1836-June, 1837. Paper. Folio.
29.643. Letter-book of Henry Robertson, secretary to the committee
of management of Covent Garden Theatre, etc,, containing copies of
letters from himself, Charles Kemble, John Forbes and T. S. Willett,
to performers and others ; 3 Feb. 1823-2 June, 1849. The greater
number of letters are of the years 1823-1829. Paper. Folio.
29,644-29,703. Genealogical and other collections relating to York-
shire made by William Paver, of York ; in his own hand and that
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688 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,644—29,668.
of his son, Percy Woodroffe Paver. Sixty volumes. Paper ; xixth
V cent. The contents of tbe several volumes are as follows : —
29,644. Copy of " The visitation of Yorkshire, taken in the yearos
1665 and 1666 by William Dugdale, Esq', Norroy King of Armes;"
with additions and index. Folio.
29,646, 29,646. " Hopkinson's pedigrees of gentry of the West-Riding
of Yorkshire," transcribed from Harleian MS. 4630 ; with in-
dexes. Two volumes : — ^Vol. I. Adams of Owston — Lister of
Amoldsbiggin ; — ^Vol. II. Lister of Wakefield — ^Younge of Bume.
For a notice of John Hopkinson and his collections see Add. MS.
24,470, f. 280 b. Folio.
29,647-29,649. " The Heraldic Visitations of Yorkshire [of 1580,
1584, 1612 and 1665-6] consolidated, and the Pedigrees re-arranged
and placed in alphabetical order, with additions from legal
evidence and other creditable sources; by William Paver."
Three volumes: — Vol.1. Acklam — Gower ; — Vol. II. Gowerley —
Pudsey ; — Vol. III. PuUeyne — Yoward. Folio.
29,660-29,652. " Supplement to William Paver's Consolidated Visita-
tions of Yorkshire, comprising matter relating to the Families
contained in that manuscript which has not yet been appropriated
to the respective Pedigrees, and which, ^in many instances, may
relate to other families of the same surname. Derived from legal
evidence and other credible sources of information, by the said
William Paver." Three volumes :— Vol. L A-G; Vol. II. G-R;
Vol. m. B-Y. FoHo.
29,653. "Index to every Surname contained in William Paver's
Consolidated Visitations of Yorkshire; by the said William
Paver." In two parts; "the former one relates to the families
whose pedigrees appear in the work, the latter to other families."
Small Quarto.
29.664. "List of Pedigrees and Alliances in William Paver's Con-
solidated Visitations of Yorkshire." Folio.
29.665. " Eesidences and armorial bearings of the families whose
pedigrees are contained in William Paver's Consolidated Heraldic
Visitations of Yorkshire." Folio.
29,666-29,668. " Genealogical Scraps, relating principally to York-
shire Families, but not to any of those whose pedigrees appear in
William Paver's Consolidated Visitations of Yorkshire; derived
from various sources of evidence and information by the said
William Paver." Three volumes :— Vol. I. A— F ; Vol. H. G— N ;
Vol. III. O— Z. FoHo,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,669—29.673. 689
29,059. " SupPLtJMENT to William Paver's Genealogical Scraps, by the
8aid William Taver;" with indexes, and at the end, reversing the
volume, a catalogue of materials for Yorkshire history. Folio.
29,660. " Gbnealoqical Scraps derived from old deeds by William
Paver;" with index. Folio.
29,66L " Lisr of the Families or Names in William Paver's Gene-
alogical Scraps." See above, 29,656—29,658. Folio.
29.662. ** Gathebino Index, being references to various Manuscripts,
Ac, &o., " such as Parish Registers, Tuitions and Curations, Local
Histories, and the like, and relating chiefly to pedigrees of York-
shire families ; by William Paver. Folio.
29.663. Indkx to all the Names and Residences in the visitations
of Yorkshire for 1530, 1684, and 1612, contained in Harley MS
1,487; by William Paver. Folio.
29.664. Indexes to manuscripts in the British Museui^, "relating to the
genealogy of Yorkshire families, mz., Harley MgS. 1,420 1 571
2,118, 4,198, 4,630, 6,070, and Lansdowne MS. j&OO; by William'
Paver. Folio. f
29,666. "References to pedigrees of Yorkshire famUies," printed
and in manuscript, by WiUiam Paver; with "Additions" and
" Corrected Additions," and indexes. Folio.
29.666. Index of the names of Yorkshire families, by William Paver •
with references to his own collections, and notes of those famiHes
whose pedigrees are in print. Folio.
29.667, 29,668. " Abstracts of marriage licences granted by the Eccle
siastical Court of York from 1667 to 1714;'' by William Paver. Two
volumes. Folio.
29.669. " Index to [the foregoing] abstracts of marriage licences •" bv
William Paver. Folio. ' ^
29.670. " Extracts from marriage licences granted by the Eoclesi
astical Court of York from 1567 to 1714;" by WiUiam Paver
-This volume" (^ee f. 2) ''consists principally of licences relating
to the gentry and persons in a good position." Folio.
29,67L " Index to [the foregoing] extracts from marriage licences •"
by William Paver. Folio. '
89,672. Notes of marriage and other licences granted in the Ecclesi
astical Court of York from 1666 to 1602; by WiUiam Paver. Folio.
S9,e7S. " Notes derived from marriage licences granted by the Eccle-
wasUcal Court of York from 1609 to 1618;" by William Paver
Embodied in the " Extracts," 29,670. Folio
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690 ADDITIONAL MSB., 29,674—29,687.
29,674. Miscellaneous genealogioal and other papers, including ^—^
1. " Extracts from parish registers," of York, Acaster-Malvis, Askham-
Bichard, Skelton, Normanton, Sprotborongh, Hull, Donoaster, Hali-
fax, and Hemsworth. The extreme dates are 1538 and 1814. f. 8.
2. ** Marriage licences from the registers of the Ecclesiastical Court
of York, epitomised, etc., with other dispensations," 1389-1531, f. 124.
3. *' A catalogue of the Lords, Knights, and Gentlemen (of the Catholio
religion) that were slain in the late war in defeuce of their King
[Charles I.] and country," f. 133.
4. Satirical broadside, entitled " The Parliaments x Commandements."
Printed, f. 145.
5. Justices of the peace for Yorkshire, 1647-1730, f. 146.
6. Index to a portion of William Paver's collection of deeds, " con-
taining the surnames of the parties in alphabetical order and the
dates," f. 176.
7. Index to wills proved in the Consistory Court of York, at various
periods between 1389 and 1724, f. 186.
8. Lists ''of knights living in or about 1716," and "of some of the
gentry of the West Riding living in 1746," ff. 203, 206.
9. '* Scraps relating to the rebellion of 1745," with Index of names,
f. 209.
10. Pedigrees of Dolman, Bosville, Justice, Sykes, Raper, Newton,
Comber, and Alford, f. 215 b.
11. Various extracts relating to a college exhibition founded by
William Akeroyd ; to rejected ministers, etc., f. 222.
Folio.
29.675. *' Extracts from Parish Registers " of Yorkshire ; by William
Paver. The dates range between 1548 and 1832 ; but the extracts
do not extend beyond f. 9. For index see 29,688, f. 79. Small
Quarto.
29.676. *' Extracts, genealogical, from monumental incriptions" in
Yorkshire churches ; by William Paver. The book is called Vol. I.,
. but the extracts do not extend beyond f. 13. For index see 29,688,
f. 157. Folio.
29,677-29,686. " Extracts from Wills " relating to Yorkshire, 1389-
1802 ; made from the registers at York by William Paver and
others. Eighteen volumes bound in ten. Except in the first six
original volumes, the extracts are not in order of date. Octavo.
29,687. "Index to the surnames in William Paver*s [foregoing]
Extracts from wills ;" in three parts, of which the first " relates to
the names of families whose pedigrees are recorded in Visitations,"
the second to " names not in part I.," and the third to *'al] names
contained in the 17th and 18th vols." Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,688—29,698. 691
29.688. 1. " Index to extracts from Wills ;'* referring only to Voll.
XFii and XYiu [29,686, 29,686] and, with the exception of a few
additional entries, identical with Fart III. of the preceding Index,
f.3.
2. " Index to extracts from Parish Registers " [29,676], f. 79.
3. " Index to extracts from Monumental Inscriptions " [29,676], f. 157.
Folio.
29.689. " Testamentary burials and monumental inscriptions, tran-
scribed from [James] Torre's Manuscript [in the Chapter Library
at York] by Percy Woodroffe Paver, 1848." Three volumes, bound
in one. Small Qaarto.
29.690. " Notices of births, marriages and deaths of gentry of York-
shire and of many citizens of York, from 1772 to 1833 ; extracted
from newspapers of William Paver." Folio.
29.691. Index to the preceding volume, by Percy Woodroffe Paver ;
1860,1861. Paper; Folio.
29.692. "Genealogical fragments relating principally to Yorkshire,"
including, amongst other matter : —
1. "Stray Scraps relating to Yorkshire Families or Yorkshire Names,
compiled from the loose manuscripts of \Villiam Paver," by his son
Percy Woodroffe Paver; 1852, f. 49.
2. List of knights created tempp. Hen. Vll.-Eliz., f. 57.
3. "Index to Harleian MSS. 5,801, 6,802," containing pedigrees of
knights created tempp. Ghas. II.-Anne, f. 82.
4. List of disclaimers at Sir William Dugdale's visitation of York-
shire in 1665-6, f. 123.
5. " Justices of the Peace for Cumberland in 1735," f. 132.
6. Catalogue of " Vowesses ;" 1374-1526, f. 138.
7. " Extracts from the registers of the Bakers' Company in York ; **
1605-1806, f. 139.
Folio.
29.693. 1. " PA.RTICULARS of births, marriages and deaths, of Yorkshire
gentry, etc., from 1716 to 1762, derived from the Historical
Begister and Gentleman's Magazine ; with index to the surnames,"
f. 1.
2. " Index to Yorkshire Inquisitions p[ost] m[orlem] in the 7 Volumes
of Cole's Escheats," viz. Harley MSS. 756-760, 410, 411, f. 74.
3. " Lords of Manors in Yorkshire in the reign of Edward II., with
additions," f. 98.
Folio.
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692 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,694—29,702.
29.694. " Genealooicax catalognes, or lists illnstrative of the^enealogy
of the county of York, compiled or transcribed by William Paver."
The contents are:— Sheriffs of Yorkshire, 1069-1846, f. 4;— Lord
Mayors and Sheriffs of York, 1600-1700, f 13 ;— Various lists of
Yorkshire gentry, iempp. Edw. II.— Chas. II., ff. 19, 21, 25, 37, 41,
44, 51, 53, 69;— Persons attainted for the rebellion of 1669, f.
23; — Land-tax Commissioners in 1717, f. 67 ;—" Subscribers in
the city and Ainsty of York for suppressing the horrid and
unnatural rebellion in 1746," f. 82; — Yorkshire baronets, f. 96.
Folio.
29.695. ** Clerical fragments, or notes relating, principally, to the
clergy [of Yorkshire], 1666-1714, collected by William Paver.*'
Written in 1868 "from gatherings completed in the year 1833."
Folio. Quarto.
29.696. Index of names in the preceding volume, by William Paver.
Paper. Quarto.
29.697. *• Notes chiefly relating to the Clergy of Yorkshire," by
William Paver; in alphabetical order of names, with index.
Folio.
29.698. " Notices of ministers ejected from benefices in the county of
York. Derived from IK Calamy's Nonconformists' Memorial ; with
genealogical and other additions, by William Paver, A.M." Small
Quarto.
29.699. *'YoRKSHiBB Genealogical Oatherings," by William Paver,
viz. : —
1. '' Justices of the Peace for the Three Ridings," at various dates
between 1647 and 1730, " transcribed from the Nomina Ministrorum
at York Castle ; " with index, f. 4.
2. Lists of wills from registers at York, 1636-1724; with indexes,
f. 43.
3. " Index to monumental inscriptions, etc, in various works relating
principally to Yorkshire," f. 93.
Folio.
29.700. Lists of " most of the principal Freeholders of Yorkshire in
1741," and of " Grantees of Abbey Lands," etc., 1610-1706 ; by
William Paver. Small Quarto.
29,70L Poll-books at the election of members of parliament for the
city of York in May, 1741, and for the county in Jan, 174^. Printed.
Octavo-
29,702. "Index to the Yorkshire PoU-Book, 1741 [2];" by William
Paver. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,708-29,708.
693
29,708. A-B. Indexes to pedigrees printed in Graves's " Cleveland,"
Whitaker's" Craven," Hunter's "Doncaster," Poulson's "Holdemess,"
and Thoresby's ** Ducatus Leodiensis ; " by William Paver.
F. "Inscriptions wrote on Ihe monuments in the parish church of
Sutton [co. York] in memoiy of the Harlands."
Small Quarto.
29,704, 29,706. Cuttings of Initial Letters and Borders, from a Latin
Missal written and illuminated in England at the beginning of the
xvth centur}'. Two volumes. Of the initials furt^-nine are of
sizes varying from two to four and a half inches, and contain
miniatures of great beauty ; the remainder are in foliated designs.
The character of ornamentation and painting and the gold grounds
with punctured patterns closely resemble those in the Latin Bible,
Boyal MS. 1 E. ix., but the execution of the miniatures and designs
of letters, as also the colouring, in the cuttings, are superior.
Compare also Harl. MS. 7,026, the borders and miniatures of which
are painted by friar John Sifrewas, about 1400. Vellum ; beginning
of xvth cent. Quarto.
29,706. HoBJs: B. Marisa Yirginis, et alia ofiQcia, soil. : —
Calendar, in French, f. 8.
Cursns Evangdii, f. 15.
Orationes diua **beate Marie virgmiB,"
f.20b.
Hymnns et oratio *^ de sancto Sebastiano,''
f. 29.
Hone B. Marias YirginiB, f. 82.
Orationes qnataor : with titles in French,
f.87.
Septem Psalmi PoBnitentialea, f. 89.
Litania Sanctorum, f. 102 b.
HoraB Sanctffi Crucis, f. 108.
"Horse sancti spiritus/' f. 112.
Oificium mortuorum, f. 116.
Vellum ; xvth cent. With illuminated initials and borders, and
five miniatures. In French xvith cent, binding of olive-coloured
morocco, covered with small ovals in gilt tooling containing flowers,
acorns, suns, bees, unicorns, and other devices. Small Octavo.
29.707. " Mus^i grammatici de Herone et Leandro Carmen .... ex
recensione MatthisB Eover .... Lugd. Bat. 1737.'* Printed. With
marginal translations in verse, and remarks on the story, etc., in a
hand imitating that of Lord Bj^ron, whose signature also is forged
on the fly-leaf. See Add. MS. 19,377. Paper ; xviiith and xixth
centt. Octavo. Presented hy John Henderson, Esq.
29.708. Original letters from Finn Magnusen, Professor of Northern
Literature at the University of Copenhagen, to Sir Walter Calverley
Trevelyan, Bart.; 6 Mar. 1822-26 Oct. 1847. Danish. At the
beginning is b, printed Prospectus, drawn up circa 1821, of a work
entitled "Script ores Sep ten trion ales Eerum Britannicarum Medii
-ffivi," with a MS. note by Sir W. C. Trevelyan, dat. 3 June, 1874.
Paper. Folio. Presented hy Sir Walter C. Trevdyan, Bart.
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694 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,709-89,716.
29,709-29,711. Beceipts of performances at Dmry Lane Theatre, with
payments made to actors and others, and occasional notes ; Sept.
1772-June, 1826. Six volumes bound in three. Paper. Octavo.
29.712. Catalogue of English dramatic authors and plays to the year
1660, with bibliographical notes. In two parts, the second [f. 162]
beginning with the reign of James I. Each part is also subdivided,
the anonymous works being placed first and the names of authors
following, ail in alphabetical order. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
29.713. Lessons from the Gospels for each day throughout the year ;
in Greek, Imperfect at the beginning and elsewhere, ff. 247 b-
249 b, 251, are in different hands, f. 247 b being also palimpsest.
Vellum ; late xith cent. With illuminated head-pieces and initials,
and the titles in red and gold. Quarto.
29.714. Lessons from the Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles
throughout the year ; in Greek. Vellum ; written by Ignatius in
the year 6814 = a.d. 1306. Boand in thick boards covered with
leather, with blind tooling and brass bosses. Quarto.
29,716. Service-book in Greeks containing : —
1. Portions of the offices for Saints'-days throughout the year, consist-
ing chiefly of hymns without synaxaria, or lessons. Imperfect^
wanting single leaves at the beginning, and after ff. 6, 46, f. 1 .
2. Hymns from the Triodion, or services from Septuagesima to Easter
Eve. Imperfect, wanting a leaf after f. 140. f. 98 b.
3. Hymns from the Pentecostarion, or services from Easter Day to the
Sunday of All Saints [Trinity Sunday]. Imperfect^ wanting a leaf
after f. 145. f. 146 b.
4. Hymns from the Octoechus, or ferial services from the Saturday
vespers to the end of the Sunday Liturgy, f. 159.
5. Lessons from the Old Testament for the eves of various Saints'-days
and festivals throughout the year, f. 176 b.
6. ** Kavwcs rpiahiKoX rov h* ayiois irarpos i^/mcov firfrpoffidvovs** [Metrophanes,
Patriarch of Constantinople at the beginning of the 4th cent-];
followed by other hymns to the Trinity, for the Nativity, Epiphany,
etc. Imperfect, wanting a leaf after f. 205. f. 202 b.
7. Lessons from the Old Testament for the eves of the Nativity,
Epiphany, Palm Sunday and Easter, and for Maundy Thursday ;
with a few antiphons, etc. Imperfect at the end. f. 249.
VelluQi ; late xiith cent. Thick small Quai-to.
29,716. Chronological list of the letters of William Cowper, the
poet, Aug. 1758-11 Apr. 1799, with references to his printed works;
by John Bruce, F.S.A. Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto. Presented hy
William Hiomay Esq.
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ADDITIONAL M8S., 29.717-29,724. 695
29.717. Diplomas of John Edward Gray, Ph.D., F.R.S., Keeper of the
Department of Zoology in the British Museum, as member of
various English and foreign learned societies, etc.; 1823-1874.
Signed; many with seals. Interspersed are a few original letters,
the names of the writers of wliioh, as also of those persons by
whom the diplomas are signed, will be found in the index. Paper
and Vellum. Large Folio. Presented by Dr. J. E, Gray.
29.718. Obiginal letters from Pastor J[ohan] H[enrik] Schroter, of
Thorshavn, in the Faroe Islands, to Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan,
Bart., on literary, scientific, and other subjects; 25 Jan. 1831-17
Sept. 1851. Included are also letters to the same from : Plo-
yen [? Governor of the Faroe Islands] ; Thorshavn, 16 Nov. 18.i9,
3 May, 1846, ff. 20, 45;— H. MuUer; Thorshavn, etc., 8 Dec. 1851-
23 May, 1865, ff. 113, 116-121, 123;— John Hancock; Newcastle,
14 Nov. 1864, f. 122. On the inside of the cover is a daguerreotype
portrait of Pastor Schroter [ob. 14 Nov. 1851], Paper. Quarto.
Presented by Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Bart.
29.719. *' Fjiretinoa Saga eller Fadroboerues Historic i den Islandske
Grundtext med Fseroisk og Dansk oversaettelse : udgiven af Carl
Christian Bafn. Kjobenhavn, 1832." Printed. Presentation copy
from " Johannes Henri chus Schroterus, Pastor emeritus," the author
of the Faioe version, to Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Bart. ; with a " Genoa-
logia Fseroeensis " at the end in his own hand. Paper. Octavo.
Presented by Sir W. 0. Trevelyan, Bart.
The following Nos., 29,720-29,727, were presented by the Bev. Mackenzie
E. C. Wakott, B.D., F.S.A., Precentor and Prebendary of Chichester.
29.720. Collections for a " Monasticon of Wales," and [at f. 51] " from
Statutes of English Cathedral Churches;" by the Bev. Mackenzie
E. C. Waloott, B.D. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
29,72L Brief ** memoirs of the archbishops and bishops of England
and Wales," down to about the year 1854 ; by the Bev. Mackenzie
E. C. Waloott, B.D. Imperfect at the beginning, wanting all the
archbishops of Canterbury before Beginald Pole. Paper; xixth
cent. Small Quarto.
29.722. Notes and extracts from the statutes of the cathedral churches
of England ; by the Rev. M. E. C. Waloott, B.D. Latin. Paper ; xixth
cent. Small Quarto.
29.723, 29,724. " William of Wykeham and his colleges ; by Mac-
kenzie E. C. Waloott, M.A., mdccclii." Printed; interleaved, in
two volumes ; with MS. additions and ooriections by the author,
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696 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,726-29,729.
numerous insertions of coloured coats of arms, engravings, cut-
tings from papers, etc. Paper. Octavo.
29.725. " The cathedrals of the United KiDgdom .... by Mackenzie
WaJcott, M.A., MDOOCLX." Printed; interleaved with MS. cor-
rections and additions by the author. Paper. Small Octavo.
29.726. " The minsters and abbey ruins of the United Kingdom ....
by Mackenzie [E. C] Walcott, M.A mdccclx." Printed;
interleaved -with MS. corrections and additions by the author, and
inserted newspaper cuttings, etc. Paper. Small Octavo.
29.727. " Memorials of Stamford, past and present; by Mackenzie
E. C. Walcott, B.D 1867. " Printed. Interleaved ; with MS.
corrections and additions by the author, and inserted newspaper
cuttings, etc. Paper. Octavo.
29.728. Service-book, in Dutch, containing : —
1. Calendar, f. 1.
2. Antiphons, collects, etc., for Sundays and festivals, f. 13.
3. Prayers, etc., chiefly before and after taking the sacrament, f. 63.
The prayer on f. 91 has the title, "Eyn denote oracio van den
heiligen sacrament die Johannes van den Houden [? John Hoveden]
gemaeckt heuet eeii deuoet doctoer in der gotheit."
4. " Die gulden ghetijden onser lienor vrouwen der moeder gods,"
f. 108.
5. "Die croen onser lienor vrouwen," f. 145.
6. " Die seiven psalmen van onser lieuer vrouwen," followed by
prayers to the same, f. 170.
7. " Die XV. blijtschappen onser lieuer [vrouwen]," f. 182 b.
8. " St. Bernardus contemplacie van den zueten name Jhesus ende
wiese alle dage leset op sinen knien," etc., f. 188.
9. *' Die Ixxii. namen onser lieuer vrouwen die worden gegesien van
den heiligen geest," etc,, f. 192.
10. " Die getijden van alien heiligen," f. 194.
11. ** Die getijden van den xi. dusent meegden ;" followed by the Hours
of St. Agnata, St. Barbara, and St Anna, f. 239.
Paper, with a few leaves of Vellum ; xvth cent. Duodecimo.
29.729. A COLLECTION of English Poems by John Lydgate and others ;
chiefly in the handwriting of John Stowe, the historian. The
contents are : —
1. ** A pece of y* battayll of the psalms : " beginning, " That every man
in his degree." Copied ** out of M[a]stef Blomfelds boke." f. 2.
2. " Quid eligam ignore ; " beginning, " Considring effectually y* gieat
diversitie," f. 3. Of. MS. Hh. iv. 12, f. 91, Camb. Univ. Lib.
3. " How the plage was sesyd in Rome : " beginning, " So noble mede-
syne, ne so sovereyne " — " Explicit. John Lidgate." f. 4 b.
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4. A poetical epistle '* per magistnun [Benedictnm] Burgh ad Joannem
Lidgate : " begimiiiig, " Nat dremyd I in y* mownt of Pemaso,"
f. 6.
5. " A leson to kepe well y* tonge, [copied] out of M[a]ster Haulays
booke : " beginiiing, " Passe forthe pilgryme, and bridle well thy
beaste " — " Explicit . . . per magistrum Benedictum Burgh.'* In
Afihmole MS. 59, f. 17 b, attributed to John Gower. f. 6 b.
6. ** Eemember man thow art but wormes mette : " beginning, '^ 0
mortall man masyd with pompe and pride," f. 7.
7. "The Epitaphy of kynge Edward y* fowrthe compl[i]jd by John
Lidgate monke of Burie : " beginning, '* Miseremini mei, ye that be
my fryndys.'* Lydgate's name in the title is scratched through
with liie pen, and that of '' Skelton " substituted, and the piece is
printed by Dyce among the works of the latter, f. 8.
8. " A balad made by John lydgat of y* ymage of owr lady : " begin-
ning, " Beholde and ae, this gloriows fygure," f. 9 b.
9. A satirical poem on the times, the burden of which is '^^ ryght
as a rammes home." — " qd. John ludgate : writen out of M[a]8ter
Philyppes boke," f. 10.
10. " The XV. Oes : " beginning, " 0 blissed lord, my lord, O Crist
Ihesu/' "Explicit .... compilid by John Lydgat, monke of
Bury, and were here wryten owt of Mastar Stantons boke by John
Stowe," f. 11.
11." The ix properties of wyne per Johannen Lidgate : " beginning,
'* Wyne of nature hath properties nine," f. 16.
12. •* The sege of worthy Thebes, by John Lydgatt, monk of Bury,
on hoB sowU god have maroy ; wretyn by John Stowe," f. 17.
13. " A tretis of the kynges coronaoion Henry the vi, made by the
monke of Bury John Lidgatt, anno 1 430 y* 6 of november : " begin-
ning, " Most noble prince of cristen prences alle," f. 84.
14. " llie court of sapyence compylyd by John Lydgate : " beginning,
" The laborous and the most mervelus werkes," f. 87.
15. Paraphrase of the " Magnificat," by John Lydgate : beginning,
" Miche lawde and prays my sowle magnifieth," fl 122.
16. "The songe of Just mesure [by John Lidgate], writen by John
Stowe : " beginning, " By wytte of man : a thyng that is contiyved ;**
containing three more stanzas than the version printed from Harl.
MS. 2,251 among the " Minor Poems of Dan John Lydgate," ed.
J. O. HaUiwell, Percy Society, 1840. f. 123.
17. "Amor vincit omnia, mentiris quod pecunia, John Lydgate:"
b^inning, " Echo man folowith his owne fantasie," f. 124 b.
18. Paraphrase in the form of a Will of the couplet, " Terram terra
tegat, demon peccata resumat, mundus res habeat, spiritus alta
petat:" ending, " Amen, qd. Robartus Peet," f. 126.
19. " Verses of y* sawter whiche y* kynge Herry the v., whom god
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aesojle, by gret devooion vsyd in his chapell at liis hj^e i
translatid by y* monke Lydegat dan John," f. 126 b.
20. *• Balade whycli John Lydgate, the monke of Bery, wrote and
made at y* oommanndement of y* quene Kateryn," etc. ; beginning,
*• Ther is fuU lytell sikemee," f. 127 b.
21. Poem in praise of the Virgin, etc. ; beginning, " 0 wretched sjmner
what so ever thow be "— '* Finis. Lidgat** f. 129 b.
22. Proverbs in verse : banning, ** See myche, say lytell and leme
to soflfar in tyme "—" Explicit. Lidgat," f. 130.
23. Poem in praise of the Virgin : beginning, "^ Heyl gloryons ^irgyne
ground of all owr grace." Attributed in Ashmole MS. 69, f. 68, to
"an holy Ankaresse of Maunsffeld," f. 130 b.
24. Beligions poem: beginning, '* Upon the crosse nay led I was for
the," f. 131. Attributed to Lydgate, see Ritson's "Bibliotheca
Poetica," [1802]. Vol. I. p. 86.
26. Three stanzas on the instability of human affairs : beginning,
" The more I goo the ferther I am behynde." The second and third
stanzas are not contained in the poem as printed by J. O. Halliwell,
among the " Minor Poems of Dan John Lydgate." Percy Society,
1840. They are here headed ** Le dis de lidgate." f. 1 31 b.
26. Sayings, proverbs, etc,, headed " Serten thinges of John lydgat
copied out of the boke of John Sherley by John Stowe," f. 132. See
below Art. 46.
27. '* A letar made in wyse of balad by Dann John Lydgat, brought
by a pursyvaunt in wyse of momers dysguysed to fore y* mayre of
London [William] Estfeld [Major in 1429 and 1437] vpon the
twelffthe nyght of chiistmasse, ordeyned Ryally by the worthy
Merciers ; " with notes : beginning, " Moste mighty Lord, Juby ter
the gret," f. 132 b.
28. A similar letter "for a mommynge whiche y* goldsmythes of
London shewyd before Gestfyld [Eastfield] y* mayr on candylmas
day," etc,; beginning, **That worthy david whiche that sloughe
golie," f. 134.
29. " Balade made by dann John Lidgate at Elltham in Crihtmasse
ffor a mommyng to fore the kynge and the quene : " beginning,
" Bachus which is god of the glade vyne," f. 136 b.
80. ** The maner of a bille by weye of supplycation put to the
kynge holdinge his noble fest of cr^^stmasse in the oastell of Hart-
ford, as in dysguysiuge of the rude vpplandihhe people complayn-
inge on theyr wyues ; with the boystrus answere of theyr wyues :
deuysed by lidgate at the requeste of the countrowlore Brys slayn
at louiers : " beginning, ** Most noble prynce with support of your
grace," f. 136 b.
31. " The deuyse of a desguysinge tofore the grete estates of this land
than beinge at London made by Lidgate dann John, the munke of
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Bury, of dame Fortune, dame Pmdenoe, dame RiglitwysneBse, and
dame fortitude : " beginning, '* Loo here this lady that ye may see,"
f. 140.
82. " The denyse of a momynge to for the kynge Henry the sixte
beinge in his castell of Wyndsore the fest of hys crysmasse holdinge
ther, made by Lidgate," etc. ; beginning, '* Mooste noble prynce, of
cristen prynces all," f. 144.
83. '' Balade . . . gyuen vnto y* kyng Heniy and to hla moder the
qnene Kateryne sittyng at y* mete vpon the yeares day in the castell
of Hertford, made by Lidgate:" beginning, "This hai^y foole
[fowl], this bryd victoryous," f. 146 b.
84. '' The translacyonne out of Latine in to Engelyshe of glorioaa
dicta 8unt de te, etc., translated by Lidgate dame John, the munke
of Bury, at thynstaunce of the bushope of Excestre in wyse of a
baJade;" beginning, "On holly hylles whyche booth of gret
renoun," f. 146 b.
35. " A balad of good oounsayle translated out of verois in Latine
into Engelisshe by dame John .... cleped Lidgate ;'* beginning,
" Consider well with euery circumstaunoe," f 149 b.
36. '' A balade of good counsayle made by Lidgate danne John :"
beginning, "Lyffte up the eyeghen of your aduertence." The
line wanting in the poem, as printed by Halliwell from Harl. MS.
2,251, is here included, f. 151 b.
37. "A balade made in our Engelishe langage by dame John
Lidgate . . . translated out of Frenohe :" beginning, " This
world is full of stabellnes.*' It differs considerably from the
version printed by Halliwell. f. 154.
38. " A balade made at the renerence of our lady, by dame Johan
Lidegate y* munke of Bury in wyse of chesinge loues at sainte
valentyne's daye:" beginning, "Saynt valentyne of custome
yeare by yeare," f. 156.
39. " A balade which y* Lydegate wrote at y* request of a squyer
y* serued in loue's court:" beginning, "Frejihe lusty beaute
joyned with gentyllnesse," f. 157.
40. " A comendable balade by Lydegate dame John at y* reuerence of
my lady [Jacqueline, Countess] of Holaud and of my lord [Hum-
phrey, duke] of Gloucester to fore y* daye of there maryage [in
1423] in the desyrous tyme of ther true louynge :" beginning,
" Thorugh glad aspeotis of y* god oupyde," 157 b. .
41. " A balade sayde by a gentillwoman which loued a man of gret
estate made by Lidgate :" beginning, " Alias I wofuU creature,"
f. 160.
42. ** A sayenge of y"" nightingalle. Imagened and cumpyled by danne
John Lidgate :" beginning, " In Juygne whan tytan was in y*
crabes bed," f. 161.
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700 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,729.
43. " An ordenannce of a presesyon of y* feste of Corpus Cristie made
in London by dame Jolm lydegate :" beginning, ** This bye feste
now for to magnefye." f. 166. At the end is the note, " Sherleye
conld fynd no more of this coppe," which is also fonnd at the end
of the same piece in Harl. MS. 2,251, f. 217 b.
44. " Seuen balades mad by dame John Lydgate of the sodeine fall
of certayne princes of Frannoe and Engelond now late in onr dayes :**
beginning, "Beholde thys greaie prynce Edward y* seconde,**
f. 169.
45. ''A balade ryall now late made by dame John Lydgate ....
ymagined by him within y* tyme of his stranslation of Bocas by
y" oommaundement of my lord of Glooester :" beginning, " This
tragedye gyneth a gret vamynge," f. 169 b.
46. " Y* lyffe of saynt Margret translated in to Engelyshe by danne
John Lndgate, mnnke of Berye, at y* request of my lady of
Huntingeton some tyme y* countes of y* Marche " [Anne, widow
of Edmond Mortimer, E. of March, ob. 1424, and wife of John
Holland, E. of Huntingdon, cr. Dnke of Exeter, 1445] : beginning,
" At y* reverence of saynt margret," f. 170 b.
47. " Kalundare of John Shirley, which he sett in y* beginoinge of
his booke," describing its contents, etc.: beginning, '^O ye my
lordes whan ye beholde," f. 177 b.
At the end of this piece is the note, " Here endeth y^ works of John
Lidgate, which John Stow hath caused to be ooppyed ont of an
owld booke somtyme wrytten by John Sherleye as is abone made
mencyon :" to this Stowe has added, " John Sherley wrat in y"
tyme of John Lydgate in his lyffe tyme." For a notice of him
[ob. 1456] see Warton's "History of English poetry" [1840],
Vol. U. p. 389, n. A Volume of Lydgate's poems in his hand is
among the Ashmolean MSS. No. 59 ; it is not however the MS.
from which the present extracts were made. See also Harl. MS.
2251.
48. " Prologe of John Lydgattes testament whiche I [John Stowe]
fownd in M[a]ster Stanton's boke :" beginning, " 0 howe hoLmm
and glad is the memorie," f. 179 b.
49. " Of reson and sensually te," by John Lydgate : beginning,
" To all folkys vertuouse." Imperfect, ending in the middle of a
moralisation upon the game of chess, f. 184.
50. " Y* f^ftene ooes drawen oute of Latyn vnto Engelishe by [John]
Lidgate :" beginning, " Jhesu called Alpha and Oo," f. 287.
51. Stanza headed, ^'Boecius de consolatio [nc] philosophie :" be-
ginning, '* As poverte causithe sobemes," f. 288 b.
52. Stanza, beginning, " Sum women wepyn of penre feminite," f.
288 b.
Paper. On the last page is the note : " This boke perteynytbe
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,730-29,733. 701
to John Stowe and was by hym wryten in y* yere of owr lord mdlviii."
Quarto. *
29.730. *'Tu£ Ancient Cornish Drama, edited and translated by
M' Edwin Norris, Sec. R.A.S. In Two Volumes. Oxford:
VDOOCUx/' The first of the two printed volumes, wanting the title-
page and prefiaoe ; with MS. corrections and a few notes by the
editor. The first twenty-four pages are in duplicate. At f. 1 is a
letter from Edward [Wetherall] Rowden [D.C.L.], Registrar of
Oxford Dniversity, to Edwin Noixis, concerning the printing of the
work ; Oxford, 29 Jan. 1869. Paper. Octavo.
29.731. 1. " Formula spiritualium exercieiorum pro danda ocoasione
nouiciis in spiritualibus studiis ; " in three books, with a prologue
and table of chapters. Probably by the same author as the follow-
ing, but the title does not appear in the list of his works in the
'* BiUiotheca Cartusiana " of Petreius. f. 3 b.
2. ^ TractatuB intytulatus oculus religiosorum eximii doctoris Jacobi
Earthuciensis [de Clusa, sive de Paradise, sive Junterbuick] ; " in
twenty-seven chapters, with prologue and epilogue, f. 64. See
Petreius, " Bibl. Cartusiana," p. 166.
Vellum; at the end of the first tract is the date 1474. In the
original leather binding, with blind-tooling and brass clasps. On
the first fly-leaf is written, " Liber domus clericorum Albe Curie
in Casael," and also, *' Fratrum Capucinorum Montis Angelorum
[?Engelberg in Unterwalden, Switzerland] 1631." Octavo.
29.732. Jagobi de Clusa [sive Junterbuick], Oarthusiani, tractatus
tres, soil. : —
1. " Qusestiones et dubia pro religiosis et secularibus," f. 3.
2. "Tractatulus de perfectione religiosorum," f. 168.
3. ** De profectu in vita spirituali." In the list of the author's works
given by Petreius, "Bibliotheca Cartusiana," p. 166, this and the
preceding treatise form a single work. f. 180.
Paper ; late xvth cent. In the original boards covered with sheep-
skin, and lined on the inner side with two leaves from a calendar.
Quarto.
29.733. '* An Establishment of the numbers of men and of the numbers
and natures of y* guns fitt to be made and confirmed upon euery of
his majesty's ships, according to y* opinion of y* principall officers
and commanders of y* Navy," etc,; 16 Mar. 1673[4]. At the end,
£. 9, is added a catalogue of books belonging to George Thorp, of
London Bridge, in 1747 and 1760. Paper ; xvnth and xvnith centt.
In the original leather binding, richly tooled with gold filagree
work. Oblate Duodecimo. Presented by the Bev, Humas Oartwright
Smyth, D.D., Vicar of St. Chad^s, Far Headingley, Leeds.
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702 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,734—29,736.
29.734. Orders addressed to the constables of Pteston, oo. Batland^
for the collection of assessments, the supply of forage to Parlia^
mentary troops, etc,, with receipts, accounts and other papers;
13 Dec. 1644-6 Feb. 1660[1]. Among the signatures attached are
those of the following county commissioners and other officials: —
Thomas Bumeby, ff. 1, 20; — John Osborne, ff. 6, 9, 10;— Jo.
Hatcher, -ff. 6, 9 ; — Thomas Waite, E. Armyne, Eobert Horsman,
William Busby, and Samuel Barker, f. 10 ;— Rich. Sharpe, flF. 11-41
jpassim ; — John Greene, ff. 27, 30 ; — William Sheild and Beniamin
Norton, f. 36;— Andrew Rudkin, ff. 46, 49. Paper. Small Folio.
Presented by the Bectar and Churchwardens of Preston,
29.735. ^Ordo breuiarii secundum consuetudinem Romane curie;"
with a calendar prefixed. The offices for Saints, or " Festiuitates
sanctorum per totum anni circulum," begin at f. 114, and are
followed by: — "Ordo officii beate Marie rirginis," f. 175 b; —
"Officium in agenda mortuorum," f. 182; — and the office "in
conceptione beate Marie virginis," f. 186. An office for St. Francis,
in a later hand, is inserted at £ 155.
Vellum ; written in double columns in a fine Italian hand of the
end of the xvth cent., with miniatures, borders and initials, in
the best style of Florentine art of the period. Bonnd in red
morocco, richly tooled, with silver clasps and gaufred edges.
The following entries illustrating the history of the MS. occur in
the calendar : — m id. Febr., " Obitus Gerardi spetiarii [speciarii]
qui construxit capellam beati Antonii et altare beati Francisci,"
f . 1 b ; — V non. Mail, " Inuentio Sancte Crucis, duplex," f. 3 ; —
II id. Jul., " Festum sancti Boneuenture, episcopi et confessoris, de
ordine Minorum, semper oelebratur secunda dominica mensis Julii.
Et hoc de mandate Sixti iiii" [1471-1484]. f. 4; — iiii non. Oct.,
'* Natale beatissimi patris nostri Francisci confessoris, duplex mains,"
f. 5 b. The evidence of these entries, connecting the MS. with
the Franciscan order, is confirmed by the half-erased inscription
on f. 1, " Iste liber pertinet ecclesie S. Crucis de Florentia," the
Church of Santa Croce at Florence belonging to a Franciscan
house. As the arms, moreover, of Biario, surmounted by a
patriarchial cross, are introduced into the borders of ff. 7, 127 b,
it is probable that the MS. was executed for Fr4 Pietro Biario, a
Franciscan, Patriarch of Constantinople, Cardinal in Dec. 1471,
archbishop of Florence in 1473, 6b. 1474, and was by him pre-
sented to the Church of Santa Croce. Folio.
29.736. *'A OORRECT and impartial report of the trial [at Armagh
Summer Assises, 1808] of Major Alexander Campbell, late of the
21st Begiment of foot, for shooting Captain [Alexander] Boyd,
of [the] said Begiment, in a duel in Newry on 22 June, 1807 . . . ;
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,737. 703
with an account of his behaviour after reoeiviug sentence of death,
his execution, &g., &c., taken on the spot by an eminent professional
Gentleman." Paper; xixth cent. Small Quarto. Presented by
Boberi Couftan, Esq.
9,737. Lists of seamen and marines transferred from various ships to
the " Valiant," H. E. H. William Henry, Duke of Clarence [after-
wards William IV.], Commander, with signatures of captains and
other oflScers ; 13 May-17 Sept. 1790. Paper. Folio.
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A0QT7IBED IN THE YEAK
1876.
29.738. " Oatalooue of engi-avings, eix^liings, original drawings and
deeds, eto., etc., collected towards the illastration of the topography
of Norfolk, and inserted in a copy of Blomefield's History of th&t
connty in the library of Dawson Turner, Esq., M.A., F.B.S., etc,^
of Yarmouth, 1841." The original MS., as prepared for the press
[see Add. MSS. 23,066, 23,066], with additions, corrections, and
preface, in the handwriting of D. Turner. The copy of Blomefield's
" History of Norfolk,*' and the illustrations referred to, form Add.
MSS. 23,013-23,062. Paper. Folio. Presented by Mrs. Hannah
Sarah Brightwen, daughter of D, Turner.
29.739. Household recipes for making preserves, confectionary, cfc.,
copied " from Mrs. Earle's Book." On the inside of the cover is the
name of Elizabeth Sloane [daughter of Sir Hans Sloane, Bart., and
wife of Charles Cadogan, 2nd Lord Cadogan], 15 Oct. 1711. Paper.
Small Quarto. Presented by George Henry Cadogan^ Earl Cadogan.
29.740. Medical, household, and veterinary recipes; many of the
first by Sir Hans Sloane, Bart, M.D. Paper; circa 1750. Small
Quarto. Presented by the same.
29.741. 29,742. " The Concord of Kubricks of the Church of England
indexed and illustrated from the Canon Law, the Scotch Liturgy,
and Judgments of the Ordinaries; by Mackenzie E. C. Walcott,
B.D., r.S.A., PrsBcentor and Prebendary of Chichester." Two
Yolumes. Autograph. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio. Presented by the
author.
29,743. Pedigree of Walcott, with coloured coats of arms, etc.;
compiled by Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, M.A. Included are also a
few original letters and papers relating to the family. Paper;
XIX th cent. Folio. Presented by the same.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,744—29,747. 706
89,744. A. B. Bolls of St. Mary*8 College, Winchester, oontaining
tlie names of the Warden, Fellows, Scholars, etc.; 22 Got 1822, 6
Oct 1835. Printed. See Add. MSS. 29,634-29,636. Paper Bolls.
Presented hy the same.
29,746. JoHANNis Bos8chii noted in Jnstini HistoriarTim Philippicarum
libb. i-xxiv. At f. 3 b is the following note by Jona Willem Te
Water, Professor of Theology, etc., at Leyden, " Hasce notas mihi
comparavi a Bibliotheca Gronoviana a. 1785 .... Nescio nnde
fdctum sit ut his notis non nteretur in sua Justini editione Abrah.
Gronovins." See also "Bibliotheca Te Waterana," [Lugd. Bat.
1823,] MS. 72. Paper ; xvith cent. Small Quarto. Presented by
Benjamin J, Jeffery^ Esq.
29.746. " An account of a rich illuminated missal, executed for John
DukeofBedford,"[nowAdd.MS. 18,860] .... London, 1794. [By
Bichard Gough.] Printed ; with MS. corrections and additions by
the Bev. J. Tobin. A note by the same concerning the history of
the MS. from 1815 to 1837 is dated Liscard [Cheshire], 20 Nov. 1843.
Paper. Quarto. Presented hy Mrs. Tohin.
29.747. Miscellaneous original letters and papers ; [ciVco 1430-]1837.
The writers are : —
l.[Sir] J[ohn] Fastolf to "Brother Herry Frowyke;" Oastre, 30 Oct.
[circa 1430], f. 2.
2. Nicolaus [Grudius] Euerardns [Treasurer of Brabant, etc.'] to Vig-
lius van Zuichem [van Ay tta], Bector of the University of Ingol-
stadt [afterwards President of the council at Brussels] ; Espi^res, 6
Jan. 1639. Lat. f. 3.
3. [Nicolas] de Neufuille [Seigneur de Villeroi, Secretary of State] to
[Antoine de Silly], Comte de Bochepot, Governor of Anjou, etc. ;
Tioyes, 22 Feb. 1601. Fr. With seal. f. 4.
4. DominicusBaudius [Professor of History, etc., at Leyden] to " [Jean]
Milander, Seigneur de Poederoye, conseiller et secretaire de son
excellence k la Haye ; " Leyden, 10 Mar. 1 607. Lat. With Lat. and
Or. verses. With seal. f. 6.
6. B[obert Cecil, Earl of] Salisbury [Lord High Treasurer] to his son,
William [Cecil, afterwards Earl of Salisbury] ; Whitehall, 9 May,
1610, f. 8.
6. Andreas Bivetus [Professor of Theology at Leyden] to Justin van
Assche ; Leyden, 31 Mar. 1621. Lat. With seal. f. 10.
7. Caspar Barlieus to Hugo Grotius; Leyden, 12 Mar. 1630. Lat.
f. 12.
8. [Colonel] Bobert Legge to [Prince Kupert] ; Camden, 26 Dec. 1644,
f. 13.
9.J[ohn] B[u8hworth] to Lord Fairfax; Chidley, 7 Feb. 1645[6],
f. 14.
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10. The same to the same ; Bedford, 27 July, 1647. Duplicate in
another hand, unsigned. With fragment of seal of arms. f. 15.
11. B[uLjtrode] Whitelocke, President [of the Council of State], to
Col. DixweU, Lieut.-Col. Kelsey, and [WiUiam CuUen] Mayor of
Dover ; WhitehaU, 23 Jan. 1651 [2], f. 18.
12. <' Examination taken at Dover the 28th day of January 1651[2],
before the honourable Lieut.-Col. Kelsey, Governor of Dover Castle,
and William CuUen, Esq., Maior of Dover," concerning the " mia-
carriages " of John Whetstone, Pofitmaster of Dover, f. 20.
13. Ro. Mascall to William Cullen, Mayor of Dover ; Canterbury, 30
Jan. 1651 [2], f. 24.
14. '* The examination of Colonell William Throgmartin " [Throckmor-
ton], a royalist prisoner ; Whitehall, 1 July, 1662. Signed, f. 26.
15. Thomas Wentworth to Lord ; Hamburg, 14 Jan. 1654[5].
Addressed to " M. Denis Bruneau." f. 28.
16. Samuel Clarke [orientalist] to Christian Bave ; London, 25 Mar.
1656. Lai. Draft, f. 30.
17. Sigismondo Francesco [Archduke of Austria, Bishop of Augsburg
and Trent] to Conte Lidouino Piccolomini ; Innsbruck, 5 Jan. 1659.
lial. With seal, f. 31.
18. [Nicolas le Pelletier, Seigneur de] la Houssaye [Master of Requests]
to [Simon Amauld d'Andilly, Marquis] de Pomponne; 15 Apr.
[1662]. Fr. WithaeaU, f. 33.
19. [Denis] Amelot [Vicomte de Bisseuil, Master of Requests, etc,] to
; Paris, 26 May. 1664. Fr. f. 36.
20. G[erard] Brandt to Joachim Gudsen ; 8 Oct. 1669. Dti^e^ f. 38.
21. [John Murray, Earl, afterwards Marquis, of] Atholl [Keeper of the
I'rivy Seal of Scotland] to [? James Sharpe, Archbishop of St.
Andrews]; Edinburgh, 21 Mar. 1675, f.40.
22. W[illiam] Nicolson [M.A., Archdeacon of Carlisle, afterwards
successively Bishop of Carlisle and Derry and Archbishop of Caahel]
to Ralph Thoiesby ; 22 Apr. 1699, f. 41.
23. Roger Gale to the same; York, Scruton, London, 2 Sept. 1702,
13 June, 1710, 9 Apr. 1737, flf. 45, 55, 59.
24. Frfere Bernard de Montfaucon 1o ; [? 1702]. Fr. f. 47.
25. W [illiam] Wotton [B.D., Canon of Salisbury] to [John Moore,]
• Bishop of Norwich ; 5 Sept. 1706, f. 50.
26. J[ohn] Hughes [poet and essayist] to [Jane Chichester, Dowager
Countess of Donegal] ; [circa 1706], f. 52.
27. J[ohann] E[i-nst] Grabe to ; 5 Nov. 1709, f. 54.
28. Samuel Cave to Sir. Thomas Cave, Bart., of Stamford ; [circa 1736-
1778], f. 56.
29. R[ichaixl] Rawlinson [D.C.L., F.R.S., F.S.A.] to [Zaohary] Grey,
LL.D., Rector of Houghton-Conquest ; London House, 6 Sept, 1744.
With seal, f. 60.
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30. James Balph to [John] Nonrse^ bookseller, London ; Mildenhall,
25 Feb. 1748[9], f. 62.
31. James Bentham [M.A.. F.S. A, Canon of Ely] to [Andrew Coltee
Ducarel, LL.D.] ; Ely, 6 Apr. 1762. f. 65 ;— to bis brother [? Edward
Bentham, Begins Professor of Divinity at Oxford] ; Ely, 18 Mar.
1769, f. 66.
32. F[ranoe8] Brooke [novelist, ete.] to [Robert] Dodsley [pnblisher];
29 Ang. [1769], f. 68.
33. J[ame8] Beattie to John Finkerton ; Aberdeen, 13 Dec. [1775], 9
Mar. 1776, £F. 70, 72.
34. J[ohn] Nichols to [Anna] Seward; 1 Oct. 1788, f. 74.
35. T[homas] Astle to John Pinkerton ; 23 Oct. [1789], £ 76.
36. G[rim Jonnson] Thorkelin to the same ; Copenhagen, 29 Aug. 1791,
f. 78.
37. James Sibbald to the same ; Edinburgh, 6 Dec. 1793. f. 80.
38. Samuel Ayscough to the same; British Museum, 10 Aug. 1801.
f. 82.
39. [Giuseppe] Longbi [Professore delle Arte di Disegno a Milano] to
Francesco Rosaspina ; Milan, 27 Mar. 1805. Ital f. 84.
40. Il[enry] Mackenzie to [? John Pinkerton] ; Edinburgh, 6 Jan. 1806,
f. 85.
41. J[ean] Ch[arles] L[eonard Simoode] de Sismondi to [Alexander I.,
Czar of Russia] ; Geneva, 24 Sept. 1814. Fr, f. 88.
42. A[ntonio] Scarpa to Giuseppe Longhi ; Pavia, 16 June, 1817. Ital.
f. 90.
43. [Captain] \V[illiam] Sooresby, junior [afterwards D.D., F.R.S. ete.],
to Captain [George William] Manby ; Liverpool, 5 Oct. 1822, f. 91.
44. A[ugust] W[ilhelm von] Schlegel to Christian Lassen ; Bonn, 6
July, 1825. Germ. f. 93.
45. F[riedrich] Matthisson to Dr. Wilhelm Eorte ; Worlitz, near
Dessau, 31 May, 1829. Germ. With seal, t 95, With translation,
f. 97.
46. Leitoh Ritchie to H[enry] Colbum [publisher] ; London, [1830],
f. 99.
47. Rammohun Roy to Captain Norman MacLeod ; London, 15 May,
1831, f. 102;— to Dr. [Nathaniel] Wallich; London, 1 June, 1831,
f. 104.
48. 1-[udwig] Tieck to Dr. [Gustav Friedrich] Waogen; [Dresden,
1837]. Germ. f. 106.
Included also are engraved portraits of Sir John Fastolf, f. 1 5 —
Caspar Barlaeus, f. 11 b ; — ^Bulstrode Whitelocke, f. 17 b; — Denis
Amelot, f. 35; — Koger Gale, f. 44 b;— [John] Hughes, f. 51; —
James Bentham, f. 64 b ; — [Giuseppe] Longlii, f. 83 b ; — Rammohun
Roy, f. 101 b.
Paper. Folio.
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708 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,748-29,762.
29,748-29^768. Plats in verse, chiefly on religions subjects, written
in a SwisS'G^erman dialect, and performed in the cantons of Lnoeme
and Zog in the xvith and xviith centuries. The majority are from
the collections of Matthias Schmidli, of Unter-Znswyl, in the
bailiwick of Euswyl, in the canton of Lucerne. The contents are : —
29.748. School-plays acted in the Gymnasium at Zug, viz, : —
1 . ** Exhibitio tragico-comica de Joanne Gnarino, primum eximio
sancto, secundo gravissime lapso, tertio prsBclaro podnitente;" 1727.
In three acts. Oerm, f. 1.
2. " Oswald, schutzpatron der stadt Zug." In three acts, with inter-
ludes. €hrm. and Lot, f. 36.
3. "Hercules." In two acts, with interludes. Oerm, f. 118.
4. " Exhibitio comico-tragica de sancto Genesio, primum etbnico
morioDC, dein Ohristiano Martyre," etc. In two acts. Oerm.
f. 153.
Paper ; xviith cent. Narrow Folio.
29.749. ** EiN schone Action oder Tragedi von der Menschw&rdung
Christy "...." In verss weiss geatelt von dem Hoch Wohl
Ehrwiirdigen in Gott geistlichen Herr Herren Jacob Frener, Sextary
dess Lobwiirdigen Capitels Snrsee, jetz aber Theils vermehrt vnd
in bessem Ordnung gestelt durch Johan Fridolin Keigel Eierung in
Kuswill, an jetze aber auflf ein neuwess abgeshriben von Hier
Meister Heinrich Nochbur .... anno 1763 Jahrss." In thirteen
scenes. See a paper, with extracts, by Alois Lutolf, "Aus der
friihom Schaubuhne der stadt und Landscbaft Lucerne," in " Der
Geschichtsfrennd, Mittheilungen des historischen Vereins der funf
Orte," Band xxin. p. 205 [Einsiedeln, 1868], Also see below, 29,764,
f. 170. Paper. Small Quarto.
29,760. '* EiN schone neliwe Comedy oder Christlicbes Schauwspill
von der heilligen Buosserin Maria Magdallena, wie auch von
Martha vnd Lassarus geschwIiRterte," etc. In four acts. Copied
by Mathis Shmidli in 1733 [see ff. 4 b, 99]. See " Der Geschichts-
freund," B. xxin. p. 155. Paper. Small Quarto.
29,76L " Das Spiel vom Lohn in Weinberg." In five acts. At f. 106
is an anagram on the name of the author, Johann Adam Kendlin,
by Johann Strack, notary apostolic ; and on f. 107 b is written,
" Disc Comedi gehortt .... Matthias Shmitli zuo under Ziswil im
Kilgang vnd ampt Rusweil. Geshriben des 1738 Jahrs." See "Der
Geschichtsfreund," Band xxni. p. 178. Paper. Small Quarto.
29,752. "Ein Wahr schone vnndt Lehr Reyche Hystori von dem
leben des Heyligen Abtt vnd Beichtigers Landelini [abbat of
Crepin, in the diocese of Cambrai], durch ein zwey Tagige comedi
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 29,76»-29,767. 709
in der Alt Oatliolifihen Stat Willissouw, [Willisan, Lnceme] auif
offentlicliem Schanwblatz vorgestelt worden. Aiino Domini 1622."
In four acts. On the fij-leaf at the end is the name of Jerg
Antoni; Bruner zn Aich, 17 Jan. 1738. Paper; xviith cent.
Small Quarto.
29,763. ''EiN ComoDdia oder Chi istliches Schauspihll von dem Arphaxat,
ein Kunig der Medyer. . . . vnd auch von der heldenmiiothigen
Judith wie selbe den Holofernem vberwunden," etc. In three acts.
At the end is written, '^ Disse Comedy gehortt Myr Mathiss Schmidli,
welche Ich selbsten geshriben dess 1755 Jahrss." See "Der
Geschichtsfreund," B. xxui. p. 18G. From expressions on flf. 146 b,
166, the play would appear to have been performed at Lucerne.
Paper. With the book-plate of ''Sancta Maria Einsidlensis.*'
Small Quarto.
29.754. 1. "LusTSPiL von dem heiligen Jost [or Jodocus] so wie sohn
dess konigs in Britanien ware .... Yon mir Jacob Frener gemacht
vnd zuesamen geshiiben zuer g'wunuug der Kostbahren zeit im
Jahr 1635." In five acts. f. 1.
2. ^'Ein fichone Action oder Tragedy von der Men»hwerduDg
Christi .... von .... Jacob Frener, Sextarj dess lobwiirdigen
Capitels Sursee vnd Caplanus zu Busswyll; anjezo aber Theilss
vermehrt vnd in bessem ordnung gestelt durch Johan Fridolin
Keigel Eirung zu RusswylL" In seven "Theilon." The same
play as 29,749, but with variations, and differently arranged, f. 171.
Both articles were written by Mathiss Smidli, the former in 1767,
and the latter in 1756.
Paper. Small Quarto.
29.755. ^'Eleines gespihl von einem Heilligen Hirten Enab aus
Hispanien mit Kamen Formerius, welches zu Malters [in the
Canton of Lnceme] den 5ten vnd 12ten Jenner a"" 1738 ist gehalten
worden." In twenty-one scenes. See " Der Geschichtsfreund," B.
XXIII. p. 1 78. In theliandwriting of Mathiss Shmidli. Paper ; circa
1760. Small Qaartol
29.766. " CoMCEDi von einem adelihen Junglig Instabuliss genant ; "
composed by Jacob Frener, chaplain at IJusswyll, in 1644 [see f. 3].
In three acts. At the end is a note by Mathiss Shmidli, stating
that the MS. was written for him by Jacob Marti, burgher of
Willisauw, in 1747. Paper. Small Quarto.
29.767. "SoHAUSPiEL von dem Heiligen Procopins." In five acts.
Performed apparently at Lucerne. Preceding the play is, "Ein
Solldathen Lied " in nine stanzas, beg. " Ein Solldat bin ich eben.'*
See " Der Geschichtsfreund," B. xxiii. p. 202. Paper ; xviith cent.,
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710 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,758—29,760.
with leaves and paasagea inserted of the xvuith oent. On the inside
of the cover is written, '' Dass Buoch gehort mir Mathias Schmidli."
Small Quarto.
29.768. " EiN Comedy oder Christliches Schanwspil von dem ....
bruoder Clausen, Einsidels vnd Landtmans zuo Vnderwalden in der
loblichen Eidtgenoss-schaft vnd der Nation sunderbaren Landt»-
patroneu," etc,; composed by Jacob Frener, 1-16 Oct. 1647, and
performed in the market-plaoe of Euswyl, 17 July, 1678 [«ee f. 12 b].
In five acts. Probably identical with the anonymous plaj- on
the same subject, mentioned by P. Gall Morel in '* Der Oescbichte-
freund," B. xvii. p. 131. At the beginning of the volume are the
following songs, etc. : —
1. "Ein Neues Lied iiber den Anno 1742 geendigten Feldzug so
einem Spihl verglichen.'* In eleven stanzas, f. 2.
2. ** Ein Lied von dem Conte Sax vnd printz Carli [von Lothringen].''
In four stanzas, f. 4.
3. ** Ein kurtzwyHges, ein lustiges vnd listigess gesang von ZUrcher
vnd Bemner krieg, so geshehen anno 1712." In forty stanzas,
f. 6.
4. Lines oonnected with the same subject, beginning, ** Ein gott ; ein
glauben ; ein Tauff nur ist," f. 9.
5. '*Dass Wilisauwe Lied," beginning, ^'Mein junges gemlith dass
Reitzt mich an." In nineteen stanzas, f. 9 b.
Paper. On f. 194 is written, "Disses Comedy Buoch gehortt mir
Matbiss Shmidli . . . ., geshriben von mir .... dess Anno 1 739
Jahrs." Small Quarto.
29.769. Register of documents relating to the estates and business
transactions of Sir Koger Manwood, Chief Baron of the Exchequer,
1579-1593, and his son. Sir Peter Manwood, of Hackington, co.
Kent ; 1551-1619. Eng. and Lot. Many of the documents are
certified by Sir P. Manwood and others. At f. 26 b is a pedigree of
Manwood; and at f. 153 b a table of the descendants of *^ Justice
Martyn" [ ? Jobn Martyn, Justice of the Common Pleas, 1422-1436].
Paper, xvith and xviitli centt. With the book-plate of Miss
Mary Barbara Hales. Small Quarto.
29,760. A COLLECTION of original letters and other documents of
princes and illustrious persons of France ; from the year 1556 to
the beginning of the present centuiy ; in Fr. The contents of the
letters are often very interesting, and many of them are addressed
to Cardinal Bichelieu.
1. Charles de Lorraine, Cardinal Archbishop of Bheims; 23 Mar.
1556. Acquittance, f. 1.
2. Henry de Lorraine, Due de^Guise; 31 July, 1565. Acquittance.
With $eaL f. 2.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,760. 711
3. Franyoiae d*Qrldan8, widow of [Louis I.] de Bourbon, Prince do
Gonde; 1 Sept. 1574. Acquittance, f. 3.
4. Charles de Bourbon, Comte de Soissons; 21 July, 1596. Acquit-
tance. With seal. f. 4.
5. Marie de Lorraine, Abbess of Chelles; 15 Nov. 1608. Acquittance.
With seal. f. 6.
6. S[o8ur] Marie de Lorraine [daughter of Charles I. de Lorraine, Duo
d'Elbeuf?] to [Marie de Medicis] Queen Mother [widow of
Henri IV.] ; 1 Aug. $.a, [1621 ?], f. 6.
7. Nicolas Orceau, Dean of Lu9on, to Cardinal Bichelieu ; 14 Dec.
1610. With ieaU. f. 8.
8. [Jean Chasteignier, Seigneur de] La Bocheposay, to the same ;
14 Sept. 1616, f. 10.
9. Henry Loys [Chasteignier de La Bocheposay], Bishop of Poitiers, to
the same; [1611-1621]. With seals, f. 11.
10. Loyse de Bourbon, Abbess de FontevrauU; 20 Sept. 1617.
Acquittance, f. 12.
11. [Federigo] Tantucci to Cardinal Bichelieu ; Turin, 9 July, 1619.
lial. f. 13.
12. Anne [Comtesse] de Montafie [widow of Charles de Bourbon,
Comte de Soissons] to the Queen-Mother [Marie de Medicis]
20 Oct. ».a. With seals, f. 16.
13. M Grangier to Cardinal Bichelieu; Lyon, 18 Mar. 1625, f. 17.
14. [Charles de Lorraine, Due de] Ouise, to the same ; [Marseilles,
28 March, 1625]. With «eaZ». f. 19.
15. Charles de Lorraine [afterwards Due de Mayeune] to Charles IX.
Persigny, 12 Nov. [ante 1573]. With seals, f. 21.
16. [Charles de Choiseul, Marquis de] Praslain, to Cardinal Bichelieu
15 Apr. [1625]. f. 23.
17. Tous8[aint de Gland^ves,] E[v^que] de Sisterou, and F[elix]
Bonier, Doyen de Gap; Paris, 9, 11 Nov. 1625. Certificate and
acquittance, f. 25.
18. Chrestienne [daughter of Henri IV. and wife of Victor Amed6e,
Prince of Piedmont] to Cardinal Bichelieu ; Turin, 24 June, 1626,
5 June, 8 Aug. 1627. With seals, ff. 27-31 b.
19. Maximilian [Elector Duke of Bavaria] to the Marquis de Br6z^,
Ambassador to Bavaria; Munich, 29 Jan. 1632. Lat. With seal.
f. 32.
20. [Charles II. de Lorraine, Dae d']Elbeuf, to M. de Monseauz;
Brussels, 10 May, 1632, f. 34.
21. [Charles III. de Lorraine,] Due d'Elbeuf, to [M. de Montrose?] ; La
Saussaye, 29 Mar. s.a., f. 36.
22. [Jean Baptiste] Gaston [Due d'Orl^ans, son of Henri IV.], to
the Marquis de La Douze; camp de Precey, 26 June, 1632. With
seals, f. 37.
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23. P[ierre] Del Bene, [Seigneur de Villeroeau,] to Cardinal Bicheliou ;
Villerceau, 20 Jan. 1633, f. 38.
24. Delbene to the same; [— Apr. 1633], f. 40.
25. [Urbain de Maill6, Marquis Marechal] de Br^ze, to the Baron de
Chamac^, Ambassador to Holland ; Paris, 9 May, 1633. With seals.
f. 42.
26. Marie [de Medicis, widow of Henri IV.] to ; Brussels,
7 May, 1634, f. 44.
27. Henri [II.] de Bourbon [Prince de Conde] to the Marechal de
Br^z6, Viceroy of Catalonia; Paris, 14 Feb. 1642. With seals, f. 45.
28. [Frangois Sublet, Seigneur] De Noyers, [Secretary of State for
War,] to [L. Amauld, Seigneur de Kousset] ; St, Germain, 4 Mar.
1643, and to [General ] ; Ruel, 22 June, s.a,, flf. 47, 49.
29. Louis de Bourbon [Due d*£nghien] to the Marechal de Brez^^
Courtrais, 16 July, 1646. With seals, f. 50.
30. [Hugues] de Lionne [Secretary of State] to [Cardinal Mazarin] ;
St. Germain, 28 Mar. 1649, f. 62.
31. [Giulio] Cardinal Mazarini [Prime Minister]; Paris, 31 Dec. 1650.
Acquittance, f. 54.
32. [Charlotte Marguerite de Montmorency, wife of Henri II. de
Bourbon, Prince de Conde,] to ; n.d. ImpetfecL f. 66.
33. [Marie Madeleine Vignerot, Duchesse d'Aiguillon, niece of Cardinal
Eichelieu and wife of Antoine, Seigneur de Combalet,] to ;
[Feb. or July, 1654]. Unsigned, f. 67.
34. Abb6 Tinti, [Agent at Eome for Queen Henrietta Maria, widow
of Charles I. of England,] to Madame [Combalet] ; Home, 16 Feb.,
13 July, 1664, ff. 58, 60.
35. [Prince] Henry de Lorraine [Comte de Harcourt] ; Hagenau,
22 Oct. 1656. Order. With seal. f. 62.
36. C6zar [Due] de Vandosme [Vendome]; 8 Jan. 1664. Acquittance,
f. 64.
37. Jeanne Andr^e Charlotte Bmlart de Sillery [wife of Gabriel de
Langau, Marquis de Boisfevrier] ; 3 Sept. 1687. Acquittance, f. 65.
38. M[arie Madelaine] de Castillo [widow of Nicolas Fouoquet,
Minister of State] ; 19 Sept. 1687. Acquittance, f. 67.
39. Louis [Due] de Vendosme ; camp de Polonguerre, 23 Oct. 1693.
Certificate. With seal. f. 68.
40. [Frangoise d'Aubigne, Marquise de Main tenon,] to [J. B. Bossuet]
Bi«hop of Meaux ; ;] Apr. 1698, f. 70.
41. liouis [Jaseph, Due] de Vendosme ; Paris, 19 Apr. 1698. Ap-
pointment, f. 73.
42. Denys Dodart, Physician to the Princess Dowager of Conti ;
28 Feb. 1707. Acquittance, f. 74.
43. [Anne Louise Benedicte, daughter of Henri Jules de Bourbon,
Prince de Conde, and wife of Louis Auguste de Bourbon, Due]
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d'Aumale [natural son of Louis XTV.], to Mademoiselle de la
Jonchapt; 1 July, 1708 ;— to the Due ; St. Cjr, 23 June,
1709. Imperfect. And to Madame de Glapion; 20 July, 1712.
With «eaZ. ff. 75, 82, 85.
44. [Marie Anne de la Grange] Comtesse Yielopolska d*Arquian
[widow of John Count Wielopolsky] G[rand] C[hancellor of Poland]
to [Cardinal de Janson Forbin]; Dantzic, 22 Sept. 1708, f. 77.
45. T[ou88aint] Cardinal de Janson Forbin, and [Paul de Beauvilliers]
Duo de Beauvilliers St. Aignan ; Versailles, 1 Apr., 27 Aug. 1709.
Adjudication and deposition, ff. 79, 82.
46. Marie Casimire [de la Grange, widow of John Sobiesky,] Beyne
[of Poland] to the Duo de Beauvilliers St. Aignan ; 9 June, [1709],
f. 84.
47. Charles Anguste de Goyon, Mar^chal de Matignon, to M. Dcsmarest,
[Comptroller General of Finance ; circa 1714], f. 87.
48. Draft of will with codicils of Anne de Lorraine, Princesse de
Lislebonne, [widow of Fran9ois Marie dit Jules de Lorraine, Prince
de Lillebonne]; Paris, 7 Mar. 1694-26 May, 1719. With sedU,
ff. 88-98 b.
49. [Hierosme] Dargeuges [Seigneur de Fleury]; 19 Feb. 1720.
Certificates, ff. 88-100 b.
50. Louise Elisabet de Bourbon, [wife of Louis Armand II., Prince de
Conti,] to ; 13 May, [1762], f. 101.
51. [Marie Th^r^se] de Bebe, [widow of E16onor du Maine, Marquis]
DuBourg; Paris, 2 Jan. 1732, 10 June, 1736. Acquittences. ff.
102, 108.
52. [Victor Marie] Marechal Due d'£str6es to the Marquis de Charran ;
Paris, 12 Aug. 1734; and to [N. J. de Paris] Bishop of Orleans;
Paris, 28 Sept. 1735, ff. 103, 107.
53. [Henri Francois] D'Aguesseau [Chancellor] to [C. de Eouvroy de
St. Simon] Bishop of Metz ; Paris, 27 July, 1735, f. 105.
54. [Leonor Marie du Maine, Marechal Comte] Du Bourg, to Made-
moiselle de la Cour; Strasbourg, 20 Jan. 1737. Signed. With
9eal. f. 109.
55. Catherine [Ossalinska, wife of Stanislas Leczinsky,] Beyne de
Pologne, to the Due de Fleui-y ; Luneville, 4 Jan. 1740. Signed.
f. IIL
56. [Louis Marie Leopold de Lorraine, Comte de Harcourt,] Prince de
Guise, to his brother-in-law, the Due de Bichelieu ; Paris, 3 Aug.
1740. With seal. f. 112.
57. Le Prince Charles de Lorraine [Grand Ecuyer de France] to
[the Due de Richelieu] ; " au haras du Roi," 4 Aug. 1740, f. 114.
58. [Pierre Guerin, Cardinal de Tencin,] to. [the Due ] ; 29
Apr. 1744. Unsigned, f. 116.
59. Bethune Mar^halle de Belleisle [Marie Casimire Ther^ze G^ne-
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* vi^ve Emanuelle de B6tliune, wife of Obarles Lotus Angosie
Foucquet de Belleisle, Duo de Gisors] ; Paris, 10 July, 1745.
Nouiinatiou. f. 118.
60. [Louise] Anne [Eadegonde] de Lorraine d'Elbeuf, Abbeese de St.
SaeuK, to M. Grassin, *' Directeur General des Monoies ;" 6 Feb.
1747; — and to M. MachaiQt, " Controleur General des Finances;"
23 Feb. 1747. With seah. flF. 120, 122.
61. [Ulrio Frederic Woldemar] Mar^chal [Comte] de Lowendal to
; Brussels, 26 Feb. 1748, f. 124.
62. [Herman Maurice] M[ar6chal Comte] de Saxe to the Mar6chal
Due de Noailles; Oh&teau de Tervure, 25 June, 1748. Signed, f. 125.
63. [Louis Antoine de Gontaut] Marechal Duo de Biron ; [jpott 1750].
Permit, f. 127.
64. [Louis Fran9oiB Armand de Vignerot du Plessis] M[ar^clial] Duo
de Richelieu ; [jpost 1750], Permit f. 128.
65. Amalie d'Este [daughter of Einaldo, 6th Duke of Modena,] tu the
Due de Penthi^vre ; Modena, 5 Apr. 1753. With seal. f. 129.
66. [Marie Ther^e d*] A[lberigo] d'Este Cybo [wife of Ercole Rinaldo
d'Este, afterwards 8th Duke of Modena] to the same ; Modena,
5 Apr. 1753, f. 131.
67. [Louise Elizabeth, daughter of Louis XV. and wife of Philip Duke
of Parma] to ; 14 Dec. 1754. Unsigned, f. 132.
68. Charles de Rohan M[ar^chal] Prince de Soubise to ;
Landwerhagen, 11 Oct. 1758; — to the Due de Fitzjames; Cassel,
6 Oct. s.a.; — ^to ; St. Hubert, 20 May,«.a.; — and toMarecbal
; Compi^gne, 16 Aug. 1767, ff. 134, 136, 138, 144.
69. La M[ar6chale] D[uche88e] de Yillars [Jeanne Ang^lique Rocque
de YarangeviUe, widow of Claude Louis Hector, Marechal Due de
Villars,] to ; [Athis,] 30 May, 1759, f. 139.
70. [Louis Charles Auguste Foucquet] Marshal Due de Belleisle to
the Due de Fitz- James; Veraailles, 15 Sept. 1759. Signed, t 140.
71. L[ouis] J[ean] M[arie] de Bourbon, Due de Penthi^vre, to MaiiBhal
; Paris, 9 Feb. 1761, f. 141.
72. [Charles] Due de Fitz-James to his sister, the Marquise de
Benzols ; Toulouse, 19 Sept. 1763. Unsigned. With seal And to
Le Clerc; Fitz-James, 5 June, 1769. ff. 142, 147.
73. [Charles Francois Virot, Marquis de] Sombreuil, Brigadier-General,
to ; Limoges, 7 Apr. 1769, f. 145.
74. [Victoire Louise Sophie de Goyon de Matignon, wife of Charles,
Due de Fitz-James,] to her husband ; Paiis, 25-27 Aug. s.a. Unsigned.
With seals, ff. 149, 151.
75. [Jean Charles, son of Charles, Due de Fitz-James,] to his father ;
London, 12 Dec. [1764-1768]. Unsigned. With seal f. 153.
76. [Emmanuel Felicity de Durfort] Mar6chal Due de Duras to —
; Paris, [j[>ost 1775J, f. 155.
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77. Lonis Angnste [Dauphin de France, afterwards Lonis XYI.];
Versailles, 16 Deo. 1769. Appointment, f. 166.
78. [Fran9ois Joachim de Pierre] Cardinal de Bemis ; Borne, 3 July,
1771. Acquittance, f. 168.
79. [Louis Francois Atmand de Vignerot du Plessis] Marshal Due do
Kichelieu [pott 24 June, 1776]. Certificate, f. 159.
80. The same to the MarAshal Due de Fitz-James ; Paris, 7 July, 1776,
f. 160.
81. Le Chevalier Dulandreau, OflBcier du E6giment de Murray,
to the Marshals of France ; [1786]. Petition, with testimonials from
the officers of his regiment, viz. : Le Lonchier, Colonel ; Namur,
19 July, 1786; [Charles Joseph] Prince de Ligne, Lieut.-Gen. ;
Brussels, 20 July 1786, and , Comte de Murray, General
Commandant; Brustiels, 21 July, 1786. With seals, f. 161.
82. Marie Josephine Louise [de Savoie, wife of Louis, Comte de
Provence, afterwards Louis XVIII.] to M. de Lessart ; [circa 1789]
and to M. Beugnot, " Intendant des Finances du Comte d*Artois ;"
25 June, s.a. With seals, ff. 163, 166.
83. [General Jean Jacques] Dessalines [afterwards Jacques L, Emperor
of Haiti] to Captain Baillot ; St. Marc [in Haiti], 13 Thermidor, an
1- [31 July, 1793]. Signed, f. 167.
84. List of Turkish words with Freiuih equivalents from St. Matthew's
Gospel, ch. 2, and Psalm 1, in Cluddee and Lo^n, in the handwriting
of Jean Jacques Antoine Caussin de Perceval, Professeur au College
de France, ff. 168, 173.
851 Invitations to the marriage of the same; n.d. Printed, ff.
170, 17L
86. Le Marechal Moncey [Bon Adrien Jeannot de Moncey, Due de
Conegliano] to ; [post 1804]. Imperfect. Signed. £ 176.
87. [Louise Anne de Bourbon, dite Mademoiselle de Charolais, daughter
of Louis III., Prince de Cond^, and mistress of Louis XV.] to
; ».d. Unsigned, f. 177.
88. [Armand Nicolas Augustin, Mar6chal Due de] C[astries] to
; 11 Sept. «.a., f. 178.
Vellum and Paper. Quarto.
29.761. '' Indbic to Monumental Inscriptions in the County of Suffolk,
from the Davy 'Suffolk Collection* of Manuscripts [Add. MSS.
19,077-19,113] in the British Museum, 1868." Paper. Quarto.
39.762. History of Cornwall, arranged alphabetically under the
names of parishes, by William Hals. The original MS. ; wanting,
however, the end of letter E, the letter L [except part of the article
on Luxsillian], and from the latter part of M to the beginning of R.
The first jwurt. Advent — Heist on, was printed circa 1760 ; and the
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remainder has been largely used by Davies Gilbert in his " History
of Cornwall." Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
29.763. Traiyscbii>t of a portion of the MS. notes of Thomas Tonkin
[ob. 1742] for a Pai"ochial History of Cornwall, relating to the
parishes of Padstow — Zennar, followed by general extracts from the
same ; partly in the handwriting of, and with a few notes by, Bev.
John Whitaker, B.D. At the end are the following original letters
relative to the Hals and Tonkin MSS. : —
1. George Browne to Bev. [John] Whitaker; Bodmin, 22 Jan. 1791,
6 Oct. 1794, m 84, 86.
2. George C[ollin8] Browne to [Bichard] Taunton, M.D. ; Tredidor,
21 Apr. 1809, 27 [Feb. 1819], flf. 88, 92.
3. [Lient.-Col.] Nathaniel Thorn to the same ; Exeter, Drogheda, 3,
8 Mar., 8 May, 1819. With seals, ff. 90, 95, 97.
4. Bichard Taunton [M.D.] to Lieut.-Col. Thorn ; Truro, 4 Mar., 19
May, 1819. Holograph drafts, ff. 94, 99.
5. [Francis Basset, Baron] de Dunstanville, to Bichard Taunton, M.D. ;
Tehidy Park, 13 Aug. 1829. With seal. f. 101.
6. George D. John to the same ; Penzance, 9 Nov. 1837, f. 103.
7. Catalogue of MSS. sent to Davies Gilbert, M.P., by Dr. B. Taunton ;
7 Feb. 1832. Signed by Davies Gilbeii. f. 106.
At f. 108 is a copy of a charter of Queen Elizabeth to the Hospital
of St. Lawrence de Ponteboy, in the parish of Bodmin, co. Cornwall ;
9 Mar. a** 26 [1683] ; — and at f. Ill, a copy of the confirmation of
the same by James I. ; 31 Jan. a** 1 [1604].
Paper ; xvmth and xixth centt. Quarto.
29.764. Autograph letters, and some other papers, chiefly connected
with B. B. Sheridan ; 1790-1843.
1. J. B. Corker to B[ichard] B[rinsley] Sheiidan; Nassau Street, 8
Dec. 1790, f. 1.
2. n. J. Beaver to Captain Watts and to Mrs. Linley ; Dorchester, 6,
7 Apr. 1791, ff. 3, 6.
3. W[illiam] Linley to B. B. Sheridan and to Mr. Wilkie; South-
ampton Street and Winslade House, 27 Apr. 1797, 16 Aug. 1818,
ff. 7, 26.
4. Nath[aniel ?] Ogle to B. B. Sheridan, with copy of verses ; South-
ampton, 12 Jan. 1803, f. 9.
6. Portrait of '* John Bellingham, hanged at Old Bailey, May 18th,
1812, for the Murder of B* Hon^^ Spencer Perdval," painted by
[Denis] Dighton ; 16 May, 1812, f. 11.
6. B[enry] Burgess to B. B. Sheridan, with account of the murder of
Spencer Percival ; Cuizon Street, 11 May [1812], £ 12.
7. [Nicholas] Vansittart [Chancellor of the Exchequer, afterwards
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,764, 29,766. 717
Lord Bexley,] to T. W. G. and [Thomas] Wilkie ; London, 80 Oct,
1812, 19 June, 1819, flF. 14,^34.
8. [Charles] B[iinBley] Sheridan to T. Wilkie ; Cambridge, Salisbury,
and West Cowes, 19 Nov. 1817, 3 Jan., 20 July, 1818. With seah.
ff. 15, 17, 22.
9. Thomas Moore to T. Wilkie and John Murray ; Devizes, London,
and Paris, 3 Nov. 1817-26 Jan. 1820. With seals, ff. 19, 20, 30,
32, 37, 88, 40, 42, 43.
10. R. M. Barnard to T. Wilkie; East India Buildings, 12, 19 Aug.
1818, ff. 24, 28.
11. [Henry Richard Fox] Vassall, [3rd Lord] Holland, to T. Wilkie ;
Ampthill Park, 12 Sept. 1819, f. 36.
12. David Ricardo to John Wheatley ; Gatcomb Park, Minchinhampton,
18 Sept. 1821, f. 44.
13. Elisabeth Lefanu to T. Wilkie ; Northampton, 11 Nov. 1821,
f. 46.
14. [George Hamilton Gordon, 4th] Earl of Aberdeen, to Mr. Fortique ;
Foreign Office, 24 May, 1843, f. 48.
15. Letter respecting the Corn Bill, from a member of Parliament,
«>«I"J;"[1827?], f. 49.
16. [Sir] John C[am] Hobhouse, [Bart., afterwards Lord Broughton] ;
Whitton Park, Hounslow, 14 Jan. «.a., f. 61.
17. Charles Wordsworth [afterwards Bishop of St. Andrew's, Dunkeld,
and Dumblane] to [Thomas] Moore ; n,d,j f. 52.
18. D[avid?] Rees [Comedian?] to T. Wilkie ; 1 Apr. «.a., f. 54.
19. J[ane, wife of John Fane, 10th Earl of] Westmoreland, to R. B.
Sheridan; "Thursday," «.a., f. 55.
20. Verses, notes of speeches in Parliament, memoranda, etc,, in the
handwriting of R. B. Sheridan, ff. 57-68.
21. Copies of letters from George, Prince of Wales, and C[harles]
J[ames] Fox, to R. B. Sheridan ; n.d. and 12 Jan. 1803, f. 73.
22. Minutes from Alexandria, containing information respecting the
negotiations of Sir Sidney Smith, the convention of El Ariseh, etc. ;
1800, f. 75.
Paper. Folio.
29,766. Miscellaneous historical papers ; 1633-1740.
1. Warrant from [Richard Weston, Earl of] Portland [Lord Treasurer]
to Sir Robert Py, Knt., Auditor of the Exchequer, and others, to
levy a tally for £107 17«. 6<i., paid in by John [Digby,] Earl of
Bristol, as arrears of rent upon the prebend of Sherborne, etc. ;
Wallingford House, 18 Dec. 1633, f. 1.
2. Recital of an ordinance of Charles 11., of Spain, permitting Gio-
vanni Maria Pisani to serve the office of " contrascriptor " of the duty
on salt at Cremona, by deputy; Milan, 15 Apr. 1699. Xo/., Spam.
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718 ADDITIONAL MBS., 89,786—29,769.
and BaL Signed by Gharles Henri de Lorraine,. Prince de Vande-
mont, Goyernor of Milan. With seal. f. 2.
3. Affidavit of Edward Tyson, of London, merchant, respecting an
assignment by Thomas Weston to William Grardiner of certain
annuities; 1 Not. 1715. Signed^ and with agncUure of [Sir] James
Mountague [Baron of the Exchequer]. £ 8.
4. *' Case of William Chappie, Esq., as Petitioner against Edmund
Morton Plej^dell, Esq.," concerning a parliamentary election for
Dorchester ; [Jan. 1823]. Frinied. f. 10.
5. Copy of a memorial from Henry [Herbert], Earl of Pembroke, to
the Lords of the Treasury concerning his title to a piece of ground
in the Privy Garden at Whitehall; [Mar. 1740], Followed by
a report on the same by [Sir] D[udley] Eyder [Attorney-General]
and [Sir] J[ohn] Strange [Solicitor-General], inclosing affidavits, etc, ;
9 May, 1740, ffi 11-36.
Paper ; xviith and xvnith centt. Folio.
29.766. '* Poems upon divine subjects, original and translated from the
Latin of M. Hieron : Yida, Bishop of Alba, with annotations, more
particularly concerning the Being and Attributes of God. By
T[homas] Morell, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge " [af tei-wards
D.D., F.E.S., and Bector of Buckland, co. Herts]. Autography with
notes and co) rections. A volume with the above title was printed
in 1732 ; but the first poem, " The Christian's Epinikion," in the
present MS. is dated 1742. The greater part of the MS. consists of
" The First Hymn of Vida to God the Father." Paper ; xviuth
cent. Small Quarto.
29.767. Note-book of weekly accounts of servants' wages, etc,, in the
household of Prince Kupert, grandson of James I. ; 31 Jan. 1679[80]-
28 Nov. 1682. At ff. 24 b, 25, are receipts from William Hargrave
and others for arrears ; 26 May, 1683. Paper. Small Quarto.
29.768. "The Caledonian Mercury;" 6 Aug.-12 Sept., 25 Sept.--30
Dec. 1745. Printed; with the lacuna partially supplied in MS.
At the beginning are two MS, accounts of the battle of Culloden
and the wanderings of Prince Charles Edward ; and at the end are
printed copies of " The Edinburgh Eyening Courant," 5 Nov. 1745,
and "The Glasgow Journal," 1 Jan. 1746. Paper. Quarto.
29.769. 1. Two sermons, on Ecclesiastes xii. 1, and St. Matthew xxvi.
26-28, treating of early repentance, etc,, ff. 2, 46 b.
2. Abstracts of lives of the Fathers from William Cave's " Ecdesi-
astici." f. 137.
Paper ; early xviiith cent. Belonging to " Mr. Trevanion, of
Windsor," in the same century. Folio.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,770-29,776. 719
29.770. *' A DiALOoaii: " on religion between a tutor and his pupil ;
written [see f. 48] in 1618. Printed in 1768, and ascribed to
Edward Herbert, Lord Herbert of Cherbury. At tbe end is an
analysis of the work. Paper ; end of xyuth cent. Folio*
29.771. Thb eighth book of Commentaries npon the Apostles' Creed,
by Thomas Jaokson, D.D., President of Corpus Christi College,
Oxford. Printed in 1635. Paper; copied in 1686, apparently [see
f. 3] by John Andrewes. Belonging to Giles Hooper in 1695.
Quarto,
29.772. Valuations of estates of the Hon. Edward Byng in Middlesex
and Essex, with names of tenants, inventories of goods, bills of law-
costs, cte.; 1731-1737. Paper. Folio.
29.773. '* Processus factns ad ooronationem Serenissimi Domini G^rgij
Secnndi Begis Magn» Britannin etc, et Kegin» CarolinsB, consortis
ejns;" 11 Oct. 1727. Lai.^ Eng. and Fr. Paper. In the original
morocco binding, stamped with the royal arms. Folio.
29.774. ''A ROLLE of his Majesties [Charles II.] Boyall Proceeding
through London, the 22 of April 1661, beinge the day before his
Majesties Coronacion," etc Signed by [Montagu Bertie, 2nd Earl
of] Lindsey, [Lord Great Chamberlain], [Algernon Percy, 10th Earl
of] Northumberland, [Lord High Constable], [James Howard, Srd
Earl of] Suffolk, [Deputy Earl Marshal], and [Edward Montagu,
2nd Earl of] Manchester, [Lord Chamberlain of the Household].
Vellum roll, 3 ft. 7^ in. x 6 in.
29.775. " The proceeding [or order of the procession] to his Majestie's
[Charles II.] Coronacion from Westminster Hall to the Abby
Church, on Tewesday the 23th of Aprill 1661." Vellum roll, 3 ft.
3 in. X 6 in.
29.776. A. B. Miscellaneous foreign autograph letters, etc.
A. 1. Antonio da Filichaia [Filicaja], commissario, to Francesco de'
Valori and Antonio de* Sodorini, commissaries-general of Florenoe ;
Passignano, 10 Oct. 1495. Itcd. f. 1.
2. T[hierri] Sobrevelius [SchreTel, Eeotor of the oollege of Leyden,] to
Caspar Barlnus [van Baerle] ; Leyden, 23 June, 1637. Lai. f. 2.
3. Military order, tigned by Johan Bauer, Swedish Fieldmarshal and
Governor-General of Pomerania ; Esohwr [? Eschweiler], 3 July,
1640. Germ. With seal. f. 8.
4. Johann Fabricius to the Abb6 J[ean] P[aul] Bignon ; Helmstedt,
1 June, 1710. Lai. f. 4.
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720 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,776.
5. Johann Mliller [the historian of Switzerland] to ; Gassel, 9 Mar.
1809. Oerm. f. 6.
B. 1. Account in the hand of Gabriello Ariosto [brother of the poet] of
money transactions of himself and his brothers in connection with
the property of M. Einaldo [? Ariosto, their cousin] ; n.d. [? 1519].
Itah f. 8.
2.Ludovico Ariosto [cousin of the poet] to Count Hector Sacrato,
with a money account ; 6 Mar. 1535. Ital, With a fiat signed by
Hector Sacratus, Galeazzo Esten[se] Tas6[one], and others, f. 9.
3. Account of building expenses connected with "la doza di terra
nova," signed by Virginio Ariosti [natural son of the poet], Ja[com]o
M[ari]a Negli, sindico, Galeazzo Exten[se] Ta8s[one], etc, ; 26 Apr.
1551. Ital f. 10.
4. Gio[vanni] Battista Ariosti [natural son of the poet] to ; «.d.
[before 1569], Ital. f. 11.
6. S[orella]'Domicilla Ariosta [? niece of the poet] to Count Ferrante
Estense Tassone; Santa Catterina, 21 June, 1569. Ital. f. 12.
6. Declaration by Giulio Ariosti [nephew of the poet] respecting
1000 lire delivered for trading purposes to Jacomo Dinarelli on be-
half of his brother Claudio ; 15 Deo. 1573. Ital. Signed also by
Borso Muzzarello, Bigo da Heggio, and Gio[vanni] Battista Ariosti.
f. 14.
7. Order signed by Bernardino Gari [?] and Julio Ariosti for the
payment of money by Vincentio Frngieri to Isapo Bastarollo ; 27
Apr. 1575. Ital. f. 16.
8. Gio[vanni] Gher[ar]do Grillenzoni [?] to Orazio Aiiosti [grand-
nephew of the poet] ; Lione, 3 Nov. 1585. With draft of the answer ;
12 Feb. 1586. ItoZ. With seal. f. 18.
9. Claudio Ariosto [nephew of the poet, Ferrarese ambassador at
Venice] to ; Venice, 5 Feb. 1592. Ital. f. 20.
10. Memorial of Gir[olam]o Font[an]a, Ludovico Ariosto [grand nephew
of the poet], and Galeazzo Kiminaldi, in favour of Giulio di Valori ;
n.d. [? 1598]. Ital. Signed; with assent, signed by Camillo Rondi-
nelli, Giudice de* Savi. f. 21.
ll.H P[rincip]e [Federico Pico] della Mir[ando]la to the Marchese
[Ippolito] Bentivoglio; Mirandola, 22 Jan. 1599. Ital. With
seed. f. 22.
12. II P[rincip]e [Alessandro Pico] della Mir[ando]la to the Marchesa
[Caterina] Bentivoglio ; Mirandola, 6 Jan. 1610. Ital. With seal.
f. 24.
13. The same as Duca della Mirandola to the Marchese Enzo Benti-
voglio ; Mirandola, 29 July, 1618. ltd. f. 26.
14. S[alomon] Gesmer to ; Zurich, 6 Apr. 1762. Oerm. f. 28.
15. A[ugust] \V[ilhelm]Iflaand to Madlle. Withoflf ; 11 Oct. 1785.
Germ. f. 31.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 89,77e-~89,780. 721
16. Cetto to [Qeronimo] Marchese di Lnochesini, with a tranfilation
of a Latin ode by the Marquis on Frederio the Great ; n,d, [circa
1802]. Fr. f. 33.
17.[Profe8flor Christoph Daniel Ebeling] to [David Stewart] Earl of
Buchan ; Hamburg, 24 Mar. 1787. f. 37.
18. Ueini-ich Eleist, the poet, to [Johann Heinrioh Daniel] Zschokke ;
Thun, 2 May, 1802. Oerm. With seal. f. 39.
19. [Jacques Louis] David, the painter, to [Jean Louis] Faillot de
Montabert; Brussels, 24 Oct. 1820. Fr. f. 41.
20. [? August Heinrich] Ho£fmann [? author of *' Hor» Belgio» "] to
; Brussels, 17 Apr. 1823. Oerm. f. 44.
21. [Carl Wilhelm] Friedrioh von Schlegel to " Herr von Magen und
Schmiedel; " Vienna, 2 May, 1824. Germ. f. 46.
29.777. List of the Mayors and Sherifis of Chester; 1326-1584. Imr
perfect at the end. Interspersed are notes relating to English
history, events of local interest, the acting of miracle-plays, etc.
Vellum roll, 29 ft. 8* in. x 8 in. End of xvith cent. With the
arms of Chester at the beginning, and the initials ** W.B." [? William
Bird, Mayor in 1580, or William Baxter, alias Meo, Sheriff in 1588.]
29.778. " Cestrlb Comitatus desoriptus,'* etc., by John Legh ; 1638.
Consisting ohiefly of notices of Cheshire families, with drawings of
their arms, coloured or in trick. For particulars relating to the
author's own family, see f. 30 b. Paper. Folio.
80.779. "Breife notes of Antiquitye of the famose Cittye of
Chester, with the Succession of the names of all the Mayors and
Sherififes," etc., to the year 1622, and continued in other con-
temporary hands to 1646. The early part of the volume is in parts
identical with the collections of Bobei-t Rogers, Archdeacon of
Chester [see Harl. MS. 1948]. In the list of Mayors, etc., are in-
serted numerous historical notes, chiefly relating to Chester.
Paper; xvuth cent. At f. 11 is the name of Mary Orange as
owner; and at ff. 26 b, 27, 35 b are inserted entries of births of
Peter and Richard Goose and Richard Goose, junior. Small Folio.
89.780. 1. '^ The antiquities of the most antient and famous Cittie of
Chester collected by learned and experienced authors of great
antiquity being here bom," etc. ; chiefly derived from the collec-
tions of Robert Rogers, Archdeacon of Chester. See Harl. MS.
1948. f. 1.
2. " A Collection of the Mayors who governed the Citty of Chester, and
the time when the[}] governed the same, with the antiquities of
the same Citty, by William Alderacy, a Cittizen thereof. Anno
Dni. 1594." f. 93.
MSB.— 1875. 3 A
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722 ADDITIONAL M8S., }»,780-S9,78d.
3. " A ooppie of a oollection of the Justices of Chester which I had
amongBt Mr. Nnttall's writings : which I take have divers erroneonB
in them : yett have sett them downe • . . this 18 of May 1602,"
f. 109.
4. "Chronologicaleventsof the Cittie of Chester;" 1241-1771, £ 113.
Paper ; xvinth cent. Folio.
29,781. Monumental iDscriptions from the Parish Churches of
Chester. Paper ; xvmih cent. Small Folio.
29,788. Pedigrees of Cheshire families, partly copied or certified by
George Wilkinson in 1786-1788. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
29.783. " A COPY of y* visitation Book of Cheshire ann. 1613, taken
1752 by B[obert] S[myth, M.A., Hector of Woodston, co. Hunt-
ingdon] from one in y* Possession of Tho. Wotton, of Point Pleasant
in Kingston, Snrr., Gent. ; *' with " an alphabetical list of y* Gentrys
arms Blazon'd." Paper; 1752. Folio.
29.784. Miscellaneous English arms, for hatchments and fanerals.
Paper ; middle of xvnith cent. Small Folio.
29.785. Arms of English episcopal sees and of varions families, with
a few genealogical and heraldic notes, monnmental inscriptions,
etc* Paper ; xvinth cent. Small Folio.
29.786. Arms of Cheshire and Lancashire families described, being, in
great part, ** a copy of a Book in the possession of John Stevens, Esq".,
at Earl Cholmondeley's, Cholmondeley Hall, Cheshire, a.d. 1800,"
and belonging to Thomas Powell of Horsley in 1682. At the
beginning are dtecriptions of Welsh arms extracted from Enderbie's
"Cambria Triumphans" and Eandle Holmes's "Academy of Armory."
Paper; 1800. Folio.
29.787. Arms of Kentish and other families described ; extracted from
Thorpe's "Registinm Koffense," Yorke's " Union of Honour," Dart's
"Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury," Nash's
" History of Worcestershire," and other printed works. Included
also are a few arms in colour, and pedigrees. Paper ; end of xviuth
cent. Octavo.
29.788. ** Collections for a history of Archery, by William Latham,
F.A.S.; 1787." Autograph. Paper; 1787. Quarto.
29.789. " CoLLKCTiONS for a History of Archery, by William Latham,
P.A.S. ; 1787." Autograph, Mainly identical with the preceding
MS., but with additions and omissions. Paper; 1787. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MS8., 29,790—89,796. 728
99,790. ** To^pa^a" or " Aneodotes of Arohiery," with miBcellaneoTifl
coUeotioQB on the same subject, by William Latham, F.B.S., F.8.A.
Autograph. The following letters, ete,, are included : — [Rev.] George
Ashby [B.D., Bector of Bajrow, oo. Suffolk] to W. Latham ; Barrow,
26 Apr.-27 June, 1793; copies, ff. 92 b-100 b;— W[alter] M[ichael]
Moseiey to Bev. G. Ashbj; Glashampton, 11 Mar. 1793, f. 109;
William Latham to [the same]; Bltham, 10 Apr. 1793, f. Ill .,
W[illiam] Ashby Latham to the same ; Trinity Hall, n.d., f. 112 ;
Notes and extracts relating to archery by Rev. G. Ashby, ff. 114-
136. Paper; end of xviiith cent. Folio.
89,79L "AiTECDOTES of Archery, belonging to the Kentish Bowmen;
together with collections for a general treatise of ancient and modem
Archery;" by William Latham, F.S.A. The preface, which is
signed '* A Member," is dated 3 May, 1788. AuiograpK Paper ;
1788. Small Quarto.
29,798. ** Collection of rules for shooting and orders for the annual
feast '* of the Finsbury Archers, with lists of captains, lieutenants
and stewards, shooting-scoTes, and other matter relating to the
society ; 1652-1761. Included also are extracts and notes relating
to archery, especially in London. In the handwriting of William
Latham, F.S. A. Paper ; end of the xvmth cent. Quarto.
99.793. Notes and extracts relating to old English and French plays,
chiefly in the possession respeotirely of John Wenyeve, Esq., of
Brettenham, co. Suffolk, and Louis Cesar de la Baume le Blanc,
Duke of La Yalli^re; by the Bev. George Ashby, B.D., Bector of
Barrow, oo. Suffolk, Autograph. Paper; late xviiith oent. Folio.
29.794. AoGOUNTS of receipts and expenditure for one year of the
bailiffs of manors in Surrey and Kent belonging to the see of Can-
terbury, rendered to Sir Thomas de Lynstede, Treasurer ; slightly
imperfect at the end. Accx)rding to Halted, ** History of Kent," vol.
iii. p. 682, a Thomas de Lyndestrete [called in the index Lyndestede]
was Bector of St. Michael's, Ilarbledown, in the reign of Edward I.
At the end is written, in a late xvith cent, hand, " Robertus Kil-
wa[rby]," who was Archbishop of Canterbury in 1272-1278.
Vellum roll, of nine skins joined at the top ; temp. Edw. I.
89.795. Genealogy of the kings of England from Egbert to Charles I.,
with arms in colour; endorsed, " Fra[nci8] Reade, 10 Feb. 1627[8].''
Vellum and paper roll, 7 ft. x 1 ft. 9]^ in. ; circa 1626.
89.796. Copy of a roll of arms of the reign of Henry III., in colour,
with descriptions in French hn^Engliah. Vellum roll, 7 ft. x 4} in. ;
circa 1600.
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724 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,797—29,801.
29.797. ^' The descent, armes, and pedegree of the ancient Famelje of
A-rowe or Kowe in the county of Kent, proued by old Hecords,
Deeds, and Monuments," etc. The arms of the fistmily and its
alliances are in colour. Vellum roll, 8 ft. 7 in. x 1 ft. 5^ in. ;
xvuth cent.
29.798. Cookery and other household recipes, collected in Parma in
1596 ; with an alphabetical index. Italian, Vellum. The name
'' Sorella Maria Teresa, casa di S** Arsola, Parma," is inBcribed on
f. 3 b. Duodecimo.
29.799. " Capitulare Consiliariad Venetiarum :" oath and statutes to
be observed by a counsellor of Venice, copied by Lorenzo Oonella,
ducal notary. On the title-page are the name and arms of M[arco]
Antonio Grimani, Counsellor of the district of St. Paul in 1563.
Lat. and Itcd. Vellum ; 1563. In the original tooled binding.
Small Quarto.
29.800. Entrt-book of law-cases heard by Heneage Finch, Lord Finch,
and afterwards Earl of Nottingham, Lord Chancellor, 9 Nov. 1673-
— Nov. 1682. Under the date 12 January, 1678[9], f. 219 b, is a
memorandum of a declaration made to him by the King, that he was
never married to the mother of the Duke of Monmouth, nor to any
other woman than the Queen. Many of the cases are described at
considerable length ; and, Lord Nottingham being always spoken
of in the first person, the volume is evidently a fair copy from his
autograph. At the beginning and end are indexes of persons and
subjects. The cases are more fully entered than in the printed
reports, in which also many are omitted. Indeed, the printed work
appears to have been taken from a different source. Paper ; end of
xvuth cent. Folio.
29,80L Sketch-book of musical compositions by Ludwig van
Beethoven, containing the first ideas and rough notes of many of
his completed works. Autograjph, Among them are : —
1. Notes of many of the airs and choruses in the opera of the " Euins
of Athens," with a few of thope in that of " King Stephen ; " both
composed in 1812, £ 1.
2. " Adelaida," a song for a tenor voice. Op. 46, f. 44.
3. A Sextet in Bt^ for wind instruments, apparently unpublished,
f. 45 b.
4. Sketches of trios. Op. 1 (Nos. 2 and 3) ; Sonatas, Op. 5 (No. 2).
Op. 7, 10, 13, 14 ; Concertos, Op. 15, 19, 37, etc.y flF. 47, 66, 82, 88.
6. " Der Freio Mann," a song, f. 62.
6. " Eomance," arranged for voices and orchestra, probably un-
published, f. 76.
7. " Sonatina per il Mandoline,'* probably unpublibhed, f. 89.
Paper. Oblate Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 89,80»-89,804. 725
89,803. Orc&bstral score of tbe opera, " Die Verschworenen, oder der
hansliche ELrieg ; " by Franz Schubert. Autagrajph. Signed^ and
dated, Apr. 1823. Paper. Oblong Quarto.
89.803. 1. LuDWiQ van Beethoven's " Cadenz zum Hondo des Ooncertes
in D moll von W. A. Mozart." Autograph, f. 1.
2. " Mi lagnerd tacendo della mia sorte amara," etc.^ canzonetta da
Gioachino Kossini. Autograph. Signed^ and dated, Florence, 10
Jnne, 1850. f. 5.
3. " In Florenz, Noctnme nach einer canzonette von G. Possini fiir das
Pianoforte oomponirt von Johann Kafka." Printed ; with autograph
signature, and dated, Vienna, 10 Dec. 1872. f. 8.
Paper. Quarto.
89.804. MiscELLAisrEOUS original letters, etc,^ chiefly of foreign musical
composei-s; 1788-1872.
1. Josephus Haydn to [ Artaria?]; Esterhaz, 17 Aug. 1788.
Qena, t 1.
2. [Johann Christoph Friedrich von] Soh[iller] to [Karl Theodor
Komer] ; Weimar, 6 July, 1802. Oerm. f. 3.
3. [Karl Theodor] Komer to J. C. F. von Schiller ; Dresden, 30 Aug.
1802. Oerm. f. 5.
4. Acquittance from Joseph Haydn to Whyte, of Edinburgh, for
the balance of 500 gulden for the *^ Schottische Lieder;" Vienna,
3 Feb. 1804. Oerm. f. 8.
5. [Ludwig van] Beethoven to [Baron Ignaz von] Gleichenstein ;
[1808]. Oerm. f. 10.
6. [Ludwig van] Beethoven to Dr. Domer ; [1809], Oerm. f. 13.
7.[Luigi Gasparo Pacifioo] Spontini to Sauvan; Paris, 19 Feb.
1812. JFV. f. 15.
8. Carl Maria von Weber to ; Prague, 21 Apr. 1815. Oerm.
f. 18.
O.Louis Spohr to Fr. Treitsohke; Frankfort, 5 May, 1819. Oerm.
f. 19.
10. Henrietta Sontag to Joseph Huttenbrenner ; Berlin, 24 Apr. 1827.
Oerm. f. 21.
11. Franz Schubert to Anselm Huttenbrenner; Vienna, 18 Jan. 1828.
Oerm. f. 24.
12. Programme of a concert in the hand of Kicolb Paganini ; 16 May,
1828. Oerm. f. 26.
13. [Friedrich] Mattbisson to [Carl Sondershausen] ; Worlitz, 7 Nov.
1828. Oerm. f. 28.
14. Dr. H[einrich] Marsohner to ; Hanover, 5 Deo. [18]34. Oerm.
f. 30.
15. S[igismiind] Thalberg to T[obia8] Haslinger ; Bordeaux, 80 Mar.
1838. Germ. f. 31.
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726 ADDITIONAL MBS. 29,804-39,810.
16. G[ioyaoohino] BoBsini to [Nioola] Yaooai ; Paris, 18 Jiine» 1843.
Ital f. 35.
17. Felix Mendelssolm-Bartholdy to HH. Breitkopf und Hartd;
Leipzig, 20 Nov. 1843. Oerm, f. 37.
1 8. [Jacob] Meyerbeer to HH. Breitkopf und H&rtei ; [Leipzig],
23 Sept. 1844. Germ. f. 39.
19. [Gaetano] Donizetti to Branca; 6 July, [1846]. Ital.
Endorsed with a note by Otto Nicolai; Berlin, 25 Feb. 1848.
Oerm. f. 41,
20.R[obert] Schumann to ; Dusseldorf, 11 Feb. 1853. Germ.
f. 46.
21. F[ranz] Liszt to ; Weimar, 20 Aug. 1857. Germ. f. 47.
22. Richard Wagner to ; Bayreuth, 29 Apr. 1872. Germ. f. 48.
23. [Jacob] Meyerbeer to Flodoart Geyer ; n.d. Germ. f. 49.
24. [Daniel Fran9oi8 Esprit] Auber to ; 12 Sept. s.a. Fr. f. 51.
25. [Jacques] F[ran9oi8 Fromental ifelie] Hal6vy to []fcmile] Barateau ;
11 Feb. 8M. Fr. f. 53.
26. F^licien [C^sar] David to ; n.d. [? 1851]. Fr. f. 54.
Paper. Folio.
29,805. *' Crokica ciuitatis Janaensis [usque ad annum 1297] sedita
ik fratre Jaoobo de Yoragine, ordinii iratrum Praddicatorum,
Arohiepisoopo dict«e ciuitatis Janu»." Partly printed by Mumtori,
*'Eerum Italicarum scrip tores/' vol. iz. ool. 3. At £ 104 is an
alphabetical ''tabula super Cronioa de ciuitate Janue." At the
end of the volume is the note, " Praasens Volumen extractum fuit
per me Gerardum de Adamo k quodam antiquissimo libro manu-
scripto existente penes ms^nificum Dominum Nicolaum Gentilem,
J. Y. D., ad instantiam nobilis Joannis Cibo et D. Simonis, praetio
libraiiim rviii." Paper ; ivith cent. Folio.
89,806-29,809. Notes on the subject of natural and revealed religion
by Jeremy Bentham ; forming the materials from ^hich George
Grote compiled his " Analysis of the Influence of Natural Belir
gion on the Temporal Happiness of Mankind," published, under
the assumed name of '* Philip Beauchamp," in 1822 and reprinted
in 1866. Autograph. Four volumes. At the beginning of YoL i.
is an original letter from J[eremy] B[entham] to George Grote, on
the subject of his intended work; 9 Deo. 1821. Paper; 1800-
1821. Folio. Presented hy Mrs. Grote.
29,810. AooouNTS of the wardens of Dover, with lists of the mayon,
jurat es and commonalty, copies of ordinances, etc. ; 13-36 Hen. VI.
[1434-1458]. Latin. For other Dover accounts see Egerton MSS.
2,107, 2,109, and Add. MSS. 29,615-29,618. Paper. Quarto.
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ADDITIONAL MSa, 20,811-^,816. 727
89,81L !• Notes and extracts from the corporation books of Dover,
1577-1670; arranged alphabetically under subjects, f. 1.
2. Notes and extracts from the corporation accounts of Dover, temp.
Hen. YI. ; arranged alphabetically under places and names, ff. 89,
133.
For original Dover corporation records, see Add. MSS. 29,616-
29,626, and Egerton MSS. 2,106-2,120.
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29,812-29,860. Views, water-oolour drawings, sketches of buildings
and monuments, and copies of mural paintings, inscriptions, and
various objectJB of antiquity in Egypt, taken by F. Arundale, Joseph
Bonomi, James Burton, Kobert Hay, F. Catherwood, A. Dupuy,
Edward William Lane, Charles Laver, and other artists, during an
expedition organised by Kobert Hay, Esq., of Linplura, N.B., in the
years 1826-1838. Forty-nine volumes. In the following order: —
29.812. Notes and drawings of places along the Biver Nile, from
Alexandria to Sheroneh ; viz. Alexandria, f. 1 ; the Pyramids, f. 26 ;
tablet at Memphis [?], with inscriptions in hieroglyphs, enchorial,
and Greek, f. 74; Saocara, f. 82 ; Fayoum, f. 96 ; Benisuef, f. 112.
Paper. Atlas Folio.
29.813. Views, etc.y from Sheikh-Hassan to Beni-Hassan. Paper.
Atlas Folio.
29.814. Views and drawings at the island of Ehodah, f. 1 ; the
mountains opposite Bairamoun, f. 2; Tile-Beni-Amram, f. 9;
Hadji Gandil, f. 10; El-Tell, f. 20; Tel-el- Amania, f. 21; Manfa-
Int, f. 67 ; Siout, f. 70 ; Aboutegu, f. 98 ; Qau^l-Kebir, f. 101 ;
Sheikh-Eredi, or Haridee, f. 104 ; Ekhmin, f. 108 ; El-Arabat, the
ancient Abydos, f. 110; Hauw, f. 115; Denderah,f. 119; El-Gilleh,
f. 149 ; and OhooH, f. 150. Paper. Atlas Folio.
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29.815. A general map of Thebes, by J. Burton, with bearings,
measurements, and memoranda concerning the survey. Incom^te.
Paper roll.
29.816. 1. Coloured plan of the neighbourhood of Thebes; part of the
great plan of Thebes by F. Oatherwood, 1833; with original
measurements taken by him when surveying for that work, f. 1.
2. Panoramic views of Thebes, and the neighbourhood ; drawings
from the temples, etc., f. 53.
3. Drawings of obelisks at Thebes, f. 113.
4. Interiors of Theban tombs, f. 122.
6. Plates of a human-headed sphinx, by J. Bonomi, f. 141.
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728 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,816-29,827.
6. Drawings from a Theban saroophagns, published by Professor
Bichard Lepsius, f. 158.
7. Inscriptions, ete.^ at Thebes, f. 176.
Paper. Atlas Folio.
29.817. Plan, coloured wall subjects, and inscriptions, of the tomb of
Rekhmara, at Thebes; copied by [J. Bonorai?]. Paper. Large
Folio.
29.818. Panoramic views, plans, and drawings, with descriptiye notes,
of the Biban-el-Moluk, or Tombs of the Kings, near Thebes. Paper.
Atlas Folio.
29.819. Notes, plans and sections, of the great tomb, and the 1st,
2nd, 6th, 8tb, 9th, 13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th tombs, in the Western
Valley. Paper. Large Folio.
29.820. 1. Plans and sections, with interior drawings, of the tomb
opened by Belzoni, f. 1.
2. Description, with plans and interior views, of Brace's tomb, or the
Tomb of the Harpers, £. 109.
Paper. Atlas Folio.
29.821. Views of Gourna, with plans, elevations, sections, drawings
of sculpture, and inscriptions, of the temples and tombs. Paper.
Atlas Folio.
29.822. Plans, sections, details of wall paintings, and inscriptions, of
tombs at Gourna, Thebes ; tombs 1-10. Paper. Large Folio.
29.823. Continuation of the tombs at Gourna; tombs 11-23. Paper.
Atlas Folio.
29.824. Notes, inscriptions, and memoranda, of various small tombs at
Thebes, Gourna, and the neighboiirhood. Paper. Small Quarto.
29.825 A. Commencement of a large plan of Eamak and part of
Thebes, before J. G. W. [Sir John Gardner Wilkinson]. Paper
roll.
29.826 B. Plan of Kamak, with sites of ruined temples, etc. Paper
roll.
29,826 c. Plan of a court of one of the temples at Eamak, roughly
measured by C. Laver. Paper roll.
Descriptive notes of the Memnonium, and of the temple
and monuments of Kamak, with details and inscriptions, plans,
panoramic views, etc. Paper. Folio.
9,827. 1. Descriptive notes, views, plans, sectionst etc., of Luxor;
partly by F. Arandale, flf. 1-63, 85,
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 89,827—29,836. 729
2. Transcripts of insoriptions on the temple at Luxor. Interspersed
are inscriptions &om tombs at Gonma, with drawings of brick
stamps and other objects of antiquity, ff. 54-84.
Paper. Atlas Folio.
89.828. Descbiftive notes, views, and drawings, of Medinet Abon, the
temples, palace, and antiquities, including many finely coloured
drawings of waU-subjects and sculptures. Paper. Atlas Folio.
29.829. Hieroglyphic inscriptions to subjects on the walls of the
temples of Medinet Abou ; by J. Bonomi. Paper. Quarto.
89.830. Plans, sections, and measurements, of the temples and palace
at Medinet Abou, by F. Arundale. Paper. Large Folio.
89,83L 1. Notes and drawing of the temple at Medmout, f. 1.
2. Views, plans, and details, of the Memnonium, or temple of Bamses
11. ; by F. Arundale and J. Bonomi, f. 5.
3. Notes, views, and copies of the inscriptions, including a sheet in
Greek and Latin, of the Statues on the Plain ; by J. Burton and
F. Catherwood, f. 21.
Paper. Atlas Folio.
89,838. 1. Views, etc., at El-Khargeh, f. 1.
2. Plan, section, etc., of the temple at Erment, by F. Arundale,
1833, f. 69.
3. Views, plans, elevations, etc., of the temple at Esneh, f. 74.
4. Plans and drawings from El-Hegs, f. 102 ; Eileithyia or El-Kab, f.
134; Edfou, f. 144; and Hadji Silsili, by F. Arundale, 1833, f. 178.
Paper. Atlas Folio.
89.833. 1. Notes, water-colour drawings, plans, sections, etc,, of the
temple at Eomn Ombos,f. 1.
2. Coloured drawings, inscriptions, etc., of Assouan, or Syene, f. 45.
Paper. Atlas Folio.
89.834. 1. NoTKS and drawings from the Island of Elephantine, f. 1.
2. Description of PhilsB, with coloured drawings, plans and details of
the temples, and copies of inscriptions, f. 7.
3. Greek inscription at Philae, relating to Ptolemy and Cleopatra, f.
124.
Paper. Large Folio.
89.835. Panoramic and general views of Phil8e,and drawings from the
temple. Paper. Imperial Folio.
89.836. Views and drawings from Deboud, f. 1; Kardasfiiy, f. 19;
Taffa, or Taefea, f. 35 ; and Kalabshi, f. 69. Paper. Crown Folio.
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780 ADDITIONAL MSS., 89,837— 29,8M.
S9,8S7« Views, plana, and dxawings, from Dfemdoor, in Nnbia, f. 1 ;
Oerf HusBein, f. 8 ; Dakke, f. 30 ; Offeedoonea, 1 64 ; Sebona, f. 7 1 ;
and Amada, f. 111. Paper. Imperial Folio.
29.838. Seven squeezes on soft paper of an inscription at Dakke in
Nnbia. A roll.
29.839. Views and drawings from Derr, in Nubia, f. 1 ; Kitti, or
Kittea Island, f. 36; Annibe, f. 61; Ibrim, f. 68; Mosmos, f. 72;
and Tosko, f. 73. Paper. Folio.
29.840. Views, partly ooloured, and drawings from Aboo-Simbel, or
Ibsambul. Paper. Imperial Folio.
29,841. 1. DescbiphvE notes, views, plans, and drawings of Aboo-SImbel,
or Ibsambul, by Robert Hay, 1832, Edward William Lane, 1827,
C. Laver, and others, ff. 1-74, 81-107.
2. Greek inscriptions from Aboo-Simbel, Ealabsbi, and Pliilaa, copied
by D. Hogg, Robert Hay, D. Walne, and [A. Dupuy ?], f. 75.
3. Notes of the temple at Serrah Oharbee, f. 108.
Paper. Folio.
29.842. Views, drawings, and notes, from places not fully identified,
viz. : A place near Aboo Gymmr, f. 1 ; Bard6, in Nubia, f. 2 ; Deir
Nasura, f. 5 ; Ebras, f. 6 ; the mountains opposite Teshu, f. 7 ;
Gezeret Moorkos, £ 8; Girgajee, below Sansaff, f. 9; rock tablet
near the island of T6md8S, f. 10 ; Iscare, in Nubia, f. 11 ; Quesr
Erbaigne, f. 14 ; M6did, f. 19 ; El-Medn, f. 20 ; Quyad-Bey, f. 21 ;
Toona-el-Jebel, f. 23 ; Zadyeh, f. 24. Paper. Imperial Folio.
29.843. Miscellaneous drawings, plans, views, etc. Paper. Folio.
29.844. A. 1. Copies of inscriptions, including three in Gteek, f. 1.
2. Drawings of figures, mummy-cases, etc., f. 30.
3. Drawings, partly coloured, of various objects of antiquity formerly
in the possession of Yannie [D'Athanasi], f. 79.
4. Drawings of domestic utensils, weapons, etc,, many from the Salt
collection, f. 110.
6. Drawing of an altar with Greek inscription, f. 192.
6. Specimen of papyrus of Syracuse, f. 193.
7. Inscriptions from figures, vases, and scarabsBi, f. 1 94.
Paper. Folio.
B. Three impressions of the tablet of Pashcrienptah, from Ifemphia, in
the Department of Oriental Antiquities. A rolL
C. Impressions of an uncertain inscription very indistinct. A roll.
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ABDITIOKAL MSS., 29,844-29.849. 781
D. Sixteen indistinot impressions f^om an insoribed tablet of Bamsea.
By J. Barton. A roll.
E. Impression of a tablet not identified. A roll.
F. Impressions of thirteen hieroglyphic, and one hieratic, inscriptions.
89.845. Plains, elevations, sections, and details of monnmenta, chiefly
temples, at Philae, f. 1 ; Abou-Simbel, f. 48 ; Ibrahim, f. 80 ; Deer,
f. 85 ; Amada, f. 88 ; Sebona, f. 92 ; Offeedoonea, £ 95 > Corti, f. 97 ;
Dakke, f. 98; Qerf-Hussein, f. 103; Dandoor, f. 105; Kalabshi, f.
109 ; Taefae, f. 116 ; Kardassy, f. 122 ; Dehmyt, f. 125 ; and Debond,
in Nnbia, f. 126 ; by Charles Laver. The plates are numbered to
correspond with the table at the beginning. At f . 2 is a page con-
taining memoranda for colours on capitals of the N.E. angle of the
principal colonnade at Philaa. Paper. Folio.
89.846. FoRTY-oNK water-colour drawings of monuments, tettiples,
tombs, and scenery in Egypt, by F. Arundale, in 1833 to 1835. The
principal places illustrated are Denderah, the Vocal Statues of
Memnon on the plain at Thebes, Eamak, Medinet-Abou, Qouma,
Thebes, Philsa, etc. Paper. Imperial Folio.
89,847, 89,848. Egyptiak inscriptions, objects of antiquity, views, ruins,
plans, sections, elevations, modem sketches and scenery, etc,^ not
arranged in any order of place. Two volumes. Paper. Folio,
89.847. Vol. I. The principal sites are Meidoum, Benisouif, Hadji
Gandil, Beni-Hassan, Minieh, Tahta, Tebbel-Ter, Gurarah or
Sheikh-em-Burruah, Tebbel-el-Huyba, Tile-Beni-Amram, Joseph's
Hall, Deir-el-Abdelah, Cairo, Samaloot, Gourna, Siout, Abou-
Simbel, Edfou, Esneh, Philas, El-Khargeh in the Oasis, Thebes, and
Medinet-Abou.
89.848. Vol. II. Gourna, Kamak, Abydus, Saccara, Thebes, Gebeleyn
below Esna, Hadji Silsili, Gourna, Philsd, Assouan, Edfou, Tafa,
Nubia, Deer, Seboua, Treantaphalos, Koum-Ombos, Arabat El
Medfouneh, Budji, Abou-Simbel, Cairo, Kalabshi, Gerf-Hussein,
Dendoor, Dakke, Tafeh, Kardassy, Gumleh, Wady-hadeed, Ibrim,
Annibe, Elesseah, Amada> imd Korosko.
89.849. 1. Sketches of groups of natives, and fancy pictures in imita-
tion of wall^Miintings ; some coloured, f. 1.
2. Sketches and portraits of natives; among them is one named
" Aouwadeh, the maid of Philse," f. 17.
3. Views and drawings of edifices, villages, and modem buildings and
interiors, £ 34.
Pkper. Folio.
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732 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,850--29,859.
89,860-29,854. Tracings, on oiled paper, of wall subjects from various
tombs. Five volumes. Large Folio.
29.850. Vol. I. Beni-Hassan,JHadji Gandil, Siout, Thebes, and mummy
case in possession of Mr. Hay.
29.851. Vol. II. Tombs at Gouma.
29.852. Vol. HE. Tombs near Mr. Hay's bouse, and M. Dupuy's
tombs, at Gouma.
29.853. 29,854. Voll. IV^ V. Drawings from various tombs not
specified.
29.855. ^'TuE Orders and Classification of Ptolemaic Capitals:" a
tabular arrangement of the capitals of columns in the temples of
Egypt [by F. Arundale ?] ; with numerous plans, sections, and
elevations of the architecture. Mostly plain, but a few coloured.
Paper. Folio.
29.856. Grammatical treatises, literary and alphabetic notes, and
extracts from printed works.
1. Notes on hieroglyphics; explanation of plates; notes on some of
the principal Pharaohs, f. 1.
2. Book of alphabets and phrases, f. 34.
3. Plates from the '* Analyse Grammaticale Eaisonn^e de diff6rens
Textes Anciens Egyptiens," par Fran9ois Salvolini, Paris, 4to,
1836, f. 43.
4. Drawings of hieroglyphic characters, with their colours denoted,
and in some cases partly coloured, f. 63.
6. Plate III. of Salt's work, with explanatory notes, f. 103.
6. Notes on the Egyptian history of the Pyramids, the inundation,
and other prodigies of Egypt, by Musladi, son of Gaphippus, f 106.
7. List of works and authors, miscellaneous notes and excerpts from
printed books, etc.^ f. 107.
Paper. Folio.
29.857. Journals of visits to various sites in Egypt, with drawings
of places and objects ; 1825-1834. Paper. Octavo.
29.858. Observations of the thermometer, wind, etCj with diary, in
passing up the river Nile, through Alexandria, Cairo, Beni -Hassan,
Siout, Luxor, PhilsB, Aboo-Simbel, Deer, Ealabshi, and other sites,
to Gouma; from 1 January, 1826, to 19 March, 1827; 6 May, 1827,
to 30 July, 1827 ; 22 September, 1829, to 16 August, 1833. Paper.
Small Quarto.
29.859. Papers relating to Eobert Hay's Egyptian expedition ; com-
prising lists of views and drawings, notes of places, piivate
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,869—29,866. 733
memoranda, and letters of Joseph Bonomi ; 28 July, 1833, and n.d.,
tt 30, 37;— Robert Hay; 8 Jnne, 1835, and n.d., ff. 32, 40 ;— G. B.
Oreenongh ; n.d., f. 34 ; — Charles Laver ; 7 Jan. «.a., f. 35 ; — and
P. Catherwood ; ii.<J., f. 39 ; followed by :—
1. Map of the tribes of Israel, f. 42.
2. Bonte from Jerusalem to Jerioho and Nazareth, f. 43.
3. ** Plan of the Buins of Qeraza in the country of Decapolis," f. 44.
4. "Plan of the modem Jerusalem, showing the position of the
principal moantains in and near the Holy City," f. 45.
5. Plan of the vicinity of Nahr-el-Kelb, three hours distant from
Beirout, in Syria; with drawing of a stone sculptured with
Assyrian and Egyptian reliefs and inscriptions, f. 46.
6. Map of the Nile, f. 48.
Paper. Folio.
29.860. Map of the Eastern Desert ; by James Burton. A roll.
29,861-29,864. Journals and log-books of Captain John Johnson,
with coloured drawings of headlands, etc.; 1814-1830. Four
volumes. Paper. Small Quarto.
29.861. Vol. L, 1814-1817. Voyage to India and China, etc.
29.862. Vol. n., 1818-1821. Two voyages to the West Indies, New
York, etc. At f. 49 b is a drawing of the " Bemains of the Druids'
Temples at Stanton Drew, Somerset," 23 Sept. 1819 ; and at £f. 123,
126, are lists of propnetors, estates, etc., at Santa Cruz and St.
Christopher's.
29.863. Vol. ELI., 1822-1825. In London and Somerset, and on a
voyage to the Wobt Indies. At f. 8 is a drawing of Mrs. Hannah
More's cottage at Wrington, 2 Aug. 1822.
29.864. Vol. IV., 1826-Jan. 1830. Voyage from the West Indies to
England, in London, etc.
29.865. Lftteb-book of Captain John Johnson, containing chiefly
letters relating to business transactions with James Adam Gordon
and others connected with estates in the West Indies ; 2 Jan. 1823-
14 July, 1830. Paper. Small Quarto.
29.866. Copies of wills, charters, etc., relating to the families of
Withiford, Berkeley, Clyve, Spert, etc., of Bristol ; 1265-1466. Latin.
Imperfect at the beginning. At f. 1 is a memorandum in English,
on paper, by a member of the family of Withiford, relative to
differences with his mother-in-law. Vellum ; xvth cent. Quarto.
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734 ADDITIONAL MSB., 89.8e7--99,87«.
99.867. GoMMON-PUcCK i book of Emanuel Vendes da Ooeta, F.ILS.,
oontaiDing :-«^Note8 and extnots relating to Jewieh antiquities, and
cbieflj to the Jews in England, f. 2 ;^— *' Family anecdotes of
Mendes and Da Costa" [see the '* Gentleman's Magazine," Ixxxii.
21], f. 19 b ; — " Notices and anecdotes of litterati, collectors, &o. Ac."
[see the "Gentleman's Magazine," Ixxxii, 205, 613], f. 30 b;—
Notes on " Antiquities, languages, belles-lettres, ^^o.," f, 44 b. Paper ;
xvnitb cent. Folio.
29.868. Collections relating to the Jews, by Emannel Mendes da Costa,
viz, : —
1. FemSLo Mendes to his brother, Jorge Mendes da Costa, at Rome ;
London, i% Apr. 1663. Portuguese, f. 1.
2. Letter from the Jews of London to the Jews in China; 1760.
Hebrew, Copy, f. 2.
3. [Emannel Mendes da Costa ?] to , concerning the preceding
letter; [1760]. Copy. f. 4.
4. The Jews of England to [the Jews in Western Africa?]; 1760.
Arable, Copy. f. 5.
5. Copies and translations of Jewish inscriptions and bonds, a list of
Jews in London, circa 1658-1660, etc. [see '* Gentleman's Magazine,"
Ixxxii. 329, Ixxxiii. 4^8], f. 7.
6. Memoranda relating to the family of Mendes da Costa, with pedigree,
f. 19.
Paper ; xvinth cent. Folio.
29.869. AooouNT by Sir John Berkeley, afterward Lord Berkeley of
Stratton, of his negotiations on behalf of Charles I. with General
Oliver Cromwell and other Parliamentary officers, in 1647. Printed
under the title, ''Memoirs of Sir John Berkeley,** etc, in 1699.
Paper ; XTiith cent. Small Folio.
29.870. " Valuation of the parish of CJewer near Windsor, Berks,
made in the year 1835 for the purpose of equalizing the parochial
assessment, by Charles Smith, surreyor ;" with a map of the parish
" copied from an old plan," at the end. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
29.871. Forms of deeds of conTeyanoe, coTenants, and other legal docu-
ments, preceded by a table of contents. Paper; end of xvith cent.
On the inside of the cover is the name of John HubeH as owner.
Folio. Presented by Edward Peacock, Esq.
29.872. CoPT of the award of the commissioners appointed by an Act of
Parliament, 33 Geo. 11 f., entitled, ^' An act for deviding and inclosing
the open common Fields,*' etc., " in the Lordship of Eirton in Lindsey
in the county of Lincoln ;" 7 Jan., 41 Geo. III., 1801. At the end is
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 89,873-89,877. 735
a '* Schedule of the composition Bents "...«" to which the above
written award refers," f. 74. Paper ; zixth cent. Oblong Folio.
Presented 4^ ihe same.
29.873. Memorandum-book, apparently of Sir Daniel Tyas, mayor of
Worcester in 1643, consisting chiefly of receipts and payments, with
nnmerons entries relating to the Civil War, copies of letters and
orders of Charles I. and Prince Bnpert, etc. ; 1643-1644. At the
end is a note of the audit of the accounts of Sir D. Tyas, as mayor
in the above year, dated 10 Apr. 1665. Paper. Duodecimo. Pr&-
eenied by Professor Oeorge Stephens of Copenhagen,
29.874. Common-place book of anecdotes, epigrams, etc. At f. 24 is
a short treatise on the meaning and origin of the name *' Tabiter "
or Tabarder applied to scholars of Queen's College, Oxford, '* per
magistmm Barlow." Paper; middle of xviith cent. Duodecimo.
Presented hy the same.
89.875. "Statuta jurisdictionis Clavennro [Ohiavenna, to the north of
Lake Como] super causis civilibus [et criminalibus] disponentia ; '*
with marginal notes. Imperfect; ending in the middle of ch. 64 of
the criminal statutes, f. 120 b.
Included also are : —
1. Begulations concerning the fees, etc.^ of proctors, notaries, advo-
cates, and others, made after 1676. Itcdicm. f. 121.
2. Treaties between the ambassadors of the three Orison leagues and
the Marchese de Leganes, in the name of Philip IV. of Spain, Duke
of Milan, " sopra la Beligione, Govemo et altri particolari toccanti
alia Yaltelina e Contadi di Bormio e Chiavenna," and '* della Pace
e amicitia perpetua; " Milan, 3 Sept. 1639. Bcdian. fL 131, 138.
Paper; xvuth cent. Fdio.
29.876. " Statuta sou leges muuicipales communitatis Burmii [Bormio,
in the Valtellina], tarn civiles quam criminales," as ordained, after
revision, 3 June, 1561 ; with additions down to 1587. At the
beginning is a table of contents, and at the end are added, ** Ordini
di tassare li atti Giudiciali," 1620, f. 162 ;— and a " Tariffa per li
atti civili," 24 Jan. 1678, f. 164. Transcnbed, in 1674-1677, by
Joannes Franciscus Landerbeganus at the instance of Joannes
Baptista de Cessina, of Bormio, " ex originali copia domini Prosperis
de Mariolis scripta, anno Domini 1571." Paper. Folio.
29.877. **Statuten und Ordnungen beyder Gemeinden FUrstenau
und Ortenstein [in the Orisons], erneuert anno 1702den." With a
table of contents at the end. Finished 28 Dec. 1708. Paper. Small
Quarto.
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736 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,878—29,888.
29.878. Diary of Ensign William Cramond, serving in the Low Coun-
tries and Ireland, in tlie regiments of Colonels Wachope and Sir
David Collier; 15 Oct. 1688-1 Apr. 1691. Included aft particulars
of the sieges of Cork and Kinsale. At the end, reversing the volume,
are accounts of regimental expenses, etc. Paper. Small Octavo.
29.879. Accounts of suhsistence-money paid to the officers and men of
Sir Albert Cunningham's regiment of dragoons quartered in Ireland ;
23 Nov. 1689-5 Apr. 1691. At the beginning and end, ff. 2, 28 b,
are notes and extracts, in a hand of the latter half of the xviiith
century, relating to Irish history, manners, efc. Paper; xviith
and xviuth centt. Oblong Quarto.
29.880. ^' An establishment or list containing all the payments to be
made to our army, ordnance and other offices therein meutioned, for
military affairs for our kingdom of Ireland, to commence from the
five and twentieth day of March, 1715[6] "; dated, St. James's, 2
July, 1715, 1 Qeo. I. The names of all the officers axe included.
Paper ; xvrath cent Folio.
29.881. " A MAP of the Strand of the north side of the channell of the
river Anna Liffe [Liffey] as it was granted and set about in Easter
Assembly, 1717, by y® Right Honourable y* [«c] Thomas Bolton,
esq., Lord Mayor of the city of Dublin" '^ and tbe deeds and
this map perfected in the mayoralty of the Right Honourable
Anthony Barkey, esq." [1717-18], etc. Drawn by J. Macklin.
Paper sheet, 2 ft. 1 in. x 1 ft. 9 in.
29.882. Theological treatises, in Latin, viz. : —
1. " Sermo domini papad Innocentii tertii " in festo sancti Grogorii
magni, beg., ** Arcum tetendit et paravit." In parts resembling that
printed in Migne, vol. ccxvii. col, 513. f. 1.
2. '' Tractatus domini papsd Innocentii III. de officio misse ab introitu
usque ad finem," f. 1 b.
3. Treatise on Confession, beg., ** Primum est ut instruatur sacerdos."
It is headed, *' Compilacio, piesens materiam habens confessionis
nullum profiteiur operis auctorem, sed tot habet auctores quot con-
tinet auctoritates.** f. 41.
4. " Summa magistri Johannis Belet de ecclesiasticis officiis." Im-
perfect at the end, and wanting also a leaf after £ 70. f. 53.
Vellum ; xiiith cent. On f. 2 is written, " Joh. Rusbach me tenet.'*
Large Octavo.
29.883. An ecclesiastical calendar of the English church. Latin,
Imperfecta wanting the la^t two months. Among the inserted
entries are : — 7 Jan. " Obitus domini Johannis de Ecleshale, canonici
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ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,884-29,887. 737
Londoniensis apud Wengham,'* f. 1 ; — 15 Mar. *' Gombastio ville de
Wynchelse per piratas Fraticorum anno don^ini m° oociiix**," f. 2 ; —
5 Apr. *• Dies Paechalis," 1360, f , 2 b ;— and 12 Sept. ♦* Mortuua est
papa InnocontiuB [VL]," 1362. Vellum; circa 1350-1360. Small
Quarto.
89.884. MiSGELLANKons servioes for the Mass, of tbe Salisbury use ;
comprising the servioes for the festivaLs of the Nativity, the
Purification and Annunciation of the Virgin, Easter, the Ascension,
Pentecost, Trinity and the Assumption and Nativity of the Virgin,
followed by Prefaces for several occasions, the canon of the Mass,
the commemorations of St. Thomas the Martyr and St. Richard,
Bishop of Chioester, and various prayers, etc, Latin. Imperfect at
the beginning, end, and elsewhera Vellum; xvth cent. The
names of Thomas Fisher, John and Thomas Ensing, Henry Davis,
and Thomas and Frances Whitfeld, are scribbled on various leaves
in hands of the xvith cent. In the original binding of wooden
boards covered with sheepskin. Octavo.
29.885. ''OitDO seruicii secundum morem ecclesie Abrincensis ; "
Breviary of the use of Avranohes. At the end, f. 435 b, is a table
of golden numbers, etc., for the years 1388-1432. Vellum; circa
1388. ^^ ith a few illuminated initials and borders. Formerly be-
longing to Nioolas Joseph Foucault, Councillor of State, etc. Small
Quarto.
29.886. Breviart of French use. Latin. From the prominence
given in the calendar to the festival of St Lo, Bishop of Coutances,
22 Sept., and from the inserted entries '* Dedioatio ecclesie Cos-
tantie," 12 July, and " Dedicatio beati Laurentii de Esqnoqnevilla "
[Esqueudreville or Escoville, in the Cdtentin], 28 July, it Ik probable
that the use is that of Coutances. Besides the full Breviary there
are included : —
l.^Summa super canonem misse edita a fratie Petro monacho in
Bui^undia," f. 346 b.
2. ** Planctus beate Marie quem composuit beatus Bemardus,'* f. 352.
Vellum; 1308 [see f. 9]. The following obits are entered in the
calendar, viz. : — Guillaume Bard .... 10 June, 1378, f. 2 ; — ♦* mater
mea Egina uxor Joannis Habard," 21 June, 1412, f. 2; — ''pater
mens Joannes Habarde," 26 Feb. 1417, f. 2;— Thomas Adrien,
26 Oct. 1 552, f. 7 ; and the names of owners are : — Michel Dau-
maille, prestre de Pretot [Prettot, near Coutances], 1614, 1622,
flf. 2, 355 b;— P. Adrien, flf. 9, 397;— and Pierre Lemoigne, ff. 397,
398. Small Quarto.
29.887. Skrvice-book, in DtUcA, containing : —
1. Calendar of »aints, f. 1,
2 The Houis of the Virgin, f. 14.
MSS.— 1875. 3 B
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738 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,887-29,892.
3. ** Die langhe cnms tide :" the Hours of the Holy Cross, f. 47 b.
4. " Des hilighen ghieetes tide :" the Honrs of the Holy Ghost, f. 71.
6. The Hours of the Eternal wisdom, f. 95.
6. The penitential Psalms, followed by the litany of the saints and
collects, f. 116.
7. "Die langhe vigilie :" the vigils of the dead, f. 136.
8. ** Die ziel misso in duutsche :" the requiem for the dead. In a later
hand. f. 168 b.
9. Prayers to our Ivord, the Virgin, and at the Sacrament, f. 172.
Yellum ; xvth cent. With miniatures and illumina^ted borders and
initials. In the original binding of wooden boards covered with
leather. Small Quarto.
29.888. *' A True collection as well of all the kinges majesties offices
and fees in any the courtes at Westminster as of all the offices and fees
of his Majesties honourable household, together with all fees aper-
taineinge to Captaines and Souldiours haveinge charge of Castells,
BuUwarks, and fortresses, within y* realme of England, and like-
wiese y* offices and fees of his highness honourable bowses, parkes,
forrestes, and chases within y* said realme." The mention of the
Earl of Worcester as Master of Horse, on f. 13, fixes the date as
between 1603 and 1616. Slightly mutilaUd. Paper. Small
Folio.
29.889. Pedigree of Haringto^ of Aldingham, with coloured coats of
arms. Vellum roll, 3 ft. 10 in. x 8 in. ; xvith cent. On a vellum
slip introduced at the beginning are *' the armes of Dame Elizabeth
Motoun in the Gonty of Leycester, anno regni regis Henrioi sexti 25''
[1446-7]."
29.890. Inventory of the goods, chattels, etc., of Thomas Comber, late
of Philpotts, in the parish of West Hoadley, co. Sussex, deceased,
taken 5 May, 1673. Vellum roll, 6 ft. 8 in, x 5 in.
29.891. List of fifty-one printed books, chiefly theological and educa-
tional, A few have prices attached. Vdlum roll, 2 ft. 6 in. x
41' in. ; beginning of xviiith cent.
29.892. *' A Dbsgriftion of all the musical birds in this kingdom,
with their nature, breeding, feeding, diseases, and remedies, also
several new tunes made for birds and may be taught them by the
Cantillo or small Flageolet : by John Hamersley." The account of
each bird is followed by a few descriptive lines in verse. Included
also are : — Notes on the Humming-bird, etc,, f. 32 b ; notes on the
duration of life in birds, f. 36 ; and '* a catalogue of all Enghlish
birds and such as are birds of passage," f. 40. The author [see f.
32] seems ijo have resided in Staffordshire. Paper; early xyuith
cent. Small Octavo.
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ADDITIONAL MS8., 29,898—29,896. 739
28.893. AuTOBiooBAPHiGAL reininiscences of Captain George William
Manby. Autograph, Printed at Yarmouth in 1839 [?J, but never
completed or published. At f. 35 is inserted an origiDal letter
from W[illiam] W[ellesley] Pole [M.P., afterwards Lord Mary-
borough], as secretary of the Admiralty, to Captain Manby, with
draft of the answer ; 6 June, 1809. Paper ; xiicth cent. Folio.
29.894. Information of the state of the Manx language in the several
parishes of the Isle of Man in 1874-5 ; obtained for the Philological
Society of London by Henry Jenner, and attested by the signa-
tures of the Manx clergy. Interspersed are letters from some
of the clergy, and at the end is a printed paper on the Manx
language, read by H. Jenner before the Philological Society,
18 June, 1875. Paper. Small Quarto. Preiented hy H. Jenner, Esq,
29.895. " The booke of the Rosary of Philosophers : " an alchemical
treatise compiled from the works of Amoldus de Villa Nova, Geber,
Baymund Lully, and others. The opening paragraphs, beg., " lliey
which desier to have the most true knoledge," are translated from
an anonymous Latin compilation, a copy of which is in Sloane
MS. 2,560. Paper; written at Llibeok in 1588. With miniatures
heightened with gold and silver. On the first fly-leaf is the name
John Clark in a contemporary hand. Small Quarto. Presenied hy
Robert Humphrey Coohe, Esq,
29.896. Original letters and papers of Kobert Bloomfield, the poet,
and others of his family ; 1800-1866.
1. Robert Bloomfield to ; 3 Dec. 1800, f. 1.
2. George Bloomfield to Mrs, Hart ; Bury St. Edmund's, 6 Aug. 1828,
28 Jan. 1830, and n.d.,«. 2, 6, 11 ;— and to Hait; Bury St.
Edmund's, 3 July, 1830, f. 7.
3. Susan Bloomfield to her daughter, Mrs. Hart; 6 Aug. 1828, f. 2 b.
4. George and Susan Bloomfield to Hart; Bury St. Edmund'^;
23 Dec. 1828, f. 4.
5. J[ohn] B[oy8] to George Bloomfield'; Maidstone, 21 Sept., 14 Oct.
IbSO, ff. 9, 10.
6. C[harles] J[ames] [Blomfield, Bishop of] London, to William Henry
Hart; London, etc., 2 Feb. 1854-16 Dec. 1856. Eol, and signed,
ff. 12, 16, 20, 22.
7. [Kev.] W[illiam] S[utherland] McDonall, Bector of Owsden, to
W. H. Hart; 20 Sept. 1856, f. 14.
8. Mrs. Blomfield [wife of the Bishop of London] to [W. H.] Hart ;
Fulham, 14 Apr. 1857, f. 25.
9. S[n8an] Bloomfield to her sister ; Ealing, 3 July, 1866, f. 27.
10. Bills for boots, etc., of Robert Bloomfield; 3 Feb. 1816-14 July,
1818. Eol. ff. 31-41.
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740 ADDITIONAL MS8., 29,896—29,901.
11. Extraots from parish registers, e(c., relating to the fiimilj of
Bloomfield ; 1497-1825, flf. 42-61.
12. " Memoir of Old Isaac [Bloomfield] of Ousden, Suffolk," by George
Bloomfield; 1830, f. 52.
13. Verses on several occasions by George Bloomfield. Autograph.
ff. 66-67.
14. Printed poems of Bobert and George Bloomfield, with engraved
portraits, etc., ff. 68-107.
For other correspondence, etc., of K. Bloomfield, see Add. MSS.
29,266-29,268.
Paper. Folio.
29.897. JoHANKis Kyderi divinie legis pneceptorinm : '* Explicit anno
1462." Paper, with an illuminated initial and border on f. 1.
Qnarto.
89.898. Journal kept by Lieut-Colonel Henry A. M. [afterwards Sir
Henry] Cosby, of the East India Companj^s service, daring cam-
paigns in the Camatic, including the expeditions against Tanjore,
. Bom Bauze, and Pondicherry ; 1767-1778. At f. 173 is " a sketch
[map] of the southern province of the Camatic from Triohinopoly to
Cape Comorin." Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
29.899. Copies of official letters relating to an expedition from Madras
under Lieut.-Colonel Henry A. M. Cosby against Bom Bauze [or
Rajah], followed by a narrative of the operationn, ete», 25 Aug.-
3 Oct. 1777. The country of Bom Bauze is described as being
about ninety miles N.W. of Madras. Paper; xvuith cent. Folio.
29.900. *'Orderlt book of a detachment of the army commanded by
Colonel Sir Homy Cosby, in the Southern Provinces'* of the
Camatic; 12 Nov. 1785-22 Apr. 1786. At f. 81 b is an appendix
of regulations relating to the medical service, etc. Paper; xvinth
cent. Folio.
29.901. Treatises on state ceremonial, heraldry, etc, : —
1. '* Seruicia dominorum ad coronacionem regis Anglie" [Bicardi II.].
f. 1.
2. *' Solempnitas coronacionis regis Anglie" [Bicardi II.], f. 13.
3. "Exequie regales quum ex hoc seculo reges migrare contigerint,
f. 16 b.
4. '* Modus tenendi parliamentom,*' f. 1 7.
5. *' Officium marescalli et constabularii Anglie tam tempore pacis
quam guerre." Lat. and Fr, f. 26.
6. ** Les ordonnaunces de les troyz batailles et les deux eles da bataille
du Hoy [Bichard II.] a son primer Toiage en Esooce, Ian de son
rfeigne ixme" [1385], f, 36.
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ADDITIONAL MSB., 89,901—29,906. 741
7. AooouDt of the oampaign of Edward I. in Scotland in 1296. Fr.
il37b.
8. ^ De la creacion des heraulx [par Jules C^sar] et oe qne au diet
offioe appartient." [See Add. MS. 88,549, f. 54.] f. 40.
9. •♦ La foundaoionn de lordre du Jartier," f. 47 b.
10. Order of proceedings " qnant escuier vient a court pour reoeuoir
lord re de cheunllier du Bain," f. 55 b.
H.^'TiactatuB magistri Johannis de Bade Aureo cum Francisco de
Fonets in distinctionibus armorum;*' compiled at tbe instance of
Ann, queen of Bicbard II. Printed at London in 1654. f. 60.
12. lYactatus ''de insigniia et armis que quis in vexillis portat et
clipeis.** With the colophon, "hunc tractatum de insigniis et
ariiiiii a domino Bartholo de Saxoferato, excellentissimo legum
professore, quern non credo compleuisse, compositum publicauit post
mortem dicti dni. Bartholi Alexander suus gener "...." MCCCLYiii."
Pripted at the end of the '* Disaertatio de insignibus" of Sebastianus
FeschiuB at Altorf, 1727. f. 79.
For the contents of thip MS. cf. Cotton MSS. Domitian xviii., Nero
D. u. and iii.
Paper ; xvth cent. Small Folio.
89,908. TwsMTT-six miniatures and borders cut from Italian choral
service-books of the xivth and xvth centuries. Vellum. Folio.
89.903. Tables of the imports and exports of England compared
ftom year to year; 1698-1764. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
89.904. Accounts of supplies granted by parliament, ways and
means, and appropriations ; 1688-1748. Paper ; xviuth cent. In
finely tooled leather binding. Quarto.
89.905. Obigotal letters on the subject of old English melodies and
popular songs, addressed to Charles Mackay, LL.D. ; 1851-1853.
The writeis are, [Sir] Henry B[owley] Bishop; 16 June, 1851-11
Nov. 1863, flf. 1--60, 64-98, 101 ;— Edward Fitzgerald [to Sir H.
Bishop]; Goldington Hall, Bedford, 18 June, 1852, f. 61 ;— John
Black; Birling, 25 Jan. 1852, f. 99 ;— William T. Moncrieff;
Charterhouse, '6 Feb. 1851-11 Aug. 1852, ff. 102-153. Followed
by notes on English song-tunes by Sir. H. Bishop, ff. 154-220.
Paper. Quarto.
89.906. SooBB and words of ** Jephtas Oelfibde, Emsthafte Oper in
drey Aufzfigen, gedichtet vom Professor Aloys Schreiber, in Musik
geseist Ton J[acob] Meyerbeer;" first produced at Munich in 1812.
Paper. Quarto.
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742 ADDITIONAL MSS., 29,907—29,909.
29.907. SooRBS of oonoerti by Carl Fhilipp Emmannel Bach, ms. : —
"Concerto per il Clavicembalo, 2 Violini, Viola e Basso,'* f. 2;
" Concerto per I'organo a Cembalo obligate, 2 Violini, Viola e Basso,"
f. 32; "Concerto per il Clavicembalo ed acoompagnato per due
Violini, Viola, e Basso,** f. 58. At f. 88 is sprinted sonata entitled
"La bataille de Bergen,'* by the same. Paper; xvuith oent.
Oblong Folio.
29.908. Cases determined in the House of Commons with respect to
the right of election in the several connties and boroughs in
England; 1604-1712. Included also are cases relating to Edin-
burgh and Craill, co. Fife, in 1683, 1711. ff. 161, 154. Paper ; circa
1712. Folio.
29.909. Copy of the poll at an election of Members of Parliament for
the county of Bedford, taken at Bedford, 1 Sept. 1727. Paper.
Folio.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIRED IK THE Y£AB
1854
8,516. Grant from Eades, King of ^ France, to Riobodo, of a " bene-
ficinm " in Chartres ; 16 June, 889. With seal " en plaque."
8,517-8,525. Grants to St. Neot's priory, co. Hunt, of oburches and
lands in Suffolk ; temjpp. Hen. IL-Edw. IV.
8,526-8,534. Gbakts of lands in N. Wales ; tempp. Edw. iy.-Eliz.
Among them is a dispensation signed by Cardinal Pole, Archbishop
of Canterbury, to 1), Vaughan, Dean of Bangor.
8,535. Grant from Peter, Bishop of Beauvais, to the monastery of
S. Martin des Champs, at Paris ; 1123. With seal *' en plaque."
8,536-8,632. Grants of lands in Kent, including some to Leeds
abbey ; temp. Hen. JII.-1595.
8,633-8,659. Grants of lands in cos. Denbigh and Anglesey, North
Wales; 1391-1625.
8,660-8,665. Grants of land to Byland abbey, co. York, 1330; grant
of arms to J. Ay I worth of co. Somers. 1545[6] ; law suit relative to
••The Starr" in Eastcheap, London, 1631; will of M. Mantle of
Stodmersh, co. Kent, 1638, with family papers, 1638-1695; grant
of custody of Sir K. Meredith, Bart., of Leeds Abbey, an idiot,
1704, with great seal of Queen Anne.
8,666-8,790. Grants of lands in co. Cork, Ireland, belonging to the
family of Eoche, of Cork ; tempp. Hen. Ill.-Chas. I.
8,791. Deed relating to lands in Havant, co. Southampt. ; 172^. Pre-
sented by Bichard Scott, Esq.
8,792 CoNVETANCE of Bodiham and Biomham manors with other
lands in co. Sussex, being the dowry of the late Katharine Morgan,
daughtor of Sir E. Lewknor ; 1583.
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744 ADDITIONAL CHAETEES, 8,783—9,808.
ThefoUawing Nos., 8,793-9,808, were presented by C. W. Dilke, Ekq.
8,708-9,808. Grants of lands, etc., belonging to the family of Caiyll,
in varioQs oonnties ; tempp. Hen. IIL-George 11. [see also 18,857-
19,068, 88,614], m.:—
8,793-8,999. Co. Snssex ; <empp. Hen. IlI.-Geo. 11. Among them
[8,853] IS a confirmation of privileges to the Barons of the
Cinque Ports, 1400; and [8,898] the will of W. Fuut of
Waruham, 1453.
9,000-9,090. Co. Surrey ; tempp. Hen. IIL-Jas. I. Among them
[9,069] is the will of H. Halys, 1456.
9,091-9,148. Co. Suffolk ; tempp. Hen. III.-Eliz.
9,143-9,197. Co. Norfolk; tempp. Hen. Ill-Jas.I. Among them,
9,143-9,145, 9,147-9,178, 9,180, 9,188, 9,185, 9,189, 9,198,
9,194-9,196, are court-rolls of West-Newton and Snitterton
manors ; tempp. Edw. I.-Jas. I. g
9,198-9,808. Cos. Dorset, Southampton, Cambridge, Wilts, and
Warwick; tempp. Edw. I.-Eliz.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIRED IN THE YEAR
1 86 5.
9,203-9,206. Commissions from Philip IF. and the Duke of Alva to
Fran9oi8 de Halewjn and Jehan de Boisbhot to negotiate with
Queen Elizabeth relative to commerce; 29 Sept. 1573-21 May,
1574. Fr. and Lot, With iignaiurea and Mah,
9,207, 9,206. Letters of admission into holy orders for Clement
Piny, Acolyte of Halesowen convent, oo. Salop; 14 Sept. 1531,
25 liay, 1532. With the convent ieal.
9,210. List of sabscribers in Streatford Hundred, co. Heref., to a loan
to Charles I. ; 26 Feb. 162f
9,209, 9,211-9,269. Miscellaneous collection of grants of land and
eonrt-rolls of manors in various connties in England and Wales*
ohranologically arranged ; tempp. Hen. Il.-Chas. II. ; viz, : —
9,209. Leominster, co. Heref. ; 1320.
9.211, 9,228, 9,260. Coueley, Tottenham, London, co. Middl. ;
iemfip. Hen. III.-Edw. IV.
9.212, 9,266, 9,264, 9,270, 9,278. Swaby, Scalby, Noiix)n, Cros-
hoUn, Bevesby, Moreby, Wilkesby, Connesby, co. Line. ; tempp,
Joh.-Eliz.
9,218, 9,226, 9,242. Famham, Acford Shillyng, co. Dors. ; tempp.
Edw. I.-Eic. n.
9,214, 9,286, 9,286, 9,286, 9,241, 9,261, 9,262, 9,276, 9,261. Westel-
toD, Ipswich, Oislingham, Beyndon, Mjnnysmere, Withersfield,
Deeening, co. Suff. ; tempp. Joh.-Chas. I.
. 9,216. littlealne, co. Warw. ; temp. Edw. I.
9,216, 9,216-9,220, 9,279. Brampton, Rotherham, Button, Beverley,
CO. York ; tempp. Edw. I.-Jas. I.
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746 ADDITIONAL CHABTEES. 9,217—9,821.
9,217, 9,265, 9,267. Skwston, Asferdby, Brymson, oo. Leic;
tempp, E.lw. I.-Hen. VIII.
9,221-9,223, 9,229-9,232, 9,267, 9,263. BoydoD, Greenwell,
Southolne, Botherford, Hems lade, Widoombe, oo. Deyon;
tempp. Edw. II.-Hen. VII.
9,224, 9,226. Littleburn, Blean, co. Kent ; tempp. Edw. II.-
Edw. III.
9,227, 9,234, 9,246, 9,282. Twynyhe, Weluwe, Portisbead, Cayners
Cross, Bawdripp, oo. Somers. ; tempp, Edw. Ill.-Chas. I.
9,233. Salbiirst, Eobyngbam, Mundifeld, oo. Suss. ; temp, Edw.
III.
9,237, 9,240, 9,260, 9,264. Bamford, co. Derb. ; teiupp, Edw. IIL-
Hen. VI.
9,239. Wycbebaud, co. Wore. ; temp, Edw. IIL
9,243. Pole, Berks; temp. Bic. II.
9,944, 9,245, 9,248. Berkeley, Hamesfolowe, co. Gloucj tempp.
Kia IL-Hen. VI.
9,247. Frome Hundred, Wilts ; temp. Hen. VI.
9,249, 9,263, 9,265, 9,259, 9,261, 9,262, 9,268, 9,277. Ketherhall,
Theydon Gumon, North weld, Stapleford Tawney, Brad well,
Henham, co. Essex ; tempp. Hen. Vl.-Jas. I. 1^
9,251. Shudycampes, Nearefeld, co. Cambr. ; temp. Hen. VI.
9,256, 9,266. Denbigh, co. Denb. ; tempp. Hen. VI.-Hen. VIII.
9,269, 9,272. Northampton, Bamacke, Fillesgate, co. Nortbampt. ;
1568, 1579.
9,271, 9,274. Bedlow, co. Bedf. ; temp. Eliz,
9,276, 9,278, 9,280. East Bradenham, Skarm nge, Diss, oo. Norf, ;
tempp, Jas. I.-Chas. I.
9,283-9,289. Court-rolls of Blozam Fiennes and Bloxam Beau-
champ manors, oo. Oxon ; 1668-1660.
9,290-9,321. Documents relating to the various play-houses in
London, wz., Salisbury Court, New Theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields,
Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and Covent Garden; 1629-1766. With
signatures and aeaU of Lord Dorset and Sir W. Davenant, lists
of play era' names, including Robert Wilkes, Colly Cibber, and
Barton Booth ; and a schedule of the wardrobes and furniture of
Covent Garden in 174 J.
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ADDITIONAL CHABTEBS, 9,328—9,461. 747
9,8S2. Order of Oharles YL of France for raising money to assist the
Scots against England ; 4 May, 1385.
9.323. Admissiok of Sir B. Tromyn and his wife into the list of
bene&ctors of Wigmore Abbey, co. Hereford ; 3 Mar. 131^.
9.324. Petition of the Irish Parliament to Charles I. ; [Nov. 1640].
With 8ignaiure$.
9,326, 9,430-9,460. Grants of land in Havant, co. Southampt. ; tempp.
Cha&lI.-6eo.IL [See also 8,791.] Pretented by Bichard ScoU, Esq.
9,326-9,429. Misgellanbous collection of grants of land, court-rolls of
manors and rolls of subsidies, in various counties of England, with
wills, chronologically arranged ; tempp. Hen. V.-Anne ; viz. : —
9.326, 9,366-9,358, 9,371-9,373, 9,376-9,381, 9,388, 9,422, 9,423,
9,427. Orantfi of land in Sleape, oo. Salop ; tempp. Edw. I V.-
Anne.
9,370. Heyden, Oristeshall, and Ghishull Magna, oo. Essex ; temp.
Hen. Vm.
9,374. Wulverley, co. Wore. ; n.d.
9,389, 9,404, 9,412, 9,413. Bedwick, Lansby, Llantrissant, oo.
Monm. ; temp. Eliz.
9,391-9,393, 9,396, 9,396, 9,398-9,401. Heveringland, Felthorpe,
Wymondham, Causton, Brandeston, co. Korf. ; temp. Eliz.
9,424. Tenterden, oo. Kent, ; temp. Chas. I.
9,327-9,366, 9,369-9,369, 9,382-9,387, 9,390, 9,418-9,421. Conrt-
rolls of Heveringland and Northreppes manors, oo. Kor£ ;
tempp. Hen. Y.-Jas. I.
9,394, 9,397, 9,402, 9,403, 9,406-9,409, 9,411, 9,416-9,417. Court-
rolls of Meeth,Combewakewell,BuBhford, Lewtrenchard, Bode-
ridge, and Westleigh manors, co. Devon. ; tempp, Eliz.-Jas. L
9,410, 9,414. Bolls of subsidies in co. Norf. ; 1593, 1603.
9,426, 9,428. Wills of B. Hartland and A. Harris, of Barton Col-
wall, 00. Heref. ; 16|*. 170f .
9,426, 9,429. Wills of A. Simpson and H. Dickins, of Pytchley,
CO. Northampt ; 1693, 171}.
9,461. Warrant firom Henry VIII. to, John Heron, " Treasurer of the
Chamber,*' respecting Turkish alum stored at Southampton, and
saltpetre, belonging to Antony Cavalari and Leonard Frescobaldi ;
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ADDITIONAL GHARTEBS, 9,468—10,598.
Gret*nwioli, 19 Mar. 1617. With the King's mgnature. [£^00 Brewer*8
Calendar of State Papers of Henry VIIL, 22 Feb. 1617.]
9,468. Acknowledgment by Charles XI. of Sweden of his election as
Knight of the Garter ; Stockholm, 17 Aug. 1669. With gignaiures
of his mother, Hedewig Eleonora, as Kegent, and the Conncillors
of the Regency. Attached in a silver box is the Great Seed,
9,468-10,598. Grants of land, oourt-rolls and wills, relating (ex-
cepting the last seven deeds) to the county of Suffolk, arranged
chronologically under the different hundreda ; tetnpp. Hen. III.-
Geo. III.
1. Deeds relating to the several
9,463-9,799. Samford.
9,800-10.116. Bosmere and Gl lydon.
10,117-10,174. Ipswich.
10,175-10,264. Otarlfoid and GolneiB.
10/26^10,293. Loen.
10.294-10355. Thredllng.
10,356-10,448. Blytbing.
10,449-10,463. Hozne.
10,464-10,503. Hartismere.
hundreds of Suffolk : —
10,504-10,519. Plomagate.
10,520-10,529. Blackhoortie.
10,530-10.541. Thedwestry.
10,542-10,554. Babergh.
10,555-10,562. Wilford.
10,563-10,568. Rinbridge.
10,569-10,575. Cosford.
10,576-10,584. MifloeUaneoiu places, co.
Suff.
2. Deeds relating to places in various counties :—
10,585, 10,592. Ditshingham. 00. Norf.
10 586. Dorweston, 00. Dors.
10 587, 10,589. Boxstead, Lalford, 00.
Essex.
10,588, 10,590, 10,591. Ohiselhurst, Foots-
oray, Ghelsfield, Eltham, co. Kent.
3. Court-rolls of the following manors, co. Suff. : —
9,552. Braham; 1302[3].
9,588. Beatley ; xivth cent
9.754. Frestone; 1526.
9,812, 10,053, 10,055, 10.080. Bery-
halle ; tempp. Hen. IV.-Hen. YII.
9,979, 10,046, 10,051. Ashe; iempp,
Edw. III.-Hen. IV.
10,044. 10,082. Helmingham; tempp,
Eic. n.-Hen. VH.
10,081, 10,331. Groffleld; 1481, 1507.
10,098. Bingshall; tempp. Hen. VIII.-
Edw. VI.
10,115. Greting St Olave ; 1705.
10.140, 10,319, 10332, 10,333, 10,338,
10,341. Framsden; tempp, Ric. IL-
Jas.I.
10.141, 10,149. Wyk>s Ufford; 1428,
1528.
10,204, 10,221, 10.234, io,239, 10,252.
Walton; tempp. Hen. VL-Ghas. I.
10,208-10,214. Rusbmere: temp. Hen. VI.
10.219, 10.227. OUey; 1483. 1553.
10,226. Bucklesham: 1539.
10,248. Witneshaiii ; 1631.
10,251. Burghall; 1646.
10,293. Butley ; 1755.
10,384, 10,387, 10,389. 10,390, 10.397.
10,398, 10,404, 10,406, 10,410, 10,414,
10,426-10,428. Westleton ; ten^.
Hen. rV.-Eli2.
10,401,10,436,10,440.10,448. Henstede;
tempp. Hen. VIIL-Geo. II.
10,418.10,421-10,423. PeasenhaU ; (eni|>.
Eliz.
10,431. Wadehall; 1616.
10,449-10,455. Soham Monk; tempp.
Ric. II -Hen. VI.
10,457. Sax>sted; 1575.
10,463. Kelsale ; 1742.
10,471, 10,473, 10.487. Mendlesham ;
tempp. Hen. VIIL-Jas. I.
10,478. WeUieringsett; 1600.
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ADDITIONAL CHABTERS, 9,468—10,657.
749
10,488, 10,485, 10.486, 10,489, 10,492,
10,494, 10,497. Eye; tempp, Jas. I.-
CllM.II.
10,495. LinghaU; 1655[6].
10,501, 10,502. Bromhall; 1607, 1685L6].
10,503. Thozndon; 1706.
10,504-10,514. Snape; eMi|)p. Edw.I.-
Hen. VI.
10,517. Aldebnrgh; 1661[2].
10,535. DriukBtoneTimperkes; 1563.
10,552. Melford; 1670.
10,565. Stoke-near-Clfure; 1610.
10,580. Bungay; 1613.
4. Wills of the following persons, inhabitants of Suffolk >
10,148. B. Pyphonoflpawioh; 1516.
10,263. E.Thurston of Nacton; 1694[5].
10,335. J. KyneofFramaden; 1558.
10,3 J2. 8. FrnnceysofDunwich; 14G0.
10,417. J. NollothofBrampfield; 1587.
10,534. T. Snellyngof DrinkBtDne;l541.
10,542. J. Bam;ll of Sbymplyog;
1612[H].
.10,562. M.AWriohofWoodbridge; 1713.
10,574. B. Hunt of Hadleigh : 1682[3].
10,585. J. Thnrton of Ditchinghara ;
15.'>1.
10,590. B.Wright of Gbelafield; 1620.
9,644- W. AdgorofFreetone; 1371.
9,719. J. Adgorof Frcstone; 1452.
9,730. J. Arnold of Sutton; 1462.
9,741. J. Leggy of WheiTBtede; 1497[^].
9,796. B. Cutler uf Sprowton ; 1679.
10,067. W.Bryde of Helming ham; 1461.
10,091. J. WoodwacU of Helmlnghaiu ;
14I»8.
10.106, 10,107. B. Hart of Stonham
Aspel; 1619.
10,116. M. Moore of Neelham Market;
1722[3].
10,146. B. Montgomery of Ipewich ;
1462[3].
10,593-10,657. Miscellaneous collection of grants of land, chiefly to
religious houses in England, Wales, and France, chronolugically
arranged; tempp. Hen. I.- Hen. VIII.; viz,: —
10,593-10,685, 10,689, 10,651. Burchester [Bicester] and Godstow
priories, and Waytell, oo. Oxon ; tempp. Hen. II.-Eic. II.
10,686. All Sain ts-in-the-Marsh church at York, cu. Voik; 1100-
1108.
10,687, 10,664. Stratmargel abbey, co. Montgom. ; 1228, 1525.
10,638, 10,641, 10,652, 10,655. Langley priory, St. Mary's CoUege
at Leicester, co. Leic. ; tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. VIII.
10,640, 10,642, 10,644, 10,658. Kf^dlingfield priory, Wingfield
College, Fynebergh, Fakenham Aspes, co. Suff.; tempp, .loh.-
Edw. IV.
10,648, 10,648. Derham Abbey, St. Giles hospital at Norwich, co.
Norf. ; tempp. Hen. in.-Edw. HI.
10.644. Smetheton, co. Essex; Compton Magna, co. Warw.;
Twyford, CO. Buck.; 1310.
10.645. Fontevrault abbey, in Anjou, France ; 1270.
10,648, 10,647, 10,657. London bridge, Bi«hopgate priory, oo.
Middl. ; tempp. Hen. III.-Edw. I.
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760 ADDITIONAL CHAETEKS, 10,658—10,668.
10.649. Biythburgh priory, co. Staff.; 1383.
10.650. Bockingham castle, co. Nurthampt. ; Oakbam castle, ca
Riitl.; 1386.
10,656. Middlezoy cbnrcb, co. Somers.; 1540.
10,658. Warrant firom Queen Elizabeth to Sir John Fortescne, Master
of the Great Wardrobe, for payments to divers of her houEehold ;
1 Apr. 1601. With signature and seal,
10,669. Roll of the '• Regard " of Sherwood Forest, co. Nott., in
1393.
10,660. AccoMFTS of P. Dent at S. Porsain and of N. le Mantelin at
S. Qnentin in Auvergne; 1329-1330.
10,661, 10.662. Grants of land i^ St. Nicholas in London, and Bentley,
CO. Suff. ; 1260, 1261, 1323.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIBED IN THE TEAR
185 6.
10,663-11,157. AoQUiTTAXCfcs, orders, petitions, muster-rolls, etc. ; chiefly
relating to the Duchy of Normandy ; 1340-1507. In French.
11.158. Ka riFiCATiON by Henry IV. of England of the treaty of com-
merce between Enp;land and Flanders; 2 June, 1411. Fr. With
great seal. [Printed in Rymer's "Foedera."]
11.159. Licence of Louis XV. of France for printing and publishing
the "Expense au S^ Abbe Dolinet snr son apologie;" 17 Aug.
1726. With seal.
ThefoUowing Noa., 11,160-11.203, were presented hy Sir W. G. Trevelyan,
Bart
11JL60-11,203. Grants of land relating (excepting two French deeds)
to cos. Somerset and Devon, chronologically arranged ; tempp. Hen.
IIL-Eliz. ; W5. ;—
11,160-11,166, 11,172-11,200. Co. Somerset.
11,167-11,171, 11,202. Co. Devon.
11,201. Vidimus of appointment of J. Faloo,Abbat of S. Bernard's
*' eitra muros Valentini," as Proctor of the Cistercian order in
the Papal Court at Rome ; 16 June, 1469. Fr.
11,208. Appointment of L. Norley as attorney for S. Blondel,
merchant of Jersey, 29 Sept. 1601. Fr.
11 204. Licence of Queen Elizabeth for the alienation of the manors
of Tottenham, Pembrokes, Bruses, Daubnes, and Mockinge, with
lands in Edmonton, co. MiddL ; 1 Apr. 1592. With great seal.
11,205. Confirmation by William the Conqueror of grants from
Leofric, Earl of' Mercia, to St. Mary's Abbey, Coventry ; [1075-
1085]. With great seal.
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ADDITIONAL CHAETERS, U,806-12.627.
11,206-12,627. Miscellaneous collection of documents relating to
the domestic and foreign history of France, with a few having
reference to Flanders and other countries, from 1106 to 1843, as
'follows : —
1. Grants of land and of privileges to religious houses at : —
12,624. Aiguebelle; 1668.
12,391. Baudemont; 1418[9].
11,213, ll,2L4, 11,251. BaugeraU; 1173.
11,544. Beaubec; 1425.
12,325. BtAucaire; 1447.
11,815. Beaache; 1433[4].
11,289. BesaTi9oii; 1323.
11,249. Bonloo; 1374.
11,285. Boul; 1^77.
11,243, ll,2t8, 11,250. 11,252, 11,253,
11,256, 11,258, 11,259, 11,268. Bour-
deauz ; 1365-1447.
11,227. 11,228, 11,230. BourgenU; 990-
1079.
11,616. Oaen; 1428[9].
12,575, 12,576, 12,578. Cambray: 1684,
1685.
11.352, 11,353. Ghaise-Diea; 1379.
12,493. Ghapouin ; 1681.
12,086. Cheriay; 1440[1].
11,322. €k)Dches ; 1355.
11,291. D≤ 1364.
11,213, 11,251. Dorat; 1173, 1390.
12,587. Douay; 1696.
12,560. Dunkirk: 1664.
12,027. Fecamp ; 1439.
11,662. Foucarmont; 1430.
11,211. GaBtine; 1161.
11,314, 12,445. GrAiidmont; 1199, 1459.
11,554. Jumieges ; 1425[6].
11,264. Laon; 1155.
12,516. Levroax; 1511.
11,230. Maillezaifl; 1079.
11,208, 11,210, 11,215. 11,216. 11,218,
11,221, 11,222, 11,224-11,226. Mar-
moutier; 1110-1448.
11,320. Maany; 1341.
11,571. Metz; 1426[7].
11,290. Moiay; 1324[51
11.302. Monetier-la-Celle; 1294.
11,798,11,844. MoDt St. Miobel; 1432,
1435.
11,472. Mortaing: 1421.
11,229. Moutiers-Neuf; circa 1120.
11.231, 11,313, 11,669, 11,729, 11,778,
11,805, 12,441, 12,492. 12,493, 12,570,
12,580, 12,.')93, 12,601-12,603, 12,605,
12,607. 12,612. Paris, viz., Friare minors,
" Ostel Dleu," St. G^nnnin, St. Victor,
College of Lombards, EDglii>h Semi-
nary, Sootoh College ; 1137-1709.
11.232. Poictiers; eirca 1160-1180.
11,277, 11,278. Bheims; 1242.
11,522, 11,892, 11,961. Rouen; 1424-
1437.
11,273-11,276, 11.228. Sablouierea; 1242-
1313.
11.268.11,269. StEIoy-Fontaine; 1217,
1220.
11,311. St. Mary-de-Deserto; 1399.
11,329. St. Omer; 1360.
11.834. Savigny; 1434.
11,271, 11,272, 11,279, 11,282-11,284.
SoitfsonB; 1233-1273.
11,217,11,218. Tavent; 1207,1219.
11,494. Thuloy; 1681.
11.206, 11,220, 11,221, 11,222, 11,8B9.
Tours; 1 106-1435[6].
11.207, 11,212, 11,219, 11,223. Turpo-
nay ; xiith oent.-1295.
12,445. Yinoennes; 1459.
11,225, 11.243, 11,252, 11,258, 11,256,
11,259, 12,627. Knights Hot^pitallers;
1326-1440.
11,264-11.267, 11,270-11,278, 11,275,
11,276, 11,279-11,287, 11,289-11,291
Knights Templars; 1155-1364.
2. 11,216, 11,234, 11,226, 11,292, 11,800, 11,806, U,812. Deeds relat-
ing to religious houses in England, cells to monasteries in France,
rw., Newhouse abbey, Torkesey, Thomeholm, and Tykeford prioriea,
CO. Line. ; Clerkeuwell priory, co. Middl. ; Trinity priory at York ;
and Deerhurst priory, co. Glouc.
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ADDITIONAL CHABTERS, U,288-12,680. 753
3. MisoeUaneooB doonments : —
11,888, 11,885, 11,889. Grante of lands in England to the family
of Danmartin, Connts of Boulogne ; tempp. Hen. Il.-Joh.
11,884, 11,886-11,888, 11,840. Complaints against Simon de
Mont&rt, Earl of Leicester, as Viceroy of Gascony ; 1250.
11,84L Articles of the " Ordinatores Kegni Anglie" for the reform
of the government ; 3 Edw. II.
.11,878-11,878. Ezoommnnication of Sir A. de Gaures, '^Doniinuft
de Gandelenoo," for sacrilege towards the Templars' house of
Sabloni^res; 1242.
11,888, 11,290. Gompotns-rolls of the commanderies of Knights
Templars at Montyon [Monthion] and Moisy ; 1313, 1324-5.
11^94-U,899,U,801,U,303-11,305, 11,308-11,310, 11,317. Trea-
ties of peace and of marriage between England and France ;
1255-1310.
11,818-18,468. Orders, acquittances, musters, and other docu-
ments relating to the English wars in France ; 1355-1490.
18,469-18,497. Documents relating to affairs of France, partly
as connected with Scotland, and to the Irish College in the
University of Paris; 1622-1702; including [12,479, 18,480]
a deed of Mary Queen of Scots, bequeathing the kingdom of
Scotland to the King of France; 4 Apr. 1557.
18,498. A long roll of 'mercantile profits of Jaques de Wissac, of
Calais; 1312.
18,499-18,510. Treaties of peace and of commerce between
England and Flanders; 1312-1416.
18,511-18,68L Orders, acquittances, paym^ts, etc,, to the Scotch
Guard at Paris, and to the households of the exiled Stuarts at
8t Germain's; 1489-1744.
18,688-18,686. Bulls of Antipopes Clement YII. and Felix V., and
of Popes Clement IX., Clement X., and Gregory XVI. ; 1881-
1843. Yfith UdlcB.
18,687. Confirmation of privileges of the Order of Knights
Hospitallers, in Flanders, by Wenceslaus of Bohemia, Duke
of Luxemburg, and Jehanne [Duchess of Brabant], his wife ;
Brussels, 8 Jan. 1380.
18,688-18,680. DEEa>s of purchase by A. Baynes of Enowsthorpe of
lands in cos. Durham, Northampton and York, from the trustees for
the sale of property of collegiate corporations, and from the trustees
for the sale of the property of the late King Charles I. and
Queen Henrietta Maria; 1650-1652.
CHABTEBS. — 1856. 3 C
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754 ADDITIONAL CHABTERS, 12,681—12,722.
12,681-12,686. Miscellaneous colleotion of giantB of lands in England,
of documents chiefly relating to tlie Englisli wars in France, and
of petitions of the Irish Parliament and Council, chronologically
arranged ; tempp. Hen. III.-Geo. III. ; viz, : —
12,831, 12,688, 12,686-12,689, 12,648, 12,669, 12,671, 12,674,
12,677, 12,679, 12,681. Grants of lands in Gomershall, Birstall,
Heckmondwike, Poppley, Medley, Acklam, Skircote, Kirkfen-
ton, Selby, Normanton, Wakefield, Methley, Rothwell, Dews-
bury, CO. York ; tempp. Hen. Ill.-Chas. II.
12,682. Lavenden, Bramfield, Fastendich, West-Wycombe, co.
Buck.; 1268.
12,640, 12,642, 12,645, 12,652, 12,656, 12,662-12,664, 12,675.
Lymmjmge, Leghe, Cranbrook, Hawkhurst, Newenden,
Longville, Elmstead, Plumstead, oo. Kent; iempp, Edw. III.-
Eliz.
12,641. Great Yarmouth, co. Norf.; 1390.
12,651, 12,667, 12,670, 12,672, 12,678. Leyston Abbey, Bury St.
Edmund's, Westleton manor, co. Suff. ; tempp. Hen. IV.-Eliz.
12,668. Sulhamstead, Burghfield, co. Berk.; 1542.
12,676. Grantohester, co. Gambr. ; 1592.
12,678. Patent of oflBce of Feodary, co. Nott.; 1603.
12,682, 12,686. Westminster tod London; 1684, 1784.
12,684, 12,685, 12,644, 12,646-12,650, 12,658-12,655, 12,657-
12,661, 12,665, 12,666, 12,684. Bonds, grants, orders, acquit-
tances, and appointments, in Prance, Flanders, and Germany ;
1294-1761 ; Fr., Dutch, and Engl
12,680, 12,688, 12,685. Petitions of the Irish Parliament and
Council; 1666-1774. Wiih signatures,
12,687-12,722. Grants of land in France to religious houses, to
various people and towns, together with royal orders, acquittances
and appointments, arranged chronologically ; 1140-1765. Lai., Fr,
and Prov, With signatures and seals. Amongst them are :
12.687. Bheims, see of; 1140-1146.
12.688. YalS. Pierre, Monaster j ; 1178.
12.689. 12,696, 12,702. Laon, aee of;
1179-1332.
12.690. Suippes, Abbey; 1186.
12.691. BloiB, Hospital for lepers ; 1188.
12.692. Orleans; 1219.
12,693, 12,697. ChAteau-Thierry, Abbey ;
1236, 1259.
12,694. Premontr^ Abbey ; 1248.
12,695. Nevers; 1250.
12.698, 12,700. Val-des-EcoUera, CJon-
vent; 1271,1308.
12.699. DijoD, Chapel of the Duke of
Burgundy at ; 1275.
12,701. Chery, Monastery; 1320.
12,710. Bar, Collegiate church ; 1529.
12,718. Fayenoe, Society of S. Peter ad
Vincula; 1688.
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ADDITIONAL CHABTEBS. 12.723—12,828.
765
13,728-12.763. Granfs of lands, etc., relating to various towns, princi-
{Mdlj in the Low Countries, arranged chronologically, 1231t-1569.
Lot., Fr., Dutch, and Germ. YHiih signatures and seeds.
12,723. Ehie; 1281.
12^724. Etterbeke and OvennoleQ ; 1276.
12,725, 12,726, 12,728. 12,739, 12,740.
12,752. BniaseU; 1295-1436.
12.727. Goblentz: 1302.
12,729. Kempenland ; 1305.
12.730-12,732. Limbiirg; 1344.1345.
12.733. Mergenhnsen, Maybiode, and
BeringerbuBen ; 1346.
12.734. Schadecken; 1346.
12.735. Ofstein ; 1359.
12,737. Niederbiechen and Selters;.
1368.
12,738. St. Anne Peede, near Brnssels ;
1372.
12.741. Molenbeck; 1385.
12.742. A B. 0., 12.750, 12,760. Utrecht ;
1397-1459.
12.744. Doom; 1412.
12.745. Campenbout and Bergh ; 1412.
12.746. 12.748, 12,749. 12,751, 12,761.
Haarlem; 1415-1481.
12.747. Mauderic; 1425.
12,753-12.759. Anderlecht; 1444-1455.
12.762. Nuremberg; 1504.
12.763. Velburg; 1569.
12,764, 12,765. Beceipt from the Duchess of Luxemburg, 1448; and
appointment of a secretary to the Emperor Charles V., 1555. JDulch
and Lai. With signatures.
12,766-12,768. Grajtts of exemption from taxes by Ferdinand IV.
and Alonso XI., of Castile; 1307-1334. Span. Witnessed by
Mahomet Abenacer, King of Granada, and others, and with the
royal buUcB.
18,769. IsfyrrATiON of Ferdinand of Aragon to Charles the Bold, Duke
of Burgundy, to join the crusade against the Turks ; 18 Feb. 1471.
With signature.
18,770-12,772. Deeds i«lating to Ben^ I. and Ben6 II., Kings of Sicily,
and to John, Duke of Calabria, eldest son of Ben6 I. ; 1460-1497.
With mgnaturea and seails.
18,778-12,776. Acquittances signed by Ph. de Montmorency, Comte de
Home; grant from L, de Lorraine, Abbat of Monstierander ; and
order of C. de Lorraine, Due de Mayenne ; 1554, 158-, and 1493.
Fr. With tignaUi/res.
12.776. Geant of lands of Aberbrothock Abbey ; 1639. Signed by
Card. Beatonn and others.
12.777. Admission of C. Huygens, Heer van Znylichem, into the order
of knighthood ; 1622. Signed, by Jas. I.
12,778-12,828. Bulls, briefs, indulgences, dispensations, etc., by
the popes of Bome, arranged chronologically from Alexander IV. to
Leo Xn. With signatures of cardinals and with Papal huUcR.
Among them are :— [12,794] bull of Honoiius IV. against the
Lollards, in English verse ; and [12,799, 12,800] briefs of Adrian VI.
and Clement VII. to Henry VIII.
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756 ADDITIONAL CHARTEES, 18,884—13,284.
12,824-18,826. Notarial appointments by M. A. Memo and P.
Gioonia, Doges of Venice, and by P. Sforza, Duke of Milan ; 1592,
1614, 1762. Witb aignaiure, and buUcB.
18,887. Letters of J. Cromwell, Chancellor, and tbe Uniyersity of
Cambridge, recognising Henry VIII. as supreme head of the Chnrch
of England; 23 Oct. 1535. Lot. Vfith signatures.
18,888-12,888. Boll of expenses of the judges on circuit; 5 Edw.
II.
18,838-18,988. Miscellaneous documents relating (with one exception)
to France, and including compotus-rolls of the bailli of Arras,
grants of lands, wills, e^c, arranged chronologically from 1182 to
1743.
The following Nos.,lifif^l3,28S, were presented hy Sir W. 0. Treedyan^
Bart.
18,983-13,883. GRAirrs of lands and court-rolls of manors chiefly in
cos. Devon, Cornwall, and Somerset; arranged chronologically,
tempp. Hen. IIL-Chas. II., as follows :-^
18,988-18,931, 18,935-18,947, 18,997-13,004, 13,008-13,015,
13,019-13,081, 13.083-13,025, 13,028, 13,032, 13,033, 13,039-
13,041, 13,044, 13,045, 13,052, 13,056-13,058, 13,061-13,072,
13,074, 13,087, 13,089, 13,180, 13,181, 13,184-18487, 13,198-
13,195, 13,199-13,226, 13,228-13,282. Grants of lands in
Sherford, c<c, oo. Devon.
12,932, 12,956-12,960, 12,974-12,996, 13,005—13,007, 13,018,
18,022, 13,026, 18,027, 18,029, 18,031, 13,034-13,036, 13,048,
13,043, 13,046-13,051, 13,05^-13,055, 13,059, 13,060, 13,075-
18.078, 18,080-13,086, 13,088. Polruan, Fowey, eU., co.
Comw.
12,988, 12,948-12,955, 12,961-12,973, 13,016, 13,017, 13,030,
13.079. Axebridge, Nether-Stowey, etc., oo. Somers.
13,038, 13,090, 13480, 13,182, 18,183. Marshfield, Slimbridge, oo.
Glouc. ; the Marches of Wales ; Mitoham, co. Surr. ; Parlaunte
Park, CO. Buck. ; London, co. Middl.
13,073, 13,091-13,179, 13,188-13,192, 13,196-13.198, 13,227.
Compotus and court rolls of the manors of Hilcote, co. Glouc. ;
Sherford, Bingmore, Woyscombe, Shute, co. Devon ; Winsford
Rivers, oo. Somers. ; tempp. Hen. VII.-Eliz.
13,284. Act of Maximilian I., Count Palatine of the Rhine, Duke of
Bavaria, assenting to the Peace of Munster; Munich, 11 July, 1650.
Lot. With signature^ and seal in ivory box.
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ADDITIONAL CHABTEBS, 13,285—13,808. 757
18,286-13,308. Miscellaneous grants and other documents, arranged
ohronolc^cally in two sets, from 1247 to 1712 ; viz,: —
13,285, 13,286, 13,304-13,308. Grants of lands, etc., in Bromyard,
CO. Heref. ; Brongh, oo. York ; Woodmanoote, co. Suss. ; South-
ampton, 00. Hants; London* co. Middl.; and Chester-Ward,
00. Dnrh. ; 1247-1712.
18,299, 13,300. Court-rolls of South wick and Priorsdean manors,
CO. Hants ; 1475, 1476.
13,287-18,298. Treaties of peace between England and France,
with other documents relating to France; 1435-1518.
Amongst them are : — [13,293] a certificate of the delivery of
Queen Margaret of Anjou into the hands of Louis XL ; 1475[6] ;
and [13,298] of the promise by Francis L, of marriage of the
Dauphin, Francis with Mary, daughter of Henry VIII, ; 1518.
13,301. Fxemplification of papal privileges granted to the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem ; 1455.
13,302, 13,303. Muster-rolls of French soldiers in Scotland, and of
Scotch soldiers in France ; 1545, 1588.
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ADDITIONAL CHAKTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIRED IN THE YEAR
185 7,
13,309-13,312. AoQUiTTANCES from Katharine d'Alen9on, Dachess of
Bavaria, and L. de Bourbon, Comte de Venddme ; order of M. de
Gloves, Duchesse d'Orl^ans; and appointment by M. de Franoe,
Duchesse d' Alengon ; 1432-1517. Fr. y^ith signaiures.
13,313-13,328. Qrants of lands and other documents relating to cos.
Hants, Leicester, Warwick, and Cumberland, from 1349 to 1671,
viz, : —
13.313. Court-roll of Alresford manor, co. Hants ; 1525.
18.314. Inventory of goods of B. Hockley, of New Alresford, co.
Hants; 1671.
13.315. Grants of lands in Barrowe and Qnamdon, cos. Leic. and
Derby; 1534.
18,316-18,327. Bishwood, Preston Bagot, Haselholt^ Lapwortb,
Astley, Bushbrook, co. Warw. ; 1349-1653.
18,828. Moorhouse, co. Cumb. ; 1510.
13,329-13,334. Grants to the Order of St. John of Jerusalem; 1326,
1455. Will of J. Boce, fishmonger, of London; 1361. Sale of the
city of Toumay by England to France; 1518. Lease of Somebome
manor, co. Southant.; 1537. Ceitificate of nobility of the family
of Crule, CO. Suss. ; 1632. Fr. and Lai.
13,835. Grant of annuity from G. Stuart, Seigneur d'Aubigny, to Q.
Noublanche ; 16 Sept. 1634. Fr. With mgnalure and teal.
18,386. Commission to the archbishops and bishops of England for
regulating ecclesiastical affairs; 6 Apr. 1695. With the great teai.
13,337. Sale of lands of Sir W. Fairfax, in Cookwold, co. York ; 10
Jan. 1545. With seal. Presented by J. T. Alcermany Esq.
13,338-13,341. Compotus-rolls of Froyle manor, co. Hants; ante
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ADDITIONAL OHABTEBS, 13,848—18,596. 759
1265. Inventory of goods of Bobert Lord Digby; 1628. Cer-
tificate of sale of prox)eTty of Charles.!, of England; 1652; with
mgnaiurea.
13,842-18,359. Collection of French deeds relating chiefly to the
religious houses of Licques, Montivilliers, and La Yalaoe, and to
the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ; 1257-1419.
13,860-13,548. Miscellaneous collection of French and Flemish
deeds, cousisting of payments to the royal household of France,
grants to religious houses in France and Flanders, and briefs and
bulls of Popes confirming the same, from 1120 to 1660, as follows : —
13,36&-13,407. Acquittances of painters, sculptors, and masons,
for works in the royal palaces and castles of France ; 1364-
1697.
13,408-18,538. Grants of lands to religious houses, etc., in France
and Flanders; 1189-1660.
13,533-13,538. Orders, etc., relating to the English wars in
France; 1425-1453.
13,589-13,548. Briefs and bulls of Calixtus 11., Innocent IV.,
Urban IV., and Nicolas III., to religious houses in France
and Germany ; 1 1 20-1 277.
18,543-13,596. Grants of lands in various counties of England, and
other deeds, arranged chronologically, from 1370 to 1699, viz. : —
13,548-13,546, 13,551, 18,558. Bauthe, Booking, Gosfield, Heng-
ham, Sibill, Halstead, Maplestead, co. Ess. ; 1370-1465.
18,547-18,550, 13,553, 13,560. Bucksworth [Boxworth], Lulworth
[Lolworth], Cheveleigh, Saxton, co. Cambr. ; 1436-1547.
13,554, 13,555, 18,557, 18,575, 13,577, 13,590. Godahning, Compton,
Richmond, Witley, co. Surr. ; 1502-1638.
13,556, 18,576. Combe, Sturminster-Marshall, Lytchett-Mal-
tra\ers, co. Dors. ; 1508, 1587.
18.558, 18,565, 13,568-18,571, 18,578, 13,578. Frodley, King's-
Bromley, Longdon, Handsaker, Armitage, Sugeley, Alrewas,
CO. Staff.; 1540-1589.
13.559. Great and Little Wymondley, Graveley, Cheffeld, Weston,
Stevenage, Polett, Hitchin, Wyllyon, Letchworth, Codycote, cos,
Hert., Buck, and Suff. ; 1541.
13,561, 13,568, 18,598, 13,595. Markby, Depiug, Stamford, Bume,
Spalding, Baxton, Barrow, co. Line. ; 1549-1699.
13,561, 13,584, 18,593. Deping-Gate, Maxey, Nuuton, Narborough,
Crawford, Addington, co. Northant.; 1549-1691.
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760 ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 13,697—13,748.
13,563, 13,664, 13,666, 13,667, 13,972, 13,689. Thorlow Magna,
Ixning, CO. Suff.; 1667-1662.
13,679, 13,680, 13,694. Twiokenham, .WeBtminster, London, oo.
MiddL; 1692-1698.
13,681, 13,69L Bigottes, Tomngton, co. Norf. ; 1597-1676.
13,682. Amwell, Ware, Stansted, Hoddesdon, co. Hertf.; 1608.
13,683, 13,688. InrentoTies of goods of Sir W. Wortbington, Et. ,
and Hon. H. Howard ; 1610, 1668.
13,686. Royal grant of territory near Chesapeake Bay, N. America,
1649. With signature and greai seal of Charles II.
13,686, 13,687. Aooompt of expenses pf Lord St. Alban's embassy
to France ; with patent of Lis earldom ; 1660, 1673.
13,691-13,693, 13,696. Rentals of estates of the Queen Dowager,
Katharine of Braganza ; 1676-1699.
13,696. Court-roll of Booking manor, co. Essex ; xrth oent.
13,697-13,601. Dekds relating to Ireland, viz.: — Compotns-roU of
escheats in various counties, 1341-4 ; — rolls of pleas held at Dublin
and elsewhere, 1290-1432; — rental of lands in co. Cork and else-
where, xvith cent. ; — and grant of land in Dnnmore, co. Galway,
1687[8].
13,602, 13,603. Grants of Swynope manor, oo. Line; 1569, 1577.
With great seals,
13,604. CoMPOTUS-BOLL of Sheepshed manor, 00. Leic. ; 1395-6.
13,606-13,608. Grants of Sokenersh manor, co. Suss. ; 1350. Will of
J. Cotour, of Lydd, oo. Kent ; 1456[7]. Accompt of revenue of
the chapelle Notre Dame in the church of SS. Gervais and Protais
at Paris; xvith cent. Certificate of nobility of J. B. Bonifatio
Arrighi de Vigilantibus ; 1748; with signature and seal of
M. Angelini, Gonfaloniere of Assisi.
13,609, 13,610. Grants of lands in Much-Marcle and Ross, co. Here£ ;
1398, 1721 . With signature and seal of John Kyrle, the " Man of Ross.**
13,611-13,748. Deeds relating to the estates and dignities of the
families of the Lords Lovelace, Sir H. Johnson, Kt., ship-builder,
of Blackwall, and Wentworth, Lords Raby and Earls of Strafford,
all connected by iniermarriages ; 1538-1754. Among them are
the wills of E. Talbott, of Clarckton, 1640; Dame A, Smyth
of Armingland, 1678 ; and A. Wentworth, Countess dowager of
Strafford, 1739; [13,670-13,691] contracts for ship-building at
Black wall, 1654-1687; [13,693] court-roll of Snape manor, co.
Suff., 1602 ; and [13,706, 13,708] rent-roll of Water-Eaton manor, oo.
Oxon., 1631, 1641.
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ADDrriONAL CHABTERS, 18,749— 1S,9U. 761
13,748, 13,751-13,764. Misgellakbous French dooaments, oonBisting of
grants of tithe ; surrenders of castles ; orders for payment to French
troops in Italy; compensation to the monastery of Arbona in
Abmzzo; and military and naval commissions; chronologically
arranged from 1222 to 1813.
13,750. Sale of a ''mansns" in the parish of S. Bandilio de Bapricato,
dioc. Barcelona; 1495, 1503.
18,765. Grant from the prior and convent of Bath of the reversion
of Batheaston rectory; 16 Jan. 1535. With seal Presented hy
Melmoth WaUen, Esq.
ThefoUawing Nos.j 18,766-18,911, werepreeented hy Sir W, C. Treoelyan,
Bart.
18,766-13,909. Grants of lands and other documents relating to co.
Devon, arranged chronologically from 1398 to 1691.
18,766-13,769, 18,79a-18,796, 13,799, 18,801, 18,806-18,814,18,816,
18,819, 18,820, 18,828-18,825, 13,828-18,880, 18,882-18,886,
18,841-18,848, 18,847-18,849, 18,851-18,857, 18,860-13,864,
13,866, 13,867-18,874, 18,879, 13,88^-13,886, 18,888-13,891,
18,898-13,908, 18,909. Grants of lands in Farway, Whitwell,
Sidbnry, Northley, Sherford, Colyton, oo. Devon.
18,770-13,792, 13,797, 18,798, 18,800, 13,802-13,805, 18,815,
18,817, 18,818, 18,821, 18,822, 18,826, 18,827, 18,887-18,840,
18,844-18,846, 18,850, 18,858, 18,859, 18,865, 18,868-18,870,
18,875-18,878, 18,880, 18,881, 18,887, 18,892, 13,904-18,908.
Compotns and court rolls of Goodrington, Colyford, Dolton,
Whitwell, Cotleford, Colyton, and Farway, manors, oo, Devon.
13,831. WiU of R. Hamlyn, of Colyford, 1692.
18,910. Appointment by John, King of Castile, Duke of Lancaster, of
the Earl of Devon as Lord Lieutenant of oo. Devon ; Plymouth, 25
June, 1386. Fr. With seal.
18,91L Declaration of mutual homage paid for lands in oo. Devon
by R. de Mortimer, Earl of March, and E. de Couiienay, Earl of
Devon ; 13 July, 1397. Fr. With seal.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTEES AND fiOLLS
ACQUIBED IK THE TEAB
1858.
The following Noa., 13,918-13,929, toere presented hy Xr W. 0. Trevdyau^
Bart.
18,91S-13,926. Deeds relating to tlie family of Oourtenay, Eads of
Devon ; tempp. Edw. L-Edw. IV. With seals,
13,927-18,929. Gbant of land in Climeelande manor, oo. Comw.,
temp. Joh. ; bond of Thomas, Duke of Clarence, 1417 ; and grant of
lands in Aylesbury and elsewhere, co. Buck., 1497.
13,930-13,936. Boyal grants to the Barons of the Cinque Ports,
1328 ; exchange of lands in Towoester, oo. Northant., and Lilling-
ston-Lovell, co. Oxon., 1545 ; deed relating to the Order of S. John
of Jerusalem in England, 1189 ; and grants of lands in Witham, co.
Essex ; iempp. Hen. III.-Edw. 111. With seals.
13,936-13,940. Compotus of Johanna, wife of W. de Dogmarsfield,
1331 ; — statutes of the Grammar School of Mansfield, co. Nott.,
1564; — suit of Lord Shrewsbury «. the inhabitants of Bolsover
and elsewhere, co. Derby, 1678; — commission on the woods and
forests of co. Nottingham, 1610 ; — and grant of land in Mansfield,
CO. Nott., 1785[6]. With signatures and seals.
13.941. CoMPOTUs-BOLL of the Treasurers of the Louvre ; 1296. Presented
hy 8. L. Sothehy, Esq.
13.942, 13,943. Treaty, with confirmation, between England and
France for commuting the yearly tribute of salt into an annual
payment in money; Hampton Court, Fontainebleau, 2, 14 Dec.
1530. With signature of Francis I. Presented hy Mrs. Pigott, ijf
Beyston.
13.944. Bent-roll of Sloleye manor, co. Norf. ; 1455-1456.
13.945. Confirmation by Alfonso, son of J. de Brienne, Enight of
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ADDITIONAL CHABTERS, 13,946—13,983. 763
Jemsalem, and M. de LuEdgnan, his wife, of a grant to St.
Anthony's nnnnery at Paris ; Mar. 1255. With ieaU.
13,946. Constitution of a mnnicipal eouncil for Cologne by the
twenty-two guilds of the city; 14 Sept. 1396. Oerm, With the
ieals of the city and of each of the guilds. Presented hy 0. Morgan^
Esq., M.P.
13,947-13,960. Miutaby commissions to Lord Baby; 1702-1704-.
With signcUurea of Queen Anne and the principal Secretaries of
State, and with seals,
13,961-13,962. Royal order for payment to Card, de Gramont of his
expenses on his embassy to Rome ; 22 Apr. 1531. With signature
of Francis I. Also accounts of daily expenses of the household of
Fran9ois the Dauphin, Charles, Duo d'Orl^ans, Mary, Queen of
Scots, and Mademoiselle de France; 80 May, 1550-4 Oct. 1552.
13,963, 13,964. Grant of Weston-Peverell manor and lands in
Plymouth, co. Devon, 1560 ; — and appointment of a Poor Knight
of Windsor, 1772 ; with signaJtwres of George III., and the Bishop
of Salisbury, and with seals. Presented hy J. J. A. Fittinham^ Esq.
13,966. Writ to the bailiffs of Colchester in an action for debt;
22 June, 1427. Presented hy J. A. PhiJbrick, Esq.
The following Nos,, l3fiW-lSfiS3,were preseniedhy Sir W. 0. Trevelyan,
Bart.
13,966-13,968. Grants of lands in Bromyard and Aenbury, co. Heref.,
and in London ; with letters of administration to A. Bennet, of
Gloucester; 1496-1657.
13,969-13,971, 13,976-13,983. Grants of lands of Sherborne Abbey, co.
Hants ; Ford Abbey, Buckland Abbey, St. Maiy Ottery College, and
St. Nicholas Priory, in Exeter, co. Devon ; in Bridgwater, co. Somers.,
and in various manors in cos. York, Leicest., Warw. and Northant. ;
tempp. Edw. I.-Hen. VIII.
13,972-13,976. Compotus-rolls of the receiver general of Lord Devon,
1392[3] ; of the treasurer of St. Mary Ottery College, 1382[3] ; and
of the bailiff of Ottery, 1448-1453.
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ADDITIONAL CHAETEBS AND BOLLS
ACQUIBED IN THE YEAB
18 5 9.
13,984-13,986. Inquisition after the death of B. Drake, of Ash, oo.
Devon ; — and grant of lands of Sir J. Drake of Ash, with his will ;
1686-1636. Presented by Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Bart.
13,987-13,995. Law-suit of London merchants with a Milanese trader ;
— Papal indulgences and dispensations ; — ^will of B. de Peres, of Bar-
celona ; — grants of privileges to the family of Malaspina ; — grant of
wardship of F. and A. Bartoli ; — ^and grant of a family vault in S.
Pietro Scheraggi, at Florence ; 1414r-1589.
13,996. Grant of lands in the parish of All Saints near London Wall,
belonging to the New Hospital of St. Mary without Bishopsgate ;
1 July, 1462.
13,997-14,066. Qrants of lands in various counties of England, and
documents relating to the English wars in France, chronologically
arranged ; temp. Edw. I.-1634 ; viz. : —
13,997. Grants of lands in Bishopton, co. Durh. ; temp, Edw. I.
13,999, 14,043. Littelburne, Livingsbum, Canterbury, co. Kent ;
1326, 1548.
14,001, 14,002, 14,038, 14,040. Doddershall, Thurstington,
Chesham, Hawkesbury, Cropsale, Parkgrove, cos. Buck, and
Leicest.; 1329-1529.
14,003, 14,009. Letton, Cranworth, Fordamhythe, Helgeseye, co.
Norf. ; 1376, 1380.
14,004, 14,046. London, co. Midd. ; 1372, 1567.
14,006. Lark-stoke, Bysswood, co. Glouc. ; 1374.
14,021. Tathewell, co.Linc.; 1399.
14,024. Wratting, Kedington, Barnardiston, co. Suif. ; 1423.
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ADDITIONAL CHAETEE8, 14,056-^14,862. 766
14,087. Bovey-Traoy, oo. Devon ; 1504.
14,044. North Berkhamstead, co. Hert. ; 1548.
18,998, 14,000, 14,005, 14,007, 14,008, 14,010-14,020, 14,022,
14,028, 14,025-14,081, 14,084-14,086, 14,089, 14,041, 14,042,
14,045, 14,047, 14,049, 14,051, 14,052, 14,055. Sales of lands
in France, acquittances, orders, muster-rolls, etc,, cliiefly re-
lating to the English wars in France.
14,032, 14,088. Wills of J. Coton, of Lydd, and J. Kede; 1457,
1479.
14,048, 14,050, 14,054. Court-rolls of the manors of Bemhom, co.
Suss,, and Kirkby-Bedon, co. Norf. ; 1593-/e«ip. Chas. I.
14,056-14,087. Orders for payments to and acquittances of the French
troops serving in Italy under Louis, Due d'Orl^ans, in 1395.
14,088-14,362. Grants of land, court-rolls, and other documents,
relating to various counties ; 1343-1711; viz.:—
14,089, 14,128, 14,180, 14,131, 14,138-14,142, 14,144, 14,147-
14,175, 14,177-14,182, 14,184^-14,202, 14,205-14,218, 14,222-
14,232, 14,284-14,258, 14,260-14,262, 14,264-14,269, 14,271,
14,272, 14,277, 14,278, 14,280-14,284, 14,286, 14,287, 14,289,
14,291-14,293, 14,354, 14,356, 14,358. Grants of lands in
Heveringland, Brandeston, Oawston, etc, co. Norf. ; 1370-1658.
14,233, 14,295, 14,297-14,303, 14,305-14,314, 14,31fr-14,330,
14,332-14,352, 14,355. Heydon, Chishull, etc., co. Essex;
1563-1688.
14,275, 14,276, 14,359-14,362. Mutford, Great Comard. etc., co.
Suff.; 1606,1607.
14,294. Hurst, oo. Suss.; 1685.
14,296. Gamlingay, co. Cambr.; 1421.
14,088, 14,090, 14,091-14,127, 14,135. Gourt-roUs of the manors
of Gawston, Heveringland, Brandeston, etc., co. Norf. ; Heydon-
Bury, CO. Essex; and Oomard-Magna, co. Suff. ; 1343-1711.
14,129, 14,132, 14,148, 14,145,14,146,14,173,14,176,14,183,14,203,
14,219, 14,268, 14,270, 14,273, 14,286, 14,804, 14,315, 14,358.
Wills of P. Adam, of Heveringland, 1412 ; J. Multon, ten., of
Boughton, 1414; J. Multon, jun., of Boughton, 1440; B.
Multon, of Shipden, 1448 ; M. Plane, of Heveringland, 1490 ; J.
Mayson, of Cromer, 1493; P. Curson, of Norwich, 1500; B.
Multon, of Cromer, 1623 ; T. Neve, 1555 ; H. Nagges, of
Swanington, 1592; T. Multon, of Cromer, 1598[9]; F. Black-
borne, of Bingland, 1604; B. Heame, of Foulsham, 1623; F.
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766 ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 14,868—15,012.
Skynner, of Hejdon, 1486 ; R. Thorne, of Chishull-Magna,
1677; 8. Soame, of Heydon, 1695.
14,220, 14,221. Epitaphs of the family of Neve or Le Neve ;
1668-1678.
14,274. Letters patent of Jamea I. granting an annuity to E.
Randall; 1605.
14,288. Rent-roll of Beighton, oo« Norf. ; 1637.
14,331, 14,367. Inventories of goods of T. Skynner, of Heydon,
1621 ; and W. Carye, of Little Stoneham, 1623.
14,863. CoMPOTUs-ROLL of W. Maynard, Mayor of Salisbury; 1489.
Injured in the fire at the Council House, Salisbury. Presented hy
J, J, Bennett, Esq.
14.364. Judgment of the court of Bringhausen on the privileges of
the Teutonic^ Order ; May, 1442. Low Oerm, ; with seais of the
members of the court.
14.365. Confirmation of grant by Philip, Marquis of Namur, to the
Abbey of St. Bavon, at Ghent, of the right of his whole patronage
in the town of Biervliet; May, 1269. With golden bulla of Baldwin
n., "Imperator Roraanias."
14,866-14,602. Ordbbs, grants, certificates, acquittances, etc., relating
to the English wars in France ; 1425-1448.
14,608-14,608. LKorriMATizATiONS of James Stuart, Earl of Murray,
natural son of James lY. ; and James Stuart, Prior of St.
Andrew's, afterwards Earl of Murray and Regent, natural son of
James Y. ; — copy of letters from the barons and commonwealth of
Scotland to Pope John XXL, against Edward II. of England;
— ^brief of Pius lY. to Mary, Queen of Scots, to send " orators " to
the council of Trent; — and appointment of Lord Chancellor
Maitland of Thirlestane as ambassador to England; 1523-1677.
With the great seals of James IV., James Y. and James YI.
14,609-14,987. Grants of lands, court-rolls of manors, wills, etc.,
relating to Norfolk, arranged alphabetically under places; tempp.
Joh.-Geo. II. With signatures and seals.
14,988-16,012. MiscBLLANBOUs collection of grants of lands, etc., in
various counties of England; tempp. Edw. I.-Anne; viz. : —
14,988-14,992, 14,994-15,006. Elvedon, Boydone, Parham.'Hache-
stone, Estone, Framlingham, St. Olave's Prioiy in Heryng-
fleet, Baveningham, Tibenham, Burgh-Castle, South-Elmham,
Helmley, Newbome, Frestone, Hintlesham, Aldham, Ipswich,
Westleton, Horham, Crowfleld, Coddenham, Creting, co. Suff.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTEKS. 16.018-16,207. 767
14,993. Court-roll of Walton-cum-Trimley co. Suff. ; 1598.
16,006-16,012. Pentelawe, oo. Essex; Hever, Chidingstone,
Canterbury, co. Kent ; London, oo. Middl. ; Bradford, co. York.
16,013-16,183. Court-rolls of manors and grants of lands in various
counties of England, chiefly in co. Wilt.; arranged under
counties ; tempp. Edw. Ill.-Will. III. ; viz. : —
16,018. Boll of writs, letters patent, etc,, of Bichard II.
16,014. Custumary of the manor of Nettleton ; 1493.
16,019-16,080, 16,082-16,086, 16,091-16,103, 16,109, 16,110,
16,119-16,122, 16,142, 16,147. Court-rolls and [16,047, 16,049,
16,119-16,122, 16,142] accompts of the manors of Nettleton,
Great- Wishford, Kington, co. Wilt., and of the swan-motes
[16,147] at Graveley, co. Wilt. ; 1335-1685.
16,016-16,018, 16,081, 16,087-16,090,16,104-16,108, 16,111-16,118,
16,123-16,141, 16,143-16,146, 16,146-16,167, 16,168, 16,179-
16,18L Grants of lands in Great-Wishford, Nettleton, etc.^
CO. Wilt; 1351-1678.
16,168-16,162. Malgarsbury, Stowe, Chedworth, Cubberley, co.
Glouc; 1604-1693.
16,163. Iford, Lewes, Southease, co. Suss. ; 1590.
16484. Griffe, Chilvers-Coton, co. Warw. ; 1687.
16,166. Leckford, co. Southant. ; 1608.
16,166, 16,167. Hanley, Keynston-Tarrant, co. Dors. ; 1686.
16,168. Elmsett, co. Suff. ; 1650.
16,169, 16,178. Bumham, co. Norf.; 1664, 1598.
16470. Kirk-Whelpington, co. Northumb.; 1631.
16,171. Chiddingfold, co. Surr. ; 1676.
16.173. London, co. Middl. ; 1700.
16,176-16,177. St. Mary's Abbey, Creke, co. Norf., eU. ; 1507-
1632.
16.174. Will of N. de Bonham, of Qreat-Wishford ; 1386.
16482. Articles between the Commissioners of the Mint and
Jonathan Ambrose, as Master and Worker ; with a list of tools ;
1681.
16,184-16,202. Grants of lands, partly belonging to Horsham, St. Faith
Priory, co. Norf. ; and court-rolls of Heyeringland manor, co.
Nor£; tempp, Edw. II.-Hen. VIL
16,203-16,207. Grihts of lands in Bristol; 1273-1458. With great
seal of Henry VI.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
AOQUIBED IN THE TEAR
18 6 0.
15,208-15,837. Grakts of lands and writs relating to lands in oo.
Sussex; tempp. Edw. III.-Eliz. Presented hy W. DurratU Cooper^
Esq.
15,238-15,241. Confirmation by Hubert, Archbishop of Canterbury,
to Beanport Abbey in Brittany, of presentations to churches in
Lincoln diocese, granted by Alan Fitz-Henry, Lord of Goylov in
Brittany ; 1204 ; — lawsuit relative to the village of Bothemerche in
Overhalke and Netherhalke, co. York ; 1422 ;— grants to Southwell
Abbey, co. Nott. ; 1462, 1604. With great seeds of Henry VI. and
James I. Presented hy T, Karslake^ Esq.
16,242. Protection from arrest granted to P. Smythe, Clerk of the
Court of Chancery ; 1644. With great seal of Chas. I.
16,243-15,246. Court-rolls of Nettleton manor, co. Wilt. ; 1678-1592.
16.247. Certificate of the purchase of a "tara" of tin from P.
Flestorfer of Nuremberg, by J. Fridman, and of its sale, by him, to
merchants of Milan ; 1428.
16.248. Congratulations from D. Contareno, Doge of Venice, to C.
Bonelli on his accession to the cardinalate ; 1664. Ital. With the
ducal buUa. Presented hy E. Waierton^ Esq.
15,249-15,261. Order to Lords Buckingham and Oxford to arrest
rebels in Essex ; 1381 ; — court-rolls of Ockham manor, co, Surr. ;
1622 ;— grant of Amhale manor, co. Nott. ; 1316.
16,262-16,261. Order and acquittance of Charles, Duke of Orleans,
relative to his ransom from captivity in England, 1437, 1444;
— grants of land, cfc., to the abbeys of Auchin, Orcamp, Vermand,
Bucilly, Thierache, Clairvaulx, and Boheries, in France, 1090-1432 ;
— and accompt of the *' Chambellages " in the county of Blois and
territory of Ouise, 1333. With seals of the Duke of Orleans and
the Bishop of Cambray, " en plaque."
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 16,262—15,297. 769
16,262-16,277. Qbants of land in various oounties ; tempp. Edw. III.-
Jas. L ; as follows : —
16,262. Dnnwich, co. Suff. ; n.d.
16,263, 16,266-16,273, 16,276, 16,277. Selley, Northfield, Queen-
hill, Martley, co. Wore. ; 1375-1603.
16,264. Marlborough, oo. Wilt. ; 1390.
16,274, 16,276. Shelford, Newton, Saxendale, co. Nott. ; 1547,
1683.
16,278-16,291. Grants of land to the abbeys of Arden, co. York ;
Caen, Montmorel, St. Sauveur le Vicomte, Aulnay, Fontenelle,
Mont St. Michel, Plessis, Montebourg, and HJandeTille, in
Normandy; and to Guyon Destouteville, Baron de Moyon, in
Briqu©lt)eo; 1132-1499.
16,292-16,297. Aocompts of the revenues of the chui*ches of SS.
Jacques, Symphorien, etc., at Metz ; xiiith cent-1374;~and account
of expenses at St. Germain of the Dauphin Francis, the Due
d*Orl^ans, Mary Queen of Scots, and Mesdemoiselles de France ;
6, 25 May, 1550.
CHARTERS.— 1860. 3 D
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
AGQUIBED IN THE TEAR
1861.
15,298-15,300. Bolls of forms of warrants and writs, chiefly for
Lincolnshire ; 22 Bic. IL [1398-1399].
15,301-15,308. CoiTRT-BOLLS and grants of Nettleton and (3reat
Wishford manors, co. Wilt ; 1377-1601.
15.309. AccoMPT-ROLL of payments to mariners in all ports between
the mouth of the Thames and Boston ; temp. Edw. III.
16.310. Orajb^t from H. de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln, Constable of Chester,
to Kirkstead Abbey, co. Lincoln ; 1292. With teal. Presented by
M, P. Moore^ Esq.
15,311-15,345. Orders, acquittances, payments, etc,, of the auditors of
the Dues d'Orleans ; 1343-1496. Amongst them [15,340] is a
certificate of sale of a Bussian female slave to a Florentine merchant
for 36 gold ducats ; Venice, 7 Feb. 1460.
15,346. Sale of lands by Dronghen Abbey to Cherscamp Nunnery in
Flanders ; Dec. 1260.
15,347-15,391. Grants of land and ooart-rolls of manors in co.
Cornwall ; 1302-l68f . Presented hy J. J. Bogers, Esq., M.P.
15,392-15,420. Miscellaneous collection of foreign documents, arranged
chronologically; 1122-1600; viz. :—
15,392, 15,393. Grants to Einham Abbey from the Bishops of
Utrecht and Cambray; 1122, 1138. With seal of Godebold,
Bishop of Utrecht.
15,394, 15,395, 15,416, 15,416. Indulgences of Popes Linooent
VI., Clement XL, and Benedict XIV.
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ADDITIONAL OHABTEES, 16,481— 15.«a7. 771
16,39fr-15,404, 16,407, 16,408, 16,411-16,414, 16,418. Orders,
aoquittanoes, etc.^ for pa3nnQnt8 to the royal household of
France; 136^-1781. With signatures; and with seals of
Bertrand du Guesclin and others.
16,406. Complaints of the city of Bruges to Philip, Duke of
Burgundy; 1398.
16,406. Letter of Louis XII. of France.
16.409. Promise of Francis I. to abstain from attacking
Aix-la-Ohapelle.
16.410. Sale of a "livery pension '* at Seville; 1564.
16,417. Appointment of a Qrand Master of the Eoyal College of
Si. Frederic, in the Isle of San Domingo ; 1766.
16,421, 16,422. Ordeb of Edward III. for all hostages at Calais to
return to England ; 30 Oct., s.a. ; — and Letter of Qu. Philippa, wife
of Edw. IIL, on the dispute between her secretaiy, J. de Hermes-
thorp, and W. Skillowe, Resident at Bome ; Canterbury, 3 June,
«.a. ; in the handwriting of William of Wykeham.
16,423-16,428. Cebtipicates of the Commissary-Oeneral and of the
Corporation of Calais, 1464, 1526 ; matrimonial dispensation to Sir
E. Neville and K. Howard, 1448 ; petition from Tintem Abbey in
Ireland to the Bishop of Ferns, 1494 ; bond of Sir A. Forteecue,
1508 ; commission to Clarenceux King at Arms to hold visitations,
1568. With signatures and seals.
16,429-16,607. Gbants of lands in various counties ; 1180-1568 ; with
seals; viz. : —
16,429-16,432, 16,434, 15,436. Bedford; temp. Hen. III.-1391.
16,436-16,462. Dorset ; temp. Hen. III.-1446.
16,463. St. Mary Ottery, co. Devon ; 1337.
16,464-16,463,16,601. Essex; 1284^1430.
16,464-16,466. Hants ; temp. Hen. 111.-1335.
16,467-16,476, 16,478. Hertford; temp. Hen. 1II.-1477.
16,479. Molesworth, oo. Huntingdon; 1439.
16,480-16,482. Convent of the Trinity, Canterbury, co. Kent;
1180-1322.
16,483, 16,486, 16,487-16,498, 16,601, 16,604. Norfolk; temp.
Hen. III.-1403.
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772 ADDITIONAL CHARTEKS, 16,608—16,678.
16,484, 16,486, 16,608. Suffolk ; temp. Jobn-1369.
16,606-16,607. Surrey; 1276-1375.
16,477. Will of J. Felde, alderman of London in 1474.
16,608-16,678. Qbakts relating to places in various counties, and
other documents ; tempp. Hen. L-(Jeo. 11. ; viz, : —
16.608, 16,610, 16,619, 16,634, 16,688, 16,641, 16,642, 16,646,
16,647-16,649, 16,668, 16,666-16,667, 16,666. Castleaore Priory,
Langley Abbey, Dereham Abbey, Diss, Shernbome, Weston,
Caistor, Norwich, Thetford, Diokleborough, co. Nor£ ; tempp.
Edw. I.-Chas. II.
16.609, 16,617, 16,618, 16,620, 16,622, 16,623, 16,626, 16,628,
16,629, 16,631, 16,633, 16,636, 16,660, 16,662. Haddenham,
Newmarket, Cambridge, Ditton Valence, Wickham, Hogginton,
Saxton, Cheveley, Harston, Madingley, co. Cambridge ; temj^.
Hen. L-Hen. VII. With seals of David, Earl of Huntingdon,
afterwards King of Scotland, and of S. de St. Liz, Earl of
Huntingdon.
16.611, 16,626, 16,630, 16,632, 16,640. Adlingfleet, Swansland,
Hutton Crancewick, Sunderlandwick, co. York ; tempp. Edw. 11.-
Hen. VI.
16.612, 16,624, 16,626, 16,637, 16,639, 16,643, 16,644, 16,646,
16,661, 16,664, 16,668-16,664, 16,666. Ixning, Ampton. Thorpe-
juxta-Ixworth, Wykene [Wioken], Norton, Belhaw, Denington,
Wickham-Skeyth, Stanton, Debach, Bemingham, Burgate,
Framlingham, Kettleborough, co. Suff. ; tempp. Edw. II.-
Cbas. I.
16.613, Stapleford, co. Chest. ; temp. Edw. 11.
16,614, 16,616. Harbledown, Minster, co. Kent; temp. Edw. III.
16,616. Newenham, co. Hertf. ; temp. Edw. 11.
16,621. Clerkenwell Priory, co. Midd. ; 1237-8.
16,636. Wrote, CO. Line. ; 1402.
16,667, 16,668. Commission for impressing seamen in co. Norf.,
1678 ; — Certificate of the Governor of Massachusetts Colony
in New England, 1678 ; with seal of the Colony.
16,669-16,673. Papal and other grants to Eton College, co. Buck. ;
1440-1740. With hMa of Eugenius IV., and seals of the
College.
16,627. Will of W. de Kirkeby, of Norwich ; 1313.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 16,674—16,688. 773
15,674-16,680. Grants of lands in the Province of Ulster, in Ireland,
1571 ; in Salynges, Leighs-Magna, Felsted, Blaok-Nottley, co.
Essex, 1296, 1332; grant of Hen. II. of England, [1165-1175];
orders for payments of the debts and funeral expenses of Mary,
Queen of England, and of the debts of Mary, Queen of Soots ; 1559,
1568.
16,881-16,683. Deeds relating to the family of Pellatt, of Lewes, oo.
Suss. ; 1718-1735. Presented by W. Durrant Cooper, Esq,
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIBED IN THE TSAB
18 6 2.
TkefoUavoing Nos.^ 15,684-16,786, were presented hy the family of the laie
Sir F. Palgrave, K.H.
16,684-16,786. Grants of lands in -various oonnties; tempp. Hen. IL-
Chas. II. Among them are : —
16,68^16,602, 16,604r-16,611, 16,613-16,616, 16,618, 15,619, 16,760,
16,782. Grants of lands in Essex ; temp. Hen. III.-1654.
15,603. WiU of W. Mtmt, of Bradfield, oo. Essex ; 1473.
15,621-16,634, 16,63fr-16,641, 16,643. Grants of lands in Middle-
sex; 1299-1697.
15,645-16,662, 16,665, 16,666, 15,776. York; temp. Edw. L-1694.
16,668, 16,743-16,762. Suffolk; temp. Hen. ni.-1631.
15,669-16,674,16,678-15,686,15,732,16,769. Cambridge; 1316-
1649.
15,686-15,701, 15,776. Hants ; tempp. Hen. n.-Edw. II.
15,703, 15,729-16,731, 15,733, 16,748. Kent; temp. Edw. I.-1537.
16,704, 16,738, 15,781. Somerset ; 1324-1576.
15,706. Will of W. Nele of Harpden, oo. Hertford ; 1479.
15,706-15,713. Wbeatbamstead, oo. Hertford ; 1364-1436.
16,714, 15,715, 15,718-16,721, 16,747, 16,768, 16,778. Norfolk;
temp. Edw. I.-1587.
16,717. Extent of Pirnowe, co. Noi-f. ; 1387-88.
15,723-15,727. Luton, oo. Bedford; temp. Hen. 111.-1493.
16,728. WiU of N. Purvey, of Dunstable ; 1621.
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ADDITIONAL CHAETBBS, 16,741—16,898. 776
16,741. Will of Sir B. Stanhope, Et., of Fledboiotigli, oo. Noti;
1433.
16,771. Grant from B. de Blundevil, Earl of Chester, to the
mon^ustery of Gombermere, of land in the forest of Maoolesfield,
CO. Chester; [1181-1232].
16,779. Conveyanoe to John Mowbray, son of John Dnke of
Norfolk, and Elizabeth his wife, of the manor of Washingtoni
CO. Suss.; 1448.
16,784-16,786. Petition of the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed to
Bichard 11. ; bond of the town and merchants of Calais,
1446 ; and appointment of a Notary Pablic by Maurice, Prince
of Orange, 1589.
16,787. Boll of the statutes of successive bishops of Exeter, for the
government of the cathedral chapter; 1268-1337. Presented by
Sir W. 0. Trevelyan, BarL
16,788-16,897. Grants of land in various counties ; tempp. Edw. L-
Anne. Among them are : —
16,791, 16,793, 16,794, 16,799^16,802, 16,804r-16,806, 16,812-16,817,
16,820-16,828, 16,830-16,834, 16,836-16,840, 16,842, 16,843.
Grant of lands in co. Gloucester; 1666-1677.
16,788-16,790, 16,792, 16,796-16,797, 16,807, 16,808, 16,810, 18,811,
16,841, 16,844. Court-rolls and extracts of court-rolls of Hannam
manor, co. Glouc. ; temjp. Hen. VIII.-1679.
16,842,16,846-16,860. Grants of lands in Somerset ; 1421-1712.
16,861-16,868,16,886,16,887. Hants; 1306-1463.
16,861. Terrier-roll of glebe lands in Wymondham, ecu Norf. ; 1678.
16,862-16,864. Grants relating to Beetwood Park, co. Nott. ; 1681.
16,866. Arrears-roll of Bochford, Foulness, and Leigh manors, co.
Essex; 1426.
16,866-16,869, 16,871. Grants oi lands in Essex; 1544-lmp.
Chas. II.
16,878. Bent-roll of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster in
Wheathamstead, co. Hertf. ; 1705.
16,883. Bent-roll of Alrewasse manor, co. Staff.; 1509.
16,890. Compotns-roU of Eton College; 1523-4.
16,892. Commission to Balph Lord Eure and others, to treat
with Budolph II. of Germany and Christian lY. of Denmark;
1602.
16,896. Boll of deeds concerning Westminster Abbey ; temjp, Bic. II.
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776 ADDITIONAL CHAETEES, 16,898—16,166.
16,898, 16,899. A. B. Three Deeds relatiiig to Iceland ; 1418, 1537,
1538.
16,900, 16,901. Grant from Lewis and Gerhard, " comites fratres de
Eynckhin," of an advowson in Durklieym; 1282; with seals; —
and grant from D. Schenke von Erpach, Archbishop of Maintz, to
the cathedral chapter of Maintz ; 1437 ; with seals,
16,902. Final award of H ^ Abbat of Basing werk, and J-de Lei-
cester, on matters of dispute between Dame Christian Cadogan
and Diggory Says ; Hawarden, Feb. 1394. Fr. With seal.
16,903-16,147. Court-rolls and compotus-rolls of Chedzoy manor, oo.
Somers. ; 1329-1680.
16.148. Licence to the Chapter of Cologne to quarry stones in
Mt. Drachenfels in Prussia, for the fabric of Cologne cathedral ;
1285. With seal
16.149. Grant to Toby Matthew, afterwards Archbishop of York, of
land in Newcastle-on-Tyne ; 1592.
16.160. Grant to St. Vincent's Prioiy at Lisbon ; 1238 ; with huOa of
Gregory IX.
16.161. Inventory of goods of Sir W. Child, Kt, of Kinlett, co. Salop ;
1678.
16,162, 16,168. Royal pardon to T. Bonvile, of North Leigh, oo. Comw. ;
1447 ; — and mortgage by Hie Marquis of Winchester of his house at
Chelsea, co. Middl., and lands in co. Southant., for debts to the
Crown ; 1572. With seals. Presented hy Sir W. C. Trevdyan, Bart.
16,164. Patent of creation of William Lord Cadogan as Baron of
Oakley, co. Buck. ; 1 May, 1718.
16,166. Covenant for the building of Kew Bridge, with plans and con-
tract; 1784.
16.166. Quit-claim by J.Pashley to Sir J. Cheyne, J. Scot, and others,
of Mote manor, co. Sussex ; Dec. 1458. Witii fine seal.
16.167. Grant of land in St. Mary's parish, Cambridge ; 1342. With
seals. Presented hy 0. Dewn, Esq.
16,168-16,166. Letters of admission into holy orders and induction
into various benefices of Laurence Sterne, the author; 1736-1760.
With seals. Presented hy W. Durrani Cooper, Esq., FJSJi.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTEKS AND BOLLS
AGQUIBED IN THE TEAR
18 63.
16467. CoMFOTUS-ROLL of the stewards of Kettlebaston manor, oo«
Suffl; 1471-2.
16^68-16,170. Deeds relating to Sir Christ. Wren and his family ;
1692, 1715 ;— and will of Christ. Wren of Wroxall, co. Warw., in
1746.
16471, 16,178. Belease of the manor and advowson of Brockhole, co.
Northant. ; 16 Nov. 1586 ;— «nd probate of the will of J. Catesby
of Olthorpe, oo. Northant. ; 1 Deo. 1486 ; with prerogative geal ot
Christ Churoh, Canterbury.
16,173, 16,174. Grants of land in Winchelsea, co. Suss., and Melbury-
Osmund, co. Dors. ; temp. Hen. III.
16,176. Gbaht from Edward I, to Christ Church Priory, Canterbury,
of amercements and chattels; 1294.
16476-16,188. Grants of land to religious houses in Eent^ and other
documents : —
16,176, 16,180, 16481. Grants of land to the Hospital of Domus
Dei at Dover; 1437, 1356, 1290.
16,177. Delivery of royal plate to the keeper of the Privy 6eal ;
1406.
16478. Bestoration by Simon [Islip], Archbishop of Canterbury,
to the See of Canterbury of certain churches in Kent; 1365.
16479, 16,186-16,188. Grants of land to the priories of Christ
Chnrch, St. Augustine, St. Thomas the Martyr, and the Holy
Trinity, at Canterbury ; tempp. Hen. II.-Hen. III.
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778 ADDITIONAL OHAETERS, 16,188—16,219.
16,182-16,184. Grants of the manors of Northie and Bockholt, and
East Oldham, and of land in Oldham, co. Snss. ; 1281, 1275.
16,186. Grant of land in Eastbridge, oo. Kent; 1228.
16,189, 16,190. Facsimilks of grants of land in Birmingham, oo. Warw. ;
1489, 1519. Presented hy Tondinaon Smith, Esq.
16,191-16,221. Gbants of lands in various counties in England ;
deeds relating to the English wars in France, and other documents,
viz.: —
1. Grants of land relating to —
16,19L Oaldecote, co. Bedf.; 1303.
16.192. Benetfield sub Bedhurst [co. Suss. ?] ; temp. Hen. IIL
16.193. Thunnake Park, co. York.; 1419.
16,195-16,199. Hertlj, West Worldham, and manor of Norton, oo.
Hants; 1306-1623.
16,200-16,202. Trinity Priory at Canterbury, Faversham, Preston,
Bredgar, and Milton, co. Kent; 1168-1493.
16,204-16,207. Bristol, 00. Glouc; 1295-1426.
16,208-16,211. Farlegh, Questling, and Winchelsea, oo. Suasex ;
1281, 1364-1380.
2.Deeds relating to Uie English wars in France, and miscellaneous
documents, viz, : —
16.194. Memoranda of families of Drayton and Wreysley ; 1482-
1509.
16,201. Will of T. Petyt, of Dover ; 1501.
16,203. Gompotus-roll of J. Saloott, o/. Capon, Bishop of 8ali8l>ury ;
1541-2.
16,212. Credentials of Prince DIonysius, Portuguese Ambassador,
to Edward I. ; drca 1300.
16,213-16,215, 16,217. Acquittances for military and other expenses
in France; 1319, 1322, 1451, 1645.
16,216. Grant of arms by the Emperor Frederick III. to Mr.
Matthew Tristram of London; 1467 ; copied 1710«
16.218. Enquiry for the admission of G. de Marly, son of the
Sieur de la FaJaiae, into the Order of St. John of Jerusalem ;
1610.
16.219. Boll of horses and arms for the militia of Yorkshire;
1660-1654.
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ADDITIONAL OHABTEBS, 16,220—16,380. 779
16,220, 16,22L Letters empowering Sir B. E. Porter, Charg6
d' Afi&dres in Venezuela, to treat for the abolition of slavery ;
1836, 1837. Signed by William lY. and Queen Viotoria; with
^eoi Mob of William lY.
16,222-16,279. Obdebs, acqnittanoeB, oertifioates, mnster-rolls, efo.,
relating to the English wars in France ; 1396-1547.
16,280. Ikventobt of goods of W. Smith, of Faversham, oo. Kent;
1671.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIBED IN THE TEAB
18 64.
16,881-16,293. Deeds relating to the South Sea Company; 1711-
1714. With great seah of Qneen Anne and George I. Presented
by the Trustees of the late South Sea Company,
16,294-16,296. Deeds relating to the fleanily of Van Orlej, of Brussels ;
1642-1739. With signature and seal of Lucas Melchior Tempi,
Archbishop of Nicomedia.
16,297-16,299. Deeds relating to the family of Oranstoun, of Cavers
and Lauder, in Scotland ; 1472, 1489, 1562. With seats.
16,300-16,316. Deeds relating to Brixen, Steteneke, Neustiflb, Ster-
zing, Stamms, Au, Felsz, and Gries, in the Tyrol; 1237^1534; — and
rules of the Weavers' Society of Gries and Botzen ; 1768. Lot,
and Germ. With seals.
16,317-16,331. Grants of land in Tenterden, Leigh, and Chart, co.
Kent, 1363-1498 ; and [16,326] of Mote manor, co. Sussex, 1459.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIBED IN THE TEAR
18 66.
16,332-16,334. Court-roll, 1319-20, and oompotus-roU, 1437-8, of
Taunton Priory, eo. Somers. ; and accompt-roll of the erection of
the new ordnance house within the Tower of London; temp.
Mary I.
16,336. Belease of land in Hnby, co. York; 1692. Presented hy
J. Syhes, Esq.
16,336. CoMPOTUS-ROLL of the bailiffs of Sir T. Oresham, in cos. Nor£,
Suff., Cambr., Derb., York, Dnrh., Somers. and Suss. ; 1566-1569.
16,337-16,608. Grants of land in co. Kent, chiefly to Christ Church
and Trinity Priories at Canterbury, St. Martin's Priory and Domus
Dei Hospital at Dover ; and [Monks] Horton Priory; tempp. Hen. I.-
Hen. YIIL Arranged alphabetically under names of places.
Among them are [16,431] a roll of expenses of the Commonalty of
Winchelsea, in 1388-9 ; and [16,433] an account of the receiver
of Sir Thomas Erpingham, Constable of Dover Castle and Warden
of the Cinque Ports, in 1406.
16,609, 16,610. Marriage certificate of T. Yickers and M. Beedle of
Shadwell, co. Middl., Quakers, 1702; and list of prisoners in
Newgate gaol, 1726. Presented hy A. W. Fraaiksy Esq.
16,611. Grant of Henry VIII. to E. Sezten of the monastery of
Friars Minors in Limerick ; circa 1540.
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ADDITIONAL CHAETERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIRED IN THE TEAS
18 66.
16,512-16,614. Grants by Baymond .Berenger, Count of Baroelona,
Viceroy of Aragon, and his son Alfonso, King of Arag<Hi, to the
Order of Enights Templars in Spain, of lands and priTileges in
Spain; 1143,1168, 1171.
16,616. Grant from Diego I. of Aragon of the tower of Almagafes in
Valencia; 1262. With &ttZk(.
16.616. Grant of land from the same to the Abbey of St. Vincent at
Valencia; 1245.
16.617. Grant &om the same of the castle of Perpunxen in Valencia;
1269.
16,518. Grant from the same to the Order of Knights Templars in
Spain; 1275.
16,619, 16,620. Bale of lands to the OBirmelite Priory at Valencia,
1283 ; and aoqidttance to the same priory for the price of a chnroh
bell; 1288.
16.621. Grant by the Procurator of the Priory of St Vincent at
Valencia; 1294.
16.622. PROMUiiGATiON of papal privileges to the Cistercian Order in
Spain; 1297.
16.623. Grani from Diego IL of Aragon to the Oarmelite Prioiy at
Valencia; 1298.
16,624, 16,626. Grani^ from Pedro II. of Aragon to St. Isabel's Abbey
at Valencia ; 1358, 1386. With signature and grecU seals.
16,625. Grant from the Infante Martin, son of Pedro II. of Aragon, of
a scrivenership in Altnra ; 1381. With signature,
16,627. Letters of Juan, King of Aragon, in favour of St. Isabel's
Abbey at Valencia ; 1466. Span* With signature.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 16,528—16,574. 783
*
16,518. Ordsb of Ferdinand of Gaatile and Aragon to the Infante
Enriqne, Duke of Segovia, Lieutenant-General of Valencia, relating
to the reformed religions houses in Valencia ; 1497. £^tt. With
iigiuUwre and seal " en plaqne."
16,689. Bull of Panl in. to the Bishop of Caserta relating to the
property of St. Mary's Abhey of Valdtgna in Valencia ; 1540. With
butta.
16,630. Order of Clement Vin. to his Nnncio in Spain to confirm the
election of B. Serrano as Abhat of St. Mary of Valdigna ; 1596.
With the Annulua PUeataris '' en plaque."
The foUowing Noa,, 16,631-16,679, mre formerly in the eottection of Sir
John Fenn, editor of the *^ Pcuton Letters;" and fnany of them had
belonged to Francis Blomefieldy Thomas MarHn of Palgrave, and others^
who have endorsed them.
16,831-16,579. Grahts of lands, conrt-rolls of manors, and other
doonments relating to cos. Snrr., Norf., Snff. and Hertf. ; tempp.
Hen. in.-Eliz. ; viz. :—
1. Ghrants of land : —
16,631. Heastchert [East Chart] and Blechingley, co. Surr. ;
1229-1261.
16,642, 16,650, 16,667, 16,668. Topcroft, King's Lynn, Oreake,
and Olaxton, oo. Norf. ; 1405-1626.
16,565-16,667, 16,670, 16,671, 16,573, 16,676. Eyke, Eye, Thran-
deston, Finingham, Aspall, Faoons-Hall, Rickinghall, Botesdale,
Haoghley, and Thetford, oo. Snff. ; 1379-1532.
16,572. Bark way, oo. Hertf.; 1509.
2. 16,632-16,639, 16,641, 16,663, 16,561, 16,662, 16,676. EoUs of
account, e<c., of the manors of Banstead, co. Surr. ; 1325 ; Hales Hall,
Bressingham, Buckenham, Oznead, Clare Honor, co. Norf.; (enip.
Edw. I.-1427 ; Framlingham, Sylham Monachorum, and Fakenham,
00. Suff. ; 1879-1561.
3. 16,644, 16,647, 16,552, 16,553, 16,655, 16,556, 16,669. 16,660,
16,563. Compotus-roUs of the receivers-general, bailiffs, etc., of
W. Hart, Bishop of Norwich, 1450, 1451; T. Howard, Duke of
Norfolk, 1617-1518; T. de Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk, 1324,
1325; M. Plantagenet, Countess of Norfolk, 1385-6; E. Fitzalan,
Countess of Norfolk, 1377-8 ; T. Mowbray, Earl of Norfolk, 1401-
1403; J. Howard, Duke of Norfolk, 1483-4; T. Howard, Earl of
Surrey, 1509-1510 ; and J. Snoryng, chaplain of Bungay, 1404-5.
4. 16,646, 16,674. Wills of J. Ode of Noi-wich, 1458; and W. Onge of
Hepworth, 1516.
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784 ADDITIONAL CHARTERS. 16.648—17.807.
5. 16,548, 16,649, 16,S51, 16,558. Inventories of goods of B. Apple-
yard of Braken-Ash, 1628; Sir B. Qawdy of West-Harling, 1606 ;
L. Constable of Swaffham-Market, 1660[1]; and of lands of J.
Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, 1461.
6. Miscellaneous documents : —
16,540. Feodary of Sir E. de Thorpe, in cos. Norf., Suff., Cambr.
and Essex; 1405-6.
16,543. Manumission of J. Oybbys, of the manor of Caltborpe,
00. Norl; 1443.
16,545. Information against B. Ledham of Witton le Blofield,
00. Norf., for rioting ; 1462.
16,554. Certificate of the keeper of Framlingham Park, of
" dere slayne and dede of moreyn ;" 1515-16.
16,564. Grant from Cecilia, widow of B. Plantagenet, Duke of
York, to Margaret, widow of W. Tyrrell, of the wardship of
James, son of W. Tyrrell ; 1462. With 8eal.
16,569. Exemplification of the act of attainder of persons im-
plicated in Lambert Simnel's rebellion in 1487, with a view
to confirm the titles of those holding forfeited lands ; 1499.
16,577. Bate of wares in the port of London ; 1507.
'16,578. Warrant for pajonent of Sir W. Parr, brother to Qu.
Katharine Parr, for military service ; 1514. Signed and sealed
by Hen. VHI.
16,579. Boyal '* Proclamacion for ye matter of Scotland and
Fraunce," directed against the House of Guise ; 1559. Signed
by Qu. Elizabeth.
ThefoUowing Nos., 16,580-17,202, were presented hy Sir W. C. Trevelyan,
Bart.
16,580-17,202. Deeds relating to the family of Soott of Calverley, co.
York, who temp. Edw. III. assumed the name of Calverley ; xiith-
xvnth centt. Among them are :— [16,758, 16,762] bailiff's account
of J. de Byrle in 1279, and account of expenses of J. de Calverley in
1309-10 ; [16,789, 16,968, 16,969, 17,129] wills of E. Paytfin of
Heddingley, 1342 ; W. Calverley, 1489 ; and J. de Lee of Bramhope,
1421 ; and [17,158, 17,161] rent-rolls of St. Mary's Abbey at York,
1424, 1544.
17,203-17,206. Grants of land in Utrecht and Nuremberg ; 1421-
1688. Dutch and Oerm.
17,207. Bulks for the mayoralty of Thetford, cos. Norf. and SuflF.; 1313.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 17,208— 17. 262. 785
17,908, 17,209. Aooount-rolds of the keeper of the household of
Margaret Plantagenet, Gouutess of Norfolk, 1385-7 ; and of the
receiTer-general of J. de Mowbray, Earl Marshal, afterwards Duke
of Norfolk, 1422-3.
17,210-17,212. Court-roll of Sheffield manor, co* York, 1564[5];—
award respecting Thombury oastle, oo. Qlouc, 1630 ; — and grant of
a market and fair to Thombury, 1670 ; with great seal of Chas II.
17,21^-17,216. Sale of tithes of Kirkham Abbey, co. York, 1629 ;
— sale of rent of a house in Alnwiok, co. Northiimb., 1655 ; — and
appointment of G. Forbes as Surgeon to the garrison of Bermuda,
1744; signed by Geprge II., and countersigned by Lord Harrington.
Presented by Sir W. C. Trevdyan, BaH.
17,216. AoQUiTTANGE of Agnes, wife of Giovanni Vallaresso, for a
legacT* from her mother, Maria, relict of Michele Mauroceni, of
Yenice ; 4 Mar. 1325. Lai.
17,217-17,262. Deeds relating to the family of Paston of Paston, oo.
Korf., and to Sir John Fastolf, their relative; tempp. Hen. IILr-
Chas. IL Among them are : —
17,228. Proposals of E. de Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick,
Guardian of Henry VI., to the Privy Council, for the reform of
the government, and agreed to by the Council; 29 Nov. 1432.
With signatures.
17,228-17,231. Compotus-rolls of the masters of the works at Sir
J. FastolTs new mansion at Caistor ; 1433-5.
17.246. Boll of household expenses of J. Paston ; 1457--8.
17.247. Inventory of goods of Sir J. Fastolf; ante 1459.
17,258. WiU of Margaret Paston ; 1481[2].
17,265. Valuation list of goods of J. Gloys and others ; xvth
cent.
17,258. Deed relating to Sir J. Fastolf s college at Caistor;
xvth cent.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIRED IN THE YEAR
18 6 7.
17,268| 17,264. SPEaFiCATiox and patent for firearms by J. S. Panly,
of Eenniugton, and U. Sartoris; 1816, 1817.
17,266, 17,266. Marriage flettlements of J. Scott, of Westminster and
.Jamaica, and F. M. Henderson, of Putney a^d Jamaica; 10 Dec.
1751 ; and will of M. Gregory, of St. Catbarine*8, Jamaica; 24 Dea
1778. With $e(d9 of the Island of Jamaica. Presented by Edward
J. L. ScoU, Esq.
17,267-17,361. Grants of lands chiefly in Sussex and Surrey, chrono-
logically aiTanged ; tempp. Edw. I.-Eliz. ; vi». : —
17,267, 17,268, 17,270, 17,271, 17,276-17,277, 17,280, 17,291,
17,292, 17,294, 17,296, 17,298, 17,299, 17,306, 17,308-17,310,
17,S14r-17,316, 17,320, 17.322, 17,324, 17,326, 17,331, 17,334,
17,346. Crawley, Ifield, Budgwick, Lewes, Horsham, New
Shoreham, Busper, and Saleburst, co. Sussex.
17,269, 17,271^-17,274, 17,278, 17,279. 17,281-17,290, 17,293,
17,297, 17,300, 17,301, 17,303, 17,304, 17,306, 17,307, 17,311-
17,313, 17,318, 17,319, 17,321, 17,323, 17,326, 17,327-17,330,
17,332, 17,333, 17,336-17,339, 17,341-17,343, 17,34ft-17,36L
Newdegate, Surbiton, Wotton, Cranley, East Catshall, Ewhurst,
Charhvood, Eenrodeford, Dorking, Ockley, Abingworth,
Horley, Gomshall, West Cheam, Godalming, Leigh, Kingston,
Shalford, co. Surrey.
17,302, 17.344. Trowe [Trough] and Salisbury, co. Wilt.; 1333,
U72.
17,317. Sevenhampton-Vaus, co. Som. [?] ; 1360.
17,340. Frendsbury, co. Kent ; 1469.
17,296. Will of Gunnilda atte Denne, of Dorking, co. Surr. ; 1318.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 17,858—17,856. 787
17,85S. Lbasb by Sir Walter Ral^li of land in Eilwatermoyne, oo.
Waterford ; 1594. With signature and seal,
17,368. CoNTiBMATiON of the rules of St. Elizabeth's chapel before the
gates of Wolveseye castle near Winchester ; 1320. With seal of
W. Reynolds, Archbishop of Canterbury.
17,864, 17,866. Royal grant to Sir T. Pope, of Ix)ndon, of lands of
the dissolved abbeys of Wincheloombe, co. Glouc, Battle, co. Suss.,
and Broeme, oo. Ozon., 1540 ; with great seal of Hen. VIU. ; —
and licence to Sir H. Lee to alienate lands of the dissolved abbey
of Medmenham, oo. Buck. ; 1598 ; with seal.
17,366. Ih JUNCTION in a suit relating to land in Tiddenham, co.
Olonc; 165{; with seal of Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector.
Presented by A. W. Franks, Esq.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIRED IN THE YEAB
18 68.
17,367. AcooMPT of W. James, Bishop of Durham, for the custody of
Lady Arabella Stuart, from 14 to 31 Mar. 1610; rendered 7 Feb.
1612.
17,36S-17,387. Grants of land, etc., in various counties; tempp.
Hen. I.-EIiz. ; as follows ; —
17,368-17,361, 17,366, 17,366, 17,373, 17,377-17,380, 17,382.
Atherston, Almodismedwe [at Sowe?], Bramoot, Byton, Bul-
kington, co. Warwick; 1100-1359.
17,362. Rickmansworth, co. Hertf. ; temp, Edw. I.
17,364. Carlby, co, Line. ; temp. Edw. L
17,372. Checkley, co. Staflf. ; 1386.
17,376. Whilworth, CO. Durham; 1348.
17,384. Marston-Moretajme, co. Bedf. ; 1461.
17,386, 17,386. Agmondesham, co. Buck. ; 1470, 1546.
17,387. Burston, co. Norf. ; 1576.
17,363, 17,367-17,371, 17,374, 17,376, 17,381, 17,383. Denshanger,
Essen [near Rode ?], Wotton, Rode, Passenham, Wicken, Pot-
terspury, co. Northampton ; temp. Edw. 1.-1411.
17,388-17,626. Grants of lands and compotus-rolls of manoi-s in
various counties, chiefly in Hants ; with other documents ; tempp.
Hen, IIL-Geo. I. Among them are : —
1. Grants of lands : —
17,388. Goodmanham, oo. York;
eirea 1203.
17,38&, 17,422. Pickworth, oo. Lino. ;
xmth cent, 1883.
17,390, 17,391, 17,402. Prankley, oo.
Woio. ; temp, Edw. I.-1831.
17,392. Kiimeraley, oo. Heref. ;
1811.
17,394. Willingdike, oo. Northnmb. ;
1321.
17,895-17,397, 17,406. 17,408, 17,409,
17,411, 17,412, 17,424, 17,456.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 17,448—17,664. 789
Newenliam, Fenoj-Sntton, Ald-
rington, Saliabory, and Gheflelden,
CO. WUt. ; 1323-1677.
17,416. East Grinstead, oo. Suss.;
1865.
17,442, 17,445. Ghertsey and Albnzy,
CO. SuR. ; 1601, 1609.
17,444, 17,604, 17,618, 17,621, 17,623,
17,626. London, caMiddl.; 1606-
1681.
17,450-17,453. Deptfbrd, oo. Kent;
1654-1662.
17,454. Lntton, co. Hunt. ; 1669.
17,605. Winston-oum-Polham, co.
Snff. ; 1651.
2. 17,448, 17,466, 17,617, 17,626. Inventories of goods of M. Nicholas,
Dean of St. Paul's, London, 1664; E. Nicholas, widow, of London,
1673; and Sir D. Gawden, Kt., Alderman of London, 1676.
3. 17,467-17,681. Compotus-rolls of Froyle manor, oo. Hants ; 1265-
1367.
4. 17,449. Rent-roll of townlands of Southampton, 1637.
5. 17,606-17,626. Aooompt-rolls, etc., of Sir D. Gawden, victualler to
the Royal Navy; 1660-1681.
17,627. Roll of the acreage and owners of the harony of Romney
Marsh, co. Kent; 36 £dw. III.
17,628, 17,629. Guant of the Due d'0rl6ans for the ransom of G. de
Toumehec, captured at Or6cy ; 1350 ;— and certificate of the English
Governor of Chartres for tiie military stores sent by the Regent,
the Duke of Bedford ; 1426. Fr,
17.630. Grant to Sir G. Bray, Kt, of succession to the lands of E.
Bray ; 1629. With great seed of Charles I.
17.631. Charter of liberties granted to the borough of Dungarvan, oo.
Waterford, Ireland ; 1689. With seal of James II.
17,632-17,687. Rental of Clenys manor, 1374-5 ;— grants of land in
Weetleton, 1475 ;— contract for building a steeple to Walberswick
church, 1426; — ^will of J. Wulward of Walberswick, 1486; — ^remission
of taxation to the tenants of Blithburgh manor, 1485; — and manu-
mission of villeins on the Duke of Norfolk's manor at Framlingham,
1558 ; 00. Snfifolk.
17,688-17,664. Grants to Waltham Abbey, oo. Essex, and Wymondley
Priory, CO. Hertf., of land in various oounties, ohiefly Bedford ;
tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. VI.; m.:— [17,688] Standon, co. Hertf.;
temp. Hen. UF.; [17,639-17,667, 17,669, 17,661-17,664.] Arlesey,
Langfoid, Holwell, Stotfold, co. Bedf.; temp. Hen. in.-1443;
[17,668] Kingsdon, co. Som. ; 1344; [17,660] Shaftesbury, co.
Dors.; 1359.
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790 ADDITIONAL CHABTEB8, 17,668— 17,748.
17,665-17,733. Grants of lands in Lanoashire and other ooonties;
tempp. Hen. III.-Geo. 11. ; viz. : —
17,668, 17,683, 17,687, 17,694-17,697- Twycroas, Langton, Tirle-
toD, 00. Leie. ; temp. Hen. III.-1430.
17,666-17,677, 17,679, 17,680, 17,688, 17,684,17,686. 17.687, 17,689-
17,701, 17,708-17,707, 17,709-17,721, 17,728, 17,726^17,731,
17,733. Hindley, Golborne, Ince, Wigan, Garden, Eocleston,
Culcheth, Bretherton, Tarleton, Solond, Lejland, Lowe, oo.
Lane. ; tempp. Hen. IlL-Geo. IL
17,678, 17,681, 17,682. Ware, oo. Hertf. ; 1344-1355.
17,683, 17,686. Hendon, oo. Middl. ; 1361, 1394.
17,688, 17,688. Ootton-juxta-Taunton and elsewhere, oo. Somers. ;
1392, 1403.
17,702, 17,724. Dwygyfylohi, co. Caemarv. ; 1444, 1574.
17,703, 17,704, 17,708, 17,722. Penhurst, oo. Suss.; 1446-1562.
17,732. Plan of Heyfield ohapel at Glossop, oo. Derb. ; 1638.
17,734-17,782. Dbicds relating to the family of Paston, of Paston, oo.
Norf. ; 1226-1624. Among them are :—
17,748. Aooonnt-roll of deer in Framlingham Park, oo. Suff. ;
1615-1520.
17,749-17,782. Inventories of goods of W. Felgate, 1572; Sir J.
Pettus of Norwich, 1614; R. Felgate of Bedgrave, 1616; and
J. Felgate of Yaxley, 1618.
17,783. Licence to W. Legg to ereot a theatre in London, and form
a company of players ; 1664.
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ADDITIONAL OHARTEKS AND BOLLS
ACQUIRED IN THE YEAB
1869.
17,754. BBLBA0K of the mandra of Wishford Magna, eo. Wilt, and
Bonham, oo. Son^. ; 1356. PreietOed hff Oapt. Btmham^ B.N.
17,705-17,819- Dkbds relating to the family of Archer, co. Warwick ;
temjip. Edw. L-Gleo. II. Among them are [17,758-17,811] conrt-
rolU and rentals of the manors of Solihull, 1408-1712 ; Tam worth,
1562-1696; and Monkspath, 162d-1641; oo. Warw.
17,820-17,837. Geasts of lands, in oos. Lineohi, Kent, Eaaez, and
Middlesex; 1279-1800; viz.:— .
17,880. Walterchine, CO. Linc.[?]; 1278-9.
17,881-17,824, 17,888, 17,880, 17,884-17,887. Elham, Denton,
Wingham, Preston, Wye, Faversham, Ospring, Bromfield,
Brookland, Brensett, Snave, Godmersham, Hythe, Barham,
Canterhnry, Lydd, Broomhill, oo. Kent.
17,83L Axdleigh, eo. Essex; 1718.
17,833. London ; 1725.
17,885, 17,838. Inventories of goods of T. Cullinge, of Hythe,
1626 ; and J. Davies of St. Giles's, Gripplegate, London, 1723.
17,889. Will of J. Six, widow, of Canterbury ; 1678.
17,838-17,948. Tatal bulls, charters, and other documents, relating to
various places in France, including the undermentioned abbeys;
1142-1399:—
17,888. Anchin; 1142.
17,889-17,848, 17,858-17,868. Fouoar-
mont; etroa 1164-1244.
17,849-17,852, 17,860. Citoaux; 1244-
1871.
17,859, 17,881. Rouen ; 1311, 1290.
17,861. Fontevrault ; 1231.
17,868. HMpital of Pari* ; J202.
17,863, 17,864, 17,866-17,872, 17,936.
Bheims; 1268-1898.
17,881. Beo; 1290.
17,888. Baome; 1303.
17,880, 17,891. Senonea; 1288^ 1808.
17.892. ChartieB; 1306.
17.893. YaUdeft-£coUen; 1315.
17.894. Keven; 1816.
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ADDITIONAL CHABTEBS, 17,840—18,088.
17397, 17,898, 17,912. St Paxdoox;
1838-1362.
17,902. SoisBOXU; 1340.
17,904. Blou; 1343.
17,907. PoDtaudemer; 1385.
17.909. Seclis; 1855.
17.910. Caen; 1359.
17,915-17,918. OontanceB; 1364-1482.
17,919. Condom; 1364.
17.920. Avesnee; 1366.
17.921. Moyenmonstier; 1366.
17,924. Ofa&loDB; 1378.
17,929,17,937. SanYe-M^jeore ; 1891,
1398.
17,931. Laon; 1392.
17,935. Balme; 1396.
17,940. Mortemer ; early xrth cent
The Papal BuIIb, from Alexander III. [1159-1181] to Innocent IV.
[1244], and a few later copiesy are included in the Nos. 17,840-
17,861.
The following Nob., 17,943-18,088, %Dere bequeathed by 8. Mitchell, Esq.
17,943-18,088. Gr^^nts of lands and other documents relating to cos.
York, Noi"thampton, Buckingham, and Derby; tempp. Hen. IIL-
Geo. IV. ; viz. ;—
17,943-17,961, 17,963-17,971, 17.973-18,004, 18,006-18,024,
18,026-18,031, 18,034, 18,035, 18,037-18,042, 18,047-18,064,
18,059-18,061, 18,063, 18,066, 18,068-18,088. Grants of lands
in Gilthwait, Whiston, Botherham, Halifax, Sheffield, oo. York ;
tempp. Hen. III.-Geo. IV.
18,032, 18,033, 18,055-18,058, 18,062. Cosgrove, Furtboe, Potters-
pury, Yardley, Gobion, Stratford, Passenham, and Cpgenhoe,
CO. Northampt ; 1669-1696.
18,050. Whitchurch, CO. Buck. ; 1617.
18,065. Bamford, Hathersage, Newbold, Eyam, Chesterfield, co
Derby; 1704.
Among them are : —
17,962. A-0. Deeds relating to the family of Bella Aqua, or
Bellew, of Carleton, co. York; 1278-1341.
17,972, 18,005, 18,025, 18,036, 18,043, 18,045, 18,067. WiUs of J.
BuiTows of Gilthwait, 1581 ; A. Shaw of Bradfield, 1606 ; F.
Shaw of Botherham, 1639 ; E. Shaw of Bradfield, 1662 ; E.
Draper of Stony-Stmtford, 1673 ; A. Whalley of Stony-Stratford,
1673 ; and N. Shaw of Bradfield, 1711.
18,044, 18,046, 18,064. Inventoiies of goods of E. Draper of
Stony-Stratford, 1673; A. Whalley of Stony-Stratfoi-d, 1674;
and R. Cosen of Laughton, 1600.
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ADDITIONAL CHABTEBS, 18,089—18,194. 793
TkefoUawing Nos,, 18,089-18,100, were presented by W. Durrani
Cooper^ Esq,
18,089-18,092, 18,094, 18,096, 18,097-18,100. Writs of entrios for
reocyveries of lands in Arlington, Isfield, Bnrghersh, Etchingham,
Ifield, Brighton, Hailsham, East Grinstead, Wartling, Herstmon-
oeauz, 00. Suss. ; 1382-1593. 18,093. Horsmonden, oo. Kent ; 1566.
18,098. Whitlejwood, Ecoleshall, Shefiaeld, oo. York; 1587.
18,101. Obder of the oourt of Jurates of Jersey, relating to the fee
called " Ponterin ;" 16 Oct. 1670. Fr. and Engl With seal.
18,102-18,106. Grants of lands at Botzen, in the Tyrol ; 1383-1474.
Germ.
TKefoUomng Nos., 18,106-18,136, were presented hy Albert Way, Esq.
I89IO6, 18,107. Api'OINTment of Laurence the Tnsoan to the Chancellery
of Brescia, 1510; and commission to Count H. de Martinang for
service in Italy, 1537. Lot. and Fr. With great seals of Louis
XIL and Francis I. of France.
18409-18,136. Obants of land in Broomfield, Little Waltham, Ymphey
Hall manor, High-Easter, Pleshey, Flaistow, co. Essex; tempp.
Edw. lll.-Jas. L
18436-18,194. Grajvts of lands, conrt-rolls, eto., relating to various
counties, chiefly Hertford ; tempp. Hen. Ill.-Will. IIL ; viz. : —
18,136, 18,148. Grants of lands in Chalton and Toddingtcw, co.
Bedf.; 1638, 1604.
18437-18,139, 18,142, 18461, 18,16»-18,168, 18,160-18,180, 18,188--
18,194. St. Alban's and Cashio[bury], co. Hertf. ; temp. Edw. I.^
1671.
18,140,18,162. London; 1700. •
18,146-18,160. Waddesdon, co. Buck.; 1515-1595.
18,182. Malmesbury, co. Wilt. ; 1370.
18,141, 18,144-18,161. Court-rolls and extracts of court-rolls of
the manors of Wiggenball and Cashio[bury], co. Hertf., 1647,
1650; and Waddesdon, co. Buck., 1515-1595.
18,169. Will of A. Bele of Ware, 00. Hertf. ; 1509.
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IDDItlONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
AGQUIBEB IK THE TSAB
18 7 0.
18,196* AcooMPT of Sir J. Mordatint, Treasilrer of dalais; drca 1550.
18.196. EscEMPTioN of religions houses in the see of Hereford from a
subsidy granted by convocation to Henry YJH. ; 1518.
18.197. AocOMFT of J. de Faiioonberge, royal Escheator for oo. York;
1341-2.
18.198. Beleasi by the Arbhdeaoon of Bedford to the Abbat of Waltham
of visitation of Arlesey chnroh, oo. Bedf. ; circa 1225.
18.199. AoQUiTTANGE from Queen Margaret, 2nd wife of Edward I.,
for receipts from the Eitchange of Lbndon ; 1301.
18,200, 18,202-18,204. Grants of land in Arlesey, co. Bedf. ; Englefield,
GO. Berk.; and Llanatephan, oo. Caermarthen; ienypp. Hen. UL-
Hen. IV.
JjBySOL Bond of S. Fitzmoris, of co. Hertl ; 1262.
18,205. ScEEMS submitted to James L by the Piivy Council, for
founding a college for divinity and history at Earlficourt, near
Chelsea, co. Middl. ; 1610. With $ignature$ and ieals.
18,208. Redemption of a debt on the convent of Sintrud op den Stey-
naert in Flanders; 1412. Flemish.
The f Mowing Nob., 18,207-18,668» were presented by O. P. Scrape, Esq.
18,207-18,550. 1>SEDS relating to the family of Scrope of Castlecombe,
CO. Wilt. ; tempp. Hen. III.-<5eo. IIL Among them are: —
18,218, 18,223, 18,228, 18,236, 18,248, 18,267, 18,268, 18,273,
18,276, 18,283-18,286, 18,296-18,297, 18,301-18,306, 18,307,
18,308, 18,343, 18,382, 18,388, 18,392, 18,393, 18,396, 18,397-
18,416, 18,418-18,426, 18,428, 18,429, 18,432, 18,436, 18,437,
18,438, 18,440-18,442, 18,466-18,469, 18,471, 18,473-18,482,
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ADDITIONAL OHABTBBS, 18,2S8--19,0e2. 795
18,4M-18,497, 18^60fr-18,615, 18»619» 18,621-18,638, 18,640-
18,648, 18,563, 18,666, 18,666. Compotafi and court-rolls, ez-
traotB of court-rolls, and rentals of the manors of Castlecombe
and Wyley, co. Wilt. ; Ozenton, co. Glouc. ; Harston, oo.
Cambr. ; and Harting, co. Suss. ; 1279-1664.
18,288. Aooompt of Sir 8. le Scrope, as Deputy-Lieutenant of
Ireland; drca 1401-1408.
18,226, 18,248, 18,309, 18,340, 18,396, 18,443, 18,464. Wills of
Sir S. le Scrope of Bentley, 1409; Sir J. Falstolf; 1469; E.
Scrope of Castiecombe, 1572 ; J. Scrope of Castlecombe, 1645 ;
W. Forster of Oorsbam, 1672 ; and E. Scrope of Castlecombe,
1781, 1786.
18,269, 18,384, 18,470, 18,617, 18,620, 18,639, 18,662. Inquisitions
and inventi>rie8 of goods of Sir J. Scrope, 1517; S. Turner,
1623-4; Sir B. Tiptoft, 1372; J. Scrope, 1645; W. Forster,
1672; J. Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester, circa 1471.
18,289, 18,498. Acoompt-rolls of B. Scrope, Sheriff of co. Wilt. ;
1546-7.
18,616, 18,618. Appointment of J. Scrope of Castlecombe as
collector of sbip-money, 1635 ; with assessments fur the same
in CO. Wilt., circa 1663.
18,661. Division of the inheritance of Giles, 2nd Baron Badles-
mere, among his sisters; 1339-1342.
The /Mowing NoB^ 18,667-19,062, were preeented hy Sir 0. W. DOke,
Bart.
18,667-19,062. Deeds relating to the &mily of Caryll, of Hardng, oo.
Suss.; temffp. Hen. IIl.-Geo. III. [See also Nos. 8,793-9,202.]
Among them are : —
18,693. Indulgence from A. de Bek, Bishop of Durham ; 1285.
18,619, 18,720, 18,830, 18,964, 19,020, 19,023, 19,068, 19,060,
19,061. Court- and rent-rolls and extracts of court-rolls of the
manors of West Newton, co. Norf. ; 1326 ; Harting, Dumford,
Washington, Kneppe, Grinstead, oo. Suss.; 1502-1693.
18,623. Divisions of the liberty of New Winchelsea, co. Subs. ;
1330.
18,766. Inqtiititio post mortem of N. Husee, of Harting ; 1471.
18,781. Dispensation of absence to T. Maskall, Chaplain of
Horsham, co. Suss. ; 1491.
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796 ADDITIONAL CHABTBR8, 19,063—19,136.
18,791» 18,992, 19,015, 19,018, 19,019, 19,024, 19,027. WiUs of
K. Cooke of Lewes, 1504 ; Sir R. Lechyford of Dorking, 1664
B. Fettiplace of Swinoombe, 1674 ; J. Caryll of Harting, 1680
E. Dowrich of London, 1685 ; A. PhillipB of Harting, 1694
and H. Phillips of Harting, 1696.
18,949. Flan of Drayton farm, in Oving, co. Snss. ; 1637.
18,966. Household-book of the Caryll family ; 1638-1643.
19,036. Summons of Francis, 2nd Visconnt Carrington, to the
Lrish Parliament; 1703.
19,063-19,068. Grants to the abbey of Mont St. Michel, in Normandy,
of churches in the sees of Exeter, Bath, and Winchester; 1193-
1226. Bequeathed hy J. J. Bogera, Esq.
19,069-19,108. Court- and compotus-rolls ; family deeds; and grants
of lands; 1310-1 738, as follows :—
19,069^19,086, 19,090, 19,101, 19,105, 19,108. Court- and com-
potus-rolls, ete,y of Hindringham, 1310-1722; Langham, 1596,
1631 ; Dalling, 1377-1455 ; Batheley, 1377-1455 ; Briningham,
1377-1455; Thursford, 1416-1422; Fulmoldeston, 1696, oo-
Norf. ; Ealing, co. Middl., 1701 ; Canfield, co. Essex, 1400-1445.
19,086, 19,087, 19,089, 19,091-19,093. Deeds reUting to the
family of Hamilton, of oo. Lanark ; 1545-1634.
19,088, 19,096-19,097, 19,102, 19,103, 19,106, 19,107. Grants of
lands in co. Glamorgan ; 1589-1738.
19,094, 19,100, 19,104. Grants of lands in Hindolveston, Croxton,
Besthorpe, Fulmodeston, Eettleston, co. Norf. ; 1635-1700.
19,098. Grant of lands in Hoxne and Eye, oo. Snfif. ; 1681.
19,109. Acquittance to T. Osborne [afterwards Dnke of Leeds], for
collections in co. York ; 1661-2. Lot. Imperfect.
19,110-19,126, 19,132, 19,133. Grants of lands in Bishop's-Stortford and
Haileybury, co. Hertf.; 1452-1725; 19,127-19,131, 19,134. Eoydon,
CO. Essex; 1638-1783. Presented hy Sir O. DuckeU, Bart.
19,136. Geamt of arms to the Masons* Company, of the city of London ;
1472[3], confirmed in 1520[1]. Presented by the Warden and Camusa
of the Company.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
AGQUIBED IH THE TEAB
18 7 1.
19,186-19,146. Grants of lands ; tempp. Hen. III.-Bich. II. ; as follows :—
19.136. In Pembroke ; xiiith cent.
19.137. Longham, co. Somers., to the Hospital for Lepers at
Bradley ; xmth cent.
19J.38-19,142. Englefield, oo. Berk. ; xnith cent.
19,143-19,145. Fenyside, oo. Carmarth. ; 1309-1391.
The following Nos., 19,146-19,176, were presented by W. S. Ellis, Esq.
19,147, 19,160, 19,162-19,166, 19,169, 19,164. Grants of lands in Buck-
stead, Hurstpierpoint, Battle, co. Suss. ; 1383-1680.
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19,160, 19,166. Grants of lands in Reedham, Brandeston, Stmmpshaw,
Midleton, Warham, co. Korf. ; 1646, 1686.
19,162, 19,163. Grants in London ; 1680.
19,146, 19,168-19,176. Wills of Dame M. de Covert, of Lancing, 1866 ;
D. Waldook of Bermondsey, 1695 ; James Holden of Hurstpier-
point, 1696; John Holden of Hurstpierpoint, 1704; W. Fashion,
1713; H. Ford, 1714; W.Courtness of London, 1727 ; T. Harrison,
sen,, of Alboume, 1773 ; T. Harrison, yun., of Albourne, 1782.
19,148, 19,149, 19,161, 19,167,19,161. Extracto of court-rolls of
Bishopshurst manor, co. Suss. ; 1401-1659.
19,168. Subsidy assessment of the rape of Lewes, co. Snss. ; Sept. 1621.
19,167. Inventory of goods of A. Langridge of East Grinstead, oo.
Suss.; 1692.
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798 ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 19,177—19,404.
19,177-19,264. Grants of lands, etc., in various counties, chiefly Berks
and Ozon. ; tempp. Edw. II.-Greo. III. ; viz, : —
19,177-19,181, 19,18S-19,189, 19,19»-19,218, 19,216-19,222, 19,224,
19,229-19,282, 19,234-19,247, 19,249^19,262, 19,264. In co.
Berks; 1316-1764.
19,182, 19,248. Botherwiok, Hartley-Wespall, oo. Hants ; 1513,
1726.
19.190. Cadhay, Ottery St. Mary, Larkbear, Tallaton, Luppitt,
CO. Devon; 1553.
19.191. Great Marlow, co. Buck. ; 1574.
19.192. 19,216, 19,228, 19,226-19,228, 19,236, 19,240, 19,243,
19,244. Thame, Pirton, Wheatfield, .Chalgrove, Chakendon,
Brad well, Kelmscott, co. Oxon. ; 1587-1717.
19,214. Woolbeding, oo. Sussex ; 1624.
19,238. Colchester, co. Essex ; 1690.
19.263. Will of M. Child of Thatcham. co. Berk. ; 1756.
19,266. Gbant of absolution by J. Sante, Abbat of Abingdon, to R.
and A. de ^ke ; 1477.
19,266. Graht of land in Exeter, co. Devon; 1436.
19,267-19,271. Grants of lands, etc., 1566-1764, as follows:—
19,267, 19,260, 19,266, 19,269, 19,270. Bougham, Cookley, King-
shall, Bury St. Edmund's, co. Suffolk; 1566-1759.
19,289, 18,261. Cheveley, etc., co. Cambr. ; 1582, 1620.
19,268, 19,267, 19,268. Brewham, co. Somers. ; 1578-1683.
19,262, 19,263. Wakefield, co. York; 1630, 1647.
19.264. Decies Barony, co. Waterford, Ireland ; 1655.
19,266. B^onthorpe, co. Nor£ ; 1639.
19,271. Harrow, co. Middl. ; 1764.
19,272. Grant from Sir J.^Gresham of ]and in Earlstonham, co. Snff. ;
1577. With rignaiure and seaL
19,273-19,404. Deeds relating to the possessions of the family of
Walpole, Earls of Orford, tempp. Kidi. l.-Qeo. II., including: —
[19,363, 19,366, 19,371, 19,380, 19,386, 19,400, 19,401] Extracts of
court-rolls of the manors of Heacham, Ingoldesthorpe, Shembome,
CO. Norf., 1532-1663; and Mendlesham, co. Suff.; 1548.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 19,405-19,477. 799
19,406, 19,406. Grants of lands in Marlingford, co. Norf., 1338 ; and
Barking and Battisford, oo. Saff. ; 1472.
19,407. CouKT-KOLLS of Morden manor, oo. Surrey; 1485-1508.
19,408-19,410. MARiaAGE of Quakers at the Bull and Mouth Inn in
Aldersgate, London, 1682;— and grants of land in Barking, Battis-
ford, and Bury St. Edmund's, co. Stiff. ; 1520, 1673.
19,411, 19,413. Certificate of burgess-ship in Bridgnorth, co. Salop,
1724;— and grant of lands, etc., to the poor of Kidderminster, oo.
Wore. ; 1768. PremUed by E. A. Hardwiek, Esq.
19,413. Grant of land in Smethcote, co. Salop ; 1540.
19,414-19,433. Grants of land, oonrt^rolls, ete.^ relating to -variona
counties ; tempp. Hen. IV.-Geo. II. ; as follows : —
19,414-19,418, 19,420, 19,426-19,427. Grants of land, etc., in
Felton and Preston, co. Heref. ; 1404-1653.
19,419, 19,421, 19,422, 19,430-19,438. Hurworth, Auckland, co.
Durh.; 1650-1695,
19.423. Treddington, co. Wore; 1600.
19.424. Over BUington, co. Warw. ; 1604.
19.428. Newoastle-on-Tjne, co. Northumb. ; 1655.
19.429. Will of W. Widdrington of Cheesebnmgrange, co.
Northumb.; 1676.
19,434-19,442. Grants of land in Scropton, Church-Broughton, Hatton,
AshoTer, Alfreton, Gresley, co. Derby ; tempp. Ghas. IL-Geo. II.
Presented by J. Sykes, Esq.
19,443. Will of B. Branche of Fleet, co. Line. ; 1391.
19,444-19,477. Grants of lands, rent-rolls, and wills; tempp. Hen.
Vn.-Geo. m.; as follows :—
19,444-19,464, 19,456-19,460, 19,462-19,470, 19,472. Grants of
lands in London, Fulham, Ruislip, Northall, co. Midd. ; 1497-
1730.
19,476-19,477. Kent-rolls, e<o., of Tilbury-cum-Skeythes manor,
CO. Essex; 1616-1729. ^
19,466, 19,461, 19,471, 19,473, 19,474. Wills of J. Taylor of
Northall, 1658 ; G. Bamford of Keevill, 1670 ; M. Godfrey, sen.,
of London, 1688 ; J. Oldham of London, 1727 ; B. Hartley of
Laleham, 1788.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
AOQUIBED IN THE YEAR
187 2.
19 478. GuANT of land in Coventry to the Guild of Corpus Christi in
Coventry, co. Warw. ; 1392. With seals.
19,479-19,616. Qrakts of lands in oo. Cornwall, tempp. Bdw. III.-
Edw. IV. Presented by Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Bart.
19,616. Grants from " Athelstan, King," to the monastery of Exeter
of a manse called "Mnnecatun" [Monkton]; dat. a.d. 670, indict.
xi. [ ? A.D. 938]. Early copy. Presented by the same.
19,617-19,639. Deeds relating to the family of John Ellis, Under-
Secretary of State ; 1669-1698. Among them are : —
19.620. Oath taken by T. Wood, Bishop of Lichfield; 1671.
19.621. Grant by the Duke of Ormonde of " prisage and bntler-
kge" in Ireland; 1690.
19,624. Will of Ferrand Spence of the General Post-oflBce; 1698.
19,626-19,688. Addresses from Ireland to William III. against
the Resumption Bill and the recognition of the Pretender by
Louis XIV.; 1701.
19 640. Acknowledgment by Sir H. Colet, Lord Mayor of London, of
the receipt of weights and measures, " sised by the King's Standard
of his Exchequer"; 1496.
19 641-19,648. Grants of lands in Fl3termerBton, Blakegrove, Aniers-
ham, Waddesdon, co. Buck. ; Fumess, Middleton, oo. Lane. ; Bashall,
CO. York; tempp. Hen. Vlll.-Chas. II.
19 649-19»668. Grants of Christian, Archbishop of Mainte, and the
Emperor Henry VL, and other documents relating to the family
of Grumbaoh and to monasteries in Utrecht, 1169-1196, with
«eaZi ;— appointment of collectors for the revenues of the see of
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ADDITIONAL CHARTEBS, 19,669-19,670. 801
Gambray, 1456 ; — mandate of Pope Alexander VI. to the Abbats
of Erfdrt, Brunswick, Mayence, and Halberstadt, 1495 ; — address of
the Vicar-General of Pope Clement VII. to the see of Osnabnrg,
1526; — grant of land in Brunswick, 1473; — and mortgage by
Philip IV, of Spain to the Countess of Berlaymont of the country
of Hainault, 1630; with seal.
19.669. Obant of lands late of the Priory of St. John of Jerusalem at
Clerkenwell, and in St. DunstanVin-the-West, London ; 1549.
19,660-19,662. Confibmatiok of grant by Archibald, 5th Earl of
Douglas, to W. de Cranstoun, of lands in Nether Crayling ; and royal
grant of lands in the viscounty of Berwick ; 1441, 1478. With great
seals of James II. and James III. of Scotland.
19.663. CEBTif ICATE of apprenticeship from the Qoldsmiths' Company
of London ; 7 Hen. V. With seals. Imperfect
19.664. Bomo of J. Hawkins of Knights- Washbome, co. Wore, and
J. Ferrers of Fiddingjton, co. Glouc. ; 1590. With veiy fine Statute
Staple seal of Qu. Elis.
19,666-19,669. Grants of lands in Luton and Hoo, co. Bedf. ; tempp.
Hen. III.-Edw. VI.
19.670. ExEMPLiFiCATiOK of a recovery of land in New Fish Street
Hill and West Cheap, London; 1634. Presented by C. Cannon, Esq.
CHARTERS.— 1872. 3 F
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIRED IN THE YEAR
18 73.
19,671-19,659. Royal and other grants of lands and priTileges to
Reading Abbey, co. Berk. ; with inventories of goods and bailiffs'
aooonnts ; tempp. Hen. I.-Hen. VIIL With great seals of Hen. I.
and Adelisa his Queen, Stephen, Hen. II., Rich. L, and Hen. VL
Presented by the Marquess of Westminster,
19,660-19,705. Grants of lands, extracts from oonrt-rolls, etc., re-
lating to Suffolk and Norfolk, as follows : —
19,660, 19,666. Palgrave and Bye, co. Suff. ; 1444, 1559.
19,661-19,665, 19,667-19,688, 19.685-19,706. Diss, Waloot, Hey-
wood, Frenze, 00. Norf. ; 1466-1730.
19,684. Terrier of glebe lands of Thelvedon rectory, co. Norf. ;
1616.
19,706-19,716. Grants of lands in St. Michael Queenhithe, London ;
tempp. Edw. II.-Hen. VII.
19,717-19,787. Compotus- and court-rolls of Urchfont manor, co. Wilt.,
belonging to Urchfont Abbey, and afterwards to the Earl of
Hertford; 1460-1589.
19,738. Commission to F. Calhoun as Lieutenant of Marines; 1745.
Signed by George 11. and countersigned by Lord Harrington; and
with seail.
19,789-19,748. Schedule of inheritance of E. Dymoke, 1581 ; — ^grants
of lands in St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, London, 1699, and in Wobum,
00. Buck.; 1487-1646 ;— [19,741, 19,742] will of J. Qodwyn of
Wobum ; 4 Febr., 16 Mar. 1487.
19,744-19,751. Deeds relating to the family of Shakspeare, of War-
wickshire ; tempp. Chas. I.-Anne.
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ADDITIONAL CHAETERS, 19,762—19,798. 803
19,762-19,787. Rent-rolls of Petersfield borough, oo. Hants ; 1692-
1766.
19,788-22,618. A collection of 2,826 charters relating to monastic
and other lands in England, and ranging from the vnth to the
xviiith centuries. They include fifteen documents of dates before
the Norman Conquest, many of which are not to be found in
Eemble's " Codex Diplomaticus ^vi Saxonici." The arrangement
is chiefly under counties. The collection formerly belonged to
Christopher, Ist Viscount Hatton.
19.788. Grant from Wulfhere, "rex mercentiumgentis,"toBerhferth,
of land in Dllingtun ; a.d. 624. Lai. Copy.
19.789. Grant from Eanberht, Uhctred, and Aldred, " reguli " [of the
Hwiccas], to Headda, Abbat [of St. Peter's, Worcester?] of land at
Onnanford, [co. Glouc. ?] ; a.d. 759. Lot.
18.790. Grant from 0&, King of the Mercians, to Aethelmund, of
land at Uuestbury [Westbury, oo. Glouc] ; dat. Cloueshoo [a.d.
793-796]. Lot.
19.791. Grant from Werfrith, Bishop of Worcester, to Wulfsig, his
** gerefa," of land at East-tun [Aston, near Worcester], for three
lives ; a.d. 904. Engl.
19.792. Grant from Oswold, Bishop of Worcester, to Osulf and five
others in succession, of land at Teottinctun and JBlfsigestun [Ted-
dington and Alston, oo. Wore] ; [a.d. 969.] Engl.
19.793. Grant from Badgar, *<totiu8 albionis rex," to Alfsvold, of
land in ^pslea [Apsley-Guise, oo. Bedf.] ; a.d, 969. Lat. and Engl.
19.794. Grant from Oswold, Archbishop [of York], to Cynelm, of land
at Caldingoota [near Worcester], for three lives; a.d. 984. Lat.
and Bngl.
19,790. Grant from Wulfttan, Archbishop [of York], to Wulgyvu, of
land in Pyriae [Perry, near Worcester], for three lives; [a.d. 1003-
1028]. Lai. and Engl.
19.796. Grant from Alfwerd, Abbat, and the convent of Evesham to
^thelmser, of land at Norlh-tun, for three lives ; [a.d. 1017-1023].
Engl
19.797. Confirmation by Byrhteh, Bishop of Worcester, to Wulmaer,
of land in East-tun [Aston, near Worcester], for three lives; [a.d.
1033-1038]. Engl.
19.798. Grant from Lyfing, Bishop of Worcester, to Earcytel, of land
in Tapenhala [Tapenhale, near Worcester], for three lives; a.d.
1038. Lai. and Engl
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 19,799-19,890.
19.799. Grant from Lyfing, Bishop of Worcester, to iBgelric, of land
at Eadmundescota, for three lives; [a.d. 1042-1044]. Engl.
19.800. Geant from Ealdred, Bishop of Worcester, to Bal wine, of land
in West-tun [oo. Glouc. ?], for three lives ; [a.d. 1046-1062]. Lai.
19.801. Grant from the same to Dodda of land in North-tun, for life ;
A.D. 1058. Lot. and Engl
19.802. Appointmknt by Edward the Confessor of Wulstan the monk
to the see of Worcester ; [1062].
19,803-19,808. Two grants to Beo Abbey in Normandy, xuith cent. ; —
grant of immunity from tithe to the Cistercian Order by Pope
Honorius III., 1222; — appointment of R. Lord Basset as Sieceiver
in Piedmont for Lionel, Duke of Clarence, on his marriage witb
Violantha, daughter of Galeazzo XL Duke of Milan, 1368 ; — power
of attorney from W. de Montacute, 6th Earl of Salisbury, 1364 ;
— ^retinue of W. Lord Hastings, Lieutenant of Calais, 1477.
19,809-19,814. Deeds relating to the Isle of Guernsey ; 1323-1612.
19,815-19,890. Charters and documents distinguished for age, beauty
of seal or historical interest ; arranged chronologically from 1182
to 1703. Amongst them may be noticed deeds relating to the
following religious houses, noblemen, and others : —
19.815. (Jerondon Abbey, oo. Leic.
19.816. Hospital of St. John of Jorasalem.
19.817. Canona Aflhby Priory, co. North-
ant.
19.818. Lancaster Priory, and Gokersand
Abbey, oo. Lane, and 8^ Abbey, in
Normandy.
19,819, 19,820. Methwold,aZ.SleYefiholm,
Priory, CO. Norf.
19.821. Sempringham Priory, co. Line.
19.822. Snlby Abbey, co. Northant
19.823. B. Bigot, Eari of Norfolk, Mar-
shal.
19,825. Hetherington, oZ. Harrington,
Priory of St John of Jerusalem, and
Pipewell Abbey, oo. Northant.
19,827. F. Basset, Bishop of Ix>ndon, and
H. de Yere, 5th Earl of Oxford.
19,828, 19,829. T. Maudut, P. de Cha-
wordi, and B. Tybetot, crusaders in
the train of Prince Edward, afterwards
Edw. I.
19,835. A. de Valence, Eaxlof Pembroke,
and Beatrix his wife.
19,836. W. de Langton, Bishop of Lich-
field and CSoventry.
19,840, 19,845. B. de Stafford, Earl of
Stafford, and T. de Beaucbamp, Eari
of Warwick.
19,843. W. de Clinton, lltii Earl of
Huntingdon, and B. de StafGsrd, Baron
Stafford.
19,846. B. de NeviUe, Baron NeYiUe of
Baby, W. de Daore, Baron Dacre of
Holbeach, and J. de Cbbham, Baron
Cobham**deKent"
19.851. H. Deq)en8er, Bishop of Norwich,
Hulme Abbey and Hiokling Priory,
00. Norf.
19.852. Johanna Lady Basset, and Lord
Gobham.
19.853. Henry lY. and Sir B. Belknap,
Sir J. Holt and Sir W. de Burgh,
Justices of the Common Pleas.
19.854. Henry IV. and E. de Stafibid,
Earl of Stafford.
19,857. William de LoTel, Baron Loyel
of Tiohmersh.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTEBS, 19,891—20,219. 805
19.858. Anne Plantagenet, Countess of
Stafford, Buckingham, Hereford, and
Northampton, widow of Thomas and
Edmund de Stafford, 8rd and 5th
Earls of Stafford.
19.859. J. Stafford. Bishop of Bath and
Wells, Chancellor.
19,864. Burton Hospital, co. Leic.
19,868. Brecknock Priory, co. Brecon,
and E. Stafford, 3rd Duke of Bucking-
ham.
19,882. Corporation of Berwick-upon-
Tweed; with seal.
19,885, 19,886, 19,889. Sir Chr. Hatton,
Vice-Chamberlain.
19.889. Charles I.
19.890. T. Tafton, 6th Earl of Thanet,
and D. Finch, Earl of Nottingham.
19,891-19,909. Grants of lands in co. Middlesex ; tempp. Bich. L-Edw.
rV. Among them are : —
19,899. Bond relating to the Chapter of St. Paul's Cathedral ;
1627.
19,902. Will of M. Eede, widow, of London; 1516.
19,909. Confirmation by David, Earl of Huntingdon, afterwards
David I. of Scotland, of grant of land in Tottenham to St.
Mary's Priory at Clerkenwell ; circa 1184-1219. With seal.
19,910-19,926. Grants of lands in co. Buckingham; tempp. Joh.-Hen.
- VIII. The following religious houses are mentioned, viz,: Mis-
senden Abbey, co. Buck. ; St. Alban's Abbey, co. Hertf. ; Sulby
Abbey, co. Northant. ; Lavenden Abbey, co. Buck.
19,927-19,967. Co. Bedford ; tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. VI. The religious
houses are : Wobum Abbey, co. Bedf. ; Eton College, co. Buck. ;
St. Andrew's Priory, Northampton, with seed; St. Clare Abbey
without Aldgate, London ; Dunstaple Priory, co. Bedf.
19,958-19,963. Co. Hertford ; tempp. Eic. I.-Hen. VI. The religious
houses are : St. Alban's Abbey and St. Mary de Pr^.
19,964-19,990, 20,236. Go. Essex ; tempp. Hen. II.-Jas. I. Partly
relating to St. Paul's Cathedral, London.
19,991-20,083. Co. Kent; tempp. Hen. II.-Anne. The religious
houses are : Bavenston Priory, co. Buck. ; Christ Church Priory
at Canterbury, and Boxley Abbey (with sea/), co. Kent.
20,034-20,040. Co. Surrey; tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. VI.; including
charters with seal of H. de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Hertford
[1230-1261].
20,041-20,211, 20,240, 20,404. Co. Sussex; tempp. Hen. I.-Eliz. The
religious houses are : Boxgrave Priory, Battle Abbey (with seals).
Rye Hospital (with seal), co. Suss. ; Oseney Abbey, co. Oxon. ;
Pleydon Hospital, Robertsbridge Abbey, co. Suss.
20,212-20,219. Co. Hants ; tempp. Eic. L-Hen. VII. The religious
houses are : St. Mary*s Hospital and St. Denis Priory at Southamp-
ton, Motisfont Priory, Quarr Abbey in the Isle of Wight, co. Hanti«^
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806 ADDITIONAL CHARTEBS, 20,221—20,609.
20,221-20,231. Co. Somerset ; tempp. Edw. I.-Hen. VIL Partly re-
lating to Plympton Priory, co. Devon.
20,232-20,236. Co. Devon; tempp. Edw. I.-Bdw. III. The religioiw
houses are : Lieu Dieu Abbey, dioc. Amiens ; Netley Abbey and
Beaulieu Abbey, co. Hants.
20,237-20,239. Co. Wilt.; tempp. Hen. in.-Edw. ni.
20,241-20,287, 20,692-20,696. Co. Berk. ; tempp. Hen. lU.-Edw. lY.
The religious houses are : Stanford Priory, co. North ant. ; Osraiey
Abbey, co. Oxon. ; Winchester College, co. Hants ; and New College,
CO. Oxon.
20,288-20,392. Co. Oxon.; tempp. Hen. L-Eliz. The religious houses
are : Oseney Abbey, co. Oxon. ; Missenden Abbey, co. Buck. ;
Dorchester Abbey, co. Oxon. ; Wallingford Priory, co. Berk. ; Mag-
dalen College, and Alban Hall, in Oxford; Bruerne Abbey, oo.
Oxon. ; Beading Abbey, co. Berk. ; Sherborne Abbey, co. Dorset ;
Poughley Priory, co. Berk.; Thame Abbey, Goring Priory, co.
Oxon.
20,393-20,403. Co. Gloucester, tempp. Bic. I.-Eic. II. The religious
houses are : Bruerne Abbey, co. Oxon. ; Chester Abbey, co. Chester ;
Dieulacres Abbey, co. Stafford.
20,408, 20,406, 20,609. Co. Monmouth ; temj^. Bic. L-John. The
religious houses are : Monmouth Priory and Caerleon Abbey, co.
Monm.
20,407-20,417. Co. Hereford; tempp. Steph.-Edw. IV. Partly rcr
lating to Dore Abbey and Hereford Cathedral.
20,418-20,433. Co. Worcester; temj^. Steph.-Hen. VI. The religious
houses are : Bordesley Abbey (with seal of the Empress Matilda),
Bradley Lazar House, Pershore Abbey, co. Wore. ; and Gatesby
Priory, co. Northant.
20,220, 20,434-20,447. Co. Salop ; tempp. Hen. IIL-Hen. V. Partly
relating to La Snede, al. Chirbury, Priory, co. Salop, and Hereford
Cathedral.
20,448-20,479, 22,674, 22,676. Co. Stafford; tempp. Steph.-Edw. VI.
The religious houses are: Oseney Abbey, co. Oxon.; Sulby Abbey,
CO. Northant. ; Lichfield Chapter, co. Staff. ; Bruerne Abbey,
Ejnsham Abbey, Norton Priory, co. Oxon.; Can well Priory, oo.
Staff. ; Dunstaple Priory, oo. Bedf.
20,480-20,601, 21,070. Co. Chester ; tempp. Hen. III.-Edw. III.
20,602-20,608. Co. Derby; tempp. Eic. L-Hen. VIII. The religious
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 20,610-21,187. 807
lioases ftre: Linooln Chapter, [Nun-]Cotnn Priory, Newhouse
Abbey, co. Lmo. ; Chirbury Priory, oo. Salop.
80,610-20,626. Co. Lancaster; tenipp. Ric. L-Hen. VIII. The re-
ligious bouses are: Lincoln Chapter, St: Katharine's Priory at
Lincoln, oo. Line. ; S6ez Abbey in Normandy ; Cokersand Abbey,
CO. Lano. ; St. Mary de Pr6 Abbey, oo. Leio. ; Gisbnrgh Priory, oo.
York; Burscongh Priory, Rudgate Leper Hospital, co. Lane;
Snlby Abbey, co. Norlhant.
80,627, 20,628. Co. Cumberland; 1268, 1383.
80,689-20,638,20,636-20,637, 20,640. Co. Northumberland; tempp.
Hen. IL-Hen. V. The religious houses are: St. Bartholomew's
Priory at Newoastle-on-Tyne, and Alnwick Abbey.
80,634, 20,642-20,679, 20,681-20,589, 20,697-20,603, 21,134, 22,569.
Co. York ; tempp. Steph.-Hen. VI. The religious houses are : Arden
Abbey, Byland Abbey, York Chapter, Kirkstall Abbey, Bridlington
Priory, Ellerton Priory and Hospital, Cottingham Priory, Watton
Priory, Bolton Priory, Rievaulx Abbey, Gisbui^h Priory, co. York ;
. Welleford,a2. Sulby, Abbey, co. Northant. ; Trinity Priory at York,
CO. York; Ellesham Priory, co. Line; Roche Abbey, oo. York;
Monks-Eirby Priory, co. Warw. ; TiokhiU Priory, Malton Priory,
00. York.
20,638, 20,539, 20,680, 20,690, 20,691, 20,604^20,734, 20,736, 20,737,
20,739-20,743, 20,746-20,868, 20,860, 20,861, 20,863-20,871,
20,873-21,069, 21,072-21,133, 21,136-21,170, 22,667, 22,668. Co.
Lincoln ; tempp. Hen. L-Eliz. The religions houses are : Sempring-
ham Priory, Revesby Abbey, Bardney Abbey, Kyme Priory, Kirk-
stead Abbey, co. Line. ; Sulby, oZ. Welleford, Abbey, oo. Northant. ;
Axholm, oZ. Eppeworth, Priory, co. Line. ; Bridlington Priory, co.
York ; Lincoln Chapter, Maltby Preceptoiy, Vaudey, oZ. Valle Dei,
Abbey, Aslackby Preceptory, Temple Brueme Preceptory, BuUing-
ton Priory, Heyning Priory, Wranby Chantry, Belvoir Priory,
Nun-Cotun Priory, co. Line. ; Methwold Priory, co. Norf. ; Stanford
Priory, 00. Northant,; Monks-Kirby Priory, co. Warw.; Bourne
Priory, Freston Priory, co. Line. ; Bolton Priory, co. York ; St.
Thomas's shrine at Canterbury, co. Kent ; St. Katharine's Priory at
Lincoln, co. Lino.; Drax Priory, oo. York; Spalding Priory, co.
Line. ; St. John's Hospital at Northampton.
20,646, 20,736, 20,738, 21,171-21,183. Co. Nottingham; tempp, Steph.-
Edw. IV. The religious houses are : Belvoir Priory, co. Line. ;
Lisieux Chapter in Normandy ; Welbeck Abbey, Lenton Priory, co.
Nott. ; Dale Abbey, oo. Derb.
20,744, 90,869, 21484-21,187. Co. Rutland ; tempp. Edw. I.-Hen. V.
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808 ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 20,872—28,616.
20,872« 21,071, 21,188-21,404, 22,672. C!o. Leicester; temipp. Steph.-
Eliz. The religious houses are : Nuneaton Priory, Monks-Kirby
Priory, CO. Warw. ; Ouston Abbey, Launde Priory, oo. Leic. ;
Brooke Priory, co. Rutl. ; Sulby Abbey, oo. Northant.; Langley
Priory, oo. Leic; Daventry Priory, co. Northant.; St. Alban's
Abbey, co. Hertf. ; Lincoln Chapter, co. Line. ; Lewes Priory, co.
Suss. ; St. Mary de Pre Abbey, co. Leic.
20,541, 20,862, 21,405-21,504. Co. Warwick; tempp. Hen. L-Hen.
VII. The religious houses are : Monks-Kirby Priory, Thelesford
Priory, CO. Warw. ; Merkyate Priory, co. Bedf. ; St. Sepulchre's
Priory at Warwick, Kenilworth Riory, Maxstoke Priory, co.
Warw. ; Stodley Priory, co. Oxon. ; Erdbury Priory, oo. Warw. ;
Bordsley Abbey, co. Wore. ; Trentham Priory, co. Staff. ; Wroxhall
Priory, CO. Warw. ; Pipewell Abbey, co. Northant. ; Pollesworth
Abbey, Alcester Abbey, St. Mary's Priory at Coventry, oo. Warw. ;
Lichfield Chapter, co. Staff.
21,605-22,564. Co. Northampton ; xiith-xviith centt. The religious
houses are : Sulby Abbey, Pipewell Abbey, Pr^ Abbey, Trinity, al.
Kingsthorp, Hospital, Fineshed Priory, St. John's Hospital at
Northampton, co. Northant. ; Beauchief Abbey, oo. Derb. ; St.
James's Abbey at Northampton, Daventry Priory, co. Northant.;
Lincoln Chapter, co. Line. ; St. Frideswide's Priory at Oxford, oo.
Oxon. ; Canons' Ashby Priory, co. Northant. ; Charterhouse Priory,
London ; Chacomb Priory, Friars-Preachers Priory at Northampton,
Sewardesley Priory, co. Northant. ; Westminster Abbey ; Premonstr^
Abbey, in Picardy ; Welbeck Abbey, co. Nott. ; Langley Abbey, co.
Norf. ; Monks-Kirby Priory, co. Warw. ; Launde Priory, co. Leic.
22,565, 22,566, 22,570, 22,571, 22,678. Co. Norfolk; tempp. Bich. I.-
Edw. IIL
22,576-22,579. Co. Suffolk ; tempp. Eich. L-Edw. HI.
22,580-22,608. Co. Cambridge; tempp. Edw. I.-Chas. I. Partly re-
lating to Anglesey Priory and King's College at Cambridge.
22,608-22,613. Co. Huntingdon ; tempp. Hen. II.-Edw. DI.
22.614. Grant of lands in Nettlestone, Isle of Wight, belonging to
the Caryll family ; 3 Edw. III. Presented hy Sir C. W. DOke, BaH.
22.615. Grant of lands in Trewythosa, oo. Cornwall ; 6 Edw. IV.
Fresented hy Sir W. C, Trevelyan, Bart.
22.616. Commission from Charles IX. of France to the Sieur de
Belli^vre, President of the Parliament of Dauphin^, to aid the
Mar6chal Dampville in bringing to justice Huguenot conspirators in
the provinces of Languedoc, Lyonnais, Provence, and Dauphin^ ;
Paris, 8 Sept. 1572. Fr. Presented by the Bt. Hon. the Lard AcUm.
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ADDITIONAL CHAETEES AND EOLLS
ACQUIBED IN THE TEAB
18 74.
22,617-24,200. Charters and deeds principally relating to the family
of Carew of Beddington, co. Surrey, and its numerous branches.
22,617-22,626. Documents relating to Calais and the county of
Guisnes ; iempp. Hen. VL-Hen. VIII ; with signatures of the King
and the Privy Council in 1510, and with the great seal of Henry
VIII. in 1515.
22,627. Grant of land belonging to the Church of Our Lady at
Bruges; 28 July, 1518. Flemish.
22,628-22,631. Botal grants of lands in cos. Derby, Notting-
bam, Leicester, Salop, and Surrey, to the family of Carew ; temp.
Hen. VUL
22.632. Apfointment by Card. Wolsey of a Beceirer and Bailiff for
Beverley, 00. York; 1526.
22.633. BoYAL grant of Skegby manor, co. Nott., to M. Stanhope,
Lieutenant of Hull ; 1545.
22.634. List of the clergy in Surrey taxed for provision of arms for
the royal service ; 1623.
22,636. Appointment of Sir N. Carew as Deputy-Lieutenant of
Surrey ; temp. Chas. I.
22,636-22,662. Quit-claims, court-rolls, certificates, pardons, bonds,
accounts, orders, acquittances, and other documents; tempp. Hen.
IIL-Geo. II. Among them are : —
Court-roll of Beddington manor, co. Surr. ; 6-7 Hen. V.
22,689. Ordination by Bichard, Bishop of Boss, sufi&agan to the
See of Canterbury, of B. Tanner, as a subdeacon in Bermoud^^ey
Abbey; 1435.
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810 ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 22,644—28,888.
22,644, 22,646. Accounts of ihe receivers of Anne, daughter of
Ralph Neville, Ist Earl of Westmoreland, wife of (Ist)
Humphrey de Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, f2nd) Walter
Blount, Lord Mountjoy; 1472-1473.
22.646. Account of the executors of N. Carewe ; [? 1466].
22.647. Order of Henry VII. to the SheriflF of Surrey and Sussex,
relative to the possessions of his late Queen, Elizabeth of
York; 1503. Vfith privy seal
22.648. Commission of Henry YIU. for provision for the royal
household in cos. York and Lincoln ; 1544.
22,651. Terrierof lands of R. Latimer; 1547.
22,668-22,694. Grants of lands in Middlesex ; tempp. Edw. n.-Geo.
II. Partly relating to St. Mary Magdalene Hospital at Kingbton-
on-Thames, co. Surr., and the Savoy Hospital, London.
22,695-28,781. Grants and other documents relating to Surrey; xnith-
xviuth centt. The religious houses are : St. Thomas's Hospital in
Southwark, Merton Priory, St. Mary Overy Priory in Southwark,
Chertsey Abbey, St. Mary Magdalene Hospital at 'Kingston-on-
Thames. Amongst them are : —
28,177, 28,569, 28,781. Wills of J. Burgh, of Beddington, 1434;
J. Pyke, of Mitcham, 1575; and R. Rokenham, of CoUesden
[Coulsdon], 1479.
28,824, 28,826,28,441, 28,448, 28,642. Terriers and rent-rolls of
lands in Northbenohesham [North Bensham], Croydon, Guiles-
don [Coulsdon], Norbury, and Merton; tempp. Hen. III.-
Heu. Vin.
28,510. Roll of assize at Guildford; 1413.
28,548, 28,687, 28,648, 28,644, 28,647-28,649,28,661. Court-rolls
of the manor of Mitcham, al, Ravensbury ; tempp. Edw. IV.-
Chas. L
28,782-28,787, 28,792. Grants of lands ^in Kent ; tempp. Hen. III.-
Jas. II. Partly relating to St. Thomas's Hospital in Southwark,
CO. Surr., and Kilbum Priory, co. Middl.
28,788-28,791. Court-rolls of the manors of Hadlow, Brasted, Tan-
bridge, Yalding, co. Kent ; 147a-1481.
28,798-28,820, 28,822-28,888. Grants of lands in Sussex ; tempp.
Hen. III.-Geo. II. Partly relating to Lewes Priory.
28,821. Rent-roll of Wartling manor, [co. Suss.] ; xivth cent.
23,884-28,838. Grants of lands in co. Hants; tempp, Edw. I.-Hen.
vm.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 28,889-24,182. 811
28,889, 28,840. Grants of lands in oo. Wilt. ; iempp. Hen. III., Edw.
IV.
28,841-28,844. Grants of lands in oo. Dorset; iempp. Hen. IIL-
Edw. III.
28,845. Grant relating to St. Peter's Abbey in Gloucester ; 7 Hen. YII.
28,648. BoDRUGAN, Tremodret, etc., oo. Cornwall ; 12 Hen. VIII.
28,847-28,849. Disserth and Radnor, co. Radnor; 1599, 1605, 1608.
Partly relating to Hereford Chapter.
23,850. Martlktwry, co. Pembroke ; 1331.
28,851-28,858, 28,978. Co. Salop ; tempp. Edw. VI.-Eliz. Among
them are the wills of W. Langford and J. Langford of Ludlow ;
1561, 1579.
23,854. A cx)AL mine in oo. Stafford ; 1719.
28,855-28,858. Co. Worcester; tempp. Edw. IV.-Jas. II.; including
coart-roUs of Lickey, King's Korton, and Bromesgrove manors,
00. Wore; 1434-1436.
28,859. East Brightwell, co. Oxon. ; 3 Rio. II.
28,860-28,867. Co. Berk. ; tempp. Hen. III.-Geo. II.
28,868-28,972, 28,974-24,054. Co. Buckingham; tempp. Hen. III.-
Geo. I. Partly relating to Windsor College and New College at
Oxford, and including —
28,960. Will of T. Hackett, of North Crawley, oo. Buck.; 1688.
24,019. Inventory of goods of J. Langford of Edgeboiough, oo.
Buck. ; XYith oent.
24,055-24,071. Co. Hertford; tempp. Joh.-Cha8. I. Partly relating
to St. Thomas's Hospital in Southwark, co. Surr.
24,072-24,077. Co. Essex ; tempp. Hen. III.-Jas. I.
24,078-24,189. Co. Bedford ; tempp. Hen. in.-Geo. I. Partly relating
to All Souls College, Oxford.
24,180. Will of J. Rufhead of Stadgden [Stagsden], oo. Bedf. ; 1663.
24,140-24,157, 24^71. Co. Northampton ; tempp. Eliz.-Anne.
24,158-24,168. Co. Leicester ; tempp. Chas. I.-Common wealth.
24,164-24,167. Co. Lincoln; /emj^p. Hen. III.-EUz.
24,168,24,169. Co. Nottingham ; 11,32 Hen. VIIL
24,170. Caslte of Kirkby in Kendal, co. Westmoreland ; 1 Mary I.
24,172-24,182. Co. Warwick; tempp. Hen. VIIL-Chas. IL
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812 ADDITIONAL CHABTERS, 24,188—24,812.
24,188-24,200. Co. York; tempp. Hen. III.-Geo. 11. Partly relating
to Hedon Hospital and Kingston-on-Hull Charterliouse.
24,184. Bentals of Barley, co. York; 1510, 1512.
24,201-24,288. Miscellaneous collection of grants of lands in England
and Scotland, and other documents, chronologically arranged ;
tempp, Bich. I.-Eliz. ; viz. : —
24,201. Grant from W. de Ferrers, Earl of Derby, of lands a
Middleton and Hartington in the Peak, co. Derb. [1191-1227].
With seal
24,202-24,215, 24,218-24,222, 24,224, 24,229. Grants of lands in
Leicester, Galby, Hogglescot, Stretton, Little Ashby, Nailston,
Ashby-de-la-Zonche, Hinckley, Great Sheepy, Lnbbenham,
Quomdon, Barrow, Linley, co. Leic. ; tempp. Hen. III.-
Hen. VIII.
24,216, 24,217, 24,228, 24,226, 24,226, 24,228, 24,230-24,282.
Monks-Kirby, Coventry, Nuneaton, co. Warw.; tempp. Hen.
IV.-Hen. VIIL
24,227. Smethwick, co. St^fif. ; 20 Edw. IV.
24,288-24,28& Deeds relating to the family of Borthwick, of
Ballincreif, co. Haddington ; 1522-1588. With great seal of
James V. and privy teal of James VI. of Scotland.
24.287. Grant of the freedom of Pisa to the family of Pellegrini de'
Bianchi; 1580. With illuminated arms of Medici and other
Italian families on the border.
24.288. Inventory of goods of B. Gateman and Johanna his
wife; 150|.
24,280-24,245. Grants of lands in Longdon, Bugeley, King's Bromley,
00. Staff. ; Avaton-Giffard, co. Devon ; and St Andrew's Undershaft
in London ; tempp. Hen. Ill.-Chas. II. ; — will of Dame Margery
Tudenham, of Thetford, co. Norf. ; 1411 ;— grant to W. Gawdy of
freedom of Thetford borough ; 1661. Presented by A. W, Franks, Esq.
24,246. Grant of lands in Tattingstone, Bentley, and Brantham, co.
Suff. ; 35 Edw. III.
24,247-24,804. Grants of lands in co. GlamoTgan, South Wales;
tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. VI. Presented by Sir W. C. Trevelyan^
Bart,
24,805. Grant of land in Hadleigh, co. Suffolk ; temp, Eliz.
24,306-24,812. Grants of lands in Tong, co. York ; Tittleshall, co.
' Norf. ; Stratford-on-Avon, co. Warw. ; and Tidmington, co. Wore. ;
tempp. Kic. I.-Hen. VIII.
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS AND ROLLS
AGQUIBED IN THE TEAB
18 75.
24,313. CEBTmcATE of appTentioeship of G. P. Cork, of Carlstadt on
tbeMain; 1771. Oertn.
24,814-24,322. Grants of lands, chiefly to Sulby Abbey, co. Northant. ;
Sempringbam Priory, oo. Lino. ; and New College, Oxford ; iempp.
Job.-£liz. ; in the following places : —
24,814-24,818, 24,319. Lonnd, Haxey, Bulby-Holbeacb, Eirkeby,
CO. Line.
84,818, 24,820, 24,321. MaidweU, Naseby, Sulby, oo. Northant.
24,822. West Wittenham, Great Wittenham, Aston, North
Morton, Wallingford, Winterboume, Chilton, Colri^, and Ock
Hundred, co. Berk.
24.828. Appointment of T. Bolton as bailiff of the Duchy of Lan-
caster in CO. Northant. ; 1559. With the Duchy «eal.
24,824-24,828. Bbiefs of Popes Innocent XIL, Clement XII., and
Benedict XIY., relating to Pietro Francesco de Medicis, Provost of
NoTara in Piedmont, 1698-1740; — ^and covenant on the division of
property of the family of Maurooeni at Venice ; 1597. Ital.
84.829. Inquisttion od ^.< inorementa Cambrij " — a survey of lands — in
Harwich, co. Essex, belonging to Waltham Abbey; 1255. With
teal of David, Vicar of Harwich.
84,830-24,471. Coubt-bolls and bailiffs' accounts of various manors,
and other documents, vix. : —
24,330-24,428, 24,481-24,489. Court-rolls and bailiffs' accounts
of Stockton manor, co. Wilt.; 1332-1660.
24,429. Extracts from a subsidy-roll; 36 Eliz. [1594].
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814 ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 24,430—24,487.
24,430. Inqiiisition at Taunton, co. Somers., of debtB to the
Crown; 44 Eliz. [1602].
24,440, 24,441. Conrt-rolls of manors in co. Wilt., belonging to
the Earl of Pembroke ; 1658-9, 1666-7.
24,442. Conrt^roU of Holbeach manor, co. Line. ; 1365.
24,443-24,448. Conrt-rolls of Wolverley manor, co. Wore. ; 1378-
1386.
24.449. Conrt-roll of Spalding Priory, oo. Lino. ; 1487.
24.450. Extracts relating to lands of the Earl of Castlehaven, in
Stowey, CO. Somers., and Stalbridge, co. Dors. ; 1620.
24.451. Account-roll of bailiffs for manors in cos. Cumberland,
York, etc.; 1515-6.
24,452-24,470. Court-rolls of Brecknock manor, co. Brecon ;
1632-1659.
24,471. Account extracted from the pipe-roll, and acquittance of
Sir Will. Trollope, Bart., Sheriff for Lincolnshire; 1635-6.
24,472-24,474. Grants of lands in cos. Carlow, Cork, and Queen's,
in Ireland ; 1697-1704. Printed. With signatures and seaU of
J. Butler, Duke of Ormonde, and of the Company for making
hollow sword-blades.
24,476. Admission of T. Connor into a Masonic lodge at Bordeaux ;
[circa 1785-1793]. Fr. With seal.
24,476-24,711. Miscellaneous collection of grants of lands arranged
under counties, with other documents, viz, : —
24.476. Commission of cometcy for M. de la Fabrogne ; 1676.
IV. Signed by Louis XIV., and countersigned by F. M. Le
Tellier, Minister of State.
24.477. Certificate in faronr of Isabel Jones, as rightful heir to
her father, John Jones ; xvth cent.
24,478^24,480, 24,482, 24,484. Deeds relating to the family of
Huse or Hussey ; 1540-1564. Amon^g them is the will of Sir
H. Hussey, of Slinfold, co. Suss. ; 1554.
24,481. Action for trespass at Takeley, co. Essex ; 1552.
24,483, 24,485. Bonds of £. Eyre, of King's Swinford, co. Staff.,
and H. Trappes. of Clerkenwell ; 1579, 1602.
24.486. Commission of captaincy for Jacob, Lord Astley ; 1673.
24.487. Fragment of chartulary of Holy Trinity Prioiy at
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ADDITIONAL CHARTERS, 24,488—24,711. 816
Dnblin, oontaining grants of land at Einsale and elsewhere to
the family of Cumin ; xiiith cent.
24,488-24,494. Grants of lands in co. Middlesex ; partly oon-
nected with Newenham Priory, co. Bedf. ; Crutched Friars
Priory, and St Katharine's Hospital near the Tower of London ;
tempp. Hen. IIL-Elifc.
24,495-24,499. Co. Essex ; tempp. Edw. II.-Hen. VIH. Partly
connected with St. Paul's Chapter, London.
24,500-24,608. Co. Norfolk ; tempp. Edw. IL-Hen. VIL
24,504-24,544. Co. Kent; tempp. Edw. II.-Geo. II. Partly con-
nected with Faversham Abbey.
24,531. Will of J. Thorpe, of Ightham, co. Kent; 1487.
24,546-24,609, 24,613-24,649, 24,654. Co. Surrey ; tempp. Steph.-
Qeo. III. The religious houses are : St. Thomas's Hospital in
Cheapside, London ; Chertsey Abbey, Merton Priory, Newark
Priory, CO. Surrey; Canterbury Cathedral, co. Kent; Hyde
Abbey, co. Hants.
24,566. Court-roll of Chelsham manor, co. Surr. ; 1530.
24,636. Bental of Sutton manor, co. Surr. ; 1496.
24,610, 24,611, 24,651, 24,652, 24,657-24,693. Co. Sussex; tempp.
Hen. III.-Eliz. Partly connected with Busper Priory, co. Suss.
24,612. Rental of Rusper Priory ; 1532.
24,650. Court-roll of Balcombe manor, co. Suss.; 1672.
24,653. Will of H. Tumbull, Dean of Chichester ; 1566.
24,655, 24,656. Stanningfield, etc., co. St^ffolk; 1329, 1330.
24,694-24,700, 24,702. Co. Hants; tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. lY.
24,701, 24,704. Fittleton and Buttermere, co. Wilt.; 1394, 1330.
24,703, 24,708. Crookham, Leckhamstead, Stanford, co. Berk. ;
tempp. Hen. III.-Hen. V.
24.705. Petition from the Corporation of Totness, co. Devon, to
Cardinal Pole, concerning the rectory ; [1655-1558.] Signed
by J. Turbeville, Bishop of Exeter.
24.706. Haberley, co. Salop. ; xvth cent.
24.707. Wolverley, co. Worcester; 23 Hen. VIL
24,709, 24,710. Blakesley, Woodend, Moulton, co. Northant.;
10 Hen. Vn., 21 Jas. I.
24,711 Boyal pardon for high treason to E. Howard, Baron
Howard of Escrick ; 1662. With great seal of Chas. IL
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816 ADDITIONAL CHARTEBS, 24,712—84,746.
84,712. "Ohabta de Foresta;" Westminster, 11 Febr., 9 Hen. III.
[1225]. With great seal.
84,713-84,744. Court-rolls and bailiffs' aoconnts of varions manors,
viz.: —
24,713-84,717. Stockton, oo. Wilt. ; 1384-1497.
24.718. Estates of H. Herbert, Earl of Pembroke ; 1584.
24.719. Thnrlow Magna, Bradley, oo. Suff. ; XYth cent.
24,720-24,740. Comard Magna, co. Suff.; 1559-1602.
24,741-24,744. Bledlow, oo. Buckingham ; 1712-1765.
24,745. Suit of J. Toppe i;. C. Poticary ; 1627.
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DETACHED SEALS,
AND RECENT IMPRESSIONS AND CASTS,
ACQUIRED IN THE YEABS
1854-1875.
ACQQIBED IN 1854.
XXXVIL 66-76. Official seals of Engliflh Sovereigns, viz. :—
Henry YII., for tho Principality of N.
Wales.
Philip and Mary, Exchequer seal.
Elizabeth, Judicial seal for Chester and
Flint (two gpeeimeni); and for Den-
bigh, etc.
James I., Judicial seal for Denbigh, ete.
(ttooipeeimens), 1603.
Charles I., Judicial seal for Caernarvon,
etc, ; and for Denbigh, etc., 1626.
Commonwealth seal for Caemurvon, etc.,
1648.
XXXVIL 76. Seal of the Provostship of Conway, xivth cent.
XXXVII. 77. Eecent impression of the seal of the *' Communifas de
Franchewille," I. of Wight. Presented by Mr. J, Douhleday,
Acquired in 1855.
XXXVn. 78-85. Miscellaneous EDglish seals, tn2;. — of a dean of Salis-
bury (?) with counterseal of Thomas de Malmesberi, xiiith cent. ;
of William Westbury, Provost of Eton, [1448-1477] ; of St. John's
Hospital, Andover, xiiith cent. ; of Robert de Paveli, xiiith cent. ;
of the Dean of Arches, xivth cent. ; of the Bailiffs of Colchester,
xvth cent ; of Philip and Mary, for the Court of Common Pleas ; of
George I., for Barbadoes.
Acquired in 1856.
XXXVIII. 1-102. A SERIES of leaden bulled of the Popes, from John
v., 685-6, to Pius IX., 1846.
XXXVIII. 103-124. Leaden bull© of the Doges of Venice, from
Andrea Contarini, 1367, to Lodovico Manini, 1789.
XXXVIIL 125-181. Leaden bullee of corporate bodies, and ecclesias-
tical and secular officials of France, including those of —
The Consuls, City, and Papal Court of i Chapter and City of Aries, xivth cent.
ATi;^non. Bernard II., Comte d'Andnse, 1077.
Charles de Valois, Com ted* Anjou, 1290- Bertrand de Baux, Count of Avellino,
1323. xinth rent.
SEA W.— 1854-75. 3 o
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DETACHED SEALS, XXXVIIL, XXXIX.
The Council of Basle, 14S1-144S.
The Seigneurs de Gaderoosse, zrvth
cent
Girard, Sienr de Oastelnao, zmth oeni
Humbert I. and II., Gomtes d'Embmn,
1295, 13S6.
Gnillaume YL, Comte de Forcalqnier,
1150-1208.
The Seignenrs de Fob, xmth cent.
James L, King of Majorca, 1262-1311.
Members of the family of Adhemar or
Adzemar, Seignenrs de Monteil, xnth
and xmth oentt.
The Court of Monteil, xmth cent
Raymond II., Baron de Meuillon, xmth
cent.
Jean II., Donphin de Yienne, 1817-
1819.
Bobert Le Bon, King of Naples and
SicUy, 1809-1343.
The Princes of Orange, 1840-1475.
The Seigneur de la Boche et de la
Baulme, xmth cent.
The Consuls of Tarasoon, xmth cent
Raimond YI., and Alphonse, Comtes de
Toulouse, 1194-1222, 1249-1271.
The Comt^ de Yenaissin, 1305-1314.
The Bishops or Archbishops of Avignon,
Carpentras, Lyons, Yiviers, and Yaison.
The Hospital of St John of Onnge.
The Master and Convent of 8t John of
JerusaleuL
Emeric d'Amboise and Antonio Em-
manuel de Yilhena, Masters of the
same, 1503-1512, 1722.
A Greek abbat.
XXXVin. 182-186. Great seals of Louis VII., XI., XIV., and
XVI., Kings of France.
XXXVIIL 186, 187. Gekat seals of Richard IL and Henry IV.,
Kings of England.
XXXVni. 188-193. MiSGELLANBOds seals, viz. : —
The CSonvent of St Quintin of Beauvais,
** ad causas/' xmth eeni
The ''Scabini** of Erard de Pipenppy,
Dominus deMerchtene, 1626.
Henrious, dominus de , xiith cent
A diield of arms, two bars, xiith cent.
Court of the Bishop of Meaux, xnth
or xniih oent.
Bobert Leoooh, xnth cent
XXXVIIL 194-199. Leaden buIlsB.
Andrea Gontarini, 1367-1382; Miohele
Steno, 1400-1413; and Pietro Lore-
dano, 1567-1570, Doges of Venice.
Popes Urban VI., 1378-1389; and
Eugenius IV., 1431-1447.
Bostaign^de Sabran, Seigneur deChateaii-
neuf, xiTth oent
Acquired in 1857.
XXXIX. 1. Orioinal silver stamp of the signature of Geoi^e lY.,
made in 1830. Presented by the Lord Prendent of the Council.
XXXIX. 3. Proof impression of tbe reverse of the great seal of
Charles 11. Presented by Benjamin Wyon, JEtq.
XXXIX. 3a^ b. Proof impression of the great seal of H. M. Qaoen
Victoria. Presented hy the Lord Chancellor.
XXXIX. 4-7. Official seals of English Sovereigns, viz. : — Henry
VIII., for the Court of Exchequer ; Elizabeth, for the Courts of
Exchequer and Common Pleas.
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DETACHED SEALS, XXXIX. 810
XXXIX. ft-81. Seals of English Sovereigns, W2. .•—William L,
Henry I., Stephen, Richard I., John, Henry III., Eleanor of
Ptovenoe, Edward I. to Edward IV., Henry VII., James I., Oliver
Cromwell, and James 11. as James VIT. of Scotland, 1685. Fre^
$efUed 6y the Marqueu of Westminster,
XXXTX. 3SM0. MiscKLLAKEOUs English seals, chiefly ecclesiastical.
mz.: —
Seal and gem oonnterseal of the Chnich
of St. Mary, Wororater, znth oodI
Henry de Blois, Bishop of Wincheeter
[1129-1171].
Richard [ ? de Sndbnry], Abbat of Weet-
minster [1808>ldl5].
TiioDtti, Prior ot Oteat Malvern [1840^
1349]. i 1699].
PresevUed by the same.
The Chapterg of St. Patd, London, xnth
cent ; Si Peter, Westminster, renewed
by Queen Elizabeth ; and Holy Trinity.
Ely, xvith cent.
Badulfnsfilins Radnlfi Glerici. xivth cent.
Proof impression of the seal of Jatnes
Bertie, Earl of Abingdon, ete. [o6.
XXXtX. 41. Leaden bulla of Philip III. of Spain.
Acquired in 1859.
"XXXTX. 42-45. Recent impressions of the seals of H. M. Queen
Victoria, for the Duchy and the County Palatine of Lancaster.
Presented by the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
XXXTX. 46. Proof in zinc of the great seal of Louis XVIII., 1795.
XXXTX. 47. Great seal of James I., for Ireland.
XXXTX. 48, 49. Leaden bulla of Pope Pius VIIL [1829-1830]; and
of Br. Philip de CoUoredo, Lieutenant of the Mastership of the
Order of St. John of Jerusalem. Presented hy E, Waterton, Esq.
Acquired in 1860.
XXXTX. 50. Early equestrian seal, with a gem counterseal. Pre-
sented by Thomas Kerslake, Esq.
XXXTX. 61. Kecent impression of the seal of the Bailiff of Jersey ;
with a transcript of a charter of Edward L, respecting the use of the
seal; 15 Nov. 1279. Presented by J. Hammond, Esq., BaiUy of Jersey.
XXXTX. 62, 63. Bbcent impressions of the seals of the Corporation
and the Mayor of Wilton, xrvth cent Presented by Bichard Holmes,
Esq.
XXXTX. 64-67. Leaden bullae of Popes Innocent VIIL [1484-1492],
Clement XIV. [1769-1774], Gregory XVI. [1831-1846], and Pius
IX. [1846]. Presented by E. Waterton, Esq.
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Simon de Hermenyille, Miles, 1260.
William, Bishop of Ayranches, xmth
oent.
Guillaume de Semile, Chevalier.
The Gour des Obligations of the Yicomt^
de , xivth cent.
The Abbat of Montbonrg in Normandy.
The Episcopal Ck>art of Rouen.
The Gonr des Obligations of the Yieomt^
d'Avranches, xvth oent.
820 DETACHED SEALS, XXXIX., XL.
XXXIX. 68. Rece^^t impression of the seal of Sir John Golville,
Oovemor of Wisbeach Catitle, 1409. Presented by the Bev. F. L.
Colville,
XXXIX. 59-82. Miscellaneous foreign seals, viz, :—
Roger de Gonneris. ! Thomas Qnaresmel.
de Morviile. j Ralph de Montibus.
— domini de campo.
William de Simili.
de Hameti^, Gonstabularius, xuth
cent.
Roger Suhart.
G^rvasia, Domina de Dinan.
Maheut de .
Robert Marminm (?), 1226.
Ralph Hai, 1248.
Philip Ganbellan, MUes. 1249.
Philip VemeL
XXXIX. 88. Becent impression of the seal of Roger de Mortimer,
Earl of March a** 21 Ric. II. Presented by Mr. Beady,
XXXIX. 84. Leaden bulla of Peter IV., King of Aragon, etc.;
[1336-1387].
Acquired in 1861.
XL. 1. Great seal of Philip and Mary. Presented hy J. 8. Fyon, Esq.
XL. 2-6. Miscellaneous seals, viz, : —
Christ Church, Canterbury, xnth cent. | Bimon [Sudbury], Arohbishop of Canter-
Middleton Abbey, xiiith cent. bury [1875-1381].
I Robert, Count of Boulogne [1814-13^6].
Acquired in 1862.
XL. 6-21. Miscellaneous English seals, viz. : —
Peterborough Abbey, xnth cent. ' Henry de Neville.
John [de Grey], Bishop of Norwich • William ^ham, xnth cent
[1200-1214]. Walter de CUflfurd.
Ralph [Walpole], Bishop of Ely [1299- MatUda ^me.
1302]. ' Jordan de Bomstede.
Corpus Christ! College, Cambridge. i Thomas Maltein.
John de Fordham, Bishop of Ely [1403- John de Ardeme (?).
1404]. ; Thomas le Draper, xmth oent.
Trinity College, Cambridge, xvith oent. > Se*l of arms, two bare nebuly, in chief a
Vicar-General of the Bishop of Ely, lion passant guardant, xirth cent.
xTmth cent |
Presented hy the family of Sir F, Palgrave,
XL. 22, 23. Proof impression of the obyerse of the great seal of
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DETACHED SEALS, XL. 821
George III., for Ireland, and of the reyerse of the great seal of the
same, for Scotland. Presented by A. W. Franks, Esq.
XL. 24. Eecext impression of the seal of the town of Nottingham,
xiiith cent. Presented hy Mr, John Chapman.
XL. 25-28. Leaden buU» of Pope Paul IL [1464-1471]; Antonio
Grimani [1621-1528]; Hieronymo Prioli [1569-1567]; and
Francesco Molino [1646-1655], Doges of Venice.
Acquired in 1864.
XL. 29-33. Leaden fou11» of—
Hereoliiis I. and Heraclins OonBtantine I Theodora Duenna, wife of Michael VIII.
[613-641]. I Pttl»ologu« [1260-1282].
Michael VII. Ducaa [1067-1078]. j John V. PalsBologua [1341-1391].
Constantine Lakapinas [1222-1255]. {
Transferred from the Department of Coins and Medals,
XL. 34. Seal of Thomas Home, xvth cent.
XL. 35, 86. Recent impressions of two seals of Sir Thomas More.
Presented hy Mr. Beady.
XL. 37-95. Leaden buUsB, for the most pai-t bearing monograms, of
imperial and military officers and ecclesiastical dignitaries of Sicily
and other parts of the Eastern Empire, probably abont the seventh
century. Many are injured by compression or corrosion. Among
them occur : —
tii8,Ba8ilioiuProtoBpatharia8etDax Pindares, Basilicas Candidatus et Char-
Galabritt. I tularius.
Anastados, Batsilicus Candidatus et
Piotostrator (?).
, Basilicas Candidatus et Tur-
Ooustantinas, Patrioius Basilicas Proto-
spath. et Strategy Sicilies.
Pantherius, Patricias et Strategos Sicilia.
Sergias, Patricias et Strategus. i marohus SicilisB.
Arcamas (?), Spatharius. , Theodoras, Hypoteretes Catcmsd.
Theodoras, Basilicas Spatharius et Basi- i Georgius, Diceoetes, i.e. Procurator.
Ucas Candidatus. \ Pantherus, Bas. Protoepath. et Tur-
Theoctistus, Hypatus et Basilicas Pro- marchus.
tospatharius. , Protospatharius et Protonotaiius
Leon, Hypitas Basilicas Bpatharius. < Thraoisd.
Sergias, Hypatus et Basilicas Spatharius. Nioephorus, Protonotarius.
Georgius, Leon, Sergius, Theodoras, and Damianus and Gregorius, Noiarii.
Theophilus, Hypati. Paulas, Minister.
Sergias aud Theodoras, Hypati et Char- Manrus, Diaoonus.
talarii. ' Paulus, Yestiarius.
Agathonicus aud Johannes, EparchL . Basilius CEootes.
Tbeopemptus, Prutoetratelates. ' Stephanos.
Grigorius, Protoetrator. I Constantinus.
Stephanas and Theodoras, Chartularli.
XL. 96, 97. Leadbn bullae of Popes Innocent IV. [1243-1254] and
Paul V. [1605-1621].
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XL. 98, 90. Leaden hvl\m of Eupbemins, Baailions Spatharocandida-
tns et Chartularins HelladoB, and of Stephanus Basilicvs Strator,
about tbe viitb cent. Presented by J. F. W. de Sdlis, Esq.
AOQUIBED IN 1865.
XLI. 1-231. A SERIES of recent casts in tinted plaster of tbe imperial
and official seals, golden buUao, signets, 0fo., of Germany, from
Cbarlemagne, drca 768, to Cbarles Theodore, as Vicarins after tbe
death of Leopold IL, 1792.
Acquired in 1866.
XLIL 1-6. Great seal and privy seal of H. M. Qneen Victoria, for
Scotland ; plaster casts of the quarternseal of tbe same, for Scotland ;
recent impression in gntta-percba of the seal of H. R. H. the Prince
of Wales, as Prince and Steward of Scotland ; recent impression in
red wax from tbe matrix of the *' Sigillum Officii Eecepte Scaccarii
Regis in Anglia." Presented by H. W, Chisholm, Esq.
Acquired in 1867.
Rkcent impressions of tbe following seals : —
XLni. 1, 8. Seal of tbe Coroner of tbe King's Household, temp.
Hen. lY. ; and tbe silver seal of an ecclesiastic, temp. Edw. TIL
Presented by W. Maskell, Esq.
XLIIL 3-fi. Common seal of tbe Dean and College of tbe Chapel
of St. Stephen, Westminster; seal of the Privy Council of
Charles L ; official seal of John Uvedale, Sheriff of Southampton
[1387-1388]. Presented by Mr, Beady.
XLIIL 6-9. Seals bearing figures of St. Catherine, St. Peter,
the Virgin and Child, and St. Lawrence. Presented by N. E.
Hamilton, Esq.
XLIIL 10. Judicial seal of James I. for tbe counties of Brecknock,
Radnor, and Glamorgan.
Acquiued in 1868.
Recent impressions of the following seals : —
XLIIL 11. Silver seal of arms of Johannes Stouwe, zivth cent.
Presented by Mr. Beady.
XLIIL 12-14. Seal of the commonalty of the city and town of
Toumaj ; seal of the '' Domus S. Michaelis de Sedebume ;" and
heraldic seal of Richard Holt. Presented by the same.
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DETACHED SEALS, XLIIL 823
XLITL 16. Counterseal of John Grandison, Bishop of Exeter
[1327-1369]. Presented by Mr. Beady.
XLITL 16. Seal of the convent of Canon-Leigh, co. Devon, temp,
Henry II. From the original impression in the possession of
Miss Portman.
XLm, 17-19. Seal of an ecclesiastic, from a silver matrix ; and
obverse and reverse of the seal of Thomas Beauchamp, 12th Earl
of Warwick, bearing the date of 17 Edw. III. [1343]. Presented
hy Mr. Beady.
XLHL 80. Seal of Henry VII. or VIII., for the Court of Common
Fleas. Presented by John Evans, Esq.
XLIIL 21-29. Bbcent impressions and casts of the following seals i —
Obverse of the fourth great seal of Edward III. ; reverse of the seal
of Edward VI., for the Court of Augmentations ; seals of William
de a Barbara [1143-1152], PhiUp de Pictavia [1196-1208], Lu-
dovicns de Bellomonte [1318-1333], Thomas de Hatfield [1345-
1381], and Walter Skirlawe [1388-1406], Bishops of Durham ; seal
of John de Hersela, Canon of Bologna.
Acquired in 1869.
BiCEKT impressions and casts of the following seals : —
Xliin, 30. Seal of Ood's House, now Christ's College, at Cam-
bridge. From the matrix found in Lincolnshire in 1868.
XLITL 31. The king's seal of the customs at Hythe. Presented
by Mr. Beady,
XLin. 32. Seal of the convent of Begular Canons at Lille, 1141.
From the matrix presented by Sir D. Dundas to the Depart-
ment of Antiquities.
XLin, 33-36. Seal of Potatau IL, King of the Maories; seal of
the monastery of St. Denis near Southampton ; common seal
of the Priory of St. Neotan at Hertland, co. Devon ; counterseal
of Walter Giffard, Archbishop of York [1266-1279].
XLin. 37-40. Seal of Simon de Montacute, Bishop of Ely
[1337-1344] ; a seal of the See of Worcester; and seal of the
Cathedral of Ely. Presented by Mr. Beady.
XLin. 41. Oem seal of William Mugge, Presbyter. From the
original appended to a charter in the possession of the Very
Bev. the Dean of Windsor.
XLnL 42. Common seal of Grimsby Abbey, co. Lino.
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Acquired in 1870.
XLIII. 43-46. First great seal of Charles I., used from May 1626 to
May 1627. Presented hy Mr. Beady,
XLIII. 47-88. Recent impressions and casts from seals in the posses-
sion of the Chapter of Hereford Cathedral, viz, : —
[1236]; seal of John Pollot, Rector of
Botlinthon, temp. Hen. III.; Adam
de OrletoD, Buhop of Hereford [1320] ;
Roger de Mortlvalle, Bishop of Salis-
bnry [1320]; obverse and reverse of
the common seal of Reading Abbey
[1349]; Chapter seal of Hereford
Cathedral [1.S64]; seal of Walter
Seal of William the Conqneror, with copy
of tlie cliarter ; common seal of Mdlvern
Priory; seals of Oshertusfilius Hngonis,
t&mp. Steph.; St. Peter's Abbey, Glou-
oestor, and counterseal of John. Abbat,
temp, Edw. I. or II. ; William de Vere,
Bishop of Hereford [1186-1199];
Helias de Bristol, Dean of Pencrith
and Tetenhall. xiith cent. ; seal and i Camme, Abbat of Malmesbury [1371-
counterseal of Peter de Mortagne, ' 1372]; and of WillLim Horborch,
Abbat of St. Martin's, Seez[ctrc 1 1260]; Decret Doctor, Sac. Pal. Oausamm
seal and counterseal of Radulphus de Auditor [1378].
Maydenstone, Bishop of Hereford
Fresmted hy Mr. Beady,
XLIII. 89-71. Impressions of seal of the Carthusian house at Perth ;
s'^al of Queen Elizabeth as Sovereign of the Order of the Garter; and
golden bulla of the Emperor Frederick III. Presented hy Mr, Beady,
XLIII. 72. Impression of seal of an uncertain Italian corporation.
Presented hy C, H, E, Carmichael, Esq,
XLIIL 78. ELEcrROTTPE of golden bulla of Edmund [of Lancaster],
Kiug of Sicily [oh, 1296]. Presented hy Mr. Beady,
XLIII. 74, 76. Casts of the third great seal of Edward the Confessor,
from a charter preserved in Westminster Abbey.
Acquired in 1871.
XLIII. 78-80. Casts of seals of Thomas de Collevilla ; Bobertus do
Fenariis, 1272; Hugo de Audele, 11th Earl of Gloucester, 1344 ;
Eichard de Erman, 1360. Presented hy Mr, lUady,
XLIII. 81-84. Skals of an archbishop of Cantrrbury (?) ; of the
Minister Fratrum um ProvincieB AnglisB ;" of an archbishop
of St. Andrews; and of the Province of Canterbury "quoad
facultates," 1534.
XLIIL 85-133. Seals of "Scabini" and other officials of German
towns, 1388-1426.
XLIII. 134-138. Impressions of the great seal of H. M. Queen Victoria.
XLIIL 137-139. Casts of the seal of the burgesses of Stamford ; and
of the official seal of Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter, Admiral of
England [1416-1426]. Presented hy Mr. Beady,
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XLIII. 140, 141. Becent impreBsions of the seal of the " Castrum S.
Angeli in CoUe [TuBcany] ;" and of the Fraternity of the Annuncia-
tion of the Virgin Mary in Coblenz, " anno 92."
XLIII. 142-161. Miscellaneous seals, viz. : —
Great seal of Edward I.
Seal of Edward II., for Becoguizances at
Norwich.
Leaden bulla of Pope John XXH. [1316-
1334].
Love seal, bearing the legend ** Ooroone
sa e qur loyal conu."
Imperfect monastic seal.
Great seal of Richard II.
Seals of Henry VII. for the Principality
of North Wales.
Small seal bearing a merchant's mark.
Seal of the Sapervisors of Grown Lands,
temp. Hen. VIII.
Paper signet of Henry Vm.
Probate seal for the diocese of Norwich,
on paper.
Seal of Joannes Joachim de Passano [Sr.
de Vaulz, French ambassador in
England, 1525].
Imperfect reverse of a seal of James I.
Two indistinct leaden bullsB from Italy.
Two seals of the City of London, for
leases.
Great seal of George III.
Golden bulla of Frederick III., Em-
peror [1451-1498].
Acquired in 1872.
XLIII. 162, 163. Becent impressions of the seals of the Chapter of
St. Halyard's Church, and the Chapel Boyal, Oslo [Christiania].
Presented by the Boyal University of Christiania.
XLIII. 164. Cast of the seal of Anthony, Archpriest of St. Peter's
Church (?) at Populetum or Poblet, near Tarragona. From the
matrix found in the river Thames, in the possession of H. S.
Cuming, Esq.
XLIIL 166-173. Becent impressions of the following seals : —
Gommonalty of Dijon.
Commonalty of Condom, in Gers.
Monastery of S. Qniriacus, Provins.
Chapter of Muxeium [Muzy, in Nor-
mandy].
Chapter of St. Mary's "Scola Greco-
mm."
Grimaldns, Prior of St. Catherine's,
Modena.
Cistercian convent of Clairvaux.
Dominus Jacobus Curialis de Sabeno,
Bishop of Bisignano [1389].
Cristoffe de Longin, Chevalier, Seigneur
de Rahon.
Presented by Mr. Beady.
XLIIL 174. Common seal of the Chapter [of the Collegiate Church] of
Wolverhampton. From the metal mould in possession of the Yicar.
XLin. 176, 178. Seals of " Our Lady in Cyteren' " [? Cyterium, or
Cirisano, in Italy] ; and of Laurentius Boverelle, Bishop of Ferrara
[1460-1476]. From metal moulds in the possession of J. Tom
Burgess, Esq.
XLIIL 177. Seal of the *• Barones Londoniarum," on wax covered
with paper.
XLIIL 178. Becent impression of the seal of Stephen de Osmonte.
Presented by F. Warner^ Esq.
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DETACHED SEALS, XLIIL, XLIV.
XLIIL 179, 180. LEA.DEN bnllsB of Robert, Ring of Naples [1309-1343] ;
and of Marino Grimano, Doge of Venice [1696-1605]. Pretented hy
A. W. Franks, Esq.
XLIIL 181. Seal of the town of Abbeville " ad cansas." Transferred
from the Department of British and Mediceval Antiquities,
XLIIL 182. Becent impression of the seal of Thomas, Bishop of
Man, xvth cent. Presented hy Albert Way, Esq.
XLin. 183. Becent impression of a seal bearing a harp and the
legend, "Praye be merie,'* etc From the matrix belonging to
Mr. Mainton of Norwich.
XLin. 184. GuiTA-PEBGHA impression of the seal of the office of the
Peculiar Jurisdiction of Leighton. From the morse ivoiy matrix in
the possession of T. Salwey, Esq.
XLIIL 185. OuTTA-PERCHA impression of the seal of the church of
St. Mary and St. Florinus of Schonau. Presented hy Mr. Beady.
Becent impressions of the following seals : —
XLIIL 186. Heraldic seal of Adam de Shareshulle, 1366. Pre-
sented hy Albert Way, Esq.
XLIIL 187. Seal of an ecclesiastic, with rhyming legend. From
a silver matrix in the possession of W. Maskell, Esq.
XLIIL 188. Seal of John Bellet, Chaplain of Esbiseto. Pre-
sented hy Albert Way, Esq.
XLIII. 189-192. Seal of arms of Henry Esturmy [1366]; oc-
tagonal ring seal with a French motto ; seal bearing a rose en
soleil ensigned with a crown ; seal with the rebus, " Tou dear."
XLIIL 193. Seal of Sir Alexander Stewart. PresenUd hy Albert
Way, Esq.
Acquired in 1873.
XLIV. 1. Becent impression of the " Sigillum Commune de Humney
Marshe, anno 1666." Presented hy H. Stringer, Esq.
XLIV. 2-164. Leaden bulled of Eastern emperors, prelates, public
officers, etc., mostly with Greek legends and religious monograms.
Among them are the following : —
Boamund, Prince of Antioch. Alexander and Leo, Empeiois [886-
Focas, Emperor [602-610]. 91 1].
Ck>nBtantine and Eirene, Emperor and Theodora, Empress of Byzantinm [?
Empress [707-601]. 1055].
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DETACHED SEALS, XLIV.
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Alexins I., Emperor [1118].
Johaxmee, Archbishop of Caria (?).
Michael Autedoiika&
Leo, Basilicas Glerious, ele.
Sisinnius, Basilicas domesticus.
Niketas, Bas. Protospatharius.
Leo, Bas. Protospath. et Qaasstor.
Michael, Bas. Protospath. et Strategas
CappadocisB.
Leo and Pothos, Bas. Protospath. et
Strategi Chald»».
heophylactas, Bas. Protospath. et Stra-
tegas Thracioram.
Demetrios, Bas. Protospath. et Barba-
ronun .
GoDstantinas, Basilicas Spatharios.
Johannes, Bas. Spath. et Drungarios
lEgm PelagL
8a , Bas. Spath. et Bestarohes (?)
Glassis Peloponnesi (?).
Nicholans, Bas. Spath., Strategos, etc
anas. Basilicas Spatharonsandidatos,
Arohon, etc
Oonstantinas, Basilicas Spatharo-oandi-
datas et Chartalarias r&y orpvnArw^
Aratius, Bas. Spatharo-candidatas et
HetflBriaroha (?).
Antonins, Candidatas, etc,
Sisinnios, Candidatas et Basilicas
Spatharios.
Constantinns, Johannes, and Megistas,
Ghartolarii.
Johannes, Ghartalarios et Jenitzarios
Ghrysopolls, eU,
'Pablos(?>, Gomes.
Theophanes, Gomes.
Theophanea, Gommendator.
Theodoras, Gommerciarias [t.e. Pabli-
canas].
Helias, Hyadnthus, and Theodotos,
Gabioolarii.
Nioetas, Gabicalarios et Uostiarias.
Johannes Garopalata Triakontaphyllon.
Michael, Dioecetes Decapolis.
Theophanes, Dioecetes.
Dooas Sebastos Andronioas.
Yalerianas, Epuoh.
Michael, Bishop of Mai[na] (?).
Georgias, Bishop of Samos.
Niketas, Hypatas.
Johannes lUastris.
Agdonias and Symeon, Magistri.
Goostantinas, Magister, Vesta, Judex,
Nicholaos, Mesaritas [t.«. Primas Tel
Minister GoriaB].
TheodosLos, Monachos.
Niketas, Monachos . . . . et Gharto-
larios.
Petras, Monachos et Magnos CEoouomus.
Theodoras, Notarios et Poblicanas
Palatu (?).
Stephanas and Nikephoras, Notarii.
Leon, Patricias .... Triakontaphyllon.
Leon, Patricias et Judex Yeli.
Geoigius, Philoeophos.
Gonstantine, Pr»tor and Strategos of
Zante.
Symeon, Presbyter et Abbas.
Anastasios, Prohedras.
Georgias, Prohedras, ete.
Johannes, Proto-Patrioios (?) et Protor
Bolgarin, Triakontaphyllon.
Gharitonymos, Prohedras Smymo.
Nikephoros, Proto-prohedrus et Drun-
garios MgBsi Pelagi.
Johannes, Philippus, and Theodoras,
Protospatharii.
Basileos, Protospatharius et Ghartola-
rius.
Niketas and Phocas, Protospatharii et
Strategi Ghersonesi, etc
Agathooicus, Publioanus.
Anastasius, a secretls et Tabolarius.
Theodorus, Silentiarius.
Michael Skleros.
Niketas (?), Spatharius.
Theodoras, Spatharios, ete,
Erginos (?), Spatharios et Domesticus.
Basilius and Theophanes, Spatharo-
candidatL
Leo, Spatharo-candidatus et spedalis
Leo, Spatharo-cubicularius.
Johannes, et Strategos ChersonesL
Bomanos (?) , et Strategos Pelo-
ponnesi.
Niketas, .
Johannes Triakontaphyllon.
Bomanos Triakontaphyllon.
Johannes, Vesta, etc
Basilios, (?) Gaptain of Malta, etc
Mono, Vioarios.
Georgios, Yicarios.
Bryenios Batatzes.
Ghjristophorus, Ghrysanthos, Constan-
tinns, Georgias, Gregorios, Johannes ;
Johannes, serrant of the Crucified
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DETACHED SEALS, XLIV.
Son of Maiy, LeoD, Bfarcus Gabalas,
Haria Bryenis, Metrodonis, Michael,
Nikephonis, Niketas, Nicholaus Lar-
da , CBoetes, PetruB, SoteriooB,
SiBinnius, Theodoeius, Theophylaot,
etc.
7LLIV. 166. Eecent impression of the seal of the Mayor, Aldermen,
and Burgesses of Wolverhampton. Presented by T, Griffin^ Esq.
XLIV. 166, 167. Casts of the seals of Alphonso, King of the Komans
[1267] ; and of George William, Margrave of Brandenburg. Pre-
sented by Mr. Beady.
XLIV. 168-216, 220. Leaden bullsB of ecclesiastical, civil, and military
dignitaries of the Eastern Empire, etc., mostly bearing Greek or
Latin inscriptions and monograms. Among the names occur the
following : —
AgathonicoB, Presbyter.
AcataphroniuB, Proprsetor.
Aulua (?) SeptimuB.
Johanoes, Episcopus.
Celius (?) HypatuB.
ChriBtophorus, Dux.
Constantinus, Stratelates.
ConBtantinus, Notarius.
Constantinus.
Dionysius.
Fotius, Patricius.
GeorgiuB.
Johannes.
Martinus, and other NotarieB.
ProbinuB.
P , Basilicus Protospatharius, etc.
Romanus (?).
Sergius, Gubicularius, etc.
Sergius, Patricius et Strategus.
Steplianus, Papa.
Storax.
Thalassios.
Tiberius, a Tribune.
Marinus (?).
Theophaues, Notarius.
Transferred from the Be^rtment of Coins and Medals.
Acquired in 1874.
XLIV. 221. Paper impression of the seal of the Barons of Bomney.
Presented by H. Stringer, Esq.
XLIV. 222. Proof impression of the seal of H. M. Queen Victoria, for
the Dominion of Canada. Presented by A. B. Wyon, Esq., Chief
Engraver of Her Majesty*s Seals.
XLIV. 228. Recent impression of the seal of Robert, " Episcopus
Rastencis " [Robert de Lancaster, Bishop of St. Asaph, ob. 1433].
From the matrix iu the possession of the Dean and Chapter of
Chichester. Presented by the Bev. M. E. C. Walcott, Precentor of
Chichester.
XLIV. 224, 226. Great seals of George II. and VAilliam IV.
XLIV. 228, 227. Recent casts ofthe seals of Robert Pitz- Walter; and of
the council of the borough of Bridgnorth. Presented by Mr. Beady.
XLIV. 228. Seal of arms of Sir John de Holebroc [1301]. Trans-
ferred from file Department of Mediceval Antiquities.
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XLIV. 229. Elbctrotype of the seal of " the Confederate States
of America, 22 Feb. 1862." With a printed account. Presented by
J. T. Pieketi, Esq., of Washington.
XLIV. 230. Recent impression of the seal of John Prat of Watele.
From a matrix discovered at Ashurst, near Tunbridge Wells. Pre-
sented by W. Carruthers, Esq.
XLIV. 231. Recent impression of the seal of the Colony of Tasmania.
Presented by the Secretary of State for the Colonies.
♦ Acquired in 1875.
XLV. 1, 2. Proof impressions in type-metal of the seal of Queen
Henrietta Maria. Presented by A. W. Franks, Esq.
XLV. 3-11. Miscellaneous seals, viz. : —
James I., for the Court of Common I Seal of the Parishioners of St. Mary
Pleas. I Magdalen, Oxford.
Proof impression of the seal of George Seal bearing the legend, i . bevavkmci.
ILL (?X for the Province of Quebec. | Armorial seal of '* Thomas de Strata
Cast of the seal of Mathildis, Ist Queen I Villa," Clericus.
of Henry I. I Two imperfect official seals of James I.
Recent impression of the Chapter seal | Paper seal of Thomas Greene, Bishop of
of Ely Cathedral. Norwich, 1721.
XLV. 12-17. Great seals of Edward III., Henry^VII., and Edward
VL ; seal of Charles I., for the Principality of Wales, etc. ; proof
impression of the seal of Catharine of Braganza ; proof impression
of the signet of Queen Anne.
XLV. 18-2S. Bbcent casts or impressions of the seals of the
Burgesses, the Mayoralty, the City, and the Hospital of St. Mary
Magdalene, Bristol.
XLV. 26-36. Impressioks of the following seals : —
Carmelites of Oxford. i Baoul de Yerrewio.
Alice, relict of H. Palmer, xuith cent Seal bearing a bu^t of Aristotle, from a
Seal bearing a figure of St. Margaret, \ gem.
early xnrth cent. ' Seal of arms of Emoal Poisriate (?).
John Beneyt, early xivth cent | Seal bearing a monogram.
Seal bearing a gryllus. I
XLV. 36-44. Bbcent casts of tbe seeds of Dartford Nunnery and
Langley Priory; of the ring seal of Bichard Yngworth, Ahbat
of Langley Begis, 32 Hen. VIII. ; of the seal of Whalley Abbey,
Lancashire, 1528 ; and of the Friars Preachers of Langley. Pre-
sented by the Bev. W. T. Tyrwhitt Drake, of Great Oaddesden.
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XLV. 45-48. Bktbnt impressioos of the heraldic seals of Johannes
filiiis Johannis de Cokefeld, 10 Edw. II. ; Simon Pakeman, 29
£dw. III. ; Adam Charles, Clericns, 29 Edw. III. ; and Bohertns
de Herle, 29 Edw. III. Presented hy Jfr. Beady.
XLV. 49. Skal of the Offioial of the Archdeacon of Middlesex.
Presented hy the Bev. M. E. C. Walcott, Precentor of CUeheUer.
XLV. 60. Leadkn seal of a Venetian officer. Found at Nablons.
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PAPYRI
AGQUIBED IN THE TEARS
1854-1876.
Pap. LXXVL A grant of land to the abbat of Bt. Fhcebammon,
near Thebes ; in Coptic. Probably of the ixth oentnry. Purchaged
in ihe year 1854.
The /Mowing No$., LXZVII.-XOVIII.; were purchased of the Bev.
Henry Stobart, in ihe year 1857.
Pap. LXXYIL The will of Abraam, Bishop of Hermonthis, or
Harment, anohoret of the Memnoninm [Djeme, near Thebes], son of
Sabinus and Bebecca, beqaeathing the oell of St Phoebammon and all
his property to Yictor, priest and monk. Attested by the Bishop ;
by the scribe, Joseph son of John, who wrote the doonment for
the Bishop, who was unable to write [ypofifuzra firf eirurra/xevov] ; by
Diosconis son of James, archpriest of the church of Hermonthis ;
Pantonymus son of Apadius; Abraham son of Theodosius, civil
magistrate [iroXircvo/icvos] of the same; Paul son of Abraham,
deacon; and Theophilus, defender of the same ohnrch. IVithont
date ; a few lines being lost at the beginning. Oreek : in cursive
characters without separation of words ; probably of the end of the
vnith century. Unrolled and glazed ; measuring 3 ft. 8 in. x 1 ft.
2 in. See a translation of this document [by C. W. Ooodwin] in
the " Law Magazine and Law Beview," Feb. 1859, p. 244.
Papp. LXXVIIL-XOVII. Deeds of gift, wills, and other documents
relating to the monastery of St. Phoebammon, of Mount Djeme,
near Thebes, of the vrnth and ixth centt. ; in Coptic {Sahidie),
Pap. XOYin. The '£irira<^ios, or Funeral Oration, of Hyperides over
Leoathenes and his comrades in the Lamian war [b.c. 323]. Oreek.
The greater portion of the oration, in fourteen columns, partly
imperfect. Perhaps of the first century b.c. The entire column
measures 8 in. x 3 in., and there is an upper mai^n of 1 in.
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At the back arc fragments of an astrological treatise, in 6i*eek ;
partly in small uncial characters, similar to those of the Hyperides ;
followed by a treatise on magic, in cursive writing. The firet
complete lines of the astrological tract are : —
" <l>aiv(i>v rov rov Kpovov cvpuTKOfitv rrjv K^ivritrw
iroiovfjufvov cv irapO€ViM fwipri^ d oucov €pfJuovi
wl/mfjMTL cpyxovs rainvoi/jLan a^po8cin;9 opioid "
The Oration of Hyperides was edited from the present MS. by the
Rev. Churchill Babington, with an engraved facsimile ; Cambridge,
1868.
Pap. XCIX. Fragment, in five columns, of an account ; apparently
of tribute. Greek, In cursive characters, probably as early as
the beginning of the Christian era. Measuring 2 ft. 9 in. x 11 in.
Purchased of Messrs. Boone, in the year 1857.
Pap. XCIX*. 1. A small fragment of the preceding document.
2. A small fragment, containing a few words only, in Greek.
Purchased of the same, in the same year.
Papp. C.-CII. Deeds of conveyance and bequest of inhabitants of
Djeme, near Thebes, in Coptic; probably of the ixth century.
Presented hy G. C. Bankin and C. W. Goodwin, Esquires, in the year
1861.
Papp. CIII.-CV. Two wills and a deed of mortgage relating to pro-
perty in Djeme, near Thebes; the first document dated in the
year of the Saracens 132, and of Diocletian 466 = a.d. 750 ; the
others of about the same period. In Coptic (Sahidic). Described by
C. W. Goodwin in the "Archseologia," vol. xxxix. p. 447. Purchased
of David Brewer, Esq., of Aberdeen, in the year 1863.
Pap. CVI. Petition of Apcvs to King [Ptolemy?]. Greek: in cursive
oharactei's. Measuring 8^ in. x 2| in. Purchased of Viscountess
Strangford, in the year 1864.
Pap. CVI*. A. B. Two fragments of a tale, composed probably by an
i^ptian Jew as a Haggadah on Exodus, cap. i., in Aramaic,
strongly influenced by Phoenician or Hebrew. Written in Egypto-
Aramaic cursive characters of the late Ptolemaic period. Formerly
part of the Blacas collection. Transferred from the Department of
Antiquities in the year 1866.
The following Nos., CVIL-CXL, were purchased of the widow of
Mr. A. C Harris, of Alexandria, in the year 1 872.
Pap. CVII. Two fragments, containing together the principal part of
Book xviii. of the Iliad. The first fragment has verses 1-171,
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in four oolumns, and portions of yerses 172-216, in an imperfect
fifth column. The second fragment has verses 311 to the end, in
seven columns. The text agrees with that of other extant MSS. A
collation of the first three columns shows only slight variations
from that of Heyne's edition; excepting that the last line reads,
rcv^ca KoXoL <fi€po\xra irap* rf<l>aurrou} avoxro?, instead of revxta fAopfjuupovra
vap* iT^ourroio <f>€pQWTa^ as in Heyne. In small unciaf characters,
probably of the first century B.C.
The first fragment measures 2 ft. x 10 in. ; the second 3 ft. x
10 in.
They were obtained by Mr. A. C. Harris, of Alexandria, from an
Arab who had discovered them in " the crocodile pit " at Ma'abdey,
near Monfalat, in Egypt, on the 9th of December, 1849. From
the same tomb Mr. Harris obtained fragments of another MS. of the
Iliad, having on the back a work of l^yphon, the grammarian.
Pap. CVm. Thirty-two fragments, containing portions of two
Orations of Hyperides ; viz, : against Demosthenes, respecting the
treasure of Harpalus ; and in defence of Lyoophron. Greek, Those
relating to the latter are numbered 9, 13, 28, 31. The fragments
consist of portions of columns measuring about 2 in. in width,
and divided by margins of about 1 in. in width, sometimes more
and sometimes less. The column is in no instance perfect, but
must have measured about 6i in. in length. The upper margin
measures a little less, and the lower rather more, than 3 in. In
small uncial charactei's, probably of the second or first century b.g.
They were purchased by Mr. A. C. Harris, of a dealer of Thebes,
in Upper Egypt, in the spiing of 1847 ; and were published by him
in facsimile, in 1848. They have been also edited by August
Boeokh, in the '*Allgemeine Litteraturzeitung," Noe. 223-227,
1848; by Hermann Sauppe, in the " Philologia," 1848; and by
the Bev. Churchill Babington, with preliminary dissertation and
notes (Cambridge, 18r)0).
The fragments are mounted in eleven glazed frame?.
Pap. CIX. FRA.GMEN IS of whst appears to be an assessment or tribute-
roll, in which names are entered in columns between numerals.
Greek. Mounted on nine sheets, framed and glazed. The ciphers
on the left of the names in the three first entries of Plate I. are
''^Px" "^X»" "PX-*' The first columns in Plates I. II. III. are
headed respectively by the numbei*s oa, oa/9, oay. The columns
measure, at their full size, from 12 to 13^ in. x 6 in. In cursive
letters, probably of the first or second century of the Christian era.
Pap. ex. Fragments of a scheme of nativity or horoscope in Greeks
PAPYRI.— 18M-75. 3 H
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834 PAPYRI, CXI.
headed [ycvcoris ayovPi]unvoi a ^avoToiros, and calculated in the first
year of the Emperor Antoninits [a.d. 138], on the 8tli of the month
Adrian, and 18th of the ancient (Egj-ptian) month Tubi. Written
in uncial characters. Compare anothisr copy printed in facsimile
in Dr. Young's " Hieroglyphics," pi. 62 ; copied and translated into
French, in the " (Euvres completes de Cic6ron," ed. Panckouck6,
tome xxxi. p. 880 ; and copied, with a facsimile, in the " Notices
et Extraits des Manuscrits de la Bibl. Imp6riale,*' tome xviii.
p. 287.
The fragments are mounted on four sheets and glazed. They
measure from 5 in. x 8 in. to 5 in. x 7 in.
Pap. CXI. Small fragments, showing Greek cursive writing much
obliterated. They had formed part of the covering of forged Ghreek
papyri.
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EGERTON MANUSCRIPTS
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18 54.
Sg. 1,637. Obituary of the nunnery of Schmerlenbach, near Aschaffen-
bnrg in Bavaria, witli a calendar prefixed ; compiled in the xiuth
cent, with subsequent entries to the year 1684. Vellum. Small
FoHo.
Eg. 1,638. '* De Danske Ostindiske Etablissementers Histoiie ved
Henning Engelhart, det Tranquebarske Selskab for Indisk Oplysning
til^net;" from 1616 to 1732. In two parts. Paper; xvmthcent.
Quarto.
Eg. 1,639. AoooMPT of Helies Bouchart, receiver of rents for [Louis]
Duke of Orleans, at Angouleme, Cognac, and Merpin, 1397 ; and
other similar papers, among which are: — Inventories of tapestry
belonging to [Valentine] Duchess of Orleans [widow of the same
Louis] at the hostel de Behaigne [in the forest of Coucy] and the
hostel des Tournelles at Paris; 1408, ff. 31, 33 ;— and lists of
homages received by le Comte Guy de Bloys [Gui de ChatiUon,
Comte de Soissons, Blois et Dunois] at Blois in 1388, and at
Chateaudun in 1388 and 1391, ff. 42, 43. Fr. Paper; xirth and
xvtb centt. Folio.
Sg. 1,640-1,642. " CopiE des Lettres Sorites par le Roi Louis XIV." :
a transcript of letters from Louis XIV. to foreign princes, members
of his own family, and other persons, in chronological order, from
the 9th of March, 1661, to the 5th of November, 1678. Ihree
volumes. Printed, with some exceptions, in the " Lettres de Louis
XIV. aux Princes de TEurope, k ses G6n6raux, ses Miuistres, etc. ;
recueillies par M. Rose, Secretaire du Cabinet ;" 2 vols. 12mo. Paris,
1755. See also " (Euvres de Louis XI V./' 6 vok. 8vo. Paris, 1806.
At the end of the third volume are tables drawn up by P. Julien
Fontaine, to show what letters printed in the latter work are
wanting in this collection ; and a few notes relative to an intended
edition of the Lettres Particuli^res of Louis XIV. Paper ; xvrath
cent. Belonged to the Marquis [Louis?] Bufile de Bi-ancas. Polio.
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836 EGERTON M8S., 1,643—1,848.
Eg. 1,843. '* Lettres de Louis XIV., de see niinistree et autres per-
sonnages, a D. Joseph de Bivre de M^rgarit [Marquis d^Aguilar],
Sorites depuis le 1*' Mai 1643 jusqu'au 4 Nov. 1652 : " during the
war of Catalonia, in which he served as Lieut.-Oeneral of the
French army. Paper ; xvirith cent. Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,844. Arms, coloured and emhlazoned, of princes and nobles of
France, England, Spain, and other countries, with others of more
or less mythical origin, preceded by an introduction on the science
of heraldry; compiled by Francquevie, herald of Valenciennes.
Fr. Including also : —
l.'^Les armes de plusieuis nobles et gentilz bourgois de Vallen-
chiennes," with subsequent entries, f. 77.
2. Tables of the dukedoms and counties subject to the French king,
in which are noted the destruction of Toumay and Th6rouaniie by
the English in 1613, and their subsequent recovery by the French,
f. 79 b.
3. " La magniere et forme que doibt tenir vng officier darmes quant
il est enuuUet par son prince et Seigneur vers quelque noble ou
digne personnage," f. 83.
Prefixed are extracts relating to the compiler by Henri Denis Mutte,
canon of Cambi-ai, circa 1748. Paper ; xvith cent. In the original
wooden covers, the lipings of which are portions of a will in Freneh^
dated 1422. Small Folio.
Eg. 1,646. "Deffense G^n6i*ale de la Normandie en 1787," in two
parts ; including a military survey of the province, and measures
for defending it. Paper ; wiiith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,646. 1 . " Catalogo dos gouernadores e Viso-Reys que gouemarfto
o Estsido da India," with some account of the government of each ;
from 1506 to 1656. Imperfect, f. 1.
2. *' Conquista da India per hvas e ovtras armas, reaes e evangelicas.
Em breues memorias de varoes lUnstres e Feitos marauilhosos em
hua e outia conquista," from 1497 to 1565 ; in five books. Wiitten
by a Portuguese Jesuit, f. 24.
Paper ; xviith cent. Octavo.
Eg. 1,647. Fifteen original letters of Francois de Salignac de la
Mothe F^nelon, Archbishop of Cambray, to Monsieur Robert, Canon
of Lenye, near Mons, 12 June, 1703-28 Oct. 1704 ; and to Madame
de Chevry, his niece, 6 Aug.-24 Nov. 1714. With seah. Paper.
Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,648. Six original letters of [John Stuart, third] Earl of Bate, to
Sir James Wright; Venice and Valdagno, 23 Jan.-23 Nov, 1770.
Paper. Quarto.
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EGERTON MSS., 1,849—1,863. 837
Kg. 1,649. " Croniga Brixiana edita per speotabilem et exemium artis
medicine uel phisioe dootorem magistrum Jaoobum, egregie ao
antiquissime seu uetustissime doiuus de Malneciis, ciuem Brixiensem,
sub anno natiuitatis domini M^'cocxfxiJ per eundem inohoata," from
the earliest times to the year 1332. At the end : *' Finis adest die
V Setembris 1487 ; " bnt this date has been altered into " xj Aprilis
1461." See Muratori, *'RerumItal. Scriptores," xiv. 776. Paper;
xvth cent. From the library of the Duke of Su>sex. Small Folio.
From the Famhorough Fund, *
Eg. 1,650. Treatise on the plagne by Giovanni Calora of Modena, in
thirteen chapters; with an introductory epistle to Lorenzo de'
Medici. Latin, Paper ; xvth cent. Octavo. From the Famhorough
Fund.
Eg. 1,851. Epigrams of Desiderius Erabmus, with dedicatory epistle
to Prince Henry [afterwards Henry VIII. of England], The titles
are: —
l."In laudem [Micaelis et] angelorum [omnium]," f. 1 b.
2. " Gabrielis laus," f. 3.
3. ** Eaphahelis laus,'* f. 3 b.
4. ** De angelis in genere," f. 4.
5. " Hendecasillabum carmen " ad Gktguinum nondum visum, f. 5.
6. '* Epigramma [Roberti] Ga[guini]," f. 6 b.
7. "In [annales] Ga[guini] et [eclogas] Fa[u8tina8]," f. 6.
8. ** Carmen extemporale [in Skeltonem]," f. 6 b.
9.'* In castigationes Vincentii contra Malleoli castigatoris depriva-
tiones," f. 7.
10. "Ad Gaguinum de suis [fatis]," f. 7 b.
11. ^'Contestatio saluatoris ad hominem sua culpa pereuntem," etc.j
f. 8.
12. "In dine Anne laudem Bithmi lambici," f. 8 b.
Paper ; xvith cent. Small Folio. From the Famhorough Fund,
Eg. 1,652. " Ceremoniale della nunciatura di Yenezia sotto Monsignore
[Ales8andro] Aldobrandini et Monsignore [Carlo Gaetano] Stampa;
sorittoda D. Giovanni Francesco Stem, Secretario delle Ambasciate
di essa Nunciatura." Alessandro Aldobrandini, Archbishop of
Rodi, was nuncio at Venice from Sept. 1713 to Sept. 1720; his
successor held the office till May, 1735. Paper; xviiith cent.
Octavo. From the Famhorough Fund,
Eg. 1,653. " Lettere Informative delle cose de' Turchi riguardo alia
Religione, et al Govemo Civile, Economico, Militare, e Politico, di
Pietro Busenello, Segretario del Senate ; dedicate al Serenissimo
Principe Pietro Grimani, Doge di Venezia, 1743." Paper. Folio.
Fro^n the Famhorough Fund,
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838 EGERTON MSS., 1,664—1,666.
Eg. 1,664. '' Insalata Mescolanza di Carlo Gabrielli d' Ogobbio,
GentiHiuomo Bomano; clie oontiene Favole, Esaempi, Faoetie et
Motti, raocplti da diversi autori et ridotti in ottava rima; divisi in
Bette oenturie, con la Giunta, et con alcune Rime in honore delli
Sereniesimi Principe d' Urbino, et PrincipesBa sua sposa. In
Bracciano, jier Andrea Fei, mdcxxi." Prefixed is a dedicatory letter
to the Prince of Urbino, in which the author mentions having
published some " rime spirituali '* the previous year ; dated Borne,
23 Feb. 1621. The first poem begins, "In vago cervo, ohe gli e
sempre k lato." Paper; xviiith cent. Small Quarto. From ike
Farnhorough Fund,
Eg. 1,666. '* Hertooinne van Sayoyen, en Don Juan de Mendossa ;
Treur-Bly-Eynde-Spel. Door T[heodore] Bodenburg :" in four acts.
Dutch. The author's name is at the end of the drama, with the date,
18 June, 1619. This play is not included in the liht of Boodenborg's
dramas given by Paqiiot, in his " Histoiie Litteraire des Pays-Bas."
Paper ; xviith or xvJiith cent Small Quarto. From the Farnborough
Fund.
Eg. 1,666. AuTOGRAPHsletters and poems of Bobert Bums, viz. : —
1 . Letter to Mr. George Thomson, criticising pieces intended for
insertion in his ^Qjjthcoming Collection of Scottish Songs ; offering
substitutes of his own composition, etc.; dated 7 Apr. 1793, f. 1.
Printed, with omissions and verbal variations, in the Worka of
Burns, ed. J. Currie, London, 4 vols. 8vo. 1801 ; vol. iv. p. 65.
2. Draft of letter to the Earl of Buchan, in answer to his advice to
Bums to write on subjects of Scottish history, etc.; n.d. [1787?],
f. 6. A portion printed as above, vol. ii. f. 64.
3. Draft of letter to the Lord Provost and CJounoil of Dumfries,
soliciting the benefit of a real as well as honorary membership of
the corporation, in respect of the schools ; n.d. [1796 ?], f. 7.
4. Humorous verses in the form of a Summons for a meeting of
Fornicators, beginning, ** In Truth and Honor's name. Amen," f. 8.
6. " The Holy Tulzie :" verses on occasion of a quarrel between Mr-
Moodie, of Biccarton, and Mr. Bussel, of Kilmarnock; with ex-
planatory verses, f 12.
6. A few lines *which formed part of an unfinished tragedy ; with
explanation, beginning, " All devil as I am," f. 14 b.
7. Another fiugment, beginning, *' I bum, I bum," f. 15.
8. ** The Kirk of Scotland's alarm— a Ballad," f 16. Printed with
variations in Works of Bums, ed. Allan Cunningham, London, 8vo.
1842, p. 90.
9. Another copy of the above, with some variations ; written out,
apparently, for Mr. Graham, of Fintray. On the back of the leaf aie
a few lines, in prose, on the depravity of human nature, f. 17.
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EGEBTON MSS., 1,666. 839
10. " Extempore in the Court of S[e88ion8]/' f. 18. Printed in Works,
ed. Cunningham, p. 122.
11. ** The Dean of Faculty— a new Ballad," f. 19. Printed, hut with-
out the last stanza, as ahove, p. 78.
12. " Sketoh— insciihed to the Et. Hon. Charles James Fox, Esq.,"
f. 20. Printed, with verhal dilTerenoes, and omitting the last twelve
lines, in Works, ed. Currie, vol. ii. p. 221.
13. "The Holy Fair," f. 21. Printed, with variations, as above, vol.
iii p. 28.
14. Dialogue between husband and wife, f. 25. Printed, with the
addition of two stanzas at the oommencement, as above, vol. iv.
p. 146.
16. " McPherson's Farewell," f. 26. Printed in Works, ed. Cunningham,
p. 146.
16. Song, *" Here's a health to them that's awa'," £ 27. Printed as
above, p. 219.
17. " A Scots Ballard:" The five Carlins, f. 28. Printed as above,
p. 94.
Paper. Folio.
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EGERTON MANUSCRIPTS
ACQUIRED IN THE TEAK
18 55.
Eg. 1,667. £iOHTY offiotal letters from Louis XIV. to [Henri Frangois]
d'Aguesseau, Intendant in Languedoc, relating to affidrs of the
province; 1 Sept, 1673-1 Jan. 1689; signed by the King, and
countersigned by the Secretary of State, tfiz. : [Balthazar] Phflypeanx
[Marquis de Chateaunenf], [Fran9ois Michel] LeTellier [Marquis de
Lonvois], or [Jean Baptiste] Colbert. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,668. Two hundred and thirty-one letters of Louis XIV., the
first to [Louis] le Pelletier, President, and the rest to [Henri
Francois d'Aguesseau], Procureur G^n^ral of the Parliament of
Paris, ordering the registration of royal edicts, etc.; Jan. 1708,
1 Feb. 1710-17 Aug. 1715. Signed by the King, and eauntersigned in
genei-al by [Jerome] Ph^lypeaux [Comte de Pontchartrain], and
occasionally by [Louis] Ph^lypeaux [Marquis de la Vrilliire],
[Daniel Fran9ois] Voysin, and [Jean Baptiste] Colbert. Paper.
Folio.
Eg. 1,669. NiNETY-TWO letters of Louis XV. to [Henri FranQois
d'Aguesseau] Procureur G^n^ral of the Parliament of Paris, for the
registration of royal edicts, etc. ; dated 12 Oct. 1716-29 Jan. 1717.
Signed by the King, and countersigned by the Secretary [Louis]
Ph^lypeaux [de la Vrilli^re]. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,660. History by Robert Bums of his own life, in a letter to
Dr. John Moore; dated Mauchline, 2 Aug. 1787; witli a poetscript,
dated Edinburgh, 23 Sept. of the same year. Autograph. Printed
in the Works of Bums, ed. Currie, London, 4 vols. 8vo. 1801 ; vol.
i. p. 35. Paper. Quai-to.
Eg. 1,661. ** Kenilwouth : " a novel, by Sir Walter Soott, Bart The
original MS. corrected for the prcsb, but wanting some portions.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quaito.
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EGERTON MSS., 1,662, 1,668. 841
Kg. 1,668. Original letters, m.:—
1. Sir Walter Soott to the Rev. Dr. Dibdin on bis election to tbe
Boxbnrgb Club as the author of " Waverley ; " Abbotsford, 1 May,
1823, £ 1.
2. The same to [Daniel] Terry, on matters of business, and sending
the sheets of '* Quentin Durward;" Abbotsford, 2 May, [1823], f. 3.
3. Laurence Sterne to [T. Becket, his publisher] on literary and business
matters; Paris, 12 [April?] 1762, £ 6.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,663. " HiSTOiRE de Victor Amad^ II, Due de Savoye et Roi de
Sardaigne, par M. TAbb^ [Carlo Giovanni Maria] Denina ; " with a
table of contents at the end. Paper; xvuith cent. Belonged to
Prosper Balbi, Sardinian Minister of State. Small Folio.
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EGERTON MANUSCRIPTS
ACQUIRED IN THE TEAB
185 6.
Eg. 1,664. '* Belation snr le Qui^tisme par Messire Jacques B^nigne
Bossuet, Evesque de Meaux;" etc. Printed, Paris, 1698; with
marginal notes in answer to the arguments, in the autograph of
Fran9ois de Salignac de la Mothe F6nelon, Archbishop of Cambray.
The printed '* B6ponse a la Belation sur le Qui^tisme " by F^nelon
is a distinct composition. Paper. Octavo.
Eg. 1,666. ** BE9ISTR0 di lettere di Mons' B"^ Fabio Mirto, Arciues-
couo di Nazzarett, scritte nel gouemo di Perugia 4 Monsignor
illustrissimo [Filippo Boncompagni], Cardinal [di] San Sisto, S^re-
tario di N[ostro] S[ignor] et k SS** Padroni di Boma;" 18 Jan.-19
Dec. 1580. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,666. Copies of papers'relating to proceedings of the Assemblies of
Notables of France in 1596-7, 1617, 1626-7, viz, ;—
1. ''l^tat des noms des depute conYoqn6s par le Boi [Henri IV.] en
I'assembl^e tenue k Bouen .... en Tan 1596," f. 1.
2. " Avis " of the assembly at Bouen to Henri IV. on measures fur the
relief of the people, etc.; 25 Jan. 1597, f. 5.
3. " £tat abr6g^ de la somme de 37,450 6cub dont doivent ^tre remplies
les commissions de la lev^ extraordinaire qui sera faite en la pre-
sente ann^e ; " 1598, f 52.
4. ''Assemble des notables tenue a Bouen Tan 1617." — "Ordre tenu
en la premiere sconce," etc. — '* Les propositions envoydes par sa
Majesty [Louis XIII.] cb la dite assemblee et les avis qu'elle donne
h, sa dite Majesty sur chacune d'icelles." f. 54.
5. Addresses to the Assembly of Notables at Paris by [Michel] de
Marillac, Garde des Sceaux, le Mar6chal [Henri] de Schomberg,
and [Armand Jean du Plessis], Cardinal de Bichelieu, 2 Dec. 1626 ;
with " avis " of the assembly to Louis XIIL, 23 Feb. 1627, f. 98.
6. "6tat dcB taxes de Messieurs les Notables, anii^e 1627," f. 195.
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EGERTON MSS., I,6eft-l,ee8. 843
7. *^ Articlee que pr^ientent au Boi les notables du corps de la nobl6i08e ; "
[1627]. With the note in the margin, '*Ce8 articles ont et6 dds-
avou^s.*' f. 202 b.
8. " Articles pr^sent^s an Boi par les premiers pr^sidens et procurenrs
g6n6raux des parlemens de France pour le bien de la justice;"
[1«27]. With the note, " Cos articles ont M d6savou6s." f. 210.
F^per; late xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,667. '* LiUBE des entrees de prisonniers au Chateau de la
Bastille/' containing the name of the minister countersigning the
order of detention, the dates of the order and of the reception of the
prisoner, a statement of the effects found on his person, notes of the
chambers in which he was confined, etc,; 5 May, 1734, 25 Aug. 1742-
8 Apr. 1754. Fr, Down to 7 Jan. 1750 [f. 38] the entries relate
to prisoners •* qui sont p<jrt6[8] sur I'ancien registre," and, with a
few exceptions, are unsigned ; the remainder have the signatures of
the prisoners. Prefixed is a table of contents, and at the end, f. 196,
is inserted a leaf from the register of '* Bondes du Chasteau de la
Bastille,*' containing the rota of duty of the oflficers, 13, 14 July,
1764. Paper. Oblate Quarto.
Sg. 1,668. Copies of letters and papers relating to the history of France,
chiefly during the reign of Henri III. ; 1478-1618 : —
1. " fielation des propos tonus entre le Pape, TEmpereur et le Sieur de
Vueilly [Claude Dodieu, Sieur de Vfly , afterwards Bishop of Bennes],
ambassadeur du Boy Francois I. prez sa Saintet6, touchant la paix
entre les dits sieurs, empereur et roy ;" [6 avril 1636], f. 1.
2. *' Lettres patentes pour les seigneurs de Veruin [Jacques de Coney]
et Hareschal [Oudart] de Biez [son beau-p^re] en Septembre 1575,"
f. 9. See the '* Archives curieuses de I'Histoire de Franoe," par L.
Gimber, torn. iii. 1835, p. 101.
3. '* Interdiction du parlement de Paris," — ** Extraiot des registres du
parlement [du roi Henri III.] s^ant a Tours ; " 23 mars 1589, f. 10.
4. *' Dieoours de la bataille de Coiitras," entre le roi Henri de Navarre
et la Ligue Catholique ; 20 Oct. 1587, £ 10.
5. ^'HaraDgae du roy Henry IIL prononcee [en son oonseil] 4 St.
Gennain-en-laye ; " 19 Nov. 1583, f. 11.
6. " Harangue au roy Henri III. faicte par Mons^ [Gf^J ^^ Faur,
Seigneur] de Pibrao, pour le roy [Henri] de Navarre, lors que la
reyne [Marguerite] de Navarre, sa femme, recent mauvais traiote-
ment au Bourg-la-Beyne pres Paris, 1584;" with other papers on
the same subject, ff. 13-22.
7. *' Declaration de Monsieur le mareschal [Armand Qontaut] de Biron
faicte a MoDsieur le Chancelier [Philippe Hurault de Chevemy], le
8"* Avril, 1584," relative to an agreement with [Jean d'Escars],
Comte de Vaiiguyon, to promote the marriage of his son, [Claude
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844 EGEETON MSS., 1,668.
d'Esoars, PHnce] de Carency^with Aune, daughter of Oeofi&oy, Baron
de Canmont, f. 25.
8. " Lettre de Monsieur [Paul] de Foix [Archbifihop of Toulouse,
Ambassador at Rome] au roy ;" 23 avril 1584, f. 27.
9. " Lettre du roy Henri III. k Monsieur [Nicolas de Neufville, Seigneur
de] Villeroy;" 1585, f 35.
10. " Articles accordez entre [Alexandre Farn^se] le Prince de Panne,
et le sieur [Fran9ois] de la Nove," for the release of the latter,
prisoner of war; 1585, f. 37.
11. "Propos tenus par le roy Henry III. au Th6ologal d'Orleanfl
[Hugues Brulart ?] sur le subjet de sa predication ; " Nov. 1587, f. 41.
12. ''Harangue de Monsieur [Jacques] Faie [Seigneur d'Espeisses],
Advocat du Boy, sur la reception de Monsieur [Jean Louis de Nogaret,
Due] d'Espemon en Testat d'admiral de France, le xi™* Janvier, 1588,"
f. 45.
13. ** Lettre du roy de Navarre [k M. de S6gur] touchant la mort de
Monsieur le Prince de Cond6, etc., d'un assassin suborn^ pour le
tuer ;" St. Jean d'Angely, 4 avril 1588, f 47.
14. '* Discours de la loy Salique et de la succession de la oouronne de
France," beginning, **Les FraiJ9ois tiennent la loy Salique;" 1588,
f. 49.
15. " Lettre du roy Henry III. a Monsieur de Villeroy ;" [circa Apr.]
1588, f. 65.
16. ** Instruction k M.' [le Due] de Quise [retourn6 en oour] par M.
[Pierre d'Espinac] rai-chevesque de Lyon ;" 1588, f. 67.
17. ** Estatz generaux tenus k Blois soubs le roy Henry III., Tan 1688 ; "
containing — Lists of the deputies, *' Tedict du roy sur rnnion de ses
Bubiectz Catholiques," "Cahiers presentez au roy," '* Observations
tant sur la forme, usage et prattique des estatz, que decisions plus
remarquables/' e<c., f. 69.
18. " Instruction qui fut envoy & au Pape [Sixtus V.] au mois de Januier
1589, incontinant apr^ la mort de Messieurs les Princes Catholiques,
par le commandeur de Dion" [Dijon]/ on the part of the Duo de
Mayenne and the League ; Dijon, 8 Jan. 1589, f. 215.
19. " Lettre[s] du Cardinal [Fran9ois] de Joyeuse au roy Henry III.,"
concerning the deaths of the Duke and Cardinal de Guise ; 9, 10 Jan.
1589, and n.(2., £f. 223, 241, 255.
20. '* Processions solemnelles [des Presidents etConseillersdu Parlement
et autres] faictes " k Paris, 20 juin, 13 aoiit, 1589, flf. 263, 265.
21. "Instruction du Doyen [de Beims, Pierre] Frison, envoys vers sa
Sainctete par le Due de Mayenne et le conseil general des Catholiques
de France," with a letter from the Duke to the Pope; n.d, [1589],
f. 267.
22. '' Informations faictes pour raison dc la mort des Due et Cardinal
de Guise, 1589, 1590," ** par M" PieiTc Miohon et Jean
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€k>urtm» Conaeilliers Commissaires, k la requeBte de Dame Catherine
de Cloves," f. 271.
23. ** Jjettre de la reine Louise, Douairi^re de Franco, aa roy Henry lY.
sar le sujet de la declaration du roy en favenr de M' Dn Maine ; "
Chenonceaux, 7 Feb. 1595, f. 279.
24. *• Lettres [8] du roy [Henri IV.] k Monsieur [Nicolas de Harlay,
Sieur] de Sancy [Surintendant des Finances] ;" 24 June, 1591-27
Mar. 1596, f. 281. «
25." Advisdonn^au roy [Henri IV.] par Monsieur le President [Pierre]
Jeannin [Pr^ident du Parlement de Bourgogne] sur la paiz de
France avecque TEspaigne, avant qu'elle fiit faicte k Vervins,
MV^ni»xv," f. 285.
26. *' Lettres missives patentes du roy et arrestz de la Cour de Parlement
de Paris pour le reglement du sallaire des advooatz de la dite cour ; "
13 mai-19 juin 1602, f. 289.
27. Letters of [Pomponne] de Belli^vre [Chancellor of France], and
[Nicolas deBrulart, Sieur] de Sillery to [Antoiue] de Lom^nie and
Henry IV., and of the King to P. de Belli^vre, relative to [Charles de
Gontaut] Mar6chal-Duc de Biron ; 10, 11 July, 1602, f. 291.
28. '^ Oppositions des advocats et procureur g6n6raulx auz dons
immenaes du domaine et autres choses faictz par le roy Louid XI. ez
ann^es 1478-1483." — '' Extraict du registre secret &ict de I'ordon-
nance de la cour par M' Germain Chartelier, nottaire et secretaire
du roy," 19 mai 1492. f. 299.
29. '* Traictez des droicts du roy sur les comtez de Provence, Forcalquier
et terres adjacentes, Avignon, Aurenge, Bretagne, Bourgogne,
Auxerre, Masoon, et Aussonne ; par M' [Pierre] du Puy," f. 805.
30. ''Edict du mois de Juillet, 1618, dress^ sur les cahiers des estats
tenuz a Paris Tan 1615, et sur ceux de Tassemblde des Notables
tenue & Rouen Tan 1617," f. 349.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio,
Sg. 1,669. " MEMOIRS des antiquitez de la ville, comt6 et chastellenie
de Corbeil," by Jean de la Barre, Pr6v6t of Corbeil [1607-1024] ;
in two books, vrith indexes of names, etc. Printed at Paris in 1647.
Paper ; xvuth cent. With book-plate of Dominique Bamab6 Turgot,
Bishop of S6ez, 1716. Folio.
Sg. 1,670. '* JouBff AL de M' [Olivier le F^vre] D' Ormesson [Maftre
des Requites] pendant la Chambre de Justice stabile en Decembre
1661 dans la Chambre des Bevisions en la Chambre des Comptes : "
report of proceedings in the pi-osecution of Nicolas Fouquet,
Surintendant des Finances, from 9 Dec. 1661 to 31 Dec. 1664,
continued with occasional entries i^lating to other affairs to Apr.
1672. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
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Eg. 1,671. 1. Petitions from natives of Great Britam and Ireland,
• chie€y Boman Catholics, resident in France, in the French service
or attached to the family of the Pretender, addressed principally
to [Louis de la Vergne de Tressan], successively Bishop of Nantes
and Archbishop of Bouen, Chief Almoner to the Begent Duke of
Orleans, and praying for pensions " sur les 6conomats ; " 1721-1726,
with a few of 1780. Arranged in alphabetical order of names.
Included also are original letters and ntftea of recommendatioo,
among others, from — W. [?} Dicoonson, " Tresorier de la feue Beine
d'Angleterre," S. 24, 119, 122, 139, 238, 294, 307 b, 308, 335,
367, 369; — [Charles Jean Baptiste Fleuriau, Comte] de Morville
[Secretary of State], f. 49 ; — ^L[ouis] A[ntoine], Cai-dinal de Noailles,
Archbishop of Paris ; with sealsy K 129, 327 ; — H[ettri Oswald de la
Tour d'Auvergne], Archbishop of Vienne, f. 221.
2. [Paroisse dej '* St. Etienne du Mont [Paris]. Pensions sur les
Economats ; " 14 Fevr. 1726. Signed by B. Blondel, Cur^. f. 370.
3. *' Paroisse S' Boch [Paris]. Etat des personnes nouvelles Catholiques,
pensionnaires but les oeconomats, qui y demeurent ou qui y ont
demeur6;" Paris, 12 Fevr. 1726. Signed by J. Benoe, "^desservant
en chef la cure et paroisse de Saint Roch." f. 372.
4. " Boole des nouveaux oonvertis de la parroisse de St Euatache
[Paris], au mois de Mars, 1726," f. 375.
Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,672. ''M^MOiRBS de M. [Francois Da Yal] le Marquis de
Fontenay [-Mareuil ], Mar6ohal des Campa et arm^ du Boi, en 1631
son Ambaasadenr en Angleterre, et deux fois & Borne en 1642 et
1646 : " in two parts, of which the first contains a continuous history
of public events from 1609 to 1624, and the second, detached pieces
relating to negotiations, efc., from 1625 to 1647. The last **Bela-
tion " is imperfect. The entire work is printed by Petitot, " Collection
complete des M6moires," ete., s6rie i. tom. 1. li. Paper; zviiith
cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,673. '* Supplement a V histoire de France, ou 8ont ezpliqu^es les
plus considerables afaires de cet ^tat durant radministration du
Cardinal due de Bichelieu, depuis Tann^ 1624 [1622] jusques k
16[38] : " beginning, " Deux choses principales rendent les hiatoires
d^fectueuses." On p. 886 the author writes, *' Je finis en Novembre
[1638] ce travail, qui est le mime mois oil finissent les m^moires
qu'on m'a fourni ; j' attende les autres pour achever, afin de rendre
oe service au public, en lui conservant a^oo ma plume le secret de
plus belles afaires qui se soient paa86e8 dans TEurope ; " after this
there is a single entry relating to the death of P^re Joseph. The
present MS. is apparently catalogued by Le Long, *' Bibl. historiqae
do la France," under the No. 21,963. Paper; xvnth cent. With
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book-plates of Denis Francois Seoonsse aud '^C L R. Jarde],'* of
Braine, near Soissons. Quarto.
Eg. 1,674. Original orders for attendances, the disposition of troops, etc.,
addressed by the Pr^vot des Marchands and Echevins of Paris to
Gnillanme De Lamoignon, Mattre des RequSte<9 and Colonel of the
Qvartier St. Denis, during the troubles of the Fronde ; 6 Jan. 1649-
10 Oct. 1652. At the end is an additional order, dated 3 Maj, 1655.
Fr. Signed, "Le Maire" and "De M^re, oommia.*' At the foot
of many of the documents are observations by Col. De Lamoignon,
often containing valuable hiBtorical notices. Interspersed are
printed orders and proclamations and other papers, including : —
1. *' Ordre pour Tintretien de la oompagnie de 100 hommes leu6e par
ma colonelle pendant les troubles de [1]649." In the hand of Col.
De Lamoignon. f. 15.
2. [Francois de Yenddme] Due de Beaufort to Col. De Lamoignon ;
n.d.y 4 July, 1652. Holograph. «. 123, 220.
:k '* M^moire des ouvrages qui sont h faire pour mettre les fauxbourgs
Sainct Denis et Sainct Lazare en estat de deffence," f. 124 b.
4. " Liete de Messieurs les Colonels de Paris suivant Tordre de leur
reception," f. 134.
5. Instructions, passports, etc., from Gaston Due d'0rl6ans ; 18 Jan.
1650- Aug. 1652. Signed by himself, or by his secretaries only;
with seals. . flF. 135, 151, 175, 193, 225 b, 232 b, 244, 245.
6. Resolution of Col. De Lamoignon and the officers under his command
in favour of sending a deputation to invite the king to return to
Paris; 5 Oct 1652. Signed, f. 258 b.
7. Louis [XIV.] to Col. De Lamoignon, acknowledging his servioes ;
Pontoise, 9 Oct. 1652. Signed, f. 260 b.
Paper. With the book-plate '' Bibliotheca Lamoniana." Quarto.
Eg. 1,676. Political news-letters; dated Osnabriick, 17 Aug. [1648],
and Paris, 22, 30 Aug. 1648. JFV. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,676. '' Mesmoires de quantity d'actions particuli^res qui se sont
passees pendant les troubles de Paris au commencement de Tannic
1649," etc.: a collection of memoranda relating to the Fronde by
Guillaume Tronson, acting-colonel, in the absence of his uncle, M.
de S^ve, Seigneur de Chantignonville, of the Quartier St. Germain ;
1648, 1649. At the end, f. 144, is a single entry, dated 23 Dec.
1658. The principal contents are : —
1. "Journal de Mens. Tronson, secretaire du cabinatf Lieutenant de
M' de Seve, son oncle, colonnel, pour ce qu'il a fait an la dite quality
depuis qu*il a est^ receu en V hostel de ville [24 Sept.], 1648," f. 4.
2. " Memoiredes armes, outils et munitions de guerre qui ont pass6 par
mes mains;" Jan .-Mars 1649, f. 14.
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8. '' Becit veritable de quelqnes actionB fdctes pendant la guerre, poiir
Bervir de justiffication particuli^re k la sincerity de mes intensions,"
f. 48.
4. '' Des corps de gardes establis dans la colonnelle et autres
deffences," f. 102.
5. " Divers r6glements tant g6n6raux que particulters," 1 116.
6. " Des donseils de guerrre ; " 9 revr.-12 Avr. [1649], f. 127. '
7. '^ Establissements h faire avec le temps et selon les occasions dans la
colonnelle," f. 136.
Paper. With book<plates of arms of Gnillanme Tronson at ffl 1,
147. Quarto.
Eg. 1,677. Original letters of, and relating to, James Stuart, the *' Pre-
tender," etc; 1689-1772, 1774:—
1. " Un chyffre de noms entre sa Majesty Britannique et M. le Cardinal
[Louis Antoine] de Noailles," f. 1.
2. L. Inese [ ? Secretary to the Pretender] to Card, de Noailles ; Bar,
18 Sept. 1714. ^. £ 3.
3. Card, de Noailles to the Pretender ; Mont Valerien [near Paris], 26
Sept. 1714. Fr. Draft f. 6.
4. James Stuart, the Pretender, to M. Nettancour [Card, de Noailles] ;
Avignon, Urbino, Rome, 14 May, 1716-26 Jan. 1722. Fr. Chiefly
holograph; with seeds; one, at f. 13, signed ''Bannzzi." ff. 7, 13,
15, 17, 18, 20, 22, 24.
5. [Cardinal Filippo Antonio Gualterio] to [Cardinal de Noailles];
Urbino, 20, 27 May, 1718. Ital Unsigned, ffi 9, 11.
6. *' La declaration du Roy h tous ses chers sujets de touts rang et de
toutes conditions ; " Rome, 10 Oct. 1720. Fr. Copy. f. 26.
7. " La P[rinces8e] de Stolberg " [? Elisabeth Philippina von Homes,
wife of Gustavus Adolphus, Prince of Stolberg] to Rigan,
Marchand de Mode, Paiis; Brussels, 5 Oct. 1774. Fr. With seal.
f. 28.
8. Account by Francesco Riva of the flight of Mary of Modena, Queen
of James U., and her son, tbe Prince of Wales, from England into
France ; certified as con-ect by John Caryl, secretary to the Queen ;
St. Germain, 10 Aug. 1689. Ital. Copy. f. 30. Followed by a
French translation, f. 36.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,678. *' JouBNAL des saints des galores depuis Tannde 1664 jusqn'en
1684 : " journal of salutes given and received by squadrons of French
galleys in the Mediterranean, under different commanders ; with
numerous observations and, at the end, a table of contents. Paper ;
xviith cent. Octavo.
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daughter of Gaston, Dnc d^OrMans, brother of Loin's XIIL, of
France; 1627-1688. Fr. Written in four, or more, diflFerent
hands ; and divided into volumes corresponding with the arrange-
ment in the edition published at Paris, 1746, seven voU. 12mo.
The whole of Vol. v., however, and part of Vol. vi. to p. 147 are
wanting. Paper ; xvnith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,680. Memoirs and papers lelating to the history of France, etc. ;
1569-1666 :—
1. "Du conseil du Boy et des personnes desquelles les Roys out
compost leur conseil et qui ont entree, seance et voix deliberative
en iceluy;" by Andr6 Le F^vre d*Ormesson, conseiller d'etat, f. 3.
See Le Long, **Bibl. historique de la Fiance," ed. 1768, torn. iii.
No. 32,404.
2. '* Adnis donn^z au Boy Henry IIP. suiuant son commandement par
la Reyne, Monseigneur, et autres princes et seigneurs de pon conseil,
Bur le fidct de la paix ou de la guerre i & Blois, au mois de Januier
de rann^e 1577," f. 75.
3. Collections relative to the establishment and powers of " la seoonde
chambre des Requestes du pallais ; " 1580-1646, f. 135.
4. ** Discours sur la ciuilit6 et justice des lettres enuoy^es en parlement
pour la non-reunion du domaine ancien et her6ditaire du Roy et
celuy de la Couronne, centre les remonstrances du Procureur general,"
f. 149.
6. " Articles accordez au nom du Roy [Henri III.] eiitre la Royne,
sa mere, d'une part, et messieurs les cardinaulx de Bourbon et de
Guyse, ducz de Guyse et de Maienne .... d'aultre part, k
quny estoit present monseigneur le due de Lorraine ; ** 7 joillet, 1585,
f. 162.
6. '* Harangue du Ghancelier [Fran9ois] Olluier [faite au parlement de
Paris, Tan 1559], ou il parle de T^tablissement et authority du
parlemen," f. 166.
7. IVeatise in support of the exemption of Scots in France from the
" droit d'aubaine ; " temp, Louis XIU. JV. f. 170.
8. " Harangue faicte au Roy par Monsieur [Michel] de Yertamont
[Verthamon] an mois de Septembre 1654, lors de la prestation de
serment de Monsieur [Alexandre] de Seue [Sdve], preuost des
Marchandz,*' f, 174.
9.'^Belation d'Angleterre, ann^ 1666, de M' [Gaston Jean Baptiste,
Gomte] de Commenge [Comminges], Ambassadeur vera le Boy
d'Angleterre,*' f. 179.
10. *' Discours de Mons'[£dm6] de la Chastre [dit'le Marquis de la
Chastre] sur ce qu*on Ta destitu^ de la charge de colonel des Suisse^,
1644," f. 228.
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Eg. 1,681, 1,682. ^' DiBATS dn Parlement de Paris pendant la niinorite
de Louis XIY par xm Cosseiller Jean Le 3aindre, xnorfe
Doyen dn Parlement de Paris en 1692, qui entra en charge an
commencement de la minority et assista k toutes les assemblies : "
memoirs of the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris during the
sessions of 1648, 1649, 1651, and 1652, transcribed, as appears &om
a note in Vol. i. f. 2, by Barth^lemy Gabriel RoUand, Conseiller
au Parlement, President k la premiere [chambre] des BeqttStes da
Palais, from a copy made from the original manuscript by
Eevol, President of the same chamber [d. 1760], ** mais en supriroant
les arrets et arr^t^ et ne consei-vant que le detail des opinions,"
and adding also notes and reflections of his own, which are marked
in the present transcript. The volume of the original manuscript
containing the session of 1650 was lost before the work came into
the hands of M. Bevol. At the beginning is -a brief summary of
affairs in 1641 and 1642, with strictures on the character and
policy of Cardinal de Eichelieu. Two volumes. Paper; cw-ca 1761.
With book-plate of the arms of B. G. Bolland. Quarto.
Eg. 1,688. " Description des Parroisses de Telection de Fontenay le
Comte en Bas Poitou, precede d'une id^e g6n6ralle de ladite election,
auec plusieurs remarques curieuses sur la Guienne et sur la proninoe
de Poitou, qui se lisent au commencement de cet ouurage. Fon-
tenay, J. A." The last date mentioned is 1723. The initials J. A.
are repeated at the end of the volume, and on the fly-leaf is written,
** A. Arsan, commis a la recette des tallies de Fontenay le Comte des
exercises, 1723." Paper. Folio.
Sg. 1,684, 1,686. '* Recijeil des matidres curieuses et importantes,** re-
lating to the revenue, army establishments, etc., of France ; compiled
apparently in 1738 ; in three parts. Two volumes. Paper. Folia
Vol. I. Parts I. and II. :—
1. " Des conseils duRoy et des personnes qui les composent,** f. 3.
2. '* Des g^n6ralit^s et intendances, avec la manidre dont se levent et
per9oivent les tailles et autres droits et deniers royaux," f. 6 b.
3. " £tat general des fonds ou revenus du roy," et ^ de la d6pense
articule6," f. 11.
4. " Exercice des Aydes ; " " Traitt^ de Tinscription de faux dans les
aydes," etc,, f. 35.
5. '* Detail de la d^pense de toutes les troupes contenues au prteent
^tat," 1737, f. 73.
6. " M6moire sur les arsenaux," f. 114 b.
7. Ordinances relating to the levy of custom dues, etc., in the kingdom
generally and in Paris, f. 1 26.
8. *' Tarif g^n6ral des droits de sortie et entree dn royanme," etc,, f. 291.
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Vol. IL Part m. : — Statement of the goTemment, population, re-
yenue, etc., of the several " G6n6ral]te6 " of Franoe.
Sg. 1,686. '' Rbcueil dee m^moires, relations, raisonnemens, manifestos
et disooQTS politiques du feu [Henri II.] duo de Rohan." Printed
in the ^* M^moiros dn Duo de Rohan," Amsterdam, 1756 ; with the
exception of the following : —
1. " La Franoe et TEspagne compar^es, et ezortations aux autres
Princes, estats et communaut^ de s'opposer aux ambitieux desseins
de la maison d' Austriche ; " beginning, " Les orages qui out aglt^ ma
patrie," p. 87.
2. '* Veritable r^t de ce qui s'est pass^ au sousleuement des Orisons
pour la restitution de la Yalteline, comt63 de Chiauennes et Bormio ; "
beginning, ''Puis que mes meilleures et plus heureuses actions,'*
p. 453.
Paper; xviiith cent. Folio.
Sg. 1,687. Original letters addressed to Urbain de Maille, Marquis
de Brez6, Marshal of France, Ambassador in Holland, Oovernor
of Anjou, etc,, by Boutard, [Agent of the Marquis] ; Paris, lO
Jan.-19 May, 1636, Rome, 8 June, 1648, ff. 2-21 ; and C[laude]
Bouthillier, [Surintendant des Finances] ; Paris, Lyon, etc., 23 June,
1627-6 June, 1642 ; with seaU; ff. 25-71. Fr. The letters at flF.
59, 70 are signed also by [Olaude de] Bullion [Surintendant des
Finances]. At f. 22 is a news-letter from Paris, dated 19 Aug. 1648.
Paper. Folio.
Sg. 1,688. Okigikal letters to the Mar^ohal de Brez^ ; from [Hercule
Oirard, Baron de] Chamac^ [Ambassador in Holland]; Hague,
Paris, etc., 12 Aug. 1633-1 Mar. 1637; Fr. ; with teaU; ff. 2-51;
and [L6on Bouthillier de] Chavigni [Secretary of State] ; Paris, etc.,
23 Apr. 1637-8 Oct 1643; Fr.; with seeds; ff. 53-75. Paper.
Folio.
Sg. 1,689. Forty original letters from [Fran9oi8 Sublet, Sieur] de
Noyers [Secretary of State] to Marshal de Brez6 ; Ruel, etc., 16
July, 1636-7 May, 1642. Fr. With seals. Paper. Folio.
Sg. 1,690. Thirtt-foub original letters from [Armand Jean du Ples-
flis]. Cardinal Duo de Richelieu, to the Mar^chal de Brez^; VilJe-
roy, Paris, Ruel, etc., 17 July, 1627-20 Apr. 1642. Fr. With
seals. Two only of the letters, at ff. 2, 20, are printed among the
''Lettres eta du Cardinal de Richelieu," in tiie "Collection de
Documents inMits sur THistoire de France," tom. ii. pp. 510, 621 ;
the latter being there addressed, as a duplicate, to the Bishop of
Maillessais. Paper. Folio.
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EGEBTON MSB., 1,691.
Eg. 1,691. Okiqikal letters addressed to the Mardchal deBreze; 1627-
1649. Fr. The writers are : —
[Marie Madeleine de Yignerot, Ducbesse
d'Aigoillon]; Paris, 21 June, 1642,
f. 2.
[Ren^ de Voyer, Seigneur d^Argenaon
[Commiseioner to treat for the cession
of CJatalonia]; Barcelona, 29 June,
10 Aug.. 1641, 21 May, 1642. With
$eah. ff.4,6,8.
[Robert] Amauld d'Andilly; Paris, 17
Sept., 5 Oct. 1636, 31 Mar. 1640, and
n.d., ff. 10-17.
— Amauld; de la Bastille, 29 Aug.
t.a. [1685]. WiihsedU. f. 18.
[Jean?] Aubery and [Jean] de Flecelles
[Pi^sldeuts en la Chambre des Comptes
k Paris] ; 15 Mar. f.a., f. 20.
M. B.; 21 Jan. 1688. f. 22.
[? Nicolas] Bautru[Comte de Nogent];
Paris. 13 June, 13 Aug. m. [? 1646].
With »caZ«. ff.28.25.
[? Denis le Gouxde]la Berch^re; Bar-
celona, 29 Oct. 1643, f. 97.
[Pierre] de la Beroh^o [Pr&ident du
Parlenient de Dijon] ; Saumur, 15 Jan.
1642, and n.d. With sedU. ff. 28, 30.
Henri de Bourbon [Prince de Oondfl ;
Pesenas, 8 July, 1641. With teaU,
f. 83.
Louid de Bourbon [afterwards Prince de
Ckmd<l; Paris, 3 Oct. 1649. Withwab.
f.35.
Biasset; Hague, 29 July, 1635-
10 Nov. 1636, ff. 37-47.
Armand de Maill^, Duo de Brez^; Bar-
celona, 15 Aug. 1643. With aeah.
f.48.
[Philippe de Harlay, Oomte de] OAy
[Ambafisudor at Constantinople] ; Pera,
28 May, 1636, f. 50.
[Denis] deHefere;n.d. Imper/ed. £52.
Guy [de Laval-Montmorency, Marquis]
de Laval [de Bois Dauphin] ; Paris,
29 July. 1645. With seal*, f. 54.
[Hugues] de Lionne; Paris, Fontaine-
bleeu, 5 Feb. 1646-14 Feb. 1648.
ff. 56-63.
Lanier ; Puris, 12 July, 1631. With
teed, f. 64.
[TimoMon de Daillon, Comte du] Lude;
20 Mar. 1637. With aeol. f. 66.
C[lnire] Cp^mence] de Maill^ [daughter
of the Marshal de Brez^ and wife of
Louis de Bourbon, afterwards Prinoe
de GondO ; 14 Sept 1642. With maL
f. 68.
[Sil vestre de Orusy de] Marcillac, Svesque
de Mende; Nancy, 25 June. 1688.
Withsaob. f. 70.
[Louis de] Marillao [afterwards Mard-
chal de France] ; n.d. [? 1627], f. 72.
[? Denis de] Mauroy [Intendant des Fi-
nances]; 8 May, 1643, f. 74.
[Giulio] Cardinal Mazarini; 8t.-Ger-
main^en-Laye. 22 Jan. 1649. With
9eaU, ff. 76.78.
[Charles de la Porte, Marquis de la]
Meilleraie [Mar^chal de France];
Nantes, St Germain, 4 May, 1647,
8 Apr. [1649]. With aeob. £80,82.
C[harlotte Marguerite] de Montmorency
[wife of Henri 11., Prince de Cond<];
Paris, 14 Aug. $M. With 9eaL f. ai.
[Philippe de] la Motte Houdencour
[Mothe-Houdancourt, afterwards Mai^
cbal-Duc de Cardone]; au Camp de
Constantin, 28 June, 1641. f. 86.
[Jacques d'Angennes, Marquis de]
Pougny [Poigny, Ambaaaador in Eng-
land]; London, 1 Feb. 1636. With
seaiU. f. 88.
F[xan9oise] du Pny du Fou [wife of
Hilaire de Laval, Marquis de Treves,
dit Marquis de Laval-Lezay] : Treves,
8 Jan. 8.a. With teals, f. 90.
C[atharine, wife of Pierre de Gondy,
Duo] de Retz ; Mortagne. Beanpreau»
23 Aug.. 2 Sept 1689, 5 Jan. 1648-
3 Mar. 1649. Witb a«i2a. ff. 92-108.
[? Charles de] Bogree; Leydeao [?i]&
Catalonia], 21 Jan. 1642. f. 104.
[Henri de Bourcier de Cezelly, Sieur de]
Saint Aunez; Camp de Collibre, 5,
12, 14 Feb. 1642. With a«a2t. ff. 106,
107, 110.
[Melchior Mitte, Maiquls de] St Gha-
mond [Resident at Hamburg] ; Ham-
burg, 16, 18. 24 Jan. 1636. With seals,
ff. 112, 114, 116.
[? Francois Fallart, Sieur de] St'Estienne
[Envoy to Bavaria] ; Camp de Ingol-
stat, 2 May, 1632. With aeoli: 1 117
[Fiene] Seguier [Chancellor of Frunce],*
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EGERTON MSS., 1,691—1,693.
853
- Pnris, 30 Jane, 1635. With tral. f.
119.
[Henri de] 8enecth« [St Keotaire, Mar-
qaifl de la Fert^Navert, Ambassador
in England] ; London, 4 Jan.-1 Feb.
1636. With #0029. ff. 12U130.
[Gnillaiime de Bautru, Gomte] de Ser-
lant ; Chateau Oontier, St. Germain,
29 Dec. 1647. 10, 24 Jan. [1649].
WithfraZf. ff. 181, 133, 186.
[Abel] Servien [Surintendant dee Fi-
nanoea, afterwards Marquis de Sable] ;
Paris, 5 Aog.-26 Sept. 1643. With
Molf. ff. 138-151.
Ii'Abb6 [Fransois] Senrien [afterwards
Bishop Baooessively of Carcassonne and
Bayeaz];Pari8.6,16Feb.l648. With
ff 153, 155.
.[Michel] Le Tellier [Secretary of State] ;
Paris, St. Germain, 20 Feb. 1646, 17
Apr. 1649, ff. 157, 159.
Henry de la Tr<$moille [Duo de Thouars,
Prince de Tarente, etcJ] ; Thouars, etc.,
29 Jan. 1647-8 May, 1649. With
$edU, Three letters copies, ff. 161-
176.
du Yasoher to MM. de la Yrillais
et de la Farge; Chouze [Chouzy], 28
Jane, 1646, f. 177.
[Loais Ph^ypeaux, Seigneur] de la
YriUi^re [Secretary of State] ; Paris,
St. Germain, 12 July, 1645, 21 Apr.
1649. ff. 178. 180.
Joachim de Wicquefurt ; Amsterdam, 12,
27 June, 1636. With teaU. ft 182.
183.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,692. Drafts and copies of letters of Urbain de Maille, Marquis
de Brez6, Diarechal de France, to Ministers of State and others ;
with varions papers chiefly relating to military affairs; 1627-1649.
Fr. Among the papers are : —
1. " (yopie de la promesse que M. de Chamac^ et raoy [le Mar6chal do
Brez^] auons donn^e au Boy de Suede pour facilliter la nutralite ;
a Mayence, le 20* Januier 1632." LcU. f. 4.
2. '' (yopie d*une lettre [du Mar^chal de la Force] k M. Tadministrateur
[? Bernard, Duo du Saxe Weimar] sur le sujet du passage du Bin ;"
6 Feb. 1636, f. 9.
3. Gaudin to the Mar6chal de Brez6, with copies of hostile letters
interchanged between the Duo d'Elbceuf and the Due de Guise;
20 Dec, 1642, f. 56.
4. " Ooppie de I'ordre de bataille du Mansfeld et du denombrement de
ses troupes, piis entre les mainn de son aide de bataille qui fat faict
prisonnier," etc.; [Jan. 1636], f. 102.
5. '' Agenda, retournant d'Almagne pour aller commander I'armee de
Flandre8;"[1636], f. 106.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,693. I. Original letters addressed to Bobert Beale, Clerk of the
Piivy Council, with papers relating to Mary, Queen of Scots, etc. ;
1669-1693.
1. Letters to Bobert Beale firom : —
Hubert Languet; Frankfort, Antwerp,
e(e., 21 May, 1569-22 Apr. 1587.
Lai. ft. 3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 16-26, 28-34,
37, 39, 42, 46, 48.
[Odet de Coligny], Cardinal de Clias-
tillon [Count and Bishop of fieauyais];
Sohin [Sheen], 10 June, 1569. Fr,
f. 4.
E[obert Dudley, Earl of] Leicester; 7
July. 1572, f. 9.
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EGERTON MSS., 1698.
C[hriBtoph6 ?] De Harlay ; Paru^ 3 Mar.
1576. Fr. f. 12.
Daniel CraciuB; Frankfai-t, 25 July,
1576. Lot. With sedL f. 18.
Ludwig, Duke of Wurtemberg; Stutt-
gart, 23 Dec. 1577. Lai, Signed;
ynthseoL f. 14.
Wilhelm, Landgrave of Hesae-Oassel ;
Gaasel, 20 Sept. 1579, 1 Apr. 1581.
LaL Signed ; mih seal, if. 35, 47.
J. de Monnange, MiniBtre ; 9 Mar. 1580.
Fr. f.41.
Jobann von Glauburg; Frankfurt, 18
Sept. 1580,20 Sept. 1585. Lot, With
seal ff.44.73.
JaoobuB Telones, Bipontinus [?Z9llner
of Zweibruck] ; Oxford, 25 June, 1581.
Lai. f.50.
[Sir] Francis Walsingham; ''At th«
Ooorte," " Bamelmee," 14 Nov. 1581
21 Apr. 1585. With aeal tt. 52
68.
[Jean] Nau [Secretary to Mary, Queen
of SooU] ; Sheffield, 7 Mar. 1582. Fr
f.62.
M[iohel] de Castelnau [Seigneur de la
Mauviflsi^e, French Ambaasador in
England]; London, 18 Sept. 1583.
Fr. f.64.
J[oanne8] DruBiu8[van den Drieasche];
Leyden, 12 Feb., 4 May, 1585,'*stilo
reductionifl,'* 13 Mar., ^* stylo yeteri,**
1589, and n,d. Lot. With seals, ff.
66, 70. 75, 79.
David ObytrteuB ; Bostock, ** die Bemardi
melliflui," 20 Aug. 1593. Lot. f. 77.
2. Imperial decree of baniBliment against Joshua Opitz, Evangelical
Minister; 21 June, 1578. Lot, Copy. f. 27.
3. Bough notes by Bobert Beale, Commissioner from Queen Elizabeth
to visit Mary, Queen of Scots, at Sheffield, of certain requests and
promises of the Queen of Scots, headed, ** The Scotish Q[ueen'8]
demaundes " and *' Her sayings ; " together with similar notes of
requests of the Earl of Shrewsbuiy. The paper is endorsed, *' Sootish
Queues Demaundes, November, 1581." f. 54.
4. " A declaracion of the Scotish queues actions and demeanors
against her Majesty ;" originally headed, " Notes touching an answer
to be made to the Q[ueen] of Scottes le[tte]r ; " Nov. 1582. In a
secretary's hand, with corrections by Bob. Beale. f. 58.
5. '* Copia commendationis et intercessionis CsBsaiiffi ad trium
Dioecettium, Bremensis, Oe<naburgensis et PaderbomensiF, tddelioet,
Gapitula uniformis pro Friderici, Ducis Sazoni» Lawenburgid,
electione, sub dato Pragae, 2^ Junii, An. 1686." Oerm. f. 72.
II. Miscellaneous original letters and papers, chiefly relating to
Church affairs ; 1582-1689:—
1. to [? Herbert Westphaling, Bishop of Hereford], on laxity in
religion and leniency shown to papists at Hereford ; n.d. [1585 or
1586]. Copy. f. 81.
2. Letters to Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State, from : —
[Dr.] Wplliam] Aubiey [Vicar-General] ;
Kew, London, 22 Apr., 10 May, 1582.
Signed, if. 82, 85.
[Sir] Bobert Jenuyn; Buiy.Feb. 1582[8],
187.
John [Aylmer, Bishop of] London!
Fulham, London, [6 Sept.] 1582, 11
Mar. 1582[3], 29 May, 1584. With seals.
ff. 101, 103, IIL
[Sir] Christopher Wray [Chief Justice of
the King's Bench] ; ISerjeants' Inn, 31
Oct. 1583. Signed,' with seal, f.105.
[Sir] Thomas Smythe [Farmer of the
Customs of London] ; London, 25 Jan.
1583[4]. Signed, f. 109.
Thoxnas [Cowper, Bishop of] Winchester ;
18 June, 1584. Signed; ^nth seal.
f.ll5.
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That there maie be a refonnation Cor
the disciplyne of the Churche ; Nov.
1589," f. 126.
[Sir] J[ohii] Popham [Attorney-General] ;
Chancery Lane, 9 Mar. 1584[5],.f. 122.
AnonymouB letter, endorsed, ** From A. B.
8. "Articles exhibited by the Bishopp of Norwich [Edmund Freke]
against S' Boberte Jermyn and S' John Higbam, knightes, M*^
Ashefeild and M' Badby e, Esquiours," Justices of the Peace for Suffolk,
for opposition to '* the lawes established for the government of the
Churche " [1583]. Followed by '* a trew answer," further articles,
and a second answer, ff. 89, 91, 96, 98.
4. Thomas [Cowper, Bishop of] Lincoln [afterwards of Winchester] to
the Privy Council ; 3 Deo. 1583. Signed, f. 107.
5. Draft of letter of the Privy Council, endorsed, *' M[andate] to y*
B[ishop] of London touching [Sebastiano] Castalio's booke defide"
[published in English by Thomas Purfoot]; Greenwich, [circa
1580], f. 113.
6. ^' The humble petition of t^e Bisshop of Winchester [Thomas Cowper]
for certain orders to represse the bouldnes and waiwardnes of the
Becusants in the Countie of Southampton ; " [circa 1585], f. 117.
7. William [Overton, Bishop of] Lichfield and Coventry, to the Piivy
Council ; Lichfield, 19 July, 1584. Signed, f. 118.
8. " A draugbt of a letter from the L[ord] Maior and Citisens of London
to the D[uke] of Genua," in favour of William Shute, of London,
proceeding to Genoa on business of Paul Grimaldi of London;
London, 27 July, 1584. Lot. f. 120.
I. Draft of Patent of Peregrine Bertie, Lord Willoughby, as Com-
mander in Chief of the forces in the Netherlands ; endorsed with
the date, 9 Nov. 1587. In the hand of William Cecil, Lord
Burleigh. Lai. 1 124.
lO.^Certeyn reasons sett downe by the deane and chapiter of
Chichester to the reuerend father in god, the B[ishop] of Chichester
against the admitting of M' [Edmund] Coortesse [Curtis], sometyme
vicar of Cuckfeld to be Besidensarie in that Churche ; '' [circa 1581],
f. 128.
II. *' A true note of such horrible abuses as I can iustlie proue tohaue
bene oommytted within the Diooes of Exeter by the Bishopps y*
haue bene of late yeares; " [circa 1585], f. 129.
Paper. Formerly belonging, together with the following volume,
to George A. F. Bawdon-Hastings, 2nd Marquess of Hastings, who
married Barbara Yelverton, Baroness Grey de Buthyn, descendant
of Bobert Beale. Folio.
Eg. 1,694. Original letters addressed to Bobert Beale, Ambassador in
Holland and Member of the Council of State of the United
Provinces, and to Bobert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Governor and
Captain-General of the United lSt)vinoeB, with other papers relating
to the a&irs of the Netherlands ; 1575-1587 :—
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EGEBTON MSS.« 1,694.
Fifanois] Mylles [Secretary to Sir F.
Walsiagham]; Greenwich, 18 Jane,
1576, f. 19.
Thomas Wylkes [Clerk of the Ftvrj
Council, Envoy to Holland] ; Brill, 4
July, 1587. WithMoZ. C132.
Arthur Atye [Secretary to the Earl of
Leiceeter]; Flushing, 20 July, 1587,
f. 140.
R[obert Dudley, Earl of] Leioester;
Sluys, 25, 29 July, 1587. AddrcsBed
alflo to Henry Eilligrew. ff. 145, 147,
161.
H[enry] Eilligrew; Flushing, 26 July,
1587, f. 151.
1. Letters to Bobert Beale from : —
[Sir] Francis WaMngham [Secretary of
State]; London, 11 May, 1575-8 June,
1576, 20 June, 4, 30 July, 1587. With
wedlg, Thelast letter is addressed also
to Henry Eilligrew, Member of the
Council of State of the United Pro-
vinces, tr. 8, 10, 12, 14, 128, 180, 163.
[Sir] Edward Horsey ; Leicester House,
19 Apr. 1576. Signed, f. 5.
H[enry Hastings, Earl of] Huntingdon ;
London, 19 Apr. 1576. With teal,
f. 6.
John Hastings; London, 20 Apr. 1576,
f. 8.
Thomas Oastelyn ; London, 4 June, 1576,
£18. I
2. L. T. to [Pliilip van Mamix, Hear van] St. Aldegonde [Governor
of Antwerp] ; Greenwich, 3 June, 1676. Lai. With copy of letter
from Francesco Giraldi to Julio Bnsini ; London, 1 Jnne, 1576.
Ital f. 16.
3. " M[andate from the Privy Council] to certen Justices of peace in
the county of Come wall touching 4 shipps aperteining to '^the
Prince of Orange;" Greenwich, 29 July, 1576. Draft, f. 20.
4. Order of the Privy Council for a commission to determine a cause
relating to ships of the Merchant Adventurers detained at Flushing ;
Hampton Court, 9 Dec. 1576. Signed by Bobert Beale and Thomas
Wilkes, Clerk, f. 52. With other papers relating to the same, and
to other grievances of merchants. AT. 23-26.
5. Deposition of Thomas Longston and Bichard Courtnall as to
answers made by Coruelius Taymond, Secretary of the Council
of Zeeland, respecting proceedings lor the redress of injuries done
by pirates of Zeeland to Bobert Beale ; Middleburg, 18 Dec. 1579,
f. 27.
6. Instructions from the Privy Council to [Bobert Dudley], Earl of
Leicester, General of the English furces in the Netherlands ; 28
Nov. 1585. Signed by [Sir] T[h(>mas] Bromley, Lord Chancellor,
W[illiam Cecil, Lord] Burghley, A[mbrose Dudley, Earl of]
Warwick, C[harles Howard, Lord] Howard [of EflSngham, after-
wards Earl of Nottingham], H[enry Carey, Lord] Huubdon, and
others, f. 28.
7. John [afterwards Sir John] Hawkyns to Sir F. Walsingham ;
Deptford, 14 Mar. 1585[6]. With seal. f. 30.
8. Letters to [Bobert Dudley], Earl of Leicester, from : —
Thomas Wylkes; Greenwich, Windsor,
The Hague, 27 Apr. 1586-13 Apr.
1587. With teah, ff. 32. 37, 41, 44,
45, 49, 58, 62, 64, 70, 74, 75, 81, 86,
87, 93, 97, 101, 102, 104, 105, 116,
124,
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Thomas IMgget; Utrecht, 10 June, 1586-
5 May, 1587. With teaU. fL 85, 47,
120, 125.
The Treasurer (General and Council of
Finance of the United Provincea ; The
Hagoe,14Ang. 1586. Fr. WithaecO.
t39.
H[enz7] Kyllygzew; Zwolle, The Hagae,
13 Bept 1586, 12 Oct. [1587]. Fr. and
Bng, The flrat letter is signed also
by Biehazd Allyn, Lancelot Parasis,
aad £lifl8 Leech. With moU. ff. 42,
165.
[Sir] J[ohn] Norreys; The Hagae,
Utrecht, 8 Dec. 1586-11 Apr. 1587.
With MoIt. ff. 56, 66, 68, 83, 91, 106,
108, 110, 112, 122.
G^eorge] Qilpin; The Hagne, Leyden,
16 Dec. 1586-7 Mar. 1587. With Molf.
ff. 72, 79, 95, 114.
The Gooncil of State of the United
ProTincea; The Hagae, 20 Jan. 1587.
Fr. Bigned hy A[dolf Tan] Meetkerke
[President], f. 89.
Henry [Norreys, Lord] Norreya ; Rycott,
25 Jan. 1586[7]. With teal. f. 99.
J[oachim] Orteli; London, 8 July, 1587.
Signed; with teal. f. 134.
Edmond Hunte [Auditor of Accounts] ;
Loudon, 28 July, 1587, 1 159.
9. ^ Articles for explanation of some doubtful! poinots in the oontraot
betwene her Majesty and the States," relating to the English troops •
4 May, 1586, f. 34.
10. Memorial of [Sir] W[illiam] Eussell, [Sir] W[illiam] Stanley, and
others, to the Earl of Leicester, against the appointment of Sir John
Norris as his Deputy in the Netherlands; n.d, [?Dec. 1586].
Signed, f. 51.
11. [Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester} to Thomas Digges ; Rotterdam,
Nov. 1586. Dro/i in the hand of A. Atye. f. 53.
12. List of captains of English troops in the Netherlands, with the
numbers of their men ; 16 Nov. 1586, f. 54.
13. E[obert Dudley, Earl of] Leicester, to Thomas Wylkes; 24 Dec.
1586. Draft in the hand of A. Atye. f. 77.
14. '' ThetCompanyes at hir Majesties paie in Berghis and Ostend this
11* of January A? 1586[7]," with other lists of troops, f. 85.
15. '' Extracts of articles presented to the States Gtonerall by M'
[Thomas] Wilkes shewinge wherein they have violated hys Ex-
cellency's [the Earl of Leicester's] authoritie ; exhibited xi Martii
1687," f. 118.
16. Minute of a letter of the Privy Council to Lord Buckhurst in the
Netherlunds; Qreenwich, 11 June, 1587, f. 127.
17. ''An answere unto certaine Articles of the States of the Lowe
Countreis, 10 Julii 1587, Middleburg,'* concerning the mustering
and pay of troops. Signed by Thomas Digges. f. 136.
18. '* Notes of the letters [of Michel Leeman and Jeronimo de
Morebeke] sent out of England touching the pece ; " London, 6, 7,
9 July, 1587. Dvich and Eng. f. 138.
19. E[obert Dudley, Earl of] Leicester, to Henry Killigrew; 22-29
July, 1587. Addressed also, except the first, to R. Beale. ff. 143,
145, 147, 161.
20. Notes by Robert Beale of intei-views with [Gebliard Truchsess von
Waldburg, deposed] Elector of Cologne ; 24, 25 July, 1587, f. 149.
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21. B[ob6rt Dudley, Earl of) Leicester, to Sir F. Walsingfaam ;
*' Monday, 9 o'clock." Endorsed 26 July, 1687. f. 153.
22. [Sir] Edward Norreys to [the Privy Council] ; n.d. Signed, f. 157.
23. Extract from a letter from Sir John Norreys to Queen Elizabeth,
reflecting on the Earl of Leicester's government of the Netherlands ;
endorsed Jan. or Feb. 1687[8], f. 168.
24. W[illiam Cecil, Lord] Burghley, to Sir Francis Walsingham ; 20
Sept. 1587, f. 170.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,695. Original letters addressed to Barbara, wife of Heniy
Yelverton, Lord Grey de Euthyn, Ist Yiscount Longueville ; 1703-
1713. The writers are : —
1. S[arah, wife of John Churchill, 1st Duke of] Marlborough ; Windsor,
St. Alban's, 3 May, 1703, and ».a., ff. 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15.
2. [Charles Talbot, Duke of] Shrewsbury ; Heythrop, etc., 27 Oct.
1706-11 Oct. 1713, and 8,a. With seaU. ff. 17, 18, 22, 24-30, 34,
35, 39, 45-62.
3. Adelaide [Talbot, Duchess of] Shrewsbury [wife of the preceding]
Heythrop, etc., 27 Oct. 1706-5 Nov. 1707. With aeaU. fL 20, 23,
31, 32, 37, 41, 43.
Included also are two letters from Viscountess Longueville to the
Duchess of Marlborough ; n.d,, ff. 6, 9.
Paper. Quarto.
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ACQUIBED IN THE TEAB
185 7.
Kg. 1,696-1,700. EEaiSTERofdeBpatohesoftheCavaliere JaoopoGiraldi,
Gentleman of the Chamber to Cosmo III., Grand Duke of Tusoany,
and Envoy Extraordinary to the British Court, addressed to
Francesco Panciatiohi, Secretary of State; 1700-1713. Five
volumes. Vol. i. 2 Feb. 1700-15 Sept. 1702; Vol. ii. 1703-1705;
VoL HL 1706-1708 ; Vol. rr. 1709-1711 ; Vol. v. 1712, 1713,
At the end of Vol. i. are inserted three keys to ciphers, the last
of which is inscribed, ** Spagna, col Sig" Commendatore Ottavio
Tancredi nel 1682 ; e col S" Gavaliere Coriolano Montemagni nel
1688." Paper. Folio.
Sg. 1,701. Abstracts of expenses of the Cavaliere Jaoopo Giraldi,
during his mission to England ; 1700-1713. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,702. Ledger of accounts of Vincenzo Pucci and other officers of
the household of the same embassy, 1700-1713; finally balanced
in Apr. 1717. At f. 18 is a table showing the sum total of ex-
penditure, followed by a note of the expenses incurred in leaving
England. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,703. Memoirs relating to England, and papers concerning Flo-
rentine embassies, in the xviith and xviiith centuries, in Italian and
French. Among them are : —
1. ^^Bagguaglio della corte d' Inghilterra in tempo del B^ Carlo II.,
fatto dal Conte Lorenzo Magalotti, deir Anno 1669," f. 1.
2. ** Memorie attenenti al Regno d'Inghilterra ; " on the land and sea
forces, the court, nobility, parliament, the city of London, Ireland
and Scotland, and foreign possessions, f. 33.
3. *' Che quando anche stesse in potere dell' Inghilterra il rouinare
r Olanda, non le comple il rouinarla," f. 48.
4. On the trade of England, if. 51, 54.
5. '* Rinoluzione d' Inghiltenadel 1688 : " a summary of its causes and
events, f. 57.
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6. '' Remarqnes Bnr les afiaires du Temps, 1690" ; on the foreign policy
of tbe French minister Louvois, and especially in his alienation of
the Duke of Savoy, f. 68.
7. Instructions and others papers connected with the mission of the
Cavaliere Jacopo Giraldi, Florentine envoy to England, 1699-1713,
f. 81.
8. Extracts from letters of the Marchese Giovanni Yincenzio Salviati,
and tbe Marchese Capponi, Florentine ambassadors, relating to
their reception in England, in 1661 and 1686, ff. 112, 122.
9. Notes by [the Commendatore Del Bene], Florentine ambassador to
England, of ceremonies of reception at various places on his route
as well as in London, 1695, f. 131.
10. *' Oeremoniale della Corte di Toscana per il riceuimento de' Nunzi
del Papa, degl' Ambasciatori dell* Imperatore, dei B^, della Be-
pubblica di Yenezia, degP Elettori, e d' altri Principi Sourani, et
anoora dei loro Inuiati," f. 146.
11. '* Traitt6 entre le Koy Treschrestien, le Boy de la Gran Brettagne,
et les Seigneurs Estats G6n^raux des Prouinces Ynies des Pais has,"
for the partition of the Spanish monarchy ; 1700, f. 185.
12. Instructions for the Marchese Giovanni Battista Pucci, Florentine
ambassador to Germany, 1681 ; with other papers, f. 192.
13. Account of the mission of the Senatore Presidente Antiuori to
Milan and thence to Vienna; 1707, f. 212.
14. '' A view of the Taxes, Funds, and Publick Beuenues of England ; "
1712. Printed, f. 214.
Paper ; xviith and xvmth centt. Folio.
Eg. 1,704-1,766. Letters and papers of William, Count Bentinck of
Holland, including a few of his father, William Bentinck, 1st Earl
of Portland. Fifty- three volumes.
Eg. 1,704. Marching orders for the army of William, Prince of Orange,
Statbolder of the United Provinces, and general of the Dutch forces,
issued to Colonel William Bentinck, from 13 June 1675 to 14 Aug.
1678. Fr. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,705. A. 1. Copies of three letters from Colonel William Bentinck
[afterwards Earl of Portland] to his wife [Anne, daughter of Sir
Edward Villiers], written on the eve of the sailing of the ex-
pedition of the Prince of Orange for England; Helvoetsluys, 27,
28, 30 Oct. 1688. Fr. f. 1.
2. Extracts from letters of William III. to the Earl of Portland, in
Holland ; ^^ Jan.-^ Mar. 16|^. Fr. At the end is the note,
"Cecy est un extrait de touttes les lettres du Boy k My lord
Portland, touchant les affaires d'Hollande, et particulierement
d' Amsterdam du commencement de I'annee 1690. La Lettre du
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^V^ Janvier oomme plus importante a et6 enti^rement copi^e,
mot a mot, en foy de qnoj je me suis sign^, Aohard." f. 3.
3. Fourteen letters of [Martha, daughter of Sir John Temple, Ent.,
Master of the Bolls in Ireland, and widow of Sir Thomas Giffard of
Castlejordan, oo. Eildare, Bart., the favourite sister of Sir William
Temple,] to her niece [Jane, daughter of Sir John Temple, Knt., of
Bast Sheen, co. Surrey, and wife BUC5ceBsively of John, Lord Berkeley,
of Stratton, and of William Bentinck, Earl of Portland] ; dated prin-
cipally from Moor Park and Dover Street, 29 July [1697 ?]-6 Aug.
[1707?], f. 9.
4. Fifty-seven letters of [Henry Bentinck, 2nd Earl and Ist Duke of
Pordand] to M. D'Allonne, at the Hague ; Bulstrode, St. James'
Square, etc., 25 Nov. 1709-^1 May, 1711. Fr. f. 37.
Paper. Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,705. B. Letters and papers addressed to or relating to affairs
of Charlotte Emilia de la Tr6mouille, daughter of the Prince of
Taranto and Emilia, Landgravine of Hesse Cassel, and widow of
Anthony, Count Altenburg, natural son of Anthony Gunther, last
Count of Oldenburg; 1053-1713. IhOck and Fr. At f. 27 is a
letter, in French^ from [ de Lisle?], addressed to "la Prin-
ooHse d'Oldenburg " and subsoribed, " ton fidele maiy," referring
to religious persecutions in France; 5 Feb. 1688. Paper.
Folio.
Eg. 1,706. Fair copies of letters from Henry [Bentinck], Viscount
Woodstock [afterwards 2nd Earl of Portland], and his tutor [Paul]
Thoyras Bapin, to William, Earl of Portland, father of Lord Wood-
stock ; containing a narrative of their travels in Europe, from
2 Mar. 1701 to 1 May, 1703. Fr. Paper. Quarto.
ISg. 1,707. Letters on general and public business, addresses and
petitions, partly to King William III., but principally to William
Bentinck, Earl of Portland, from natives of Holland and others, in
the years 1688-1696, with some of earlier and later dates, from 1679
to 1708. They include many letters from Christopher Tromer, the
Earl's secretary at the Hague, to his secretary in England. Chiefly
in Duick. Among them are letters from the following : — Henriette
[sister of William, Piinoe of Orange, father of William m., and
wife of John George, Prince of Anhalt-Dessau] ; ^ Mar. [1689] ;
Fr. ; f. 33 ; — G[abriel Thureson] Count Oxenutiern, Swedish
Minister, asking for information to enable the King of Sweden
to act in concert with the King of England at the Conference;
Hague, 8 Nov. 1689; Fr. ; f. 113;— A[nthony] Heinsius, [Grand
Pensionary]; Hague, 22 Nov. 1689, 17 Aug. 1694; Dutch; ff. 122,
267; — Johann Wilhelni, Elector - Palatine of the Rhine, to
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William HI., in answer to his interoeflsion in &yoar of tbe
Anabaptists; Dtisseldorf, 22 Aug. 1694; Fr.; signed; f. 278. At
the end are accounts, in French, of the battles of Bamillies and
Wjnendael, (T. 356, 358, 367. Paper; XYiith and ivnith centt.
Folio.
Eg. 1,708. Papers relating chiefly to the disposition of the property of
William Bentinck, 1st Earl of Portland (ob, 1709), and oomprising
copies of the settlement on his first marriage with Anne, danghter
of Sir Edward Yilliers, in 1678; money accounts for the years
1691-1704; copies and translations of wills made by the Earl at
various times (with original will of 1692, f. 110) ; inventories of
his property, and other papers; chiefly in English and Dutch,
There are also : —
1. Memorandum by William, Prince of Orange [afterwards William TTT-
of England], of an additional clause to his will conveying certain
lands in Holland to William Bentinck de Bhoon [afterwards Earl
of Portland] ; Hague, 16 Oct. 1688. Dutch. Holograph ; with signa-
ture and seal. f. 7.
2. Wills of Sir John Temple, of East Sheen; 22 Nov. 1704; copy;
f. 132;— Lady Sophia Bentinck [daughter of William, Earl of
Portland, and afterwards wife of Henry Grey, Duke of Kent];
17 tJTune, 1728, f. 403 ;--Jane Martba, Countess of Portland
[daughter of Sir John Temple, and widow of William, Earl of
Portland]; 13 May, 1729, 10 June, 1730, 16 July, 1731, 23 Feb.
1760[1]; the last a copy; ff. 407, 413, 420, 427 ;— Lucy Temple
[daughter of Sir John Temple] ; 14 Sept. 1733 ; copy; f. 426.
3. Letters of W[illiam] Bentinck, [Lord of Diepenheimand Schoon-
hete], to his aunt; Schoonete, 19 Sept. 1722; Fr. ; f. 394; — Jane
Martha, Countess of Portland, to her son [William Bentinck] ;
Whitehall, 5 June, 1729, f. 405.
4. Papers relating to the estate of William, Earl of Cadogan (ob. 1726),
including a letter, in French, from [Charles] 2nd Lord Cadogan, his
executor, to [Margaret, daughter of the Earl, and wife of Charles
John, Count Bentinck, son of the Earl of Portland] ; 27 Aug. 1731,
f. 431.
5. Letters and papers concerning an annuity bequeathed by Sarah,
Duchess of Bichmond [daughter of William, Earl of Cadogan, and
wife of Charles, 2nd Duke of Bichmond], to her sister. Lady Mar-
garet Bentinck ; including a copy of the Duchesses will, dated 27 Feb.
1750[1], and a letter from [Georgina] C[arolina, Baroness] Holland,
[daughter of the Duke of Bichmond, and wife of Henry Fox, 1st Lord
Holland], to William, Count Bentinck, dated 19 Feb. 1773, f. 446.
Paper ; xviith and xviiith centt. Folio.
Eg. 1,709. Papers oonoeming the will of William Bentinck, Earl of
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Portland, and pnx3eedings in Chamcerjby his heirs; 1710, 1716,
1719. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,710. Original letters from children of George n. to Jane
Martha, Countess Dowager of Portland, and others, viz. : —
l.Prinoess Amelia; Hampton Court, Kensington, and Eew, Aug.
1728-16 June, 1748, flf. 1, 6, 7, 9, 11, 14, 16, 18, 22.
2. Anne [afterwards wife of William, Prince of Orange] ; St. James's,
7 Jan. 172|, Hampton Court, Aug. 1730, ff. 3, 13.
3. [Elizabeth] ; St. James's, 31 Jan. 172f, f. 4.
4. Louisa [wife of Frederic, Prince, afterwards ELing, of Denmark] ;
Gharlottenburg, 8 Dec. 1746, 1 20.
5. William [Augustus, Duke of Cumberland] to [William] Count
Bentbck; Windsor Great Lodge, 9 Sept 1760, f. 24.
6. Princess Amelia to the Princess Royal [Anne, Princess of Orange] ;
19 July, 1757. Copy, f. 27.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,711. Letters to the Countess Dowager of Portland from her sons,
William and Charles Bentinck, and their tutors; 1718-1731.
Literspersed are also letters from other persons, among whom are :
— [Arent ?] Count Wassenaer, guardian to the Countess's children in
Holland; 1718-1723, ff. 5-166, paanm ; [Henry Bentinck] Ist Duke
of Portland, Governor of Jamaica, 1725, ff. 179, 181 ; and E[lizabeth],
his wife, 1722-1725, ff. 115, 127, 169, 183, 203. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,713-1,714. Letters to the Countess Dowager of Portland, prin-
cipally from her son William, Count Bentinck of Holland, 5 Sept.
1732-26 Mar. 1751. Among other writers are Count T[homas]
I[8aac] de Larrey, and A. Trembley, tutor in Count Bentinok's
family. Three volumes. Paper. Folio.
Xg. 1,715, 1,716. Lettebs from the Countess Dowager of Portland to
her son, William Count Bentinck, during different periods of the
years 1730-1751. Two volumes. Paper. FoHo.
Eg. 1,717. MiscELULNEOUS papers, comprising ballads and other pieces,
chiefly political, some private papers of the Countess Dowager of
Portland, a few botanical and scientific papers [belonging to Count
Bentinck], and, among others, the following : —
1. Copies of letters of de Lisle [do Guast] and others, French
Protestants, on the subject of their sufferings for their religion ;
1686-1688. Fr. ff. 1-32.
2. '^Dialogue entre un refngi^ et un des fr^res de la 8ooi6te des
Labadistes," f. 33.
3. Plan of reviews of troops to be held [in Holland ?] from 31 July to
18 Aug. 1732. Fr. f. 101.
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4. *' Journal d'un voyage dn Cap de Bonne Esperanoe & Batavia k bord
du VaiBseau le Jerusalem ; " 26 Nov. 1753-24 Jan. 1754, f. 108.
5. Extract from a letter respecting the discoveries by tlie RxiBsians on
the north-west coast of America ; 23 Sept. 1764. Fr. f. 117.
Paper ; xviith and xvnith centt. Folio.
Eg. 1,718. Lettebs of James Cresset [secretary to the Princess of
Wales] to William, Count Bentinck, and his seoietary, M. Sacrilaire,
containing much political intelligence ; from 7 Jan. 1745 to 7 Jan.
1766, bnt chiefly of the year 1745. Prefixed is a paper on the
characters of the principal speakers in the two Houses of Parliament,
and of members of the Cabinet, by Cresset, circa 1747. Fr*
iPaper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,719. Letters of Lady Anne Sophia Egerton [daughter of Henry
de Grey, Duke of Kent, and wife of John Egerton, Bishop of Dur-
ham], to her uncle, William, Connt Bentinck, containing much court
and political news ; 2 May, 1752-22 Apr. 1763. Paper. Small
Folio.
Eg. 1,720. Correspondence of Oedney Clarke, senior, and Gedney
Clarke, his son, with William, Count Bentinck, President of the
States-General of Holland, on the a&irs of the newly formed
settlement of Demerara and the insurrection of negroes in Berbice,
with translations in Dutch and French and other papers ; 12 July,
1762-23 Aug. 1766. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,721, 1,722. Cor»esfond£nce of William, Count Bentinck, with
English membei-s of his family, and with English noblemen and
others; 1730-1765. Among the members of his family, the prin-
cipal correspondent is his sister Harriet, wife of James Hamilton,
Yisoount Limerick, afterwards Earl of Clanbrassil; and there are
also many letters from his sisters, Sophia, wife of Henry de Grey,
Duke of Kent, and Elizabeth A ,wife of Henry i^erton. Bishop
of Hereford, and from his nephew, William Bentinck, 2nd Duke of
Portland, and Margaret [Cavendish Harley, daughter of Edward,
Earl of Oxford], wife of the latter. Among the other correspondents
are Sir Bobert Keith, British Minister at Yienna, John, Lord
Berkeley of Stratton, George, Lord Anson, Francis Gk>dolphin
[afterwards Lord Godolphin], Amelia Sophia de Walmoden, Countess
of Yarmouth, Thomas Pelham Holies, Duke of Newcastle, Henry
Howard, Earl of Suffolk, etc. Two volumes. Paper. Folio.
Kg. 1,723. Lettebs to Charlotte Sophia Hedwig Eleanora. daughter
of Anthony, Count Altenburg, and wife of William, Count Bentinck,
from her husband, in 1733, 1734, Madame de Stocken, 1735, and
others. At the end are two letters from the Counters to her son.
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EQERTON MSS., 1,724-1,731. 866
21 Aug. 1792, and her grandson, 29 Oct. 1793. JV. Paper.
Quarto.
Eg. 1,724, 1,725. Corbespondence and papers respecting the property
of the Countess Charlotte Sophia Bentinck; 1737-1769. Two
volumes. Paper. Folio. The contents are : —
Vol. I. 1. Letters of Count T[homas] I[saac] de Larrey, [Minister of
Finance to the Countess,] to Count Bentinck, chiefly relating to
affairs in the lordship of Yarel, the Countess living at this time
in separation from her husband; 9 Mar. 1737-25 Aug. 1741. Fr.
f. 1.
2. Letter of Count Larrey and others [members of the Council in
Varel] to Count Bentinck, dated, Varel, 28 May, 1742; "with copies
of correspondence of Count Larrey, the Count and Countess Bentinck,
M. Trembley, and others, relating to the resignation of members of
the Council, and a proposed invitation to the Court of Denmark to
interfere in the affairs of Varel ; May, 1742-June, 1743. Fr. f. 81.
Vol. II. Letters, partly original and partly copies, of Count and
Countess Bentinck, M. de Larrey, M. Trembley, M. Weltzien, and
others, principally relative to affairs of Count Bentinck in connec-
tion with his wife's property in Oldenburg; July, 1743-Sept. 1769.
Fr. At f. 330 are added obligations, receipts, letters, eic.^ relating
to the sale of the lordship of Bossenerbroeck by Johan Albrecht,
Count of Schellardt, Baron of Doorwert, to Qenevra Maria van
Noot, Baroness of Asperen, in 1657; and to a mortgage of the
estate of Doorwert by Count Schellardt to Anthon, Count of
Oldenburg, Lord of Varel and Eniphausen, July, 1664. Dutch.
Sg. 1,726. Letters from A. Trembley, sometime tutor to the sons of
Count Bentinck, and subsequently travelling companion to the
young Duke of Eichmond, and from F. S. Favel, tutor to the Count's
sons at Leyden, ete.^ to the Count ; 9 Dec. 1740-18 Mar. 1766.
Fr. Amongst them are also included letters from Antoine
Bentinck to his father. Count Bentinck, 19 Nov. I75O78 Nov. 1760,
and from the Count to his son in 1762. Fr. Paper. Folio.
Sg. 1,727. Correspondence of Count Bentinck with his son John
Bentinck, captain in the English Navy, including many letters from
Lieutenant Fieter M. Lauterbach, a fellow officer of Captain Bentinck,
and J. Palairet, his agent (?) in London, and a few from other
persons; 2 Aug. 1752-29 May, 1759. Fr. and DttfcA. Paper.
Folio.
Eg. 1,72&-1,731. Letters of the Hon. Charles [John] Bentinck,
Count Bentinck of Nieuhuys, to his brother, William, Count Ben-
tinck, with drafts and copies of letters in reply ; 1740-1770. Fr, and
BO. MSB.— 1857. 3 K
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Engl Four volumes. Vol. i. 11 Jan. 1740-28 Deo. 1761; Vol. n.
1 Jan. 1762-1 Nov. 1767 ; Vol. m. 19 Aug. 1768-31 Dec. 1763;
Vol. IV. 3 Jan. 1764-25 Oct. 1770. Among the miscellaneous
papers which are included are a few letters of Lady Margaret
[daughter of William, Earl of Cadogan], wife of Charles Bentinck,
and other members of the family. Paper. Folio.
Kg. 1,732. Memoranda by William, Count Bentinck, principally of
political affairs in which he was personally concerned, in French,
viz, : —
1. Occasional notes; 1742-1760, f. 1.
2. Journal from 4 Jan. to 13 Dec. 1761, the Count being in England
during May and June, f. 68.
3. Journal from 11 Jan. to 23 Dec. 1764, f. 234.
4. A few memoranda, 30 Aug. 1767, 6 Feb.-20 Mar. 1766, f. 373.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,733. DRArrs of political reports and memoirs to the Prince and
Princess of Orange, and political memoranda, eU., by William, Count
Bentinck; 1738-1767. Fr. e^nd DtOeh. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,734. 1. EiOHTEEN original letters of William IV., Prince of
Orange, to William, Count Bentinck, with drafts of letters from the
Count to the Prince, and enclosures ; 16 June, 1744-10 May, 1761.
Fr. f. 1.
2. Drafts of letters from Count Bentinck to Anne, Princess Boyal of
England, and Princess of Orange [widow of William IV.], Begent
of the United Provinces; 12 Deo. 1761-22 Dea 1769; with an
original letter from the Princess to the Count, 14 Sept. 1762, and
other papers. Fr. f. 108.
8. William V., Prince of Orange, to [William Gustavus Frederic, Count
Bentinck?] ; Hague, 26 June, 1790 (?). Fr. f. 176.
4. W[illiam] G[ustavus] F[rederick], Count Bentinck, to the Princess
of Orange; 13 Jan. 1787. Fr. Draft, f. 176.
6. [Frederica Sophia] Wilhelmina [daughter of Prince Augustas
William of Prussia, and wife of William V., Prince of Orange,] to
Count Bentinck ; 3 Oct. 1787. Fr. ; with seal. f. 178.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,786. Lbttbbs of the Greffier Hendrik Fagel to William, Count
Bentinck, with drafts of the Count's answers and other papers ; 28
Oct. 1749-7 Apr. 1766, but principally of the years 1749-1763.
Fr. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,736. Letters of the Greffier Hendrik Fagel to William, Count
Bentinok, Plenipotentiary of fhe United Provinoes at the Congress
of Aix-la-Chapelle, with drafts of the Count^s letters and other
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EQEBTON MSS., 1,737—1,744.
867
papers; 14 Mar.-13 Dec. 1748. Fr. The letters of the two cor-
respondents are in separate divisions, each having a list prefixed.
Paper. Folio.
Sg. 1,737. Copies of letters from Count Bentinck, Hendrik, Baron
Wassenaer, and Qerhard Arnaud Hasselaer, Plenipotentiaries of the
United Provinces at Aix-laChapelle, to the GreflSer Fagel ; with
ntuneroas copies of papers relating to the negotiations ; 26 Mar.-
15 Nov. 1748. Dutch and Fr. Paper. Folio.
Sg. 1,738. MiscELLANeous papers relating to the negotiations at Aix-
la-Chapelle and the ratification of the Peace by the several powers,
and including papers concerning minor matters of detail ; 1748.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,739. Letters from varions persons to General Baron Jan van
Tnyll van Serooskerken, in the Dutch service; 18 Feb. 1729-22
May, 1752. The greater number are dated in the year 1748, when
the General was employed as one of the Commissioners of the States-
General to superintend the affairs of the Russian troops subsidized
by them and their allies. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,740-1,742. Original letters of Prince Louis Ernest [son of
Ferdinand Albert, Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbilttel,] Field-Marshal
in the Dutch service, and, from 1759 to 1766, Guardian to William
v.. Prince of Orange, to Count Bentinck, with drafts and copies
of the Count's letters and enclosures; 1760-1766. Fr. Three
volumes. Vol. i. 8 Jan. 1760-81 Aug. 1752; Vol. u. 1 Sept. 1752-
30 Sept. 1754; Vol. m. 2 Oct. 1754-12 Nov. 1766. Among the
enclosures in Vol. i. are original letters to Count Bentinck from
Prince [Frederic] Henry [Louis], [son of Frederic William I., King
of Prussia]; Berlin, 25 Sept. 1750; Fr. ; f. 60 ;— Prince [Augustus]
William, his brother ; Berlin, [Oct. 1760] ; Fr. ; f. 62 ;— and Charles,
Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg ; Saltzthal, 13 July, 1752; Fr. ; f.
244. Pbper. Folio.
Eg. 1,743, 1,744. Original letters from foreign Princes and Ministers,
chiefly to Count Bentinck, with drafts and copies of answers and
other papers; 1739-1771. Two volumes. The principal writers
are: —
Ck>iiiit [Anton] 0[orniflx] Ulfeld,
[Austrian Minister]; Vienna, 31 Oct,
[201 25, 29 Nov. 1739, 2, 16 Jan.
1740, [Jan.], 18 Oct, 20, 21 Deo. 1750.
20 Feb., 6 Nov. 1752. Fr. Vol. i. ff.
1.8, 5, 9. 11, 15; u. ff. 1, 61, 101,
103, 168, 237.
Christine, [daughter of Count Frederio
Lonis of Nassan-Otiweiler, widow of
Count Charles Louis of Nassau-
Baarbrfiok, and wife of Frederio James,
Landgrave of Hesse - Homburg] ;
Toumay. 16 Jan. 1740, n.(2., 20 May,
1741. Fr. Vol. I. ff. 13. 25, 27.
Charlotte Wilhelmina, [daughter of
Leberecht, Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg,
and wife of William, Landgrave of
llesse-Pbilippsthal]; Ypres, 18 Nov.
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EGBHTON MSS., 1.743—1,749.
1740, 14 June, 20 Aug. 1741. Fr.
Vol. I. flf. 17, 30, 89.
Frederic James, Landgrave of Hease-
Homburg ; Homburg, Toumay, 8 Dec.
1740. 11 June, 1741. Ft, Vol, i. ff.
21, 28.
[Barthold] D[ouwe] van Burmania
[Dutch Envoy to Vienna] ; Vienna, etc.,
2 Aug. 1741-8 June, 1749, 13 Apr.
1762. Ft. Vol. l poMim ; ii. t 852.
[John Hartwig Ernest, Baron, afterwards
Oount] Bemstorff, [Danish Minister] ;
Frankfort, 6 Sept. 1741, Copenhagen,
etcy 21, 24 Apr., 28 Oct. 1759, 8 May,
9 Nov., 17 Dec. 1770, 15 Jan., 22 May,
1771. Ft. Vol. I. f. 41 ; n. flf. 846-
850, 874, 878-887.
J[ohn] L[ouis] von Schulin [afterwards
Oount Schulin], [Danish Minister];
Copenhagen, 80 Sept 1741. Ft.
Vol. I. f. 44.
L. von Sohrader : Hanover, London, 14
May, 1745-31 May, 1746. Ft, VoL
I. flf. 55-76, 80-97, 100-124.
Frederic Charles, Landgrave of Hesse-
Homburg; Homburg, 14, 31 Deo.
1747, 27 May, 18 June, 25 Aug. 1748.
Ft, and <?enii. Vol. i. flf. 125, 127,
184, 141, 152.
Count W[entzel] A[nton] de Eaunitz-
Ritfberg; Aix-la-Chapelle, Antwerp,
Paris, ete., 7 Apr., 25 Nov. 1748, 12
Jan. 1749, 22 Biay, 1752-9 June, 1753,
18 Aug. 1758. Ft. Vol. i. ff. 181,
216, 285; n. ff. 191, 230-281 pawim,
811, 813.
[Charles Frederic?] Count Wartensleben ;
Briihl, Bonn, efo., 9 June, 1, 6 July,
1 Aug. 1748, 17 Apr. 1750, 30 May,
9 Sept 1752, 20 Feb. 1754. Ft, VoL
I. flE:i88, 143, 145, 149; n. AT. 22,
202, 226, 326.
Carl Ludwig Bothmer ; Brunswick, 80
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,745-1,749. Cobrbspondekgg of William, Count Bentinck, with
various persons ; witH some additional letters addressed to William
Qustavus Frederic, Count Bentinck, his grandson, and others ; 1730-
1807. Five volumes. Vol. i. 26 Feb. 1730-31 Aug. 1748 ; VoL
II. 9 Sept. 1748-29 Feb. 1752; Vol. iii. 1 Mar.-31 Dec. 1752;
Vol. IV. 2 Jan. 1763-6 Ang. 1754; Vol. v. 2 Sept 1754-20 Feb.
1807. Paper. Folio.
Aug.-81 Deo. 1748. Ft. VoL i. ft
154-250 i)a«mm.
Karshal C[harle8 John] Count [after-
wards Prince] Batthyany ; Ruremonde,
25, 29 Oct. 1748, Vienna, 9 Nov. 1750.
Ft. Vol. T. flf. 176, 181 ; n. f. 80,
General G[emme] 0[nuphriu8] van
Burmania; Brusaels, Hague, etc., 29
Nov. 1748-7 Feb. 1749, 7 Jan. 1752.
Ft, Vol. I. ff. 218, 228, 252, 270, 304,
315; n. f. 151.
Alexander, Cardinal Albani ; Borne, 17
Feb. 1748. Fr, Vol. i. f 327.
[Joseph Wenoeelaus] Prince of Licfaten-
stein; Felsbei^, Vienna, 81 May,
1750-1 Deo. 1758, 20 Nov. 1759. Fr.
Vol. n. pasgim.
[Budolph Joseph] Count [afterwards
Prince] Colloredo [Vioe-Chanoellar of
the Empire]; Vienna, 21 Oct, 18
Nov., 18 Dec.* 1750, 21 Apr. 1751. Fr.
Vol. n. ff. 67, 86, 97, 188.
M[aria] A[nna, daughter of Anton
Florinua, Prince of Liohtenstein, widow
of John Ernest, Count yon Thun, and
wife of Joseph, Prince of Liohtenstein] ;
Felsberg, 27 Oct. 1750, Brussels, 23
Apr. 1752. Ft, Vol. n. ff. 69, 172.
[Thaddsus?] Baron de Beischach;
Hague. Brussels, [Apr.] 1752-1753.
Ft, VoL il fL 174, 210, 249, 254,
264-274.
[Baron] Ed. de Steinberg ; Haxkover, 2, 23
May, 20 June, 1752. Ft, VoL n.
ff. 182, 194, 196, 212.
Anne, Princess of Orange; [Nov. 1752.]
Ft. VoLn.£248.
William, Prince of Hesse-Philippsthal ;
Philippsthal,19Deo. 1753. Ft, VoL
n. f. 324.
Count AQexis] Bestoucheff [- Rjumin,
Russian Minister]; St. Petersburg.
20 Aug. 1757. Ft. VoLn.f.332.
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Eg. 1,750. Miscellaneous papers and letters relating to Dort, Botter-
dam, and other towns of Holland; 1747-1760. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,761. 1. Copies of minutes by Tfhomas] I[saac] Larrey of inter-
views with the Pnncess of Orange, of letters of Cornells Hop, Burgo-
master of Amsterdam, and other papers, relative to popular tumults
in Amsterdam; 16 Jan.-.23 Feb. 1754. Fr, and Dutch, f. 1.
2. Copies of papers relating to the resignation by the Hon. Charles
[John] Bentinck, brother of Count Bentinok, of his commission of
Drossard of Drenthe, on account of a resolution of the States of
Overyssel depriving the Drossards of their right of presiding in
the States-General; 6 Mar.-3 Aug. 1754. Fr. and Butch. They
include a journal of C. J. Bentinck, 8-30 Apr. 1754, and several
memorials by him to the Princess of Orange, and notes of interviews
with her. f. 117.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,762. Protocol of despatches of foreign Governments, letters of
Ambassadors and Ministeis at various Courts, and other papers
relating to foreign affairs, read at conferences of a Council of Dutch
Ministers, held at the Hague, in presence of the Princess of Orange
as Begent of the United Provinces, from 18 Apr. to 29 Dec. 1755.
Fr. The names of the ministers are Prince Louis of Brunswick,
Count Bentinck, M. de Catwijk, M. de Borssele, Charles Bentinck,
Pensionary Steijn, Grefifier Fagel, and Treasurer-General Hop ; with
T. I. de Larrey as Secretary. The volume is part of a register which
probably contained entries from the beginning of the year. Paper.
Folio.
Eg. 1,753. '* Generale Staat der tegenswoordige Yersohillen tusohen
de Hoven van Groot-Brittannien en Vrankrijk, rakende de Limiten
van Nieuw Schotland, de ^'eutrale Eijlauden, en het Onderzoek der
2iee-Prijsen : " a statement of the dispute between the Governments
of England and France relative to the boundaries of their colonies
in N. America ; with copies of state papers; 1755. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,754. A. Journal of Proceedings of the Diet of Sweden, with
translated extracts of registei-s, copies of reports, e/c, forwarded
from Stockholm in the letters of Kretschmar, Dutch envoy
to the Swedish Court; 13 Jan. 1705-15 Oct. 1766. Dutch and
Fr. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,754. B. Miscellaneous papers relating to internal affairs of the
United Provinces, and comprising copies of resolutions, letters,
petitions, c/c, many of which refer to the control of the army;
1686-1785. Some of the papers are |>rtn<ec2. Paper, Folio.
Eg. 1,764. C. Drafts and copies of papers, some of which are in the
handwriting of Wiliiaiii, Count Bentinck, relating to the appoint-
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ment by tHe States-General of Anne, Princess of Orange, as Begent
of the Bepnblic and guardian of her son, William V., Prince of
Orange, durii^ his minority ; followed by similar papers connected
specially with the provinces of Guelders and Utrecht ; 1751-1754.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,766. Miscellaneous papers concerning England, chiefly in relation
to Holland and other countries, and comprising papers on political
matters, trade, fioance, etc., from 1674 to 1772; and copies of
diplomatic correspondence during the years 1747 to 1757. Among
them are : —
1. Papers relating to the jointure of Queen Mary of Modena, wife of
James XL ; 1685, 1697, ff. 3, 4, 12,
2. Address of William, Prince of Orange, to the officers and seamen of
the English fleet; 1688, f. 6.
3. '* Memoire sommaire con tenant les raisons qui doivent obliger les
Princes et Estats Protestans de contribuer au r^tablissement de S[aJ
M[ajest6] B[ritannique] : " a manifesto of James II. [1697], f. 18.
4. " A Eetum of the Killed and Wounded of the Brittish Forces, in the
late Action near Dettingen, June ^, 1 743 ; " with a statement of the
French losses, f. 35.
5. Memorial from [John Dalrymple] Earl of Stair to George IL, com-
plaining of having been superseded, and resigning his command
[1742] : a copy given by Lord Stair to Count Ben tinck, 25 Oct 1743,
f. 39.
6. Coloured plan of the battle of Fontenoy ; 11 May, 1745. Fr. f. 46.
7. " The Lords Protest on a Motion to Address His Majesty for the
keeping our Forces at home, till the Dutch has declared War against
France;" 2 May, 1746. Printed, f. 47.
8. A printed caricature : " Leapfrog ! English Ambassadors ; *• 1746-7,
f. 92.
9. Suggestions for co-operation with the Dutch in an attack on the
French settlements in India [1747?], f. 93.
10. "Copy of a Letterfrom Sir Ch[arlesHanbury] Williams [Ambassador
to the Court of Russia] to the Earl of Holdemesse," relative to the
combination formed against Prussia ; 9 Deo. 1756, f. 138.
11. A printed caricature: "Scotch Intrest against English Merit,'* £
192.
Paper; xviith and xviiith centt. Folio.
Eg. 1,766. Miscellaneous state papers principally concerning Holland
in relation with foreign countries, from 1688 to 1765 ; but dealing
more particularly with the political and military movements of
1742-1744, and with the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle of 1748, and
consequent events. Among the papers are : —
1. " Arrest rendu en la Cour de Parlement .... sur la BuUe du Pape
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ooncernani les Franchises dans la Yille de Borne, ei Tordonnance
rendue en oonseqnenoe le 26 du mois de Decembre dernier ; " Paris,
1688. Printed, f. 1.
2. Preliminaries of the Treaty of Vienna between Fiance and Austria,
in the handwriting of Count Bentinck [1735]. Fr. f. 17.
3. Copies of letters from the Emperor [Charles VII.] to Marshal
Schmettau, on military movements connected with the King of
Prussia; 17 Mar., 4 Apr. 1742. Fr. f. 25.
4. '* Belation de la Trahison trara^e centre la ville de Luxembourg, en
MDCCXxx ;" Hague, 1742. Printed, f. 30.
5. ** Belation de la conduitte que j*ai tenu au service de Fmnce dans les
secrettes commissions .... avant et apr^s la guerre termini par les
preliminaires sign^ & Vienne au mois d'Octobre, 1735 ; " by
Carpentre, f. 37.
6. Papers relative to assistance to be given by the States-General tx)
Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary, 1742, 1743, ff. 62, 68, 76, 79, 94,
111.
7. " Histoire abr6g^e de la Campagne de Savoye de 1742," f. 64.
8. "Protocolle de ce qui a 6t^ concerts le 18 Avril 1748 entre les Com-
missaires des Puissances Mai itimes et les Commissaires des Provinces
du Boiaume de Boeme,sur la livraison a faire aux trouppes auxiliaires
Imperiales de Bussie, k leur passaj^e au travers des Etats de S. M*'
rimperatrice Beine.'' With signatures and seals, f. 160.
9. " Memoire sur le Duche de Montferrat, pour montrer que . . . . le
Duch6 de Montferrat est 6chu k S. A. S. Anne*Palatine de Bavi^re,
Princesse de Cond6 ; " 15 Oct. 1748. Printed. With a protest against
the provisions of the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle in reference to the
Duchy; 12 Nov. 1748. Fr. f. 170.
10. Memoir by Sir Joseph Yorke, British Minister at Paris, on the right
of England to the Island of Tobago; 12 Apr. 1749. With the
reply of the French Government. Fr. f. 183.
11. Copies of various papers relating to the conferences at Brussels
between the Imperial and Dutch Commi^ioners ; 1752. Fr. and
Dutch, ff. 216-274.
12. •* Octroy accords par S. M. le Boy de Prusse, pour faire commerce
k Bengale, et aux cotes voisines. Du consentement de la Boyale
Compagnie de la Chine, 6tablie a Embden ; " 1753. Printed, f. 275.
13. Copies of letters of Frederic, King of Prussia, and Charles, Duke of
Lorraine, on the Prussian defeat at Eulm ; 20, 21 June, 1757. Fr.
ff. 305. 306.
14. '* De la B^publique de Venise :" a general account of the constitu-
tion and government of the Bepublic ; marked with the note, '* Bccu
18Fev. 1772," f. 332.
Paper; xvuth and xviuth centt. Folio.
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Eg. 1,767. Kbgister of acts and provisions of tlie Oabildo, or Corpora-
tion, of the city of Nuestra Senora de la Paz, otherwise Pueblo
Nuevo or Chuquiavo, in Peru, from its foundation in Oct. 1548 to
Mar. 1562. Span. Signed by the Begidors and other officers.
Paper. Folio. See the Caiahgue of Spanish MSS.
Eg. 1,768. Maps of the baronies of Arklow, Ballinacor, Newcastle,
Bathdown, and Talbotstown, co. Wicklow, and KilcuUen, Narragh
and Kheban, and Salt, co. Eildare; certified by John Sheehan,
Deputy Surveyor-General of Lands, etc., in Ireland, 27 Oct. 1813.
Paper. Atlas Fol^.
Eg. 1,769. A. Map presenting " an actuall trace of the Down Survey
on record in His Majesty's Surveyor Generall's office of the towns
and lands of Bollnevoheran and Keylanure in the parish of Temples-
hanvogh. Barony of Scarwalsh and County of Wexford," efc. ;
certified by Peter Guerin, Deputy Surveyor-General, and Charles
Frizell, Surveyor, 1 Jan. 174|. Vellum roll, 2 ft. 8 in. X 2 ft. 5 in.
Eg. 1,769. B. Map of the parish of Any, in the Barony of Smale, co.
Limerick, traced from the " Down Survey " in the Surveyor-General's
office, Dublin ; certified by Richard Holmes, Deputy Surveyor-General
of Lands, etc., 18 July, 1767. Paper roll, 1 ft. 11 in. X 1 ft 7 in.
Eg. 1,769. C. Map of the manors of St. MoUins and Munny [co.
Carlow], with names of owners and acreage according to " Bum's
Survey, 1738," and "Brown's Survey, 1768." Endorsed with the
name of Thomas Kavanagh. Paper roll, 2 ft. 6 in. x 1 ft. 9 in.
Eg. 1,769. D. " A MAP of several denominations of Land in the
Barony of Killmaorannon and County of Donegal, being part of the
estate belonging to Trinity College, Dublin, and held by Bobert
Clements, Esq., surveyed in 1767, laid down by a scale of 160 perches
in one inch by Daniel Danley." Paper roll, 3 ft. 5 in. X 1 ft. 9 in.
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Eg. 1,769. E. '* A MAP of the district of Londonderry," including the
northern extremity of Donegal. Paper roll, 1 ft. 8 in. x 1 ft* 2 in. ;
late xviiith cent.
Eg. 1,769. F. " A SURVEY of Shank-hill in the connty of Wicklow for
Loffcos Frizell, Esq'*," laid down by James Byrne in 1809. Paper
roll, 3 ft X 1 ft. 11 in.
Eg. 1,769. O. '* Plan of proposed alteration in the line of road " along
the western shore of Lough Bee, near St. John's, co. Boscommon.
Paper roll, 1 ft. 11 in. x 1 ft. 7 in. ; xixth cent.
Eg. 1,760. ^' A UAP of the lands of Momingtown, Donneygamey,
Betaghstown, Minitstown, and Ninch, ..... survey'd at the
request of the Proprietors, situate in the lower barony of Duleek
and County of Meath, March 1* 1771, by Samuel Bouie." Paper
roll, 2 ft. 7 in. X 2 ft. 6 in.
Eg. 1,761. Orders " by ye Commissioners of ye Parliament of the
Commonwealth of England for the affairs of Ireland," on miscel-
laneous matters connected with the government of the country,
the administration of the revenue, etc.; 3 Feb. 1650[1]-12 June,
1654. Transcribed from the original books in the Birmingham
Tower, Dublin. Paper ; xvnith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,762. Orders of the Parliamentary Commissioners for the affairs
of Ireland, made on petitions of individuals and on general affairs
of government; 19 Aug. 1651-28 June, 1656. At the end, f. 192,
are extracts from the books of the Council of Ireland relating to
grants of forfeited lands, etc.; 8-29 Jan. 1657[8]. Transcribed
from the original books in the Birmingham Tower, Dublin. Paper ;
zvnith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,763, 1,764. Collections for a history of the Irish stage, by
William Monck Mason ; consisting of cuttings from the " Biographia
Dramatica," etc., with MS. notes, and a general introduction. Two
volumes. At the end of Vol. i., f. 343, is an *' Index to Lives of
dramatic writers, actors, musicians, dancers, and all such like."
Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,765. Copies of charters and extracts from bye-laws, registers,
eU., of the trade guilds of Dublin, 1296-1824; by William Monck
Mason. Eng. and L<U. Paper. Folio.
Eg. l,76ft-l,768. Extracts from the Memoranda Rolls of the assemblies
and ordinances of the mayor and commonalty of the city of Dublin,
26 Hen. VI. [1447]-1803 ; by William Monck Mason. Eng. and Lai.
Three volumes. Vol. i. 1447-1660; Vol. u. 1660-1740; Vol. lu.
1740-1803. Paper. Folio.
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Eg. 1,769. Obdkks of the major and aldermen of Dublin, 1567-1712;
extracted from the '* Monday Books " of the Corporation by William
Monok Mason. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,770-1,773. CoLLBCTiONS for a history of Dnblin by William
Monck Mason ; consisting chiefly of extracts from the Corporation
and other records, with lists of mayors, aldermen, etc. Four
volumes. In Vol. iv. f. 88, are " Genealogies and pedigrees and
other particulars relative to certain families of Dublin.*' Paper;
xixth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,774, 1,776. '' Monastioon Hibemicum ; or an History of the
Abbies, Priories and other religious houses in Ireland,'* etc, ** By
Mervyn Archdall, A.M." Frirded, Dublin, 1786 ; interleaved, with
MS. notes and additions by William Monck Mason. Two volumes ;
zixth cent Quarto.
Eg. 1,776. Collections for a supplement to Archdall's " Monastioon
Hibemicum " by William Monck Mason ; consisting chiefly of ex-
tracts relating to monastic houses of the county and city of Dublin
from the collections of Archbishop King. The ff. 48-154 contain
extracts from a copy of a chartulary of the Monastery of St. Thomas
the Martyr, near Dublin, made by William Copinger in 1526, and
now in the library of the Royal Irish Academy. At the end,
f. 281, are a few extracts from Archbishop King's collections
relating to possessions in Ireland of the monasteries of Llanthony,
St. Augustine at Bristol, St Thomas the Martyr at Canterbury,
and Dundrennan in Scotland. Paper ; xixth cent Quarto.
Eg. 1,777. Collections for an appendix to Archdall's *' Monasticon
Hibemicum" by William Monck Mason; consisting chiefly of
copies of rentals of the land?, etc.y of suppressed religious houses in
the county and city of Dublin, and of the Irish possessions of
English houses, with extracts from registers of Dublin houses in
the Bodleian Library, etc Paper ; xixth cent Folio.
Eg. 1,778. *' EoTOLA nova seu repertorium viride, quam sive quod
Johannes Yll""* Archiepiscopus Dublin, agnomine Alanus, anno
consecrationis su» tertio edidit : " transcript of the register of the
churches in the diocese of Dublin, with particulars of their origin,
patronage, etc., made by John Allen, Archbishop, circa 1530, with
notes from a collation with the originid MS. made by William
Monck Mason in 1815. At the end, f. 73 b, is a list of the churches
of the diocese of Dublin extracted by W. M. Mason from the register
at Dublin, of the xiiith century, known as the " Crede mihi." LaL
Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,779. Ordebs '* by ye Commissioners of ye Parliament of the
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Commonwealih of England for the affaires of Ireland;" 3 Feb.
1660[1]-12 June, 1664. A oontemporary transcript from the
original register. [See above, Eg. 1,761.] At the end are copies of —
letters from J. J. [? John Jones, one of the Commissioners] to
[? Charles Fleetwood, Lord Deputy] ; London, 2 Sept., 17 Oct. 1664,
ff. 138, 139 ; — warrant of Martin White, Mayor of Wexford, to
the constable of Ballaghkeen to search for wreckage ; 1 Feb. 1640[1],
f. 140. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,780. Reoister of proceedings of the Archbishop of Dublin's
Court of Pie-poudre at the Tolbooth at Dublin, and of other courts
of the same at St. Sepulchre's, Finglas, Tallagh, and elsewhere in
county Dublin, held before Richard Belling, steward ; 28-32 Eliz.
[1686-1690]. Eng.andiLat. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,78L '* Leabhar Mac Partholain," or book of Mao Partholan [see
below, art. 11] : a collection of romantic, religious, and other pieces,
in Irish : —
1. Legend of the Invention of the Holy Cross, the conrersion of the
Emperor Constantino and his mother, Helena, etc. Imperfect at the
beginning, f. 1.
2. The war of Charlemagne in Ghdicia, etc.f and the recovery of the
city of St. James, or Santiago de Compostella ; translated from the
Latin romance attributed to Archbishop Turpin, f. 2.
3. Extracts from the " Leabhar na g-ceart," or " Book of Bights,"
f. 19.
4. Passion of Christ, according to St. Bernard, f. 38.
6. The martyrdom of Jacopus of Persia ; followed by that of the virgin
Juliana of Nicomedia and other similar religious legends, f. 41 b.
6. The twelve articles of the Christian Faith ; followed by an
exhortation to receive the Sacrament once in the year at least, etc.,
£66.
7. Treatise on the evil condition of mankind, ete.; derived from the
" Liber de contemptu mundi," attributed to Pope Linocent III., f. 67.
8. Fragment of the Dinnseanohas, containing derivations of Loch Ce,
in Connaught, Magh Dumhach, in Westmeath, and Criuoha, in
county DnbUn, f. 76 b.
9. The life of Christ, as related by his brother Jacobus. Imperfeet.
I 76.
10. Poem on Ireland by Flann Fion, otherwise Alfred, King of
Northumbria. Imperfect [see Eg. 1,782, art. 23], but containing all
the stanzas printed in Hardiman's ** Irish Minstrelsy," ii. 372. In
a later hand than the rest of the volume, f. 86 b.
11. The history of the Thebans, descended from Caitim [Cadmus], son
of Agenor; derived probably from the "Boman de Thebes," on
which Lydgate founded his " Story of Thebes." At the end is a
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note by the Bcribe, Dermot, the lame, Mao Fartholan, stating that
he wrote it in 1487, together with memoranda relating to the
O'KeilljB, O'Buarks, Mao Gaurans, etc. f. 87.
12. Poem on the character and genealogy of Cormao Mac Qanran,
Bishop of Ardagh, f. 128.
13. Translation of the Travels of Sir John Mandevile, madeby Fineen
Mao Mahon in 1475, f. 129.
14. Legends of Biian Boroimh6 and 0*Cronagan, a chief of Sonth
Munster, f. 147 ; — of the abbat of Drimna, f. 149 b ; — of King David
and the poor man to whom he gave his blessing, f. 150 ; — and of
Dermod, son of Hugh Slaney f Aedh S14ine], monarch of Ireland,
and the lady Beg-Fola, f. 150 b.
15. Translation of the letter of Prester John, ^* de mirabilibns Indie,'*
f. 151.
16. Beligions triads, or three things that lead to hell, to heaven, e<c.,
f. 152.
17. Legend of the voyage of St. Brendan to the Holy Land and of his
meeting the spirit of Judas Iscariot, f. 152 b.
18. Conditions necessary for the confession of sins, f. 154 b.
Vellum ; late zvth cent. Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,782. " Leabhar in Caemhnagh : " a collection of tales, etc, in
prose and verse, in Insh^ compiled, according to Eugene O'Curry,
by the O'Mulconroys for the femily of Cavenagh: —
1. "The Amhra Cholum Chille," or elegy pronounced by Dalian
Forgaill on St. Golum Cill6 ; with a short account of the meeting at
Dromceat. Imperfect at the end. f. 1.
2. Fragment of a glossary, containing some of the words contained in
that of Cormao, f. 15.
3. Beligious poem : in a more modem hand than the rest of the volume,
f. 16.
4. The prophecies of St. Bricin of Tuaim Drecain, f. 17. [See Harl.
5,280, f. 36.]
5. *• Ferfeis fer falga," or the story of the plundering of the Isle of
Man by the men of Ulster under Cuchulainn, f. 19.
6. Instructions of Scdthach to Cuchulainn at the completion of his
military education in her college, f. 19 b.
7.' Story of Conla Ruadh, son of Conn of the Hundred Battles, spirited
away by a fedry woman, f. 19 b.
8. Account of the huntings of Finn Mao Cumhaill and his warriors in
various parts of Ireland, together with his last battle and death on
the banks of the Boyne, f. 20 b.
9. Short laudatory account of Cormao Mac Art ; with the story of the
death of Finn Mac Cumhaill and a list of the officers of his troops
and household, f. 24 b.
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10. Translation of a romance, of which the principal heroes are the
King of the World, the Knight of the Torch, Sir Balvo, etc., f. 26.
11. Tale of Fergns Mac Leide, king of Ulster, and the fairies ; with an
account of the death of the king, f. 30 b.
12. Extract from the "Leabhar na g-oeart" or "Book of Rights,"
f. 35.
13. Account of the death of " Diarmait Mac Fergus a Ceirrbeoil,"
monarch of Ireland, f. 37.
14. Short notices of many ancient Iiish personages, male and female,
f . 40 b.
15. Account, in prose and Terse, of the Teach Midhchuarta, or
banqueting-hall, of Tara, f. 45 b.
16. Short poem on the duties of a king, f. 46 b.
17. Poem on the ancient history of Ireland, in a dialogue between thd
ancient Bird of Acaill and Finntan, the antediluvian, f. 47.
18. " Poem of the fifty questions," relating chiefly to the period from
the Creation to the founding of Bome ; with interlinear answers,
f. 49 b.
19. Poem by Fingin Mac Flann, containing a series of questions on
early Milesian histor}' ; with interlinear answers, f. 50 b.
20. Poem [by Cinaetb O'Hartagain] on the manner of death and place
^of burial of many of the champions of Ireland, down to the viith
century ; with interlinear historical gloss, f. 52.
21. " Poem of the forty questions" on the history, ete., of Ireland, by
Eochaidh O'Ceirin ; with interlinear answers, f. 53 b.
22. Poem on the children of Adam and the early invasions of Ireland,
f. 54.
23. Fragment of the poem on Ireland by Flann Fion, otherwise Alfred,
King of Northiimbria. Of the 19 stanzas, the first alone is included
in the version printed in Hardiman's " Irish Minstrelsy," ii. 372,
where it is Stanza 14. f. 56 b. [See above. Eg. 1,781, art, 10.]
24. Account of the reign of Suibhne Meann, King of Ireland, followed
by the death of Baghallach, King of Connaught, the battle of Cam
Conaill, and the reigns of several other Irish kings, f. 57.
25. Version of the tale of the sons of Uisneach and the lady Deirdr^ :
beginning, " Cid diambui long^s Mac uisnigh," f. 67.
26. Tale of Oengus, fairy chief of the Boyne, and a lady who appeared
to him in a dream, f. 70.
27. Tale of the hanging of two culprits by Ailill and Medb, King and
Queen of Connaught, which led to the discovery and plunder of the
cave of Crnachain, f. 71 b.
28. Tale of the two swineherds of Bodb Derg and Ochull Ochne, the
fairy chiefia of Munster and Connaught, belonging to the cycle of the
" Tdin b6 Cuailgn^," or Cow-spoil of Cuailgn6 ; followed by the
minor " Tdna," or Cow- spoils, of Dairt, Regaman, Flidais, and Fraech,
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and the '* Oompert," or Conception, of Conchobhar, or Conor Mao
Nessa, King of Ulster, and of Cnchnlainn, tHe Ultonian hero, all
belonging to the same cycle, ff. 73 b-87 b.
29. Tdin bo Cuailgn^, or Cow-spoil of Cnailgn^. Imperfect, £ 88.
30. Tale of Eochaidh Aireamh, monarch of Ireland, and his queen, and
the fairy chief, Midir of Brigh Leith ; with the destmction of the
** Bruighean Da Derga " and the death of Conaire M6r, monarch
of Ireland, as a continuation. Some of the leaves have been
misplaced in binding, f. 106.
31. Fragment o the " Imramh," or expedition by sea, of Maeldnin, son
of a chieftain of Mnnster, f. 124.
Yellum ; xvth cent. Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,783-1,786. '* The whole works of Sir James Ware concerning
Ireland. Bevised and improved [by Walter Harris]." Prinied,
Dublin, 1739-1746. Three volumes, interleaved and divided into
four; with MS. notes and additions b}? William Monck Mason.
According to a note by W. M. Mason, in Vol. i. f. 1, many of the
additions are taken from a copy in the possession of Austin Cooper,
which, besides the notes of A. Cooper himself, embodied those in
three other copies, belonging respectively to Archbishop Newcome,
Mervyn Archdall, and the Rt. Hon. John Beresford, the notes in the
last being chiefly by John Lodge. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,787. Oriqinal deed of mortgage by William Shaeespkare, of
Stratford-on-Avon, gentleman, and others, to Henry Walker, of
London, vintner, of a dwelling-house in Blackfriars; 11 Mar., 10
Jas. I., 1612[3]. With autograph ngnature of "Wm. ShakspV
Vellum. Accompanying the deed is an onginal letter of Albany
Wallis to David Oarrick, stating that the document had been
found among the title deeds of an estate at Blackfriars belonging to
the Eev. Mr. Fetherstonhaugh, of Oxted, co. Surrey, who presented
it to Garrick; 18 Apr. 1768; and letters of Eichard Troward, a
subsequent owner, 3 June, 1846 ; Peter Cunningham, relative to
its public exhibition, 4 Oct. 1848 ; Sarah Key, and the Bev. Peter
M. Filleul, 1858. Quarto. From the Famborofigh Fund,
Eg. 1,788. Original letters from Charles I., when prisoner in Caris-
brooke Castle, Isle of Wight, to Henry Firebrace [afterwards
knighted by Charles II.], relative to plans for his escape, the means
of communication with his adherents, etc; 23 Apr.-27 Deo. 1648,
and n.d. Holograph, in a feigned hand ; signed ** J. " and addressed
" D." Included also are the following letters and papers : —
1. "D. " [Henry Firebrace] to [Charles I.] ; n.d., ff. 8, 23.
2. " N. " [Jane, wife of Brome Whorwood] to Henry Firebrace ; 20
Apr.-17 Aug. [1648]. With seaU. The third letter is written in
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conjunction with T. Browne, and the last is signed with the writer's
own initials " J. W." ff. 17, 25, 27, 28, 29, 38, 44.
3. Acknowledgment hy Charles I. of the receipt of £100 from William
Widering (?) ; 24 July, 1648. Holograph; signed, f. 35.
4. K[atherine, widow of Gteorge Stewart, Lord d'JAubigny, to Henry
Firebraoe ; n.d., f. 50.
5. to [Henry Firebrace], enclosing a letter from the king ; n.d.
On the back is a cipher of names, f. 51 ,
6. Cipher designed by Charles I., with note by the same. Holograph.
f. 53.
7. " The names of severall persons knowne to King Charles the First
of blessed memory by the letters of the alphabet heereafker men-
tioned who were serviceable to his majestic in the tymes of his
most strickt ymprisonment by the Bebells in A"* 1648." In the
hand of Henry Firebrace. £ 54.
8. Certificate by W[illiam Juxon, Archbishop of] Canterbury, that he
was charged by Charles I., on the day before his execution, to re-
commend Henry Firebrace to his son [Charles 11.] ; 26 Nov. 1661.
Signed, f. 56.
9. Charles II. to the Master andFellowsof Trinity College, Cambridge,
nominating Henry Firebrace to the first vacant fellowship ; White-
hall, 12 Oct. 1673. Copy. f. 58.
10. [Sir] William Dugdale to Henry Firebrace, relative to the above
letters, etc.; Herald's Office, 29 Apr., 29 May, 1684, ff. 59, 60.
Paper. Folio. From the Famhoroitgh Fund.
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1869.
ThefcUotoing Noa., 1,789-1,817, are mare fvtty described in the Catalogue
of Spanieh'Manuscrij^U.
Eg. 1,789. '^ Autos sacramentales," attributed to D. Pedro Calderon de
la Barca. Of the ten auioa, four are not included in the printed
editions, viz. : — " El segundo David,'* f 1 ; — ** La croz donde mnri6
Christo," f. 41 ;—** El oombite general," f. 113 ;— ** El conaumo de
vellon '* '* Auto de la nueva moneda y Junta de Cortes del
ano de 1660," f. 239. In the second of these, as also in *' £1 sacro
Pamaso," f. 67, the note, " Es de Gregorio Hortega [Ortega]," is added
to the name of Calderon in the title. Paper ; early xvuith cent.
Quarto. From the Fartiborough Fund,
Eg. 1,790. '< Epitome de la discredon, primera y segunda parte, en
forma de dialogo diuidido en cecenta y seis capitulos de diuersas
y singulares materias, ansi politicas como philosophicas e ynportantes.
Al excelentissimo senor don Oaspar de Guzman, Conde Duque [de
Olivares], Gran Canoiller, etc*. Por el licenciado D. Thomas
Donis Portucarrero, alx^ado de los Beales consejos de su Magestad
[Felipe IV.]," etc. In two books ; the first finished 3 Aug. 1623, and
the second 21 Nov. 1624. The table of contents at the end is
dated, Madrid, 8 Aug. 1627. Paper; xviith cent. Folio. From the
Farnborough Fund,
Eg. 1,791. " Relation historial eclesiastioa de la prouinzia de Yucatan
de la Nueua Espana, que se hi^o en ella en virtud de zedula Beal
del ano de 1636, por el bachiller Francisco de Cardenas i Yalen9ia,
clerigo della, para embiar al Consejo de su Magestad para la historia
eclesiastica della. La qual me remitio el mismo y la rcQiui en 10
de Nouiembre de 1643. Juan Diez de la Calle." Written, under
the direction of the Chapter of Merida in Yucatan, with the design
of supplying information to Tomaso Tamajo de Vargas, ro3'al
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^'ohronista mayor de las Indias," for his intended eocleeiafitical
historj of New Spain, and, on the death of De Vargas, used by his
snocesBor, Gil Gbnzalez d'Avila, in his '* Teatro eclesiastioo de la
primitiva iglesia de las Indias occidentales " [2 voll. fol., 1649].
See voL i. p. 210. The work was finished in 1639 ; and the present
copy was transoribed from the original MS. in the archives of the
chapter of Merida, and coiTOoted by the author, whose cipher is at
the foot of every page, and his signature at the end of his letter to
Jnan Diez de la Calle and of the Errata, ff. 67 b, 68 b. Paper ;
1643. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Kg. 1,792. " Memobias para la historia de Texas por el B. P. Fr.
Joan Agastin Morfi," from 1672 to 1779 ; in eleven books. Appar-
ently auio^raphj with corrections and notes. A leaf is wanting at
the end. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio. From ihe FartAorovkgh
Fund.
Kg. 1,703,1,704. ''Helaciones, etc., tocantes a la isla Espaiiola*'
[Hispaniola, Haiti, or San Domingo], consisting of original despatches
from the governors to the Kings of Spain and secretaries of state,
with numerous other official letters and papers relating to the
internal government of the island, its defence against the English,
etc. ; 1730-1810. Two volumes. At the end of Vol. ji., f. 266, are
letters, 6<c., relative to the negro revolt in the French part of the
island in 1791. Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund,
Kg. 1,705. Depositions, taken at the Havana, relative to the wreck of
the " Santissima Trinidad," flagship of Admiral Don Diego de
Alaroon y Ocana, commanding the Spanish Windward fleet, and of
other vessels of his convoy off Havana, 16 Dec. 1711, with letters,
etc; 16 Dec. 1711-15 July, 1712. Span. Transcript made in
1714. Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Kg. 1,706. Miscellaneous papers, chiefly certified copies, relating to
the families of Ximenes de Montalbo, Mendez Pacheco, «/c., and
their property in Spanish America; 1643-1717. At f. 104 are
papers relating to the loss of the " S°* Trinidad " [see ahove, Eg,
1,706] in 1711. Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Kg. 1,707. 1. " Dbscripciones de las provincias yntemas [de Nueva
Espana] segun Lafora, Mascaro, el P. Morfi, el cavallero de Croix
y otros." On the fly-leaf is written, in a later hand, •* hecha en
1664, por xm cosmografo espanol." f. 1.
2. *' Descripcion compendiosa de lo descabierto y oonocido de la Cali-
fornia, por el Padre Fernando Gonsag^ [Konsag or Konechak] de la
oompania de Jesus.'* Written, according to a note on the fly-leaf,
BO. MSB.— 1869. 3 L
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in 1746 ; witH additions and notes. Transciipt made in Mexico in
Mar. 1791. f. 14.
3. " Diario de la rata y operaoiones que 70 el infrascrito [ Jnan Bantista
de Anza], capitan de caballeria del Real Presidio de Tubao, en la
provincia de Sonoi-a, practico en solicitnd de abrir oomnnicacion
de dicha provincia a la California setemptrional por los rios Gila
y Colorado," etc. ; 8 Jan.-27 Ma)% 1774. Transcript by two different
hands, f. 39.
Paper; xvmthcent. Folio. From ihe Farnborough Fund.
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reports, revenue accounts, etc,, enclosed ; 1748-1815. Four volumes.
Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 1,802. *' Ynstrucg;on reservada [sobre el estado de la Nueva
Espana] que el excelentisimo senor [Juan Vicente de Qnemes],
Conde de Bevilla Gigedo, dejo a su suocesor [en el vireinato de
Mexico], el excelentisimo senor [Miguel de la Grua], Marquez de
Branciforte ; " Mexico, 80 June, 1794. Paper; end of the xvmth
cent. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 1,803-1,805. '* Papeles tocantes a la provincia de Yeneznela,"
consisting of original despatches from the governors to the Spanish
secretaries of state for the Indies, with official letters, reports,
accounts, eie., relating to affairs of trade, revenue, and general
government, the depredations of the Dutch, the defence of the
province against the English, etc.; 1738-1798. Three volumes.
Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 1,806. " Papeles tocantes a la provincia de Maracaybo," consisting
of original despatches from the governors to the Spanish secretaries
of state for the Indies, with official letters, reports, etc.^ relating
to the revenue, contraband trade with Cuiu^ao, etc.; 1730-1 7?6.
Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 1,807. " Papeles tocantes a la Nueva Granada," consisting of
original despatches from the viceroys to the Spanish secretaries of
state for the Indies, petitions to the king, and official letters, reports,
etc., on the general affairs of government, the fortifications of Santa
Martha, the reduction of the Chimala Indians, riots at Popajan,
cte.; 1752-1800. Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 1,808, 1,809. *' Papeles tocantes a la provincia de Quito," con-
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secretaries of state for the Indies, with official letters, reports, ete.^
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relating to the exchequer, revenue, and general affairs of govern-
ment; 1714-1816. Two volumeB. Paper. Folio. From the
Farnhorough Fund,
Eg. 1,810. *' CoMPENDio hifitorioo, geografico, genealogioo y politico de
el reyno del Peru," eie "por D. Gregorio de Cangas, Coronel
de Milicias y Thesorero oficial Real actual de las Cazas de esta
ciudad de Truxillo, ano de 1780.** Preceded by a dedication to
Charles III. of Spain, and a table of contents ; and illustrated with
coloured drawings of plants, animals, costumes, etc. Imperfect,
wanting a few leaves at the end. Paper; xviiith cent. Quarto.
From the Famlbcrough Fund.
Eg. 1,81L 1. Relation of the state of the kingdom of Peru, written
by the viceroy [Don Manuel de Guirior] for the instruction of his
successor, Don Agustin de Jauregui; Lima, 23 Aug. 1780. Span.
With table of contents prefixed, f. 2.
2. Relation of the state of the kingdom of New Granada, written by
the viceroy [Don Manuel de Guirior] for the instruction of his
successor, Don Manuel Antonio de Florez ; Santa F6, 18 Jan. 1776.
Span. f. 160.
Paper ; xvnith cent. Folio. From the Famborough Fund.
Eg. 1,812, 1,818. *• Papeles tocantes a el reyno del Peini," consisting of
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secretaries of state for the Indies, with lettei-s, official reports, etc.,
relating to contributions towards the rebuilding of the rojal
palace at Madrid, the Peruvian mint and revenue, disturbances
among the Indians, and general affairs of government; 1735-1819.
Two volumes. Paper. Folio. From the Famborough Fund.
Eg. 1,814. CoLLEcriONS for a description of Peru, made apparently by
Martin Fernandez de Navarrete. Included also are : —
1. Catalogue of " Peces de Valparaiso," by Don Antonio Pineda [?],
f. 2.
2. " Exposicion sobre la utilidad de pablicar la historia de los viages
y descnbrimientos de nuestros antiguos navegantes, y examen del
viage de Fernando Magallanes segun rebxdta de los MSS. originales
comparado con la relacion que de el hacen los historiadores de
Tndias ; " by Martin Fernandez de Navarrete, f. 28.
3. Catalogue of *' Aves de la Concepcion, por Don Antonio Pineda,"
f. 60.
Paper ; circa 1790. Folio. From the Famborough Fund.
Eg. 1,816. *' Papeles tocantes a las provincias de Buenos Ayres, Chile
y La Plata," consisting of original despatches from the viceroys and
governors to the Rings of Spain and secretaries of state for the
3 L 2
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Indies, with letters, official reports, etc,, relating to hostilities with
the Indians, designs for assisting the natives and needy settlers,
revolutionary disturbances, and general affairs of government;
1 737-1 8 1 5. Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund,
Eg. 1,818' Belations of early Voyages of the Spaniards to America
and the South Pacific; 1518-1621. Span. Transcribed, chiefly
from copies in the public archives at Seville, for Martin Fernandez
de Navarrete ; and partly in his handwriting. At the end, f. 293,
is a corrected draft of a ^* Noticia sumaria del viage [al hemisferio
del sur] que hicieron las corvetas de S. M. C. la Descubierta y
Atrevida, del mando de D" Alexandre Malaspina, en los anos de
1789 k 1794." Paper; end of the xviiith cent. Polio. From the
Faniborough Fund.
Eg. 1,817. Political and theological treatises and papers, chiefly in
Spanish. Included are : —
1. " Pretensiones de los Potentados de la Europa;** drawn up circa
1740, by " Fray Isidore Rubio, monge Arlanzense," f. 1.
2. " Tratados de Paz de toda la Europa : " abstracts of the treaties
of Miinster, Madrid, and Utrecht, 1648, 1667, 1713, 1714, f. 67 b.
3. ** Beflexiones politicas sobre el gobiemo de Espana de vn noble y
apasionado patriots, k Don Carlos Borbon; " by Fray Isidore Bubio,
f, 101.
4. " Ynstrucion [de predicar] de N. h, N., su discipulo," by Fray Isidoro
Bubio; dated 1749. f. 115 b.
5. '* Sueno politico de D" Melcbor de Fonseca, sobre el reynado de Felipe
4 y sus ministros ; " in verse, f. 123 b.
6. *^ Comercio de Yngalaterra en la Asia : por 1600," f. 151.
7. Notice of John Knox, the Scotch reformer. Span. f. 161.
8. '*Pictura Lutheri," an anagram inverse; followed by a "Carmen
epitalamium ad nuptias Lutheri cum moniali," f. 162.
9. " Discurso sobre la religion Catholioa, y paralelo de esta oon la
protestante. De Mens. Saint Euremont." f. 167.
10. " Consulta sobre una eleccion de Prior de Benevivere canonigos
reglares de S" Agustin en Carrion," by Pray Isidoro Bubio; 8'
Toil de Carrion, 6 Nov. 1746, f. 176.
11 . Notes on the foundation and history of different religious orders,
with a list of monasteries in England and their revenues. /Sjpafi.
t 184.
12. Papera on various subjects connected with theolc»gy and church
discipline ; including, at f. 276, a " Parallelo de las penas con que
prooeden los Franzesses contra los Hereses y las de Ynglaterra contra
los Bomanos." %tn. f. 207.
13. " Pragmatica Sancion que su Ma;ge8tad manda observar sobre
Trages y otras coisas. Ano 1723." Printed, at Madrid, f. 327.
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Paper; xvmth cent. With book-plate of "el oonde de Tepa."
Folio. From the Farnbarough Fund.
Kg. 1,818. Original letters and papers chiefly relating to the afiairs
of Scotland; 1541-1630.
1. D[avid Beaton], Cardinal [Archbishop] of St. Andrew's, to ** my
lord secretare; " Paris, 26 Nov. [1541 ?]. Signed, f. 1.
2. Letters of Mary [of Lorraine], Qaeen Dowager of Scotland [widow
of James V.], taking Patrick, Lord Gray, into the service of the
Queen, her daughter; Dunbarton, 23 Mar. 1547. Signed; with
seal f. 2.
3. Order from James [Hamilton, Earl of Arran, Regent of Scotland]
to the President, Clerk Register and Lords of Council, to expedite
a suit of Patrick, Lord Gray ; St. Andrew's, 16 Feb. 1549. Signed.
LB.
4. Licence from the l^egent Arran to Patrick, Lord Gray, and others,
to absent themselves from the Queen's army, for the defence of the
town of Dundee ; Musselburgh, 27 Aug. 1548. Signed; with seed.
f.4.
5. Commission from James [Hamilton], Duke of Ch&telherault and
Earl of Arran, and ''remanent of the Nobilite and counsale of
Scotland," to William Maitland, " young lard of Lethingtoun " to
treat with Queen Elizabeth or her commissioners; Stirling, 24
Dec. 1559. Signed by James [Hamilton, Duke of Chfttelherault
and Earl of Arran], Ar[chibald Campbell, Earl of] Argyll, Alex-
ander [Cunningham, Earl of] Glencaim, Alexander [Gordon, titular]
Archbishop [of Athens], Commendator of Lichaffray, James Stewart
[afterwards Earl of Murray], and others, f. o.
6. Questions proposed by the English Privy Council to the Lords of
the Congregation of Scotland as to the means they possessed for
co-operating with the English in an attack upon Leith, held by the
Queen Dowager and the French ; Dec. 1559, f. 7. For the answers,
see Cotton MS. Cal. B. ix. f. 88.
7. Confirmation by Queen Elizabeth of the treaty concluded at Ber-
wick between the Duke of Norfolk and the Lords of the Congregation
of Scotland; Westminster, [29] Mar. a* 2 [1560]. Draft; with
corrections, f. 9.
8. Marie [of LoiTaine, Queen Dowager of Scotland] to [Patrick], Lord
Gray; Edinburgh, 11 May, 1560. Signed, f. 11.
9. Mary [Queen of Scots] to [Partrick], Lord Gray ; St. Germain, 8
Oct. [1560]. Signed, f. 12.
10. James Stewart [Prior of St. Andrew's, and as Earl of Murray and
Begent of Scotland] to Lord Eobert Dudley [afterwards Earl of
Leicester]; Edinburgh, Newcastle, Stirling, York, 7 Oct. 1561-19
Oct. 1568. Signed; with seals, ff. 13, 15, 21, 37, 39, 46, 50, 52.
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11. Bond of James Stewart [Earl of Mar, afterwards of Murray],
William [Keith], Earl Mariscbal, and John [Stewart], Earl, of
AthoU, addressed to [William, Lord Grey de Wilton] Warden of the
East Marches, pledging themselves for the parole of Patrick, Lord
Gray, prisoner in England; Edinburgh, 9 Feb. 1661. Signed.
f. 17.
12. Fragment of a paper of instructions to a Scotch ambassador to
England, relating principally to the marriage of Mary, Qneen of
Scots; [1562 or 1563], f. 18.
13. Commission from Mary, Queen of Soots, to William Maitland, of
Lethington, to treat with the English government; Edinburgh, 24
May, 1562. Lat, Copy. f. 20.
14. [Mary, Queen of Scots] to [Thomas Randolph], Englinh Ambassador,
in answer to the advioe of Queen Elizabeth, touching her marriage;
[circa Nov. 1563]. Copy. f. 23.
15. Thomas Randolph [English Ambassador in Scotland] to Lord
Robert Dudley [afterwards Earl of Leicester] ; Edinburgh, n.d.,
13 Dec. 1563, 19 Feb. 1565[6]. Signed. The firnt letter imperfect.
ff. 25, 27,41.
16. H[enry] Kyllygrew to [William Maitland, Laird of] Lethington ;
London, 18 Dec. [1563 ?], f. 29.
17 [Lord Robert Dudley] to [William Maitland, of] Lethington;
[circa Aug. 1564]. Imperfect, f. 30.
18. Statement of reasons why the Earl of Lennox should receive a new
investment of his lands, etc., from the Queen of Soots and his eldest
son be put in heritable fee; [1564?], f. 32.
19. [William Maitland, of Lethington] to [Sir William Cecil]; [18
Sept. 1564]. Imperfect, f. 33.
20. Thomas Randolph to Sir William Cecil ; Edinbuigh, 24 Oct. 1566.
With seal. f. 35.
21. *' Answeris to the instrnctionis sent frome ye erle of Mortoun to
ye quene " [of Scots] ; headed, " To the answeris of ye erle of
Mortoun brocht to ws be ye lord Boyd this is our mynd and de-
claracioun, quinto Jnnii 1567." Signed by R[obert Bo^d, Lord]
Boyd [of Kilmarnock], f. 43.
22. " Copy of the band at Edinburg, xvi Junii," [1567], entered into
by the Earls of Morton, Atholl, and Mar, and others, to avenge the
death of Lord Damley, etc., f. 45.
23. [James Stewart, Earl of Murray, Regent of Scotland] to [Queen
Elizabeth]; Edinburgh, 13 July, 1568. Copy. f. 49.
24. [James Douglas, Earl of Morton] to [Sir William Drury], Marshal
of Berwick ; Dalkeith, 3 June, 1571. Copy, t 54.
25. Matthew [Stewart, Earl of Lennox], Begent of Scotland, to
[? Patrick Gray, Lord Gray]; Stirling, 31 Aug. 1671. Signed;
with seal, f, 55.
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26. John [Erskme, Earl of Mar], Eegent of Scotland, to [Patrick
Gray] Master of Gray ; Leith, 20 Dec. 1671. Signed, f. 66.
27. Answer by Q. Elizabeth to French proposals received through
Monsieur de Foix, 28 June, 1672, relative 1o a truce and settlement
between the contending parties in Scotland. Signed by \V[illiam
Cecil, Lord] Burghley. f. 67.
28. [? John Erskine, Earl of Mar, Regent of Scotland] to [Sir William
Drury], Marshal of Berwick ; Stirling, — Aug. 1672. Copy.
f. 68*
29. Thomns Randolph to [James Douglas, Earl of Morton] Regent of
Scotland; London, 14 Apr. 1576. With seal. f. 69.
30. [John Stewart, Earl of] Atholl, C[olin Campbell, Earl of] Argyll,
J[obn Graham, Earl of] Montrose, and [John Maxwell, Lord]
Maxwell to [Patrick Gray] Lord Gray ; Edinburgh, 2 Aug. 1578.
Signed; with ^aZ. f. 62.
31. " The Queenes Majesties answere to cei-taine poyntes propounded
by Mr. Jeames Murray on the bebalfe of the King hia Soueraigne"
[James VI. of Scotland] ; 29 July, 1679. Signed by [Sir] Francis
Walsingham. f. 63.
32. Licence from James VI. of Scotland to Patrick [Gray], Lord Gray,
to export wheat; Holy rood House, 22 Mar. 1584. Signed by the
king, and countersigned by [tJohn Graham, Earl of] Montrose, and
[Sir John, afterwards Lord, Maitlaud, of] Thirlestane; with seal.
f. 66.
33. Order from James VI. of Scotland to Patrick, Lord Gray, to show
reason for interfering with the property of Mary Stewart, Mistress
of Gray ; Falkland, 21 June, 1687. Signed, f. 66.
34. Licence from James VI. of Scotland to Patrick [Gray], Master
of Gray, to return to Scotland ; Edinburgh, 21 Aug. 1688. Signed
by the king, and countersigned by [Sir John Maitland, of Thirlestane],
Chanoellor ; with seal. f. 68.
35. Grant from James VI. of Scotland to William Ker, of Newtown,
of the ward and non-entry of the lands at Newtown, late held by
Robert Ker, his father; n.d. Draft, f. 69.
36. Grant from James VI. of Scotland to Patrick [Gray], Master of
Gray, of 12,000 marks, in consideration of his resigning the com-
mendatory abbacy of Dunfermline in favour of the Queen ; Hol3Tood
House, 6 July, 1690. Signed, f. 70.
37. Return of EngliHh forces for the expedition against Cadiz under
the Earl of Essex, " the voluntaiyes beinge excepted ; " 1696, f. 71.
38. Licence from James VI. of Scotland to Patrick [Gray], Master of
Gray, to travel abroad for seven years; Falkland, 20 July, 1696.
Signed ; with seal. f. 73.
39. Fragment of the tract by James I. of England, entitled in the
English version " A declaration concerning the proceedings with the
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States G^iierall of the United ProvinoeB of the Low ConntrejB in
the cause of D. Oonradns Vorstitis." JV. Holograph, f. 74.
40. " A pioiect for erecting of a newe dignitie [of baronets] betwen
barons and knights " etc. ; [1611 ?], f. 76.
41. "A collection of some reason[nis] for the proceedings of the
baronetts before they take ont letters patents declaratorie of his
majesties senerall graunts vnto them ; " \circa 1611], f. 77.
42. '* Belation of the Pi*inoe [Charles, afterwards Charles 11.] bis [birth
and] baptesm at S. James' the [29 of May and] 27 of Jnin, 1630/'
f. 78.
Paper. Polio.
Eg. 1,819. Traksgripts of letters and papers relating chiefly to aflbira
of state in Scotland ; 1538-1705. The originals, some of which are
contained in the preceding volume, formed part of the collection of
Dawson Turner, and appear to have once belonged to James Mait-
land, Dake of Landerdale, Secretary of State for Scotland, temp,
Chas. n. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,820. Begisteb of correspondence of Arthur Hopton, English
Agent at Madrid, with members of the home government and Sir
Robert Anstmther, Ambassador at Vienna, with various papers
enclosed; 6 Feb. 1630[1}-10 Mar. 1636, N.8. Apparently in the
agent's own hand. Arranged in four parts, with separate tables of
contents at ff. 229, 301, 425, 586. Prefixed is a copy of the
instmctions to Arthur Hopton from Sir Franois Cottington [after-
wards Lord Cottington], Ambassador Extraordinary in Spain;
Madrid, 5 Feb. 1631, N.8. Paper. Folio.
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ACQUIRED IN THE YEAR
18 60.
Sg. 1,8S1. Bo34BT of the Virgin, with other devotional pieces. Lot.
Viz.:—
1. Leaves oolonred black and red, and covered with blood-drops, and
having four oolonred engravings of the Virgin and Child, and
emblems of the Passion, the latter with English inscriptions, ff.
1,6.
2. Inscriptions on the five lilies of the Virgin, f. 3.
3. '* Modus dicendi psalterium gloriose Virginis Marie, secundum
reuelaoionem eiusdem et sanctissimi Dominici docnmentum."
Imperfed, f. 8.
4. <*Exeroicinm menm cotidianum," f. 11.
5. ** De psalterio nirginis gloriose Marie et de mode dicendi illnd,
secundum reuelaoionem ejnsdem cuidam sibi denoto seruo," f. 17 b.
6. ^ Rosarium beate dei genetricis et nirginis Marie ; " preceded by
some verses, f. 27.
7. '* Alius modus dicendi Psalterium beate et gloriose vii^nis Marie,
pro soUempnitatibus eins preoipuis et quando magis placet legentibus
et illnd orantibus," f. 43.
8. Verses on the Harrying of Hell, the Besnrreotion and Ascension,
the Assumption of the Virgin, the Intercession, the Judgment, eto.,
f. 58.
Vellnm ; late xvth cent. The names of John Harris, of Hackyngton,
near Canterbury, 1540, and George Davenport, 1655, occur on the
fly-leaves. Small Octavo.
The following Noa.^ Eg. 1,822-1,834, are more fuUy deacHbed in the
Catalogue of Spanish M8S.
Eg. 1,822, 1,828. '* Tratado de las ^remonias, o Culto, que se dan a
Dies en la Beal Capilla de los Reyes Catholicos. Dividido en dos
partes.** A minute account of the order of the services and
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ceremonials performed in tbe Chapel Boyal in the palaoe of Madrid,
with a description of the building and an account of the officers,
compiled about the year 1680 [by Don Manuel Rivero (?) ; see Eg.
1,829, f. 42]. Two volumes. In Vol. i. f. 122, is an inventory of
paintiugs, certificates of relics, papal bulls, and other documents
belonging to the chapel; and in Vol. ii. ff. 11-32, are oopies of
bulls conferring privileges, 1474-1623, and, at f. 94, a copy of the
Constitutions of the Chapel Royal by Philip II. Paper ; xviith cent.
Folio.
£g. 1,824. ''Pesso Polytico de todo el Mundo, por el Conde Don
Anttonio Xerley, al Ex™ Senor Conde Duque de Olivares del
Conssejo de Su Magestad : " a pamphlet by Sir Anthony Sherley,
Count of the Roman Empire, reviewing the condition, resources, and
political relations of the principal states of Europe, Asia, and A&ica,
with a view to a project for the aggrandizement of the power of
Spain ; dated, Granada, 2 Nov. 1622. Paper ; xviiith cent. Polio.
Eg. 1,825. '' Indice General de los Libros, Papeles, y Documentos del
Archive de la Real Capilla de Su Magestad Catolica. Arreglado por
oomision del Ex*^- Senor Don Anton ino Sentmanat y Cartella,
Patriarca de las Yndias, Capellan Limosnero Mayor de S. M. C."
Paper ; late xviiith cent. Folio..
Eg. 1,826. 1. *' Proposigionbs que del orden de Su Magestad hizo Don
Melchor de Macanaz, Fiscal general del Consexo, para que este
consultase lo que fuet^e conveniente al Conoordato que se estava
tratando en Paris con la Corte de Roma," dated 19 Dec. 1713 ; with
additional propositions, dated 2 June, 1714, f. 2.
2. " El Cortesano Discrete, Politico y Moral, Principe de los Romances,
Relox concertado para Savios, y Dispertador de Ygnorantes," [by
Don Gabriel de Bocangel y Unzueta], in verse, f. 103.
3. ^^ Representacion que el Conde de Oropesa [Emanuel Joachim
Alvarez de Toledo] hizo al S. Rey Carlos 2° sobre el Tumulto que
se lebanto contra su Persona y casa, por la falta de Pan que se
8upufio;" [29 Dec. 1699], f. 117.
4. '' Respuesta del Publico en que redarguye de falsa la E^presentacion
y Justificacion anteoedente del Conde de Oropesa," [by Don Luis de
Salazar y Castro], f. 157.
Paper ; late xvnith cent. Octavo.
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of Accompts, made by order of the King's Council, in the year 1590.
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deben serbir en ella. Formado por Don Engenio Trebani
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10 de Marzo de 1757." With an explanatory letter prefixed.
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Critico Duende de Don Josef Patino, qne dieron principio en 8 de
Diz"* de 1735, y finalizaron en 2 de Mayo del ano de 1736 :" satirical
and political papers, in verse and prose, in the form of a weekly
gazette. At the end is the note : — " Se asegnra que uno de los
Conductores, para introducir los Papeles del Dnende, hera Don
Carlos Marimon, Comandante de Granaderos Reales, Catalan, y muy
valido de Patino." Paper ; xviiith cent. OctaYo.
Kg. 1,830. *' El Oonocimento de las Naciones de Antonio Perez, Secre-
tario de Estado, que fn6 del S' Phelipe 2^ Discurso Politico fun-
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Phelipe 3^ De el estado qne tenian sus Reynos y Senorios, y los de
BUS Amigos y Enemigos, con algnnas advertencias sobre el modo de
prooeder y goverDarne con los unos y con los otros. Dado por Don
Balthazar Alamos de Yarrientos, un grande Historiador, Agente de
Negocioe que fu6 de dicho Antonio Perez, hallandose en la Carcel,
para servicio de S. Magestad y oonocimento suyo. Auo de 1589.*'
At the end, f. 244, are added sentences from Thucydides, Sallust,
Pliny, and other ancient authors, entitled : '* Doctrinas Politicas que
declaran y confirman algunas advertencias de el Discurso ante-
cedente, escriptas por el mismo Antonio Perez, Ano de 1589."
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Eg. 1,831. Confirmation by Philip IV., King of Spain, to Luis
Gk)n9alez de Molina Arrayan, of the exemption from royal taxes
granted by Ferdinand and Isabella to his ancestor, Fernando de
Arrayan; 12 Apr. 1642. Followed by a royal order to the
magistrates of Pastrana for the observance of the privilege; 16
Sept. 1642. With signatures of the king and others. Appended is
a certificate of offices held in Pastrana by the father and uncle of
the same Luis ; 19 Nov. 1689. Vellum ; with illuminated borders
and the arms of Arrayan in colours. Folio.
Eg. 1,832. Correspondence and papers of the Council of the General
Inquisition of Spain, relating to the " nuevos convertidos," Moors
and JewK, of Segovia, Valenci«, and Aragon; 1510-1589. Paper.
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the converted Moors of Xea, of the grace granted to other converts ;
1666-1675. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,834. 1. Three letters of [Don Gaspar de Qniroga, Inquisitor-
General ?] to Philip II., respecting the disaffection of the Moriscos in
Aragon and a threatened rising among them; Mar. 1676. With
holograph notes written by the king in the margins, f. 1.
2. Letter of the Council of the Inquisition to Philip III., respecting
compensation to the Inquisitors of Aragon and Valencia for loss of
income occasioned bj the expulsion of the Moors ; Madrid, 22 June,
1610. Signed with ciphers. In the margin is a holograph note by
the king. f. 7.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,836-1,839. Notices of publications of early English printers,
by William Herbert, supplementary to, or only partially introduced
in, his additions to Ames's " Typographical Antiquities," printed
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Catechism of 1648. At f. 167 is a translation of the latent to
Christopher Barker, as the Queen's Printer, 8 Aug. 31 Eliz. [1689].
Eg. 1,836. Vol. II. Notices of the publications of William Caxton,
Wynken de Worde, and Bichard Pynson, and of a sermon by John,
Bishop of Bochester, printed by Thomas Berthelet ; with a copy of
the sermon.
Eg. 1,837. Vol. III. Collations of English versions of the New
Testament, 1634-1661 ; of Thomas Mathew's New Testament, 1638;
and a description of ''An Epitome of the Psalmes," by Bichard
Tavemer, 1639.
Eg. 1,838. Vol. IV. Collation of the " Here beatisnime Virginia Marie
secundum vsum Sarum," printed at Paris, by Yolande, widow of
Thielman Kerver, 1632. The collation is dated 1771.
Eg. 1,839. Vol. V. Description of a copy of the " Prymer of Salisburie
use," with " The Paradyse of the Soule," printed by John Gowghe
or Gough, in 1636 ; with copious ex ti acts.
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1781. With a postscript, and a few bibliographical notes. Paper.
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St. Omer, from the birth of St. Bertin to the election of Abbat
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(London, 2 vols. fol. 1789). Paper; xviiith cent. Folio. From the
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J. Woodward's writing, viz. : — The preamble to his will, 27 Apr.
1686, f. 1 ; — " Mrs. Anne House's Evidences for Heaven, who dy'd
May 23. 1682. Found after her Decease," f. 8;— "An Acrostick
Verse on my dear Sister Mrs. Anne House," and an epitaph on her,
signed with the monogram B.H.E., f. 4 b. Paper; xviith cent.
Folio. From ike Farnborough Fund.
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1522; the lordship of Friesland, 1479-1620; and the city of
TEcluse in Flanders, 1800-1604; preserved in the Ohambres des
Gomptes of Lille. Fr. f. 1.
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Tribunaux et autres officiers de Justice, Police, Finances et de
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Flan depeschd k Naples le 2 Juin 1702. Gomme aussy la forme de
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de Tan 1666 ;" with a similar patent for 1706, £ 118.
4. '' Commissairea au renouTellement des Magistrate de la Yille de
Lille, depnis 1640 jusques en 1708," f. 123.
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and from Haarlem to Strasburg and Jena, returning to Amsterdam,
20 Mar. 1662-Aug. 1663. Dutch, At the end are a few money
accounts and other notes. Paper. Duodecimo.
Eg. 1,848. Diploma of nobility and grant of arms by Johann Joseph
Yohlin von Frickenhausen, Freyherr auf Neuburg and Hohen-
Ronau, to Joseph Bemhard von Steinkiill, J.U.D., of Augsburg;
dated, Neuburg, 6 Sept. 1774. With the arms in colours; and with
the signature and seed of J. J. Yohlin. At the end is inserted a
diploma of Doctor of Medicine granted by the imiversity of
WUrzbui^ to Wilhelm von Stein ktihl ; 28 Mar. 1817. Yellum.
Folio.
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descriptive catalogue [by Andries Sohoemaker ?] of his collection of
coins illustrative of the history of the Low Countries, and par-
ticularly of the United Provinces, from the time of Philip the Good,
Duke of Burgundy, to the year 1703. Dutch. With pen drawings
of the coins. Paper ; xvuith cent. Quarto.
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Staten Generael der Yereenichde Nederlanden aen den Coninck van
Deenemarcken, Frederick den deide, van December 1658;" etc,
A journal of the Dutch expedition in aid of the King of Denmark
against the Swedes, kept by [Major J. van Beveren?J; 3 Dec.
1658-10 Kov. 1659. With lists of the fleet and officers of the
several regiments. Dutch, A few money accounts and memoiunda
are added. Paper. Small Quarto.
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of the passage from Amsterdam to Java and the Banda Isles ; Apr.
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der Gust van Chijlij ende Peru tot Pannama : " a desciiption of the
coasts of Chile and Peru, f. 55.
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Sea; 1617,1621. Dutch, ff. 60, 113 h.
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verre van Nicaragua ; gesonden aen den Yiceroij van Mexico, ofte
aen den Koninck van Hispanien, waer in beschreuen sijn de
reuieren van Ometepec, TIacamama ende Tlacolula, vallende in de
voorsegde hauen met de Steden, Volcken, ende bergen bij de voor-
schreuenen reuieren, ende ander dingen bequaem om schepen te
timmeren ende te victuaileeren," f. 85.
5. ''Een notitie van de Gelegentheijt den landen in de Zuijt Zee,*'
f. 92.
6. '' Een noticie van de distantie tusschen sekere plaetss op de custen
van Chijlij ende Peru," f. 94.
7. " Noticie van sekere plaetss benoorden de Linie," f. 95 b.
Paper; xviith cent. Belonged in 1662 to Johannes Ottibz Meurs,
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in the ship '* Dolphin" from Batavia to Japan, and thence by
Malacca to Ceylon, up the west coast of ludia to Snrat, and return-
ing to Ceylon; 16 July, 1662-16 May, 1663, f. 3.
2. " Joni-nael gehonden int schip Marrsseveen sijlende naer Patrija :"
journal of a voyage from Batavia in company with other ships
homeward bound ; 18 Deo. 1663-18 Aug. 1664, f. 120.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
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• Willem Maurits Bruijning, door zijnen predecesseur den Raad
ordinaris en afgaanden Gouvernenr Gustaaf Willem van Imhoff
ingesteld : " a memoir of Baron van Imhoff, the outgoing Governor
of Ceylon, fgr the instruction of his successor; dated, Colombo, 12
Mar. 1740. With a table of contents and an abstract. Followed,
at f. 135, by resolntions of the Council on the principal points of
the memoir, passed 14-19 July, 11, 12 Aug. 1740; and, at f. 156,
by the Minutes of the Council of 26 Feb. 1740. Paper ; xviiith cent.
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G6n^ral en Cheff de la Colonie du Cap de Bonne Esp^rance, J. W.
Jansseus, par A. A. F. VV. B[aron?] de Danckelman ; *' with a dedi*
catory letter prefixed ; 8 July, 1804. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,866. Note-book of Emanuel Yeespreet de Jonge, resideut at
Paris, containing memoranda of routes of journeys in France, in
1643-1645, songs, sonnets, proverbs, a list of books, and also : —
1. *' Curieuses rescherches, tres necessaires ^ ceuz qui veuillent
scavoir ce qui est de plas remarquable en le estat de France : "
containing lists of members of the royal family, officers of state,
parliaments, sees, military orders, and the nobility, f. 6.
2. '* Abbr6ge de Thistoire de France,** from Pharamond to Louis XI V.,
f. 25.
3. '' Estat et revenu de Ti^glise de France 8upput6 et arrests aux
Augustins en I'assemble du clerg6 de Paris," f. 58.
Paper ; xviith cent. Small Octavo.
Eg. 1,857. 1. Letter of Constantyn Huygens to his sons, on the
failure of his efforts to obtain preferment for them from the Princess
Dowager of Orange ; referring to his long services to the family,
as secretary to [Frederic Henry] Prince of Orange, and particularly
to the Princess herself, and reflecting on her ingratitude ; Hague,
23 Oct. 1655. Fr. f. 1.
2. Preface by the same for the memoirs of Frederic Henry, Prince of
Orange. Fr. f 9.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,858. Letters chiefly addressed to Jan van den Bergh, Burgo-
master of Leyden and Councillor of State, in French and Dutch
1695-1763. Among the writers are: —
1. Count of Nassau La Leek ; Li^e, Ypres, etc.^ 1705-1738. Fr. and
Dutch, ffl 6, 20, 22, 57-86 jpoMtm.
2. [Anna Louisa, daughter of Charles van Impden, and widow of
Philip Louis, Prince of Chimay ?] Princess Dowager of Chimay ;
Brussels, 15 Aug. 1706. Fr. f. 9.
3. [Maria Teresia] Comtesse d'Egmont [daughter of Charles Eugene,
Duke of Arenbei^, and wife of Louis Ernest, Count of Egmond] ;
Brussels, 10 Jan. 1707. Fr. f. 11.
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4. [Maria van Gh>or] Comteese Dotudridre de Homes, [widow of
John Connt of Hornea] ; Hagne, 2 Aug. 1707. Fr. f. 13.
5. [Maria Henrietta] Dachesse d'Arenberg, [daughter of Marquis Otto
Enrique de Carretto and Orana, and widow of Philip, Duke of
Arattberg?] ; Bei^en-op-Zoom, 24 Oct. 1708. Fr. f. 15.
6. [Leopold] Duke of Arenberg ; Camp before Lille, 26 Oct. 1708. Fr.
Signed, f. 16.
7. [Maria Anna] Frincesse d'Auvergne, [daughter of Philip, Duke of
Aarschot, and wife of Maurioe, Count of Auvergne and Marquis of
Bergen-op-Zoom] ; 10 Sept. 1709. Fr. f. 26.
8. [Maria Clara] Duchesse de Bisacha, [danghter of Philip Louis,
Count of Egmond, and wife of Nicolas, Duke of Bisaccia] ; Brussels,
31 Jan. 1711. Fr. f. 36.
9. Princesse Dyzenghien [Maria Louisa Pot de Bhodee, wife of Louis
de Gand Villain, Prinoe of Isenghien ?] ; Brussels, 30 Apr., 10 Nov.
1716. Fr. flF. 47,49.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,869. Lettbrs to Christian Huygens, Secretary of the Council
of the United Provinces, and to Constantyn Huygens, Secretary to
the Prince of Orange, chiefly from natives of Holland ; 1598-1699.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,860. Miscellaneous letters of Dutch writers; 1674-1795.
Among them are: — C[omeli8] De Witt; Dort, 26 July, 1749;
Dutch; i. 11; — G. C. Comte de Hogendorp; Waegeninge, 5 Dec
1749; Fr.; f. 12; — and J[eaD] F[raii9oi8] Comte de Hogendorp,
Baron de St. Jansteen ; 5 Deo. 1750 ; Fr. ; f. 14. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,861. 1. Copies of letters of William, Count Bentinck [sou c^
William, 1st Earl of Portland], when Dutch Plenipotentiary at
Aiz-la-Chapelle, to William lY., Prince of Orange, Stadholder of
the United Provinces; 29 Mar.-28 Sept 1748; with another letter,
dated Hague, 28 May, 1749. Interspersed are original letters from
the Prince to the Count; Hague, 19 Apr., 5 June, 1748, Loo, 29
May, 1749. Fr. f. 1.
2. Copies of letters of the same to Anne [Princess Royal of England],
Princess Dowager of Orange, Begent of the United Provinces;
25 Sept. 1754-5 Sept. 1755. With original letters from the Princess
to the Count; Soesdyok, 26 Sept. [1754], 5 June, 23 Aug., [1755],
6, 15 Sept. [1757]. Fr. f. 30.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,862. MiscELLAinEOUs letters to William, Count Bentinck ; 1746-
1774. Among the writers are : —
[Gnstaviu William, Baron] Imhoff
[Govenior of Bataria]; Bataria, 28
May, 1749. Fr. f. 12.
B[ertiam] P[hilip] S[igumimd] Albert,]
6[raaf]iraii Gionsfeld; 7 July, 1750.
IhUeh. f.l7.
E0* MSS. — 1860. 3 M
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[Leopold Philip] Duo d'Arenberg ;
BrasselB, 4 Mar. 1751. Fr. f. 25.
H[endrik] F^gel, [Groffler to the States-
General]; Hague, 18 May, 1751, 6
Aug. 1766. Fr. ff.38,237.
Stanislas [Augustus] Pomatowski, and
as King of Poland ; Waisaw, 1 May,
1755, 17 Oct. 1764. Fr, ff. 44, 225.
Prince L[ouis] of Brunswick ; 17 July,
1760. Fr. f.69.
[Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of] Biohmond ;
Gkxxiwood, 21 Dec 1760. Fr. f. 86.
[Louisa Margareta] De la Marck,
Duchesse d'Arenberg, [wife of Charles,
Duke of Arenberg] ; Prague, 22 Dec.
1760. Fr. f. 88.
M[arie] Ij[oui8e], P[rinoe88e] d'Orange,
[widow of John William, Prince of
Orange]; Leuwarde, 3 Jan. 1761. Fr.
f. 91.
[Thou-as Pelham] Holies [Ist Duke of]
Newcastlti ; Newcastle House, 13 Jan.
1761, f. 92.
[William Wildman Barrington, 2nd
Viscount] Barrington; London, 20
Mar. 1761. f. 101.
Hon. Joseph Torke [afterwards Lord
Dover]; London, 3 Apr. 1761, Hague,
15 Aug. 1762. Eng.QJidFr. ff. 105, 164.
Sir Bobert Keith, [English Minister at
St Petersburg]; St Petersburg, iJ
June, 1761, ^ Apr. 1762, ff. 135. 153.
[Charles] Due d'Arenberg ; Spa, 15 July,
1761. Fr. f. 137.
[Count Stanislas] Poniatowski, Castelan
de Ciacovie; Byki en campagne, 13
Feb. 1762. Fr. f. 151.
Charles de Nassau [Prince of Nassau-
Saarbriick ?] ; Houtsholredyk, 29 May,
1762. Fr. f. 155.
Paper. Folio.
[Budolph Joseph] Prince Colloreclb;
Frankfort, 6 Apr. 1764. Fr, f. 208.
Prince A[lexander] Galitzin ; 8t Peters-
burg, 16 July, 1764. Fr. f. 212.
[Johann Emdt Hartwig, Count] Benu-
(orf, [Danish Minister of State];
Copenhagen, 8 Feb. 1766. Fr, f.
229.
[George Keppel, 8rd Earl of) Albemarle ;
London, 12 Fob. 1766, f. 281.
G[uillaume] Prince d'Orange; Breda,
9 June, 1766. Fr. f. 282.
Henrlette, Princeese de Waldeck, AbbesK
du Chapitre de Schaacke; Aroben,
8 Dec. 1766. Fr. f. 243.
[Frederic Louis] Landgrave de Heue-
Homburg; Homburg, 22 Oct. 1767.
Fr. f, 249.
[John Montagu, 4th Earl of] Sandwich ;
Amsterdam, n.<2., f. 252.
[Thomas Thynne, 3rd Yisoount] Wey-
mouth ; London, 9 Feb. 1768, f. 256.
[Francis, 2nd Lord] Godolphin ; LoDdon,
12 Apr. 1768, f. 261.
Le Mar^chal Prince [Charles] Batthy-
any; Vienna, 20 Apr. 1768. Fr,
f. 265.
[Augustus Henry Fitzroy, 4th Duke
of] Grafton; London, 25 Aug. 1769,
f. 272.
Joseph, Prince Lubomirski; Wanaw,
24 Oct. 1769. jFV. f. 275.
Princess Amelia [daughter of George
II.]; Cavendish Square, 13 Mar.
1770. Fr. f. 287.
Pasquale de Paoli [Corsican statesman] ;
London, 16 Mar. 1770. lUd. t 288.
[Bear- Admiral Bichard Howe, 4th Yia-
count, afterwards Earl] Howe; Lon-
don, 10 Nov. 1770. f. 295.
Eg. 1,863. ISkfiscELLANKOUS autograph letters, with acoompanying
papers; 1625-1787:—
l.Desiderius Erasmus to Nicholas Everard, President of Holland,
relating to Luther's marriage; Basle, 24 Dec. 1525. Lot,; with
seal f. 2.
2. Philip U. of Spain to [Henry III.] King of Prance, disapproving of
the terms made by the latter with his rebellious subjects; [1576?].
Span. ; with seal,, f. 6.
3. Antonio PereK, Secretary to Philip II., to the King, respecting the
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Infinite of TuniB, with marginal notes by the king ; 1579. Span.
f.9.
4. Edward Zonche [Lord Zouche] to . Oharles de TEsoliifle, the
Botanist; London, 22 Oct 1597. JFV. f. 11.
5. Albert Joachimi, Dutch Ambassador in England, to *— ; London,
24 Mar. 1641. Fr. f. 12.
6. H. de Oroot [Hugo Grotius], Swedish Ambassador to France, to
, on political affairs ; Paris, 11 June, 1644. Fr. f. 13.
7. [Godfrey] Comte d'Estrades to M. de Vigfort [ Wioquefort], Minister
of the Landgrayine at the Hague ; 8 Aug. 1646. Fr. ; with seed. f. 16.
8. B[althazar] Gerbier to ; Paris, 10 Apr. 1649. JV. Signed.
With a memorial of servioes in Dutch, ff. 18, 19.
9. William, Prince of Orange, to , announcing a resolution to
besiege Ath ; n.d. La cipher, with a decipher. Signed, ff. 21, 22.
10. The same to the Pensionary [Jan] De Witt, relative to the main-
tenanoe of the forces ; Hague, 22 July, 1672. Dutch. Copy. f. 24.
11. de Willading, "du conseil souverain de la Ville et Re-
publique de Berne," to ; Berne, 8 Feb. 1749. Fr. f. 25.
12. P[hilip] A[dolf ?] de Munohhausen to ; St. James*, ^^"g- 175 j
Fr. f. 29. '^^^
13. [Matthfldus LestevenonJ van Berkenrode, Dutch Ambassador to
France, to Greffier Fagel ; Paris, 28 Jan. 1756. Dutch. Copy. f. 82.
14. W[ilhelm] A[nne] Lestevenon [van Berkenrode] to ; Haerlem,
21 Jun. 1782; and to Heer Slicher, Gouda, 13 Feb. 1787. DiUch ;
with teal. ff. 36, 37.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,864. Album Amioorum of G A v[on] L[angebruck],
containing autograph inscriptions of Frederick Y., Elector Palatine,
members of his family, and followers ; 1623-1628. Paper. In the
original binding, stamped with the initials, G. A. v. L., and the date,
1623. Oblate Octavo.
Eg. 1,866. "Genealogib deoium gentilium ad Ugonem, inclitum
Jerusalem et Cypri regem, secundum Johannem Bocatium de
Certaldo," in fifteen books; with tables prefixed. At f. 12, pre-
ceding the prologue of Book j., is a poem in Italian^ in eight stanzas,
entitled, ''Cantilena eztensa Nicolai de Scachis de morte illus-
trissimi regis Cypri ac Yrusalem, etc.," on the death of Pierre de
Lusignan, King of Cyprus, assassinated in 1368. At the end of the
volume is the note: ''Hoc opus est domini Johannis Maurcoe
[Mauiiceno?] qui scribi fecit ipsum m"ooc"lxxxviij^ indictione
XI* die xxiij* mensis Junii et in vigilia Beati Johannis Baptiste
expleuit," " Venetiis in contrata S. CanO." Vellum ; with miniature-
initials and schemes. Quarto.
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Bg. 1,888.' ** Li^BO Imperiale/' by Obani da Oastello; in four parts.
The first two parts treat of the triumphs of Julins Ofldsar after the
defeat of POmpey, aiid of his subsequent acrts and assassinatiofn ; the
third and fourth contain a fabulous history of Silvaggio, a descend-
. ant of JviU«s Gapsar, and of his suooeraion to the Empire under the
name of Maximus, and an account of the fsimily of Prefetti of
Borne. The work is supplemented by a short account of the Boinan
Kings and Emperors from the earliest times to Henry YI., a.d.
1314 ; and at the end is a table of chapters. Vellum ; xvtb cent.
With an ornamental border on the first page, at the foot of which
16 a defaced coat of arms. On f. 1 b is the stamp, partially de£M)ed,
of the " Bibliotheca Capuccinorum " Oetava
Eg. 1,867. 1. " Sexti Julii Frontini Strafagematon " libri quatuor, £ 2.
2. " Laurentii Lippi, Florentini, in Lupum Ximenium Urream, illus-
trem Regni Sicili^ proregem, in Ysocratem de regni gubematione
prephatio," etc.: a translation of the oration of Isocrates, **de
Regno," f. 99.
Yellum ; xrth cent, with coloured initials, and a border on the first
page, into which are introduced the arms of Fiesohi (?) : azure^
two bends argent, impaling lozengy, or and gules. Octavo.
Eg. 1,888. 1. '* LiBRO de Tulho de paradoxis : " a Spanish translation
of Cicero de Paradoxis, f. 1.
2. " Tractado de caso e fortuna," in three parts ; with a prologue
addressed to [Juan II.] King of Castile by the author [Lope de
Barrientos], Bishop of Cuen9a, circa 1450, f. 33.
3 ct Tratado del dormir e desportar e del sonar e de las adevinan^as e
agueros e profecia, copilado por mandamiento del xpianisimo Bey
don Johun el segundo de Castilla e de Leon," by the same, f. 51.
4. " Tractado del diuinar e de sos espegies del arte magica," by the
same, f. 95 b.
5. ** La oragion de miger Gano90 Manety [Giannozzo Manetti] quando
fne comissario general por el pueblo de Floren^ia al sitio de Yada,
fecha al senor Sigismundo Pandolfo de Malatestis quando le dio el
baston en nombre del pueblo de Floren9ia. La qual a instan^ia
del muy magnifico senor don Tnigo Lopez de Mendo9a, marques de
Santillana &o,, por Nunc de Gusman de la Toscana lengua en la
mateima Castellana es transferida esplendidamente." (See Muratori,
" Scriptores Ber. Ital." xx. 559.) f. 146.
6. Translation of the "Quadrilogue Invectif" of Alain Chartier.
Span. f. 191.
7. ^* La cadira de honor, la qual conpiiso un grant poefa Castellano en
la ciydat de Basilea que es en Alemana;" attributed to Juan
Bodriguez del Padron, f. 238.
Paper; xvithcent. Octavo.
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E6EBT0H MSS., IJtn^tWZ. 901
E^ l,Mi-l,876, HisTOKiOAL and otbor coUeotions of Juan de Mariana,
consisting of tracts and essays of his own composition, with cor-
rections in his own hand, copies of chronides, and miscellaneous
papers on theological, literary, and other subjects. Seven volumes.
Paper ; xvith and xvjith centt. Folio. At the beginning of Vol. i.
is a memorandum of Phelipe Antonio Fernandez de Yallejo, record-
ing the acquisitioA of the collection, which had formerly been in
possession of the Jesuits' College at Toledo ; 17 Jan. 1791. See the
Catalogue of Spanish MSS. The general contents of the several
volumes are as follows : —
Eg. 1,869. Vol. I. " Histori» de rebus Hispaniad " libri xxvi-xxx.
The five concluding books of Mariana's History, with autograph
corrections, and licensed for the press.
Eg. 1,870. Vol. n. " Bibliothecas Fhotii epitome, Latino k Jo. Mariano
flEUsta," with corrections.
Eg. 1,871. Vol.. III. Papers, some by Mariana, relating to the Polyglot
Bible of 1569-1573; Babbiuical and prohibited books; Provincial
Councils, especially in reference to the Council of Toledo; with
Latin translations of three orations by ^lius Aristides, "de non
agendis comediis," etc, ; and, at f. 143, interpretations of the decrees
of the Council of Trent, 1564-1574:, 1579, 1580.
Eg. 1,872. Vol. IV. Tracts by Mariana with att/of/ropA corrections ; —
1. ** Anni Arabum cum nostris comparati," f. 1.
2. " Pro editione vulgata," f. 28.
3. " De spectaculis," f. 114.
4. " Quo anno et die Christus est mortuus," f. 181.
5. Tables of epacts, moveable feasts, etc., from the year 1 to 1976, f.
223.
Eg. 1,87S. VoTm V. Copies of chronicles and miscellaneous papers
relating to Spain. Among them are : —
1. " Idacii chronicon,*' f. 23.
2. •• Chronicon Regum Vuisigotthorum,** f. 28.
3. "Victoris Tunnensis Episcopi chronicon." f. 31.
4. Johannis Abbatis monasterii Biclarensis fundatoris, postea episcopi
Gerundensis, chronicon ; with a continuation, f. 48.
5. ** Chronicon Alveldense, conscriptum ab incerto auctore. Era 921
[a.d. 883]; additum ab alio quopiam usque ad Eram 1014,** f. 60.
6. '* Epithome imperatorum, vel Arabum ephemerides atque Hispaniso
chronographia sub unum collecta," auctore Isidore, Pacensi episcopo,
** ex vetusto oodice Oxoniensi," f. 74.
7. "Chronicon Adefonsi regis cognomento Magni ad Sebastiamim
Salmantioensem Episcopum," " ex codice Gotthico Soriensi," f. 90.
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8. '* Sampjri ABtarioensis Episoopi chronioon," ** ex oodioe Onetensi,"
f. 99.
9. ** Pelagii Ouetensis episoopi " ebronicon, f. 108.
10. '* Historia Arabnm Boderioi Semeni [Ximenez] Archiepiscopi
Toletani," f. 113.
Eg. 1,874. YoL. YI. Letters, and copies and drafts of papers, on
theological, ecclesiastical, and other matters, preceded by —
I.Mariana's work, ''De Eege et Begis Institutione," in three books,
with autograph corrections. Lat. f. 2.
2. Epitome of Spaniah History, 1492-1590, by the same. Lai. £ 140.
3. *' Pondera GrsBca, Bomana, et Hebraica cum Castellanis oollata," by
Pietro Ciaconi ; followed by tables on the same subject, f. 184.
Eg. 1,876. YoL. Yn. Correspondence, excerpts^ and other papers,
among which are : —
l.**De adventu Jacobi apostoli Majoris in Hispaoiam disputatio," by
Mariana, with auiograph corrections, f. 70.
2. S. Isidori " Liber differentiarom ; " with collations by Mariana,
f. 86.
3. Translation of a portion of *' Le Yinti Giomate dell' Agriooltura "
of Agostino Gallo. Span, f. 144.
4. '' Notnle de Primatns nobilitate et dominio Eccleeie Toletane, qne
de diversis antiqnorum voluminibns patmm atque privilegiia bre-
viter extract^ . . . colliguntnr," f. 215.
5. Copy of a letter from Mary, Queen of Scots, to Edmond Augier,
Jesuit, asking for a book written by him ['* Discoors du Sacrament
de Mariage," 1572 (?)], and begging him to compose for her a
"reigle des prieres;" Chefild [Sheffield], 9 June, [1574?]. Fr.
f. 363.
Eg. 1,876. " YiDA y Historia del Invictissimo Emperador Don Carlos
quinto deste nombre. Bey de Espana, etc., oompuesto por Pero
Mexia:" an unpubliBhed and incomplete work, ending in the year
1528. The beginning of Book i. and portions of Books m. and ly.
are wanting. At the end are added : — Copies of letters to Antonio
de Acuna, Bishop of Zamora, and Don Juan de Padilla and Donna
Maria, his wife; 1521, 1522, £ 185; — and *' Bazonamyento echo
en Yillabraxima a los cavalleros de la Junta, en el qual el autor
les reqniere con la paz en notnbre del Bey, y les dize muchas
y muy notables cosas," f. 192. Paper ; xviith cent Folia
Eg. 1,877. 1. "Historia Hierosolimitana, en la qual se oontiene en
summa las vidas y hechos de todos los grandes maestres que a avido
en la sacra religion de San Juan Bauptista de Hierusalem, desde
Gerardo, primer instituydor de ella, hasta el yll"* y r~ Principe y
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EGEKTON MSS., 1,877—1,882. 903
Oran Maestre F. Juan de Yaleta, al qaal la dicha obra fue dirigida
por Juan Antonio de Fojan, Cavallero y Coronista de la misma
Orden; " in three parts, to the year 1556, f. 1.
2.''Sitio de Malta:" an aocount of the siege of Malta in 1565, f.
369 b.
3. Table of Qrand Masters of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, to
Claudio de la Sengle, f. 407.
Paper ; ZYUith cent. With a few drawings. Folio*
Eg. 1,878. •* HiSTORiA y Nobleza de el Reyno de Leon y Principado de
Asturias, por D. Lazaro Diaz del Yalle y de la Puerta, Cronista
General de su Mag*^ y sus reynos de OastiUa y Leon, ^no de 1665/'
The second part of a history of Castile and Leon, from 1407 to
1665 ; with genealogical tables, coloured coats of arms, and portraits,
engraved and by hand. Inserted, at f. 15, is the '' Passo Honroso,
defendido por el ex*" cavallero Leon^s Suero de Quinones, cerca de
la puente de Orvigo, en mon tanas de Leon, Ano 1434," written by
Pedro Bodriguez de Lena, and abridged by Fr. Juan de Pineda;
and at £ 48 b is an aocount of the institution of the Inquisition,
with biographical notices of the Inquisitors-General, notices of
Autos da F^, and names of members of the council in the year
1662. Vellum ; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,879. ** HiSTORiA de Don Alvaro de Luna, Gran Maestre de San
Tiago y Gran Privado del Bey de Cast ilia, a quien vencieron su
emulos y le quitaron la vida, haoiendole morir degoUado en vn
cadahaso a manos de yu yerdugo en la plaza de Yalladolid ; " in 120
ohapters. Paper ; xvmth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,880. ''HifiTORiA de Don Francisco deZuniga(vulgo Don Frances
o Don Francesillo), criado muy privado y bienquisto, Predicador e
Historiador del muy Magnifico Emperador Carlos V.;" in thirty-
eight chapters. Paper ; xvmth cent. Octavo.
Eg. 1,881. Papers relating to the Church of Toledo, comprising lists
of officers, festivals and ceremonies, a catalogue of the libmry, and
memoirs, ^pan. At f. 268 is a lengthy printed tract, entitled,
** Memorial Ajustado, heoho con citacion de las partes, del expediente
que pende en la Cdmara, en virtud de Beal Orden de 21 de Febrero
de 1768, entre la Hermandad de Racioneros de la Santa Metro-
politana Iglesia de Toledo y el Dean y Cabildo de la misma Santa
Iglesia, y el Senor Don Pedro Rodriguez Campomanes, Fiscal de la
G6niara, sobre aumento de Benta de las Baciones y medios'para
ello." Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
Bg. 1,882. *'SuMMi Templi Toletani perquam graphica Descriptio.
Blassio Orticio Juris Pontificii Dootore ; eiusdem Templi Canonioo,
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Tol^tan^que Dioeoessis Yioario generali, Autore ;" Laiin and l^pamsh
texts, written in parallel columB. Paper; xviutb cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,883. *' HiSTORiA de la Casa Profeesa de la Compania de Jesus de
Toledo, cuio Titular es S. Ildefonao. Dispnesta par el P Lanrenoio
de Colonia, Preposito 86 desta oasa." " Acabose a 9 de Agosto de
1675 anos.'* At the end are added a few notes of eyents relating to
tlie cbnrch from 1718 to 1788. Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,884. " Memorias para la Historia de Madrid. Por Don Antonio
de Leon Pinelo, Oidor de la Casa de la Contrataoion de Sevilla, y
Cronifita del Gonsejo de Indias. Las quales, qnando se escribieron
(qne es en el ano de 1713), se ballan MS. solamente. Ano 1748.**
Paper ; xviuth cent. Small Folio.
Eg. 1,886. *' LiBRO de la Historia de Valladolid compnesta por Jnan
Antolinez de Burgos," in three books. Paper; xynith cent.
Octavo.
Eg. 1,886. '* Descrifcion y Origen de Pena Fior, Villa Carrillo, que oy
es la Yilla de Gueroa ; escrita por un hijo de la misma villa, y la
dedioa & el Ezc. S^or Don Sebastian de Onzman, Marques de Monte
Alegre, Conde de los Arcos, Senor de Cuerua," etc.; 1756. Paper;
xvmth cent. Octavo.
Eg. 1,887. Descriptions of Autos da F6 in Spain, at various times
between 1559 and 1723, with a few other papers of the Inquisition ;
some of them j)rf»<e(2. Span. Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,888. Dialogues oh the arms and desoentof the nobility of Spain,
by Antonio Agostino, Archbishop of Tarri^ona. Sp(m. Pi^r;
xvnth oent. Octavo.
Eg. 1,889. " Obras Poeticas del Rev^ Padre Fr. Damian Oomejo, que
tambien compuso la Ohronioa de N. P" San Francisco ;" with a few
other poetical pieces, among which is one, entitled, *' Melanoolias del
ano de 1643." Paper ; xvmth cent. Octavo.
Eg. 1,890. 1. '* El Nuevo Olimpo. Bepresentacion real y festiva
mascara que a los felicissmos anos de la Beyna Nuestra Senora
oelebraron la atencion amante del Rey, Nuestro Senor, y el obsequio
y carino de la Serenissima Senora Infante, Damas, y Meninas del
Beal Palacio;" by Don Gabriel Bocangel Ungueta, 1648, f. 1.
2. *' La Mascara Real a los anos de la Reyna, N. Senora, que guianm su
Alteza la Serenissima Senora Infante, y la Senora Dona lusepa
Daisi ;^ by the same, f. 44.
Paper ; xvinth cent. Octavo.
Eg. 1,891. '* Yndige de Comedias Antignas y raras y no oomunes, oon
una succinta nanuoion analitica de su merito y asumpto de que
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tratan, de Don Lucas Aleman y Aguado, ano de 1813 :** a desoriptive
catalogne of Spanisli comedies, in alpbabetioal order of names, with
references to the volumes of a general collection. Followed by
alphabetical lists of modern comedies, ^' Antes Sacramentales,''
tragadieSy eU. Paper; xixth cent. Folio.
Kg. 1,892. ^'SuFLEMENTO h los Yndiccs:" additions by Don Lucas
Aleman y Agnado to the above work. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
■g. 1^98. ** Abtb para escribir la letra de imprenta en ties meses, sin
necesidad de maestro. Su antor D. Yentnra Madero y Hontoliu,
Colegial que fa6 en el R. Seminario de Nobles de Valencia. Ano
1802 :" a short account of the origin of writing and printing, with
rules for forming the letters ; dedicated to the Principe de la Paz.
Paper ; written in imitation of letterpress. Folio,
■g. 1394. FjfftoziAL illustrations of the Book of Genesis, from the
Creation to the latter part of the history of Joseph (oh. xliv.),
contained in twenty leaves, each leaf having eight smbjeots. A leaf
is wanting after f. 1. Short descriptions in Frenehj taken from the
** Historia Scholastica " of Petras Gomestor, accompany the drawings
through the first part of the volume. The writing changes from a
minute, and probably French, hand to one larger and evidently
English. The drawings are executed in outline, and as far as f. 15
are generally tinted or coloured. They show unusual power of
design and expression, with knowledge of the human figure, and
skill in treating the draperies. The obvious intention of expressing
an Oriental character in the features of the Hebrew figures is very
remarkable and uncommon, at the period. They may perhaps have
been executed in the province of Gasoony, at the beginning of
the xrvth century. Vellum. Small Quarto. From the Farnborough
Fund.
Kg. 1,896, 1,896. The Old Testament in Oerman. The second book of
Chronicles and the books of Ezra and Nehemiah are wanting. The
first five chapters of the Gospel of St. Matthew are added after
Deuteronomy. The prefaces of Jerome, eto., are collected at the end
of Vol. II., which also has the colophon, *' Explicit vetus Testamen-
tum per Georgium Borer de Batispona sub anno Domini millesimo
quadringentesimo sexagesimo quinto, Sabbato post Margarethe, etc."
Two volumes. Vellum ; with a few coarsely executed initials and
miniatures. In old binding of wooden boards covered with hogskin,
with clasps. Large Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
■g. 1,897. '' Tractatus de practica officii Inquisitionis heretice praui-
tatis, maxime in partibus Thol^nis, Carcassonensibus, Albiensibus,
et in prouinoia Narbonensi et circumuicinis dyocesibus," in five
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parts, by Bemardus Gtddonis, of tbe Friars Preachers, Inquisitor-
General of Toulouse, circa 1320. On a fly-leaf at the beginning
are a few Latin yerses predicting events in the years 1454-1460.
Vellum ; xivth cent. Small Folio.
Eg. 1,898. ** Dbscrifcion de la Santa Iglesia Primada de Toledo.
Etita sacada de la que pusieron el Canonigo Ortiz, y el Raoionero
Acuna, y corregida en lo que se hk podido ; y separadamente ha
puesto otra de mi orden el S' Oanonigo Brabo, teniendo esta presente,
la Beladon que ha dado el Mfo Aparejador Eugenic Lopez
Durango ; " by Francisco Antonio Lorenzana. Paper ; xviiith cent.
Folio.
Eg. 1,899. ** NonciAS particulares de la Beal Hazienda de CastiUa,
anno 1704 :" a collection of copies of documents connected with the
Boyal Treasury of Castile of the xvith-xvnith centuries. A table
of contents is prefixed. Paper ; with coloured engraTings of Philip
Y. of Spain and Marie Louise of Savoy, his Queen. Belonged to
Don Juan Francisco Arze in 1705. Folia From the Farnborough
Ftmd.
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ACQUIRED IK THE TEAB
1861.
Kg. 1,900. " Hie vahet sioh an die gotliche fart des heiligen grabs
TDBflerB hemn Jesn oristi bin vnd herwider zu faren, vnd sagt Ton
alien dingen vnd Ton aller gelegenbait die man vindet vnterwegen
Ton den grossen meobtigen stetten, Tnd Ton ir berlikait Tnd Ter-
mogen, Tnd besnnder Ton aller gelegenbait der beiligen, Tnd
Idroben Tnd gotlicben stetten," etc. ; account of a journey from
Yenice to Palestine, Monnt Sinai and Egypt, with desoriptions of
towns, boly places, obnrcbes, e(c., accompanied by numerous coloured
illnstratioDS. At tbe end of the Tolnme, f. 156, is the note, '' Anno
1465 die octane deoembris init ad terram sanctam Gabriel Muffel,
filius tertins Nicolai MufPell/' from which it may be conjectured that
be was the author of the work. An Italian Torsion, with wood-
cuts, was printed at Bologna in 1500, dedicated by Johannes Cola
to Guibeiix), Prince Carpi. At the end are added in different
hands: —
1. Itinerary, vrith distances, from Prague through Germany and
Flanders to Londob and Edinburgh, thence through France, Spain,
and Italy, and by Yenice to Jerusalem and Mount Sinai, and thence
through Constantinople to Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. 0er.
f. 151 b.
2. *' Nota ditz Begimen auf dieser Walfart ; " instructions for dress,
ete., in making the pilgrimage to Jerusalem, f. 154.
3. '* Das sein dije lxxu sporoh Tnd zungen die der almechtig got gabe
Tnd Terhennget Tber die mensohen die den hohen turn pauent in
BabUonia/' f. 155.
Paper ; XTth cent. Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,901. 1. AooouNT by Sebaldt Blotter, or Bieter, of Nuremberg,
of a journey to the Holy Land made by himself and Sigmundt
Ton Eglof&tainn in 1474 ; with descriptions of the Holy Places.
Prefixed is an account by Sebaldt Blotter of Pieter Blotter, his
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father, and of a pilgrimage made by liimiBelf to Oompostella in 1462.
Oer. f. 1.
2. Itinerary, with distances, from Nuremberg to London and Edinburgh,
thence through France, Spain, and Italy, and by Venice to Jerusalem
and Mount Sini^i, and thence through Constajitinople to Denmark,
Sweden, and Korway. Oer. f. 31. See above, -Eg. 1,900, f.
151 b.
3. Contracts of marriage between Pieter Eieter and Barbara, daughter
of Hilpolt Yon Seckenndorff, and Sebalt Bieter and Margareth,
daughter of Apel vom Liechtenstainn ; 1420, 1443. Oer. ff.
33, 35.
4. '' Wie Hanns Tuecher seliger vorgemelte Bais gehn Jerusalem mit
Sebalden Bieter, meinem vrvranhemn, vnd andem gefnrten auch
seliger gedechtnus, anno 1479 :" an imperfect transcript from Hans
Tiicher's autograph journal, ending at 14 June. The whole journal
is printed in Sigmund Feyrabend's '^'Beyssbuch dess heyligen
Landes," Frankfurt, 1564. f. 39.
Paper; xvjih cenL Small Quarto.
ThefoUomng Nos.^ Eg. 1,902-1,922, were purchased from the Farnborough
Fund.
Eg. 1^902. BuQisTEB of the proceedings of the Oouneil of Jule?,
Cardinal Maasarin, relative to the affairs of the Abbeys of Clmay, St.
Denis, 0^., the duehy of Uayenne, and other estates held bj him
under grant from the crown; 8 Mar. 1^54-30 Deo. 1655. Fr. At
tbB and is a table of oonteniA, acnuogad unties thie several properties.
Paper. Folia
Eg. 1,903. *' Begistre des deliberacions du conseil de son Eminence
[Jules, Cardinal Mazarin] pour les ann^es 1658 et 1659 ; ** a similar
volume to the preceding. Signed at the end by [Simon] Manage,
steward to Cardinal Mazarin. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,904. *' Belatiov et diaire des negotiatioDS des Abb^ de Belle-
uaux [Humbert Guillaume de Precipiano de Soye, afterwards Arch-
bifihop of Malines] et Conseiller [Claude Ambroise] Philippe, dans
leur deputation pour le oen^e de Bonrgoogne k la diette imp6riale
de Bstisbone, pendant les aamfes 1667-1672, presents a 8. £. [Juan
Domingo de H«ro y Guzman] Manseigneur le Comte de Monterey
[Gouvemeur des Pays-Bas] par le susdit Abb^ de Belleuaux & son
retour de cet employ." At the end are copies of memorialc and
other papers relating to the negotiations, in LcUin and French.
Paper; xviithoent. Folio.
Eg. 1,905. Mbmoul or *'regibtre*' of the state of the kingdom of
Naples, compiled by " Charles de Clerc, chevalier, president de la
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ebambre doB oomptee ^ LiUe; " oontaining *' toot oe qtie patr moy,
commiflsaire g6n6ral du royamne de Naples, et durant le temps de
enniron oinoq ans, j a este fait, beeongn^, yen, enqois et entendu,"
and exliibiting " non seullement la dignity, la grandeur, lexoellenoe
et maigni6cenoe de lestat royal, la noblesse, les sainotesfondations,
le nombre des villes, de cbasteanlz, des pallaitz et des forestz du
dit royaume de Naples, la declaration du demaine et des charges
estans sur icelle, mais anssi en particnlier la specification dicenlz,
les preuileges, statuz et ordonnanoes comment ilz sont regiz et
gouuemez ; " in forty-eight chapters, preceded by a table of contents
and a notice of six other similar registers. The first chapter con-
tains copies of the anther's commission and instructions, dated 1517,
1519 ; his term of office ended in Angnst, 1521. Paper; xvith cent.
Folio.
Sg. 1,906. Abmorial collections by a Flemish herald, vk. : —
I. Arms of German and Flemish states and funilies; in pencil imd
ink, partly coloured, f. 4 b.
2. " Copie d'ung viel lieure : ** description of the arms of royal and
princely houses of Europe, f. 18.
3. Arms of sovereign houses and of Flemish and (German families,
partly coloured ; with index prefixed, f. 22.
4. *^ Enseingnements pour officiers et dercs poursuiuants le noble
office d'armes," f. 84.
5. Heraldic notice of jousts held 15 Nov. 1515, " sur le grand marche
du Mons en Hanault, par deuant la personne du tr^ illustre due
Charles, prince des Espaignes, due de Bouigogne," [afterwards
Emperor], etc. ; with the arms of the knights, £ 90.
6. Arms of families of Hainault and others, t 92 b.
7. Arms of knights of the Gtolden Fleece, partly coloured ; preceded
by five pencil-drawings of Dukes of Burgundy in robes of the order,
and followed by a list of the knights to the year 1559,f. 97 b. The
arms, etc,, are continued down to the creations of 1624^ at f. 146 b.
8. Genealogical notes relating to various families of the Netherlands.
DfUch. f. 121.
0. Arms of the connexions of the seven patrician fiunilies of Lonvain,
f 170. See Butkens, "Trophies de Brabant," ed. 1724, ii. 386.
10. Extracts relating to knights of the Golden Fleece, '^hors les
M6moires historiques de la r^publique Sequanoise," eic., ** par M.
Lois Gollut," Dole, 1592, f. 177.
II. Description of arms of families of the United Provinces. J)utch,
f. 196.
12. Arms of fiimilies of the United Provinces, in colours, f. 218.
13. " La descente des comtes de Hannault depuis la destruction de
Troye," f. 232.
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14. '' Prinohe, Marquis et Comtes snbieotz k TempereiiT Charles
[V.] pour le present an xv^xxiu en Brabant, Haynanlt, Hollande,
Flandres et Arthois ; " followed by descriptions of the arms of
" Les XII Ters de Haynault," etc. f. 238 b.
15. Legal cases relating to property. Dutch, f. 247.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,907. "CoLLEoriOKmanuscrite et blasonn^destitresde noblesse,
cbevalerie et antres marques dlionneur, accorddes par sa Majesty
rimp^ratrice Beine apostolique Marie Th6r^se, notre sonveraine,
dSs Tan 1741 jusques k la fin de Tan 1762; par le chevalier de
Holleber d'Ascow." Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,908. Arms, in oolouxs^ of famiKos of the Netherlands, together
with a few of families of France, England, and Crermany; with
index. Paper ; late xvth cent. ; some of the names and the index
added latet. On f. 2 is written, *< Joannis Qeuarti [o6. 1623] dono
domini Ludouici Ouiociardini [ob. 1589]." Small Quarto.
Eg. 1,909. "Armorial g6n6ral du royaume des Pays Bas, tire des
archives et public par van Weleveld et O'Kelly, junior, employ68
au con&eil supreme de Noblesse, 1830." The arms, arranged
alphabetically according to the names of families, are drawn in pen-
and-ink, and, up to f. 34, are also coloured. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,910. '' Leviathan, or the matter, forme and power of a common-
wealth ecclesiasticall and civil. By Thomas Hobbes, of Malmesbury.
Anno Christi 1651.'' With a few corrections and some of the side-
notes in the handwriting of the author, and which are not in the
printed edition. Prefixed is an allegorical drawing serving for
a title-page, and corresponding with the engraved title-page of
the printed edition of 1651. Paper. In the original gilt-tooled
morocco binding. With the book-plate of Geoi^ [Macartney],
Earl of Macartney. Quarto.
Eg. 1,911. Ledger of Sir Francis Cbantrey, the Bculptor, containing
entries of orders for statues, busts, and monuments, with notes of
charges and payments; 1809-1827. In the handwriting of Allan
Cunningham. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,912. Yearly accounts of the wardens of the church of St. Mary
at Dover ; 1536-1558. At f. 67 is " an inventorye taken of all the
churche ornamentes as yett lefte vnsolde," etc.^ 19 Dec. 6 Edw. VI.
[1562]. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,913, 1,914. Original petitions for the royal licence for change
of name, with reports on the same by the officers of the College of
Arms signed by Sir Isaac Heard and others; 1783-1838. Two
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Tolnmes ; with index of names, original and assnmed, appended to
eaob. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,915, 1,916. Copies of bi-weekly letters of home and foreign
news; Paris, 13 Feb. 1700-13 Apr. 1706. Fr. Two volumes. Paper;
XYiuth cent. " Ex libris D. Jacob! Olivarii Valine, eqnitis, regi k
oonsiliis et in oamer& regiamm Eationnm magistri, anno 1730."
Folio.
Sg. 1,917. Chronicles of Geneva from a.m. 1729 to a.d. 1632, in-
clnding copies of treaties and other docnments; in scTen books.
Fr. The title of Book i. is, " Le premier livre de I'histoire de
Testat snbsistant par miracle." At the end is an appendix of
** ObmifisionB faites au pr^edent recneil et autres pi^s recouurto
tant des mannscrits qae linres dont I'impression ne se trouue pluB."
This appendix is imperfeety wanting one or more leaves at the end.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,918, 1,919. '' Annales de la revolution de France, par Antoine
Francois Bertrand de Moleville, ancien ministre et s^retaire d'etat
an d^partement de la marine et des ooloniec)." Autograph ; with the
author's corrections. Two volumes. Prefixed to the work is the
note, " Ce manuscrit 6crit de ma main est la minute originale de
mes Annales de la revolution d,e France publi^es en Anglais a
Londres et en Fran9ai8 k Paris, sous le titre d.*Histoire de la revolik-
tion, pour eiuder la confiscation prononc^e et executee par la police
sous Bonaparte centre une traduction des Annales dont Timpression
etoit presque termin^e. Le mdme motif a anesi oblige Tediteur
Frangais k alt^rer essentiellement un tr^s grand nombre de passages
qui ne peuvent eti-e r^tablis sans le secours du texte. Bertrand de
Moleville." An English translation by B. C. Dallas, under the
title, "Annald of the French Revolution," eto., was printed at
London in 1800 ; and a French edition, but with alterations, by
L. G. Michaud, under the title, ^* Histoire de la revolution de
France," etc., at Paris, 1800-1803. Paper ; end of the xvuith cent.
Folio.
Eg. 1,920, 1,921. "M^uoiRES particuliers pour servir k Thistoire de
la demi^ annee du regno de Louis XVI. Par A[ntoine] F[7an9ois]
Bertrand de Moleville, ministre d*etat." Fair transcript ; with the
following autograph note at the beginning, *' This original manu-
script i» the first sketch of my private memoira publibhed in English
only. It contains many facts and names which I did not think
proper or prudent to publish. I desire my worthy fiiend Lord
Shaftesbury to accept it as the most valuable token I am able to
give him of my sincere esteem and friendship. Bertrand de
Moleville." Two volumes. An English translation, under the
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title, '' Private MemoiiB reUtiTe to the last year of the reign of
Lewis the sixteenth," was printed at London, 3 vol., 1797, a
French version of which appeared at Paris in the same year. A
second French edition, with variations, waa published at Paris, in
1816. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,922. Translation of the " Beschreibnng aller Nationen dee
mssischen Beiches, ihrer Lebensart, Eeligion, Gebrauche, Woh-
niingen, Eleidnngen nnd iibrigen Merkwfirdigkeiten : von Johann
Gottlieb Geo]^." The original work was printed at St. Peters-
burg, and published at Leipzig in two vol. 4to. 1 783 ; and an English
tranblation, dibtinct from the present manuscript, and with ad-
ditional matter, appeared at London, 4 vol. 8vo., 1780-17B3.
Paper ; end of xvmth oent Quarto.
Eg. 1,923. " Ce sunt les rentes de lesgliso S. Norrice de Beina :"
register of tithes, rents, and other dues of the church of St. Nour-
rioe, otherwise St. Balsamia, Nurse of St. Bemigius, at Bheims.
See Marlot, *« Histoire de Beims," 1843-1846, iii. 462. At the end
18 written, ** ex testimonio Johannis Gorget." Preceding and follow-
ing the register are two schedules, in different hands, headed, ** Ce
sont 11 soroens qui sont deut a leglise de Sainte Nourice de Beins
a iin termes." Vellum ; xivth oent. Small Polio.
Eg. 1,924. Copies of the bull of Pope Paul III. founding the university
of Bheims, and of letters-patent of Henry IL of France and his
successors confirming its privileges, together with extracts relating
to the university from the register of Parliament, the Court of
Aids, ete.; 1547-1730. Fr. and Lai. Vellum; 1661 and circa
1730. Folio.
Kg- 1,926. Treatise on ancient weights, numbers, and measures, by
[Guillaume Bud^] ; beginning, " Pour auoir entitle ou souflSsante
congnoissance des poix, nombres et mesures, du temps passe seiun
la langue Latine et Bomaine ancienne et pareiUement selon la
greoque." Printed, under the title, ^'Sommaire ou epitome du
livre de Absc*' 9kt Paris, 1622. Vellum; early xvith cent. With
the name, De la Biui^re, on the last page. SmaU Quarto.
Eg. 1,926. Ancient epitaphs and inscriptions, in prose and verse,
collected at Bome and elsewhere in Italy by Bilibald Pirckheimer.
Lot, Autograph, Included also are : —
1. Note on the term *' Umbilicus," obtained ''a doctissimo viro
Bonifacio Bambo, Veneoiis," f. 7.
2. Amatory sonnets and verses in ottava rima. lUd. The first
b^nsi, ^'Quasdo uasoesti amor? quando la terra;" another is
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Iieadedy '* Amantinm regola," and begins '* Parlar non molto, ohiedere
gientile." f. 20.
8. '' Joramentam Jaoobi, regis Cipri, pnastitam Soldano Egipti regi ; "
[drea 1465-1470]. Imperfect, f. 23 b.
Paper ; end of xvth cent. Small Quarto.
Eg. 1«987, 1,928. Original register of baptisms in tbe parish of St.
Theodore at Basle; 1490-1737. German; a few early entries in
Laiin, Preceding the first entiy is the note, ''Anno domini
millesimo quadringentesimo nonagesimo editns est iste liber ad
inscribendum pueros baptisatos, sub Johanne TJlrico Snrgant,
decretorum doctore, curato huius ecclesie Sanoti Theodori Mar-
tyris," etc. Two volumes. At the beginning of Vol. i. is a printed
calendar in Latin, with the forms of benediction of salt and water ;
and at the end is an index of names from the year 1541 to 1606.
Paper; in the original bindings of stamped pigskin and tooled
vellum. Folio.
Eg. 1,989. '* Des heiligen Eeichs Statt Nlimbeig uralt und neue
Bathsfehig Geschlecht-Buch : " lists of members of the state-
council of Nuremberg, with notices, arranged under families ; by
Johann Wilhelm Kress von Eressenstein. Accompanied by
engraved full-length figures supporting shields of arms, and in
some instances by engraved portraits, among which is included, at
f. 290, Albert Diirer's portrait of Bilibald Pirckheimer. Prefixed
is an introduction, a list of the early lords of Nuremberg, with
their arms in pen and ink, an index of families, and a view of
the Bathshaus, Johann Troschell sc. 1621. Paper; xviith cent.
Folio.
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Eg. 1,930. '* Geschlecht-Bucu dess heiligen Reichs Stat Numberg,
darinnen alle alte und neue adeliche Geschlecht, daraus der Rath
von 300 Jaren hero erwolth worden, hierin zusamgebracht anno
1610 : " account of the families of Nuremberg from which were
chosen members of the state-coancil. Arranged in alphabetical
order, and accompanied by the same engraved figures and,
generally, the same portraits as are contained in the preceding
volume, together with a second view of the Rathsbaus. At the
beginning, f. 5, is the note, ^^Dis NUmbergisoh Geschlecht und
Rathsbuch, so naoh dem alphabeth verzeichnet steht, soil hinfaro
alzeit bey der Eressischen Yorschickhung Craftzhof verbleiben,
welohfl ich Johan Wilhelm Kress meinen nachkommen nmb
nachrichtung dahin verordnet hab, solches auch zu continuim.
Geschehen Nlimberg den 11 May des 1641 Jahrs." At the end, f.
388, are some Latin elegiac verses, endorsed, " Pasquillus de ecdlesiis
Norimbergensibus." Paper. Folia
BQ. MSS. — 1861. 3 N
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Eg. 1,931. Monumental inscriptioiis relating to the principal families
of Nuremberg, witb anus in pen and ink and numerous engraved
portraits. At the beginning is the note: **In diesem Buch
werden nach dem Alphabet der fiimeinsten herren Monumenta
neben andem adelliohen Niimbergischen Geschlechten beschrieben
gefdnden. Darunter auch dem von Eyb Stamm neben andem
Sachen begriffen, item dem von Leubelfing Stamm, item der
Loffelholtz Stamm, wie auch der Niitzel Stamm mit der Eaiss nach
Jerusalem und Gonstanti[no]pel, und Pfinzing Stamm, Frivil^en
und Lehen betreffend. Joban Wilhelm Eress vom Eoressenstain.
Anno 1617." The genealogies referred to are : —
1. *' Stamm der von Eyb im Landt zu Franckenn, a Msgistro
Wenzesslao Gurgfeldero consoriptum ; " with extracts from other
sources, f. 31.
2. '^Deductio oder kurtze Beschreibung des uralten Bittermessigen
Thumier Adels derer von Leubelfing," ete., " durch Johan Sigmund
Brechtel von Sittenbach, iezo wohnend zu Niderlindhardt, anno
1617," f. 227.
3. ** Ursprung und herkommen des Greschleohts der Loffelholtz,"
f. 262.
4. " Extract aus dem alten adellichen Bathsfabig Gesohlecht der
herm NUzell von Siinderspiihl in Numberg Stammbuch, sampt
einem Keyserlichem Frivil^o und Baissbeschreibung nach Jeru-
salem ; anno 1637." With engraved portraits and views of places
visited by Carl Nutzel in his travels to the Holy Land in 1586-7.
f. 363.
6. " Pfintzingisch Stammbuch, Frivilegien und ihre Lehen betreffent,"
f. 443.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,932. Collections relating to Nuremberg by Johann Wilhelm
Eress von Eressenstein, viz, : —
1. '^Bericht von den alten Niimbergischen Geschlechten so von
alten Zeiten hero dem Statt Begiment vorgestanden ; " with
engraved portraits and arms in colours, f. 4.
2. *' Beschreibung und Stambuch des Geechlecht der Eressen von
Elressenstein in Numberg ; " with arms in colours and engraved
portraits and views of Craffczhof and Neunhof, near Nurembei^, 1 79.
3. '• Niimbergische Chronica," to a.d. 920 ; beginning, " Nach dem nun
im funffzehenden Jarr nach der gepurt Christi," f. 188.
4. Lists of the bishops of Wtirzburg, Bamberg and Eichstadt, to 1642,
f. 206.
5. '^Linien und Qeschlecht der neulichsten Jllarggraffen zu Brande-
burg, welche von den Burggraffen von Nurmberg herrkomen," to
circa 1610, f. 212 b.
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6. Aooount of the '* B^ee betrttglibhe Handlnng Marggrafs Albrechts
mit Niolans MtUBTel dariiber derselb gehenokt ward;" 1469,
f. 214.
7. *' Zollstrit zwisohen [Casimir] Marggraf [zn Brandenburg ; see f.
338 b] nnd der Statt Ntimberg ; " 1525, f, 218.
8. Chronicle of Nuremberg to a.d. 1592 ; beginning, " Allermeniglich
ist wieesent dass vor Zeitten die Bomer die Gantz bestrieten
haben," f. 235 b.
9. ** Beflchreibnng aller Schuldtheiissen, wan nnd zn welcher Zeitt
dieselben in des heiligen Beichs Statt Nurmberg angefangen," etc, ;
followed by a list of Consnls and '^Lossnnger" to 1618, with
addititions to 1654, and other lists, notices, arms, etc,, of the
magistracy of Nuremberg, ff. 298-334. At f. 322 are engraved
portraits of Albrecht and Jobst Kress von Kressenstein.
10. *' Der Burggraffen zu NUrmberg nnd Marggrauen zn Branden-
burg Stamm nnd Gebnrtlinie biss uf nnsere Zeitt " [circa
1610] ; followed by a list of noble families connected with Nurem-
berg, f. 336.
11. Chronicle of Nuremberg to a.d. 1552; agreeing in part with the
chronicle above [art. 8], but with additions. It begins, after a
short pre^EMse, " Mann liset inn den historien, das vor Zeiten die
Bommem die gannzzen Welt bestrietten haben," etc,, and ends
with a journal of the siege of the city in 1552, which is also found
in the chronicle above [f. 265 b]. f. 350.
12. "Eine Propheoeyung so von a"* 1604 anfahent nnd wehret bis
anno 1623 Jarr. Und dann femer volgtt der todtlich abgang der
Bomischen Eayserlichen Majestats [Budolph], wie man derselben
alhie unnd negst umb statt herumb mit glocken geleuttet hat,
geschehen den Sontag 26 Jannuari a*» 1612," f 440.
13. "Etlicher Abgesandten Ankunfft so alhier lossirt und nach
Franckfort verraist ; Auch dero zu Hungam und Behemb Eonig-
lichen Majestats [Matthias] einzug alhier in der statt Ntirmberg
den 5 May anno 1612, sampt dero gantze hoffistatt nacher Franck-
furtt," £ 449.
14. '* Die herm des raths, wie und wan einer in rath ist komen,
auch wan einer gestorben, vonn a® 1600 Jarr an bis auff datto "
[1627] ; followed by a copy of the oath taken by members of the
council and another list of " herm dess Baths" ftom 1600 to 1629,
ff. 463, 469, 477.
15. Account of the university of Altdorf, founded in 1575. Oerm,
f. 483.
16. '* Besohreibnng unnd Bericht, wie das Schwedische Eriegruolck
inn derselben anwessen bei der Stadt Nfirmberg inn unnd
ausserhalb derselben sich verhaltten haben," etc,; *'anno 1632,"
f. 488.
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At the beginning, f. 3, are a satirical LaUin inscription and verses on
Louis XIY., *'Monarcbi8d occiden talis adeoqne nunquam oritiirBd
magis cupidus qnam felix fundator." Paper ; xviith cent. Fulio.
Eg. 1,933. Accounts of honsebold expenses, including field and
garden works, at the seat of Sir Lionel Granfield [afterwards Earl
of Middlesex], kept apparently by [Richard Shepherd ?], father of
Lady Cranfield [see f. 12 b]; 6 May-14 Dec. 1616. At the end
are additional entries for 1619-1621, £f. 27, 28 b ; and an original
letter from Margret Osborne to her father, mentioning her
" sister Harman ; " 4 Mar, «.o., f. 28. Paper. Narrow Folio. From
the Farriborough Fund,
Eg. 1,934. IsiDOBi, Pacensis [Badajoz] episcopi, rerum Hispanicanun
chronioon. Mutilated fragment^ containing portions of the history
from the year of the era [of Spain] 738 to the year 758 [a.d. 700-720].
Printed by Florez, "Espana Sagrada," Madrid, 1769, torn. viii.
p. 282, and elsewhere. Vellum ; written in Spain in minuscule
characters of the ixth cent., in treble columns. Large Folio.
Eg. 1,936. ''LiBRO de traslados simples de los priuillegios de la
uniuersidad de Salamanca y confirmaciones de los SnmmoB
Pontifices;" containing copies of charters of Kings of Castile,
1243-1431, and of papal bulls, etc., 1255-1506, with tables of
contents prefixed. Span, and Lat, Vellum ; XYith oent. In the
original tooled leather binding, with brass clasps. Folio.
Eg. 1,936. Collection of royal charters and other original documents,
pelating chiefly to the university of AlcaU; 1610-1598. Span.
Included is an oiiginal obligation of Juan Antonio Pinelo, Genoese
merchant, residing at Toledo, in the name of Bartholome Ordonez,
sculptor, of Barcelona, and Tomas de Fome and Adan de Vivaldo,
Qenoese, for the erection of the tomb of Cardinal Ximenes at
AlcalA; Toledo, 12 Nov. 1619. Span, and Lat. f. 8. Seethe
Catalogue of Spanish MSS. i 846. Vellum and paper. Small
Folio.
Eg. 1,937. Public instrument by which the Dean and Chapter of
Granada, in return for various specified rents, engage to celebrate
the anniversary of Cardinal Ximenes; 23 Feb. 1515. Span.
Vellum. Folio.
Eg. 1,938. Kbgistbr of title-deeds of estates of Bichard Fermor,
merchant, of London and Easton Neston, co. Northampton, situate
in various counties ; 16 Edw. I.-22 Hen. VIII. [1288-1 530]. Lat. and
Engl. Imperfect and mutilated at the beginning and end ; wanting,
according to the pagination in the lower margins, one hundred
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and forty-four leaves before f. 1. Inoluded are rentals of Chadwick,
WillingwJck and Frankley, co. Worcesfer; 1 June, 2 Hen. VIU.
[1510], f. 35 b ; and of OflBey St. Leger and Cockerhoe, co. Hertford,
18 Hen. VIH. [1526], f. 52 b. Vellum; xvitb cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,989. Register of rents due to the crown from lands in Scotland,
compiled from rolls of aoconnts of various dates between 1502 and
1599; with additional entries and memoranda down to 1681.
At the end, reversing the volume, are tables of crown-dues in
various counties of Scotland, arranged under the heads of '* Few,"
"blench," and " ward;" 1648, 1649. See Add. MS. 24,277, f. 144.
Paper; ivnth cent. Folio.
Eg. 1,940. '' Observations of the lights exhibited on Sevemdroog
Castle [near Dartford, co. Kent] by order of the Hon^'* Corporation
of the Trinity House during the months of February, March and
April, 1788, by James Fergusson, of Stepney;" addressed to the
Corporation of the Trinity House, 6 June, 1788. With diagi-ams
of the lights, etc. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,941. Original letters and papers relating to various mechanical
inventions, with drawings, etc. Included are : —
1. " Draught of a smel ting-mi 11 used by the Company of Mine-
adventurors of England and others in Yorkshire ; 1735," f. 1.
2. ** Perpetual oven, taken from a model sent by Mr. , near
Norwich," f. 3.
3. Sections of water-bellows invented by [John] Wilkinson, [of Willey,
near Broseley, co. Salop ?], f. 5.
4. John CockshuU, jun., to [Dr. William Lewis ?], with drawings of a
water-bellows invented by John CockshuU, his father ; London,
2 June, 1763, f. 6.
6. J[ohn] H[eniy] Ziegler to [the Secretary of the Society of Arts],
with drawings and description of a wheel for raising water,
invented by Andrew Wirtz ; Winterthur, 9 Feb., 13 Mar. 1766,
ff. 11-19.
6. S[amuel] More to [Dr. William Lewis], with an account of " Mr.
[John?] Wilkinson's improved water bellows;" 12 Mar. 1766, f. 20.
7. " Eugenius '* to Dr. William Lewis, with an account of a " machine
for maintaining a uniformity of heat;" Philadelphia, 9 Oct. 1767,
f. 23.
8. Sections and descriptions of a '* steam-engine on Mr. [James] Watt's
construction," at Broseley, co. Salop, etc., ff. 27-34.
Paper. Folio.
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Eg. 1,942. Chronicle of Nuremberg to the year 1599, entitled, '* Ein
schone vnnd wolgegriindte Cronioa von der loblichen Beichstat
Niirmberg, viller allter ergangner verloffher GesohiGhten gem
zuhoren vnd mit sonderem hochstem vleisz vnd nachtrachten
zusamen getragen vnnd znwegen gebracht ; '* beginning, *' Bomisoher
Oewalt ynnd mechtigkait was in eines Batha-Senat Tnnd gemejner
hanndt." Interspersed are several engraved portraits, ete., and a
few printed doouments. In the latter part of the work are side-
notes in the hand of Johann Wilhelm Kress von Kressenstein, who
was possibly the compiler [see above, Eg. 1,929-1,932]. Paper;
xvuth cent. In the original binding of wooden boards covered
with tooled hogskin, stamped with the arms of J. W. Kress von
Kressenstein and the date 1620. Small Folio.
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EGERTON MANDSCEIPTS
ACQUIRED IN THE TEAR
18 63.
Eg. 1,948. Papers of Peregrine Bertie, Lord Willoughby d'Eresby : —
1. Original letters to Lord Willonghby, commanding the English
forces in the Netherlands, from —
[Oaptain] Richard Hall ; Utrecht, Bergen
op Zoom, 5 Apr., 12 July [1588], ff. 13,
81.
[Captain] J. HyU; Brill, 19 June, 1588,
f.26.
[Sir] John Burgh ; Brill, Prid«y [15 Mar.
1587]. With teal. f.l.
[Obptain] Edmond Bannaster; Bergen
op Zoom, 21 Mar.-15 Ang. 1588, ff. 3,
20. 35, 87, 75.
Rowland Miners; Utrecht, 23 Mar.
1587[8], 29 Apr., 3 May, 1588, ff. 5,
16, la
[Cbptain] John Priae [or Price]; Breill
[Brill], 81 Mar., 19 Jnne, 1588, ff. 7,
22.
Thomaa [Bnrgh, Lord] Burgh [or Bo-
rough]; BriU, 1 Apr. 1588-18 Feb.
[158|]. Holograph «iid ngned, ff. 9,
11, 15, 24, 28, 29, 38, 89, 87, 71.
[Captain] J. Buck ; Sericksee [Zierikzee],
Bergen op Zoom, 15 Sept. 1588-
27 Jan. 1588[9], ft 41, 43, 51, 59, 61,
63.
[Captain] Anthony Brakenburye ; Bergen
op Zoom, 1 Oct [1588], f. 45.
[Colonel Sir] Thomaa Morgan; Bergen
op Zoom, 1 Oct. 1588-4 Mar. 1588[9].
Engl, and Fr, Signed ; the last with
teal ff. 47, 49. 53, 55. 57, 65, 69, 7a
2. Protest by Lord Willonghby of his readiness to have his accounts
proved at command of the Qneen ; [circa 1590]. Copy. f. 76.
3. Memoir of Lord Willonghby on the probability of an invasion of
England by the Spaniards and on the means of defeating it ; [circa
Oct. 1596]. Draft, begnn in the hand of Lord Willonghby and
continned by a secretary, f. 77.
4. " Bemembrances,*' showing the probability that the threatened
Spanish expedition maybe directed against Leland ; [circa Oct. 1596],
f. 81.
5. " Notes sent by his lordship io ye lords of ye conncell concerning
the lenie of forces agaynst the Spaniard ; " [circa Oct. 1596]. Draft,
in the hand of Lord Willonghby, with corrections, f. 83.
6. " My lords disconrse concerning Artylerye," being a report from
Lord Willoughby to Lord [Bnrleigh?], containing "certen nn-
digeeted remembrances concerning suche inconveniences as maie
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920 EGEETON MSS., 1,948-1,945.
arrifie if wee Bhonld bee forced to great battailes or mayneenooiiterB
or asseiges for the defect of them ; " [1 596]. Drafts in the hand of a
secretary, f. 85.
7. Eleven questions relative to the apprehended invasion of England
by the Spaniards, and the measures to be taken for opposing them,
endorsed, " The artycles obiected by [Robert Devereux] the earle
of Essex concerning the Spaniards ; " [Nov. 1596], f. 88.
8. Answers to the foregoing questions [by the Earl of Essex himself?],
endorsed, " Besponse [&] questions politiques et militares du count
d'Essex & ioelles [«c] & 6"- di 9-^ " [1596]. (^. f. 90.
9. Beport by Lord W illoughby on the same questions, endorsed, '* The
answere unto certen articles conoeminge the Spanyerds invasion ; "
[Nov. 1596]. Autograph draft f. 92.
Papen Folio.
Eg. 1,944. 1. " Cronica [Ottonis, episcopi] Frisingensis," scilicet, rerum
gestarum ab initio mundi ad usque a.d. 1145 ; un4 cum Ottonis de
S. Blasio appendice ad a.d. 1209 et anonymi cujusdam continuatione
ad A.D. 1274, f. 1. Prefixed is a summary of universal histoi*y from
the Creation to the Nativity, " ex cronica Orosii et Euaebii," be-
ginning, " In piincipio erat verbum et verbum erat principium," and
ending with the verses of the Sibyl on the coming of Christ. The
chroniole, with the appendix of Otto of St. Blaise, was printed
by Urstisius, " Germanise historici iUustres," Francofurti, 1670,
tom. i. p. 9. The present copy, however, besides other considerable
differences, does not include the *' Prosemium ad Singrimum," but, in
place of the first chapter as there giveu, it contains a preface,
beginning, " Ego initium miseriarum hominum," the greater part
of which is copied' from the history of Orosius, book i. ch. ii. iii.
2. '' Cathalogus sine cronica omnium pontificum et imperatomm
Bomanorum, vbi anni et menses et dies eorum ponuntur et notabilia
facta eorum, et distinguitur quis imperator sub quo papa incepit.
Incipiens a Christo qui fnit primus et summas et ab Octauiano
Augusto pertingens usque " [ad annum 1273]^ f. 111.
3, " Begistrum de curia Bomana quod vocatur prouinciale Tancredi ; '*
with the colophon, *VTabula superscripta continet patriarchatus,
archiepiscopatus et episcopatus omnium prouinciarum totius Chris-
tianitatis," f. 120.
Vellum; xvth cent. At the end is the inscription, "1298 in
tegemse " [Tegemsee, in Bavaria], but the figure 2 is inserted by a
later hand over an erasure. Folio.
Eg. 1,945. "Exposmo domni Brunonis [Astensis], venerabilis espiscopi
Signiensis, super psalterium." Vellum; written in Italy, in
Lombardic characters of the xiiiih cent. Quarto.
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EGERTON MANUSCRIPTS
ACQUIRED IK THE YBAB
18 64.
Eg. 1,946-1,960. Original letters and papers of Alexander Pope,
William Warbnrton, Bishop of Glonoester, Bichard Hurd, Bishop of
Worcester, and others; 1719-1799. Fifteen volumes. The oolleo-
tion was used by Owen Bufifhead, who in the advertisement to the
<*Life of Pope," 1769, 4to., speaks of having been presented with
MS. materials by Warborton. The contents of the several volumes
are: —
Eg. 1,946. SucTT-sxvEN original letters from Alexander Pope to William
Warburton, afterwards Bishop of Gloucester; 2 Feb. 1738[9}-
21 Feb. 1743[4], with many undated. Less than half the number
have been printed, and those imperfectly. Included also are two
letters from A. Pope to William Bowyer, the printer ; Bath, 13
Nov. [1742 ?], and n.d., ff. 68, 105. At the beginning is a letter of
the Rev. John Mill Chanter, explaining how the contents of this
and the following fourteen volumes came into his possession;
nfraoombe, 15 Feb. 1864, f. 1. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,947. EiGHTT-ONE original letters from Alexander Pope to Balph
Allen; 1736-1744, with many undated. Eight only have been
printed entire. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,948. Thirtt-mikb original letters from Alexander Pope to Hugh
Bethel ; 9 June, 1730-5 Oct. 1743, and n.d. A few only have been
printed entire. Included is a letter from M[artha] B[lount] to
H. Bethel, with a postscript by A. Pope ; [Bath, Oct. 1731 ?], f. 21.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,949. 1 . Original letters from [Bichard Temple, Viscount] Cobham,
to Alexander Pope; Btowe, 1, 8 Nov. 1733, ff. 1, 8. Printed in
Buffhead's "Life of Pope,'* 1769, 4to., p. 212, note.
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922 EGEBTON MBS., 1,949—1,961.
2. Original letter from [Charles Mordannt, Earl of] Feterborow, to
Lady Mary Wortley-Montague ; n.d. [1734 ?]. f. 6. Printed in Buff-
head's " Life of Pope," p. 242.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,950. 1. Two partial indexes by Alexander Pope to the works of
Beaumont and Fletcher, ed. 1679. Autograph, f. 1.
2. Scheme by A. Pope for an epic poem to be entitled '* Brutus."
Autograph, f. 4. See EuflEhead's " Life of Pope," 1769, 4to., p. 316.
3. Draft, with numerous corrections, of the '^ Advertisment to the
reader," prefixed to the complete edition of the " Dunciad," 1743,
4to. Signed "W. W." [William Warburton], but in the hand-
writing of A. Pope, fc 7.
4. Fragments of memoranda by A. Pope, for notes to the '* Essay on
Criticism" and the ''Essay on Man." Autograph, f. 8.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,961. Original agreements and other papers relative to the
printing and copyright of works of Alexander Pope ; 1713-1740.
See also Egerton Charters 128-lSO.
1. Agreement of Jacob Tonson, junior, renouncing his claim to ex-
clusive copyright in poems printed by him for A. Pope, and
engaging to indude, in a general collection of his works, pieces
already published by other booksellers; 5 Oct. 1713, f. 1.
2. Articles of agreement between A. Pope and Bernard Lintot, for the
publication of the second volume of the Hiad ; 10 Feb. 171|.
Signed by Bernard Lintot ; with seal. Endorsed by A. Pope, witii
an acknowledgment of the receipt of 400 guineas, " the full contents
of this agreement ; " 20 May, 1717. f. 2.
3. Bond from Bernard Lintot to A. Pope, to fulfil an agreement
[relative to the publication of a translation of the Odyssey ; see
Egerton Charter ISO] ; 18 Feb. 1723[4]. Signed; with seal. f. 4.
4. Assignment by [Eichard Boyle, Earl of] Burlington, [Edward
Harley, Earl of] Oxford and Mortimer, and [Allen Bathurst-, Lord]
Bathurst, to Lawton Gilliver, of London, bookseller, of copyright in
the " Dunciad ; " 16 Oct 1729. Signed ; with seals, f. 6.
6. Lidenture of agreement between A. Pope and Lawton Gilliver, for
the publication of epistles in verse; 1 Dec. 1732. Signed by both
parties ; with seals. Endorsed by L. Gilliver with acknowledgments
of the receipt of seven several poems; 3 Jan. 173J-4 Jan. 1734[5].
f. 8.
6. Agreement of A. Pope with Benjamin Motte and Charles Bathurst
for the publication by Pope of letters and other pieces in prose,
partly their property ; 24 Feb. 1736[7]. Signed ; with seals, f. 10.
7. Declaration by A, Pope of his intention that [Lawton] Gilliver
should have the refusal of the publication of such of his epistles in
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EQEBTON MS8., 1,951— 1»966. 923
Terse as might be imprinted at his death, etc.; [1737?]. Auto-
graph; signed, f. 12.
8. Bond from James Watson, of London, printer, to A. Pope, conse-
quent on an agreement with Bobert Dodsley, not to publish any of
his works without his consent ; 26 Apr. 1738. Signed by J. Watson ;
with eeai. f. 13.
9. H[enry] Lintot to A. Pope, rolative to the publication of the
Odyssey ; London, 27 Jan. 1739[40], f. 15.
10. Notes by A. Pope on his transactions with Lintot, Tonson, and
other publishers. Autograph, ff. 17, 18, 19.
Paper. Polio.
Eg. 1,962. Oke hundred and nine original letters from Dr. W[illiam]
Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester, to the Hon. Charles Yorke ; 29
June, 1752-14 Oct. 1769. Privately printed by Lord Hardwicke,
London, 1812, 4to. At the end of the volume are included also
letters to the same from :— Gertrude [wife of Dr.] Warburton;
Bath, Prior Park, 17 July, 1755-28 June, 1769, ff. 223-237;—
and E[alph] Allen ; Prior Park, 23 Oct. 1762-6 Feb. 1763, ff. 238-
265. At £ 258 is a copy of a letter from B. Allen to the Duke of
Newcastle ; Prior Park, 4 Jan. 1762. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,968. Thibtt-one original letters from Dr. William Warburton
to Dr. Conyers Middleton; Newark, 19 Jan. 173|-26 Oct. 1741.
Licluded is a letter of fifteen pages in answer to criticisms on
" The Divine Legation." Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,954. Seventt-one original letters from Dr. William Warburton
to John Enapton, bookseller, publisher of Pope's Works, etc. ; 26
Aug. 1747-18 Jan. 1755. Licluded also are letters from [Bev.]
John Sayer to Mr. Warburton, relative to a Latin translation of
the " Essay on Man ; " 26 Jan., 22 Feb. 1754 ; with draft and copy
of answers, ff. 76, 85 ; and frx)m B[enjamin Hoadly, Bishop of] Win-
chester, to J. Enapton ; 23 May, 1753, f. 109. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,966. Original letters to and from Dr. William Warburton ;
1732-ciroa 1767 :—
I.Matthew Concanen to W. Warburton; London, 12 Aug. 1732.
With draft of answer; Newark, 16 Aug. 1732, f. 1.
2. [Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of] Chesterfield, to W. Warburton ;
London, 15 May, 1742-14 Sept. 1749. To the last of the five
letters is appended a note by W. Warburton, explaining the occa-
sion of its being written, f. 3.
3. [Bev.] J[ohn] Jortin [afterwards Archdeacon of London] to W.
Warburton ; 23 Apr. 1748, 1 Mar. 17|t, ff. 13, 15.
4. W[illiam] Pitt [afterwards Earl of Chatham] to W. Warburton;
[London], Hayes, 11 Dec. 1759-10 Feb. 1763, f. 16. The sixth
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924 EOEBTON MSS., 1,956—1,950.
letter of the seven is printed, but with variations, in the <* Chatham
Correspondenoe," vol. ii. p. 186.
6. W[illiam] Warbnrton to Dr. [Joseph] Atwell ; Prior Park, 4 Sept.,
9 Deo. 1766. ff. 32, 34. Printed, but imperfectly, in " Warburton'8
Works, ed. 1841, vol. xiv. p. 257.
6. The same to [Josiah Tucker, De^n of Olouoester] ; n,d. [circa 1767].
Copy. f. 36.
7. E[alph] Allen to [his niece, Gertrude, wife of W. Warburton] ;
Prior Park, 13 Feb. 1762, f. 36.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,956. Thibty-eioht ori^nal letters from Lewis Theobald to
William Warburton, with emendations of Shakespeare, etc. ; Wyan's
Court, 10 Feb. 1729 [30]-4 Sept 1736. Not included in the series
printed by Nichols, " Literary History ; *' vol. ii. p. 189. Paper.
Small Folio.
Eg. 1,957. TwEMTT-THREB original letters from Sir Thomas Hanmer,
Bart, to William Warburton, with emendations of Shakespeare;
Mildenhall, London, etc., 24 Dec. 1736-26 May, 1739. Paper.
Small Folio.
Eg. 1,958. One hundred and four original letters from Bichard Hurd,
Bishop successively of Lichfield and Coventry and of Worcester,
the first addressed to William Warburton and the remainder to Mrs.
[Gertrude] Warburton and her second husband, the Bev. Martin
StaflFord Smith ; 20 Oct 1766, 8 Oct 1773-26 Nov. 1797. In some
cases the letters are accompanied by drafts of answers, including
letters from Mrs. M. S. Smith relative to the correspondence of W.
Warburton and the Hon. Charles Yorke ; 26 Feb., 3 Mar. 1788, ff.
120, 121 b. Included also is a letter from E[ichard] Hurd [nephew
of the Bishop] to the Bev. M. S. Smith, relative to a portrait of
John Locke; Hartlebury Castle, 30 Oct 1797, f. 152. Paper.
Quarto.
Eg. 1,959. Original letters addressed to William Warburton, with
other papers of the same ; 1753-1760 : —
1. Letters of [Rev.] Joseph Charles, on passages in "The Divine
Legation; " Wells, 3 Feb.-20 June, 1753, ff. 1, 4, 7, 13.
2. Andrew Millar, bookseller, in answer to remonstrances against
his publishing the works of Lord Bolingbroke; London, 1 Jan.
1753. With copy of answer, f. 15.
3. Robert Foulis, bookseller; Glasgow, 27 Nov. 1754, f. 17.
4. [Sir] W[illiam] Murray [Attorney-General, afterwards Earl of
Mansfield], relative to the publication of the works of Pope by
Robert Foulis; Kenwood [Caen wood, Hempstead], 28 Dec. 1754,
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f. 18. Enclosed is a letter from B. Fonlis to Sir W. Murray;
Glasgow, 20 Deo. 1754, f. 20.
5. Ronald Craufurd to George Boss, solicitor, on the same subject ;
Edinburgh, 28 Nov. 1754. (hpy. f. 23.
6. Note by W. Warburton, respecting a projected law-suit with B.
Poulis; [Dec. 1754], f. 25.
7. Protest by W. Warburton against the right of [Henry] Lintot to
any property in the •• Dunoiad ; " 31 Oct. 1755, f. 27.
8. Account of the division of profits on " Pope's Works, large 8vo.,
2* Edition, 9 vs.," between W. Warburton and [John] Knapton,
[Jacob] Tonson, [Henry] Lintot, and [Charles] Bathurst; 17 Jan.
1753. Endoi-sed with a note by W. Warburton relative to sub-
sequent arrangements; 18 May, 1759. f. 29.
9. *' Abstract of accounts [of profits on] Pope's works, 5 editions ;"
[area 1760], £ 30.
10. " Anonymous letter on the Bishop's [W. Warburton] treatment of
Lord Bolingbroke and Pope in his View of Bolingbroke. N.B. From
Lord Mansfield, 1756," f. 31.
Eg. 1,960. 1. Extracts by William Warburton from the letters of
Alexander Pope and other authorities relating to his life ; commu-
nicated to Owen Kuffhead and used by him in his " Life of Pope," f. 1 ,
2. Listructions by W. Warburton relative to his place of burial,
headed, " For Miss Oath. Malet to be given to my wife," etc. ; 23
July, 1777, £ 11.
3. Beginning of a will of W. Warburton, written apparently in his
own band, very shortly before his death; [1779], f. 12.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,961. Inventory of the effects of Sir Geoi^ Bowes of Streatham,
CO. Durham ; 158f Paper. Folio. This vohme was eatirdy destroyed
in afire an the binder's premises^ 10 July^ 1865.
Eg. 1,962. A THIN volume of Scottish state papers; 1562-1613.
Amongst them : —
1. Draft of a letter from Mary, Queen of Scots, to the Cardinal of
Lorraine and the Duke of Guise, relating circumstances of her
recent progress to the North of Scotland, the seizure of Lord Huntley's
castle of Inverness, etc, ; dated " du dernier Janvier, 1562." Fr.
Jn the autograph of Sir W. Maitland, of Lethington. Sent ** par le
Sieur de Clermont."
2. Report from the Lords of the Council of Scotland to Queen Mary
on her proposed interview with Queen Elizabeth ; [1562],
3. Draft of letter from Sir W. Maitland, of Lethington, to Queen Mary,
exculpating himself from participation in the murder of Bizzio ;
[1562]. Fr.
Paper. Folio. Destroyed in the same fire.
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926 EGEBTON MSS., 1,96S, 1,968.
Eg. 1|963. Miscellaneous original letters, etc,; 1495-1844: —
1. Philippe de Commynes [Comines, Sire d'Argenton] to [Ludovioo
Sforza, il More], Duke of Milan, assuring him of the gratitude of
Charles YIIL of France for his services in Italy ; Venice, 9 Mar.
[1495]. Fr. Signed; with seal, f. 1.
2. Cosimo [de'] Medici [afterwards Orand Dnke of Tnscany] to
Matheo Niccolini and Lnigi Eidolphi, reoommending that, to avoid
popular disturbance, Giorgio Bidolphi should be kept in the cattle and
not sent out of the city ; Florence, 28 [?] Jan. 1586[7]. See Varobi,
" Storia Fiorentina," ed. Cologne, 1721, pp. 607, 608. Ital f. 2.
3. Elizabeth [daughter of Henry 11. of France, and wife of Philip IL
of Spain] to '* Manuinga" [Fran9oi8e de Longuejoue, wife of Robert
de Harlay, Baron de Monglat, Gouvemante des en&nts de France] ;
n,d. [circa 1660-1568]. Fr. With seaU. f. 4.
4. Phelipe [11. of Spain] to [the Estates of ihe Walloon Provinces],
thanking them for their loyalty, and promising, '*en parolle de
Hoy," to withdraw the Spanish and other foreign troops as soon as
he has secured them against the invasions of the Prince of Orange ;
Madrid, 5 Mar. 1579. Fr, Signed, f. 5.
5. [Sir] John Floyer [Knt., M.D.] to [William Whiston] on the subject
of the latter's '' Vindication of the Sibylline Oracles ** [London,
1715, 8vo.]; Lichfield, 20 Sept. 1715, f. 6.
6. M[ary Beatrice d'Este, wife of James II. of England] to [Antonin
Nompar de Caumont], Comte [afterwards Due] de Lauzun, bidding
him request the King [James IL] to order Lord Melfort to depend
entirely upon her uncle, the Cardinal d'Este, when at Borne ; n,d,
[1690]. Fr. With eeal. f. 8.
7. " M^moire " of [Fran9ois Marie Arouet de] Voltaire, addressed to
M. Girard, alleging reasons for his exemption from payment ** du
centi^me denier qu'on exige poiir la vente k vie de Toumay,
fronti^re de Gex et Geneve ; " *' Aux d^lices pr^ de Geneve," 15
Mar. 1759. Fr, Signed, f. 10.
8. " Mon testament. Epitre k Cblo6 ; " a poem of seventy-eight lines,
banning, '* Quoi, ma Chloe, le seul nom de ma mort,*' in the hand
of Voltaire. It is not printed among his works, f. 11.
9. [Gregorio Bamab& Luigi Ghiaramonti] Pope Pius VIL to [Letitia
Bonaparte, mother of Napoleon L P], expressing r^ret at the
departure from Borne of the " Signer Senatore '* [Lucien Bonaparte,
her son]; Quirinal Palace, 4 June, 1808. ItcU. With French trans-
lation, if. 13, 14.
10. [P. D. de Launey, Comte] d'Entraigues, to [John Sainsbury], on
Bousseau's epitaph on Voltaire ; London, 4 Mar. 1844, f. 15.
Paper. Folio.
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AOQUIBED IN THE YEAB
1866.
Eg. 1,964. Original letters from William Wilberforoe, M.P., to
Olivia, danghter of Arthur Acheson, Earl of Goeford, and wife of
Brigadier-Qeneral Robert Bernard Sparrow, on private matters;
1 Mar. 1814r-6 Feb. 1833. Included also is a letter from G[eorge
Pretyman Tomline], Bishop of Lincoln [afterwards of Winchester],
to Lady 0. B. Sparrow, relative to the Bible Society; Buckden
Palaoe, 28 Feb. 1814. With draft of the answer, ff. 5, 7. Paper.
Quarto.
Eg. 1,968. Original letters from Hannah More to Lady Olivia
Bernard Sparrow; Barley Wood [Wrington, Somerset], 30 Nov.
[1812]-2 Nov. 1827. Included also are letters from H. More and
0. B. Sparrow to W. Wilberforce ; Barleywood, 27 May, 1814, £ 18 ;—
Millicent Sparrow [daughter of Lady O. B. Sparrow, and afterwards
wife of George Montagu, Duke of Manchester] to H. More ; Bramp-
ton Park, [29 July], 11 Nov. 1819, ffl 80, 84 ;— Mary B. Roberts to
Lady 0. B. Sparrow; Clifton, 1 May, [1828], 14 Apr. [1832], ff. 98,
100 ;— Margaret Roberts to Lady 0. B, Sparrow; Clifton, 19 Sept.
[1833], f. 102. At f. 97 are some lines in the hand of H. More on
a portrait of W. Wilberforoe. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,966. Original letters addressed to Lady Olivia Bernard Spar-
row ; 1803-1854. The writers are : —
«* W.B."; [Tanderegee] Armagh, 16 Nov.
1808. Imperjeet at the beginniog.
f, 1.
B[amuel] Parr [D.D., rector of Qraffham,
6<o.] ; Hatton, 9 Deo. 1812, f. 2.
Princess Sophia MertchoYsky and Doro-
thea Pinkeiton ; 8t Petersburg, —
Jane, cs. 1819, f. C.
[Rev.] Edward Irying; London, 27 Oct
1831, and n.(i, ff. 18, 20, 22.
[Bey.] Thomas Chalmers, [D.D.];
[Paris], 19, 26, 28 June, 1838, ff. 26,
28,30.
Grace Chalmers [daughter of Dr. Chal-
mers]; [Paris], 12-28 June, 1888, ff.
32-40.
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EGEBTON MS8., 1,966, 1,967.
T[homa8] EraMne [author of an ^^Eesay
on Faith," cte.] ; [PariB], 1 5 May, ,
[18381, ff. 41, 43.
Elizabeth Fry; [Parial Upton, 12 Feb.,
7, 29 Kar. 1838, ff. 45, 47, 50.
[Albertine Ida Gnstayine] Stael de
Broglie [daughter of Madame de
Stael, and wife of Albert Yictor,
Duo de Broglie]; n.d, [1838]. Fr.
f.52.
[Sir] Bobert H[arTy] Inglia [Bart,
M.P.] ; [London], 9 May, 1848, 1 54.
Biohard [Whately, Arohbiahop at] Dab-
lin ; Dublin* 27 June, 1854, t 56.
A[nne] I[Babella] K[oel-Byronl Lady
B[yron] ; 24 July, •.«., fl 61.
Inoladed also are the following letters, etc, : —
1. [Anne Louise Germaine, Biuronne de Stael-Holstein] to [Mary,
wife of Lord] William Bentinok ; n.d. [1814]. Fr. f. 4.
2. Bemarks by Sir B. H. Inglis on the deaths and characters of Henry
Thornton and John Bowdler, junior, followed by a copy of the will
of the latter, and a hymn composed by him ; [1815], ff. 8, 12, 14.
8. G[eorge Pretyman Tomline, Bishop of] Lincoln, to the Bev,
Fuckle ; Buckden Palace, 21 Jan. 1817, f. 16.
4. ** The Cataract of Lodore," by Bobert Souihey ; 1822, f. 17.
5. Verses entitled, " The Brooklet/' and headed, •* last poetry by Sir
Bobert Grant," f. 63.
6. " Part of a prophesy which hath been in manuscript in the Lord
Powis's family above 80 years," relating to events in English
history from 1648 to 1688. In a hand of the xvuith cent.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,967. Bentals, custumaries, abstracts of titles, ete,^ of manors
in Surrey and Sussex, compiled and copied by Thomas Wakeham.
The manors are : —
BillburBt, in the parish of Lingfield, oo.
Surrey; 1794, f. 4.
Keymer, oo. Sussex; 1440^1790, f. 35.
Walshes, otherwise Bipses, co. Sussex;
1624, 1771, f. 55.
Imberhome, co. Sussex; 1798, f. 60.
Houndean, oo. Sussex ; 1621, 1787, f. 7a
Plompton, CO. Sussex; 1632, f. 83.
Limpsfleld, 00. Surrey; 1757, 1758, f.
89 b.
Puttendenburg, in Lingfield, oo. Surrey ;
1745, 1763, f. 91 b.
Starburgh, otherwise Prinokham, in
Lingfield; 1341-1795. Including a
history, with ground-plan, of the castle.
f.97.
Haresfield, co. Sussex ; 1795, f. 129.
Shorelstrod, co. Sussex ; 1795, 1 149.
Shefifteld, oo. Sussex; (amp. Jaa. I.,
f. 162.
Westho[H]ihly rectory, co. Sussex ; 1788,
f. 178.
Gravetye, oo. Sussex ; 1755, f. 177.
Dallingridge, oo. Sussex; 1735-1791,
f. 179.
Ford, 00. Surrey ; 1482-1784, f. 184 h
Ghellowes, otherwise Ghelwys, ea Sur-
rey ; 1418-1784, f. 200.
Barkbam, oo. Sussex ; 1723, 1786, f 220.
Tarring Oamois, co. Sussex; 1786,
f . 224.
Netherhall, oo. Sussex ; 1786, f. 226 b.
Framfleld, co. Sussex ; 1622, 1772, ff. 228,
248.
Included also are : —
1. '' An account of the monuments in the collegiate church of Ling-
field in the county of Surrey by Sir James Burrow, Knt ; 5th Sep-
tember, 1760." With coloured drawings of tombs and arms. f. 16.
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2. Map of ''boundaries of the parish of Lingfield in Surrey;*' 1776,
f. 183.
3. '* An aooonnt of Hantpsted Manor," eo. Middlesex, f. 239.
4b '* Hundreds and parishes in the three eastern rapes of the County
of Sussex," with the names of the seyeral lords of manors ; etrca
1790, f. 249.
5. Oases relative to wreck at sea, heriots, etc,; 1758-1782, ft 252-259.
Paper; drca 1795-1800. Polio.
Eg. 1,968. Original letteis on English politioal affairs from
Croull^, secretary to Fomponne de Bellievre, Seigneur de Orignon,
French agent in England, addressed to the latter after his return to
France, with copies of the writer's dispatches to the French govern-
ment enclosed; London, 30 Apr. 1649-19 Jan. 1651. Fr, Partly
in cipher. The original dispatches of M. Croull6 are preserved
in the *' Archives des Affaires J^trang^res " at Paris. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,969, 1,970. Original correspondence of John Strange, LL.D.,
F.B.S., English Besident at Venice, upon official and private
matters; 22 Sept. 1773-14 May, 1787. Two volumes. The names
of the writers will he found in the index. Many of the letters in
Vol. I. relate to a tour made in Italy by William Henry, Duke of
Gloucester, 1775-1777. For other volumes of correspondence of
J. Strange, see %. MSS. 1,981, 8,001, 2,002, Add. MSS. 23,729,
23,780. Paper. Folio.
Kg. 1,971. Original letters, legal documents, accounts, etc., connected
with the afGsdrs of Joseph Addison and his wife, Charlotte, Coun-
tess-Dowager of Warwick ; 1700-1727, 1799. Included are : —
1. Prohihition by [Edward Bich, Earl of) Warwick [and Holland],
against burial without his license in the chancel of Kensington
Church ; 1 July, 1700. Signed. I 1.
2. Will of Sarah, widow of John Pitt, late President for afEairs of the
English East India Company at Metchlepatam [MaBulipatam] ;
Fort St George, 4 May, 1706. Copy. f. 5.
3. Will, with codicil, of Mary, widow of Gulston Addison, Governor
of Fort St. George ; Fort St George, 18 Dec. 1709, 13 Jan. 1709[10].
Copy. f. 7.
4. Order by Joseph Addison for payment of £10 to Mrs. Calvert ;
12 July, 171 1. Holograph, f. 10.
5. *' An aooount of moneys receiVd and disburst on account of y*
[Bartholomew] fairs held August 1711/' f. 11 b.
6. Bond fiom Joseph Addison to Richard Tamer and John Markc,
goldsmiths, for the payment, with interest, of £1000 ; 14 July, 1713,
f. 13.
7. Jo* Addison to [Joseph Addison?] ; 17 Nov. 1714, f. 17.
jw. MSS. — ise5. 3 0
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8. E: Addison to [Joseph Addison]; Bilton, 1 Dea 1714, 2 Deo. 171-,
ff. 18, 20.
9. Isaao Manley, Commissioner of Bevenne in Ireland, to [Joseph
Addison, secretary to the Earl of Sunderland, Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland] ; Dublin, 30 Mar. 1715, f. 23.
10. Gratia Bai-tlett [widow of Benjamin Bartlett, sub-treasurer in the
. Excise OflELoe], to Joseph^ddison ; 15 May, 1715. With teal of armM,
f. 25.
11. [Bev.] Arthur Steeyens to J. Addison ; Rugeley, 18 May, 1 715, f. 27.
12. Memorial of William [King, Archbishop of] Dublin, and [Bobert
Fitzgerald, Earl of] Kildare, Lords Justices of Ireland, to [Charles
Spencer], Earl of Sunderland, Lord-Lieutenant, in favour of Lieu-
tenant Thomas Bickerton; Dublin Castle, 30 July, 1715. Signed.
f. 28. •
13. Opinion of [Sir] Edward Northey [Attorney-General] on "Mr,
A[ddi&on]'s case," on qualifying in England for a patent-place in
Ireland ; 6 Dec. 1715, f. 29.
14. Charles Gildon [see Nichols' "Literary History," ii. 727] to J.
Addison ; 12 Feb. 171f , f. 33.
15. Emma Owen [wife of Sir Arthur Owen, Bart.], to [Ursula, wife
of Sir John Bridgeman, Bart] ; Orielton, 3 Nov. 1713, f. 35.
16. C[harlotte] L[ouisa, wife of the Hon. John] Dawney, to [the
Countess of Warwick] ; 2 Aug, 1725, f. 41.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,972. CoBRESFONDENCE, legal documents, accounts, jstc.^ relative
to the will and estate of Qulston Addison, Governor of Fort St.
George, Madras, including letters of Joseph Addison, his brother
and executor, and Mary Addison, his widow; 5 Feb. 170J-21 Deo.
. 1716. Paper. FoHo.
Eg. 1,973. Tradesmen's and other accounts of Charlotte, wife of
Edward Eich, Earl of Warwick and Holland, and afterwards of
' Joseph Addison, with inventories of her household goods at her
decease, etc.; 23 Mar. 170|-29 May, 1732. At the end, ff. 122,
127, are rentals of an estate at Bilton, co. Warwick, belonging to
Charlotte Addison, daughter of Joseph Addison and the Countess of
Warwick, in 1732, 1733, and inventories of her personal ^^roperty,
jewels, etc., 24 Dec. 1797-14 June, 1799. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 1,974. Obioikal correspondence of Sir John Bridgeman, Bart.,
executor of the will of Charlotte, Countess of Warwick, relative to
the custody and estate of Charlotte Addison, daughter of the Countess
by her second husband, Joseph Addison; 8 July, 1731-6 Feb.
174$. The names of the writers will be found in the index.
Paper. Folio. .
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931
!■£• 1^976. ORIOINA.L letters from Bichard Brinsley Sheridan, M.Pi,
as manager of Dmry Lane Theatre, to Bichard Peake, treasarer^
with accounts, agreements, memoranda, efe.; 1780-1812 and n»d.
Included also, besides a large number of newspaper cuttings re-
lative to members of the Sheridan family, are the following letters,
ete. : —
1. E[sther] J[ane] Sheridan [2nd wife of B. B. Sheridan] to B. Peake ;
«.d., f. 57.
2. M[ary] Sheridan to , offering a play entitled, " The Lord of
the Isles; " London, 24 Oct [1819], f. 69.
3. '' Mr. [Thomas] Sheridan's case," relative to the opposition against
his theatre at Dublin by Barry in 1757, f. 131.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,976. Obioinal letters of members of the Sheridan family^ cm
theatrical matters, e<c.; 1799-1820:—
1. Charles Francis Sheridan to Bichard Peake, Treasurer of Drury
Lane Theatre; [London], 15, 17 July, 1799, ff. 1, 3.
2. C[harle8] B[rinsley] Sheridan to Charles Ward,. Secretary of Druiy
Lane Theatre ; [London], n.d., f. 5.
3. Thomas Sheridan [son of B. B. Sheridan] to Bichard Peake;
12 Dec. 1808 and n.d,, ff. 7, 11, 15, 18, 23;— to Major [William A.]
Downs; 12 Jan., n.d., ff. 13, 16;— to Charles Ward; [13, 21 Feb.
1809], «.<!., ff. 19, 21, 25, 40.
4. E[sther] J[ane] Sheridan [2nd wife of B. B. Sheridan] to [John]
Bannister, the actor ; n.d., f. 9 ; — to [Samuel] Whitbread ; 14 Sept.
1812, f. 27.
5. Mary Sheridan to B[obert] W[illiam] Elliston; [London], 15 Sept.
1819-1 Apr. 1820; with a letter from Cosmo Orme; — and to
[Charles] Ward ; Dublin, 12 Dec. 1817, f. 29.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 1,977. Obioinal letters addressed to Michel Aghiolo Buonarroti
and his nephew, Lionardo, eie.; 1517-1531, 1563-1566. Ital.
1. Letters to M. A. Buonarroti from :—
Lodoaioho di Lionardo [di Buonarrotar-
Simooi], his father; FIozeDoe, 19 May,
1517, 16 Feb. 1528, ff. 1, 12.
Lupo- **graGhatore e barattiere ; ** n.d.,
f.2.
Pier [?] d'Alamanno Salaiati; Pisa, 19
Mar. 1518, f. 3.
[GiuliolGaxdiiuJ de* Medioi [afterwards
Pope Clement VII.] ; Borne, 23 Mar.
1518. Withaeol. f. 4.
L[ioDardo della Bovere,] Cardinal-Bishop
ofAgen; 21 Apr. 1518, t 5.
Pietio da Pistoia; Borne, [Apr. 1521].
Endorsed with memoraiida by Michel
Agniolo. f. 6.
Matteo [Buonarroti], brother of Michel
Agniolo; Borne, 7 July, 1520, f. 7.
Alexandro da Canossa, Conte ; Bianello,
8 Oct. 1520, f. 8.
£)[omenico Grimani], Cardinal-Bishop of
Porto ; Borne, 11 July, 1523, f. 9.
Jaoopo Meleghino, in ihe name of Pope
Clement VIL; n.d. [Aug. 1524?],
f. 10.
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932 EQERTON USS^ 1,877—1,860.
Antonio di Bermfrjdo ICini; ''likm^* I [IiuiooensDl OHrdinal Gibo; Ouiatt, 4
2 Jan. 1531, f. la | Dec. 1531. With seal. f. 15.
2, Memorandum by III. A. Buonarroti of the receipt of honae-ient
from Franeeaoo Qalluzzi,* 14 Sept. 1525» f. 11.
3, Antonio di Bemft[r]do Mini to Antonio ; '^Hansa," 26 Nov.
1631, f. 14.
4, Letters to Lionardo Bnonarroti from : —
Tiberio Caloagni; Borne, 8 Aug. 1563,
14 Feb. [1564], The latter with 9eaL
ff. 16, 18.
Baniele Bieoiarelli; Borne, 11 June,
1564, f. 20.
Diomede Leoni; Bome, 9 Feb. 1565.
WithsaoJ. f. 28.
Jaoomo di Doee^ Siciliano; Borne, 15
Mar. 1565, 14 Feb. 1566, ff. 25, 29.
Giorgio Yasaii ; Florence, 18 Kar. 1565,
30 Nov. 1566, ff. 27, 31.
Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Xg. 1,878. 1. ^* Oratio Francieoi Boochii de landibufi Miohaelia Angeli,
Florentini, pictoris, soulptoris atque architeoti nobilissimi ; " with
marginal corrections. The title does not appear in the list of
works of Francesco Bocchi given by Mazzuchelli, ^' Oli Scrittori
d' Italia," vol. ii. part iii. p. 1893. f. 1.
2. ** Due lezioni del Signore Mario Gniducci in occasione deir essere
Btampate Le Foesie de Miohelagnolo Bnonarroti il Yecchio." Printed
with the **Bime di Michelangelo Buonarroti," etc., Florence, 1726.
f. 26.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio. From the Farhborough Fund.
Eg. 1,978. 1. Dbaft of an agreement between Catherine de' Medici»
widow of Henry II. of France, and Ferdinand de* Medici, Grand
Duke of Tuscany, relative to poesessions in Tuscany, Borne, and
elsewhere in Italy, claimed by the ' former as only daughter of
Lorenzo de' Medici II. and direct lineal representative of Cosmo de*
Medici I. ; [1588]. JV. With marginal corrections, and an endorse-
ment by Cnrzio da Picchena, Secretary of State to the Grand Duke
of Tuscany, f. 1.
2. Minute on the sam^ subject, endorsed by Curzio da Picchena,
'^Copia della minuta che mi haueu* data monsignore [Marco
Antonio Pozzi] Arciuescouo di Pisa per il contratto da &r8i con la
Begina madre [di Francia] sopra le pretensioni de' beni posti in
Toscana;" 1688. Lot. f. 5.
3. Proposal for a compromise between Catherine de' Medici and
Margaret of Austria [Duchess of Parma, widow of AIoBsandro de'
Medici, Duke of Florence] relative to their respective claims to the
castle of St. Angelo and a sum of 20,000 scudi, part of the estate of
Cardinal Ipollito de' Medici ; n.d. [ante 1586]. Ifal. f. 11.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio. From the Famhorough Fund.
Eg. 1,880. Original letters and documents addressed chiefly to the
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938
office or flooiety at Gtonoa, known m the '* Oompera di San Giorgio,"
administrators of the island of Corsica, etc. ; 1345-1672 : —
1. Fragment of a notarial instrument recording proceedings before
the Podestil of Treyiso relative to a sale of lands to Michael
«' quondam libenJis de Melina " and Adam '' dictnsManetus ;" 1345.
Lai. Signed by Marino Faletro, Podest^. On vellnm. f. 1.
2. Inspeximns by Francesco Foscari, Doge of Venice, of three deeds
of sale to ^'Alegretus de Jadra quondam Hermani de confinio
Sancte Marie Formose," of land *'in confinio Sanoti Geruasii;"
21 Sept. 1425. Lot. Signed by Francesco Fosoari, Doge, and
Stephano Barbaro and Jeronimo de' Eanieri, judges. On y^um.
f. 2.
3. Letters to the '* Compera di San Giorgio " at Genoa from : —
Beo^ [of AnjMi, Duke of Lonains, ale.] ;
LnneTiUe, 80 Ooi [1487-1445?]. Lai.
%Md. f.4.
Hercules, Dnx Femrie, Matine et
Begii, ICorohio Estensu, de,; FerraiB,
80 Aug. 1476. Ital Wiih teal. 15.
UgolottoB Feoiniia, M otine dncalis oapi-
tftaeas; Modena, 1 Sept. 1476. lUxl
f.6.
F[aolo] di Oampo Fregoeo, Arohbiahop
of Genoa [afterwaida Oardinal] ; Bome,
10 Sept. 1479. lUd. f.7.
Baptiata [di Oampo Fragoao, Doge of
Genoa]: Novi, 2 Apr. [1480-1483].
Ital. mthMo/. f.8.
^Deoemyiri Balif ciuitatia Florenti^;"
Florenoe, 30 Sept 1483, 6 May, 1504.
Ital. Signedj reapectively, by Bar-
thdomeo Scala and Haxoel[lo Virgilk)
Adrianil aeoietariee; the flnt with
moL if. 9, 28.
Hieronjmns, Yioeoomea de Biario For-
Iraii ac Imole ; Borne, 81 May, 1484.
haL WithfCdZ. f. 10.
Charles [I., Duke of Savoy]; Lagnaico,
16 Feb. [1487-1489?]. Lot Signed;
miOieeal. f. 15.
Fiaiioeeoo Cibo, Gonte d' AnguiUara ;
Borne, 6 Nov. 1491. Lot. Signed.
f 16.
Petros, Gardinalis, Magiater Bhodi
[Pierre d'AabuBon, Grand Master of
the Older of St. John of Jeroaalem] ;
Bhodes, 19 Jnne, 1494. Lai. With
teoZ. f.18.
F[ranoeeoo] Borgia, Prothonotary and
Treasurer to the Pope [afterwards
Oaidinal] ; Borne, 28 Feb. 1495. Ital.
Signed; with eeoL f. 19.
Bartolomeo Sena ; Borne, 29 Koy. 1495.
Ital 'Wiih teal f. 23.
Lncio Malverio, *' armorum oapitanens ; "
Pisa, 16 Feb. 1496. Ital With teal.
f. 24.
''Bersigella'* [BersigheUa] ; PIbb,
22 Nov. 1503. Ital With teal.
f. 26.
A[ntoniotto Pallavicini] Cardinal [Bishop
of Palestrina]: Borneo 28 Mar. 1504.
Lat. Signed ; with teal f. 27.
Tarlaotino de' Tailactini, oapitaneo;
Pisa, 29 Dec. 1505. Ital. f. 30.
Troylo de' SaTelli ; Luooa, 30 Jan. 1506.
Ital f. 31.
[Aimery] d' Amboyze [Amboise, Grand
Master of the Order of St John of
Jfcmsalem]; Milan, 7 June, 1507.
Ital Signed ; mfh teal. f. 8a
Loys [Louis XI. of France]; Bloii*,
24 Nov. [1507]. Fr. Signed, f. 35.
Jeronimo dal Flisoho [Fiesoho], Conte,
etc ; Blee [Blots], 14 July, 1508. Ital
f. 86.
Gaston [de Foix], Duo de Nemours,
French General in Italy; Milan,
18 July, 1511. Ital Signed; with
teal. f.87.
LodoYioo di Campo Fregoso, Genoese
Ambassador in Borne; Borne, 3 Jan.
1513. Ital £38.
liorenzo dal Flisco [Fiesoho], **urbis
[BomsB] gubemator;'* Bome, 15 Jan.
1513. Ifal Signed, f. 40.
Fr[aaceaco] Galeaz di S[an]U> fe![everi]no
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EGEBTON MSS^ 1,980.
Milan, 20 Ooi 1516. Ml. Signed $
withfleoi t44.
Charles [Duo de Bourbon, Ooustable of
France] ; Milan, 15 Jan. [1516 or 1517].
Fr. Signed ; with seoZ. f. 45.
Baaieri della Saasetta ; Fontaaella, 10
Mar. 1518. ItaL With «eaL f. 48.
X)dit di Foyx [Odet de Foix]» Gomte de
Foiz, Sieur de Lautreo, ete.y Marshal
of France and Lieutenant-General in
Italy; Gambolate. 10 Nov. 1519. ltd.
Signed; with moI. f. 49.
Fianoefloo [Bforza], Duke of Milan;
Monza, 22 July, 1522. Lot Signed;
with seal f. 50.
Charles [III., Duke of Savoy] ; Turin,
• 7 July, 8.a. Lot. Signed ; with seal.
f. 51.
Giovan Matiheo Giberto [Bishop of
Yerona]; Borne, 30 Jan. 1524. ItaJ.
Wiihteal f. 52.
Fr. In[nooentiu8], Cardinalis Cibo, Le-
gatus; Borne, 15 Aug. 1524. Ital,
f.53.
(Iten^, Comte de Tillars], "Le batar
[batard] de Sauoye " [son of Philip II.,
Duke of Savoy] ; Villeneuve, 31 Mar.
[1502-1525], Fr, Signed, f. 54.
[Alpbonso de Avalos], e! marques del
Vasto; Vejeueno [Vigevano], 20 Mar.
1526. ItdL f. 55.
[Philippe] de Villers Lyle Adam [Villiers
L'Isle Adam], Ghrand Master of the
Older of St. John of Jerusalem ; Nice,
1 May, 1529. Ual. Signed; mifh teak
C57.
Federigo [di Campo] Fregoso, Arch-
bishop of Salerno; Urbino, 15 Oet
1529. lial. Signed, f. 58.
Cesar [di Campo] Fregooo: firesda,
30 Nov. 1529. Ital, Signed, t 59.
Ylrginio Ursino [Orsino], Conte di 1' An-
gnillara; Civita Vecchia. 28 Oct 1537.
Hal. f. 61.
Ferrante Gonzaga [Conte di Ooasialla,
Governor of Milan]; Milan, 27 Julj.
1549. Ital. Signed, f. 62.
Sanpero [Sampietro d' Omano], OofBO ;
Bene, 12 Oct 1551. Ital Signed.
f.63.
Chiappino Yitelli; Piombino, 11 Sept
1553. Ital. Signed, f. 64.
Fran^oys [Francis XL of Fimnoe];
Amboise. 28 Mar. 1559. Fr. Signed;
with seal. f. 66.
[Paolo ?] Jordano Ursmo [Ornno, after-
wards Duke of Bracoiano]; Tours,
26 Apr. 1560. Hal Signed. tCl.
Charles [IX. of France] ; St Gennsln-eii-
Uye, 15 July, 1561. Fr. Signed;
withssoZ. f. 68.
n Cardinale [Carlo] Borromeo; Borne,
3 Mar. 1562. Ital Signed, f. 70.
Don Juan [d' Austria, natural son of the
Emperor Charles Y.] ; Milan, 20 July,
1576. Span. Signed ; wiih eeal f. 72.
Prospero Colonna; Livomo, 24 June,
1584. Ital Signed, f. 74.
4. Jobani Paolo de Lecba to Giacomo de* Gentili da' Biando, *' fratello
noBtro oarissiino ; " Cinarca [in Corsica], 1 Sept. [circa 1483]. Ital.
f. 11. See Filippini, "Istoria di CoiBica," ed. 1827, vol. iii. book iv.
5. Giano Maria di Campo Fregoso to Cardinal Paolo di Campo Fulgoso
[Fregoso] ; Verona, 7 Feb. 1487. Ital, Signed; with seal. f. 12.
6. Giovanni Francesco di Aragona di San Severino, Conte di Cajazso,
to Francesco Bazino, his chancellor, in Corsica ; Milan, 13 Oct. 1487.
Ital. With seal. f. 13.
7. Charles [VIII. of France] to [the Government of Genoa] ; " En-
cenisii " [Ancenis], 22 July, [circa 1488]. Lat. Signed. Vellum,
f. 14.
8. Matteo Maria Boiardo, Conte di Scandiano, Captain of Reggie, to
the Fodest^ of Amelia ; Reggio, 4 Mar. 1493. Ital. With seal
f. 17.
9. Filippino del Flischo [Fie8co]to the Captain of Speria; Pontremoli,
26 July, 1496. Ital. f. 20.
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10. Gioyanni Adorno to Agostino Adomo, Govornor of Genoa ; Spezia,
31 July, 1495. IM. With seal f. 21.
11. Lodouicus Maria Sfortia Anglu8» Dux Mediolani, etc», to Gabriele
Malaspina, Marchese di Fosdinovo; Milan, 15 Deo. 1496. liaL
t 25.
12* Nioool6 Doria, " Corsice Capitaneus," to Lazaro Piohinoto [Picchi-
notto], Gk)vemor of Corsica; Ajacoio, 15 Apr. 1505. Ital. f. 29.
13. "Renocus de Rocha" [Kanuccio della Rocca] to Jeromina
[Jeronima] de Rognisana; Sassari, 3 Sept. [1506]. Itcd. f. 32.
For an accotint of the writer, see Filippini, " Istoria di Corsica,"
ed. 1827, vol. iii.
14. Andrea Doria to [Francesco Giustiniano], Governor of Corsica;
S. Francesco de Atala, 5 July, 1607. ItaL f. 34.
15. Annibale Fio di Savoia to the Captain of Sarzana ; Lncoa,
1 Feb. 1514. Ital t 41.
16. PetruB [Malaspina], Marohio, filius Antonii tertii Marchionis
[Bollani], to Zorzo [Giorgio] da Fiesco; n.d, [ante 1525]. Ital
With Italian verses by Antonio Malaspina III., Marchese di BoUano,
beginning, " 0 Genoesi io ui anoncio la Pascha." f. 42.
17. Giovanni Jacopo T[rivulcio, Marchese di Yigevano, Marshal of
France] to Ottaviano [di Campo] Fregoso, Governor of Genoa;
Milan, 15 Aug. 1517. Ital Signed, f. 46.
18. •* Lo sere di Piombino " [Jacopo d* Appiano, Signore di Piombino ?]
to Raffus de Aurio [Raffaele Doria], Governor of Corsica ; Piombino,
7 Sept. 1517. Ital Signed; with seal, f. 47.
19. Lncretia da Este Malaspina, Marchesa di Massa [daughter of
Sigismondo d' Este, Marchese di San Martino, and wife of Alberigo
Malaspina, Marchese di Masaa], to Biaxio [Bacoio] Spinola, capitanio ;
Massa, 12 May, 1527. Ital. f. 56.
20. Stephana Grimaldo [Principe di Monaco] 4o- Vincenzo Fiesco,
Commissary of Ventimiglia; Monaco, 14 Aug. 1533. Ital With
seal f. 60.
21 . Warrant of Aloisio Mocenigo, Doge of Venice, appointing Sil vestro
del Ben prior of the hospital of St. Mark; 20 Nov. 1571. LaL
Signed, f. 71.
22. Marc Antonio Memmo, Doge of Venice, to the Podesti of Pirano
[in Istria] ; [16 Sept. 1614]. Ital Signed, f. 75.
23. Carlo Gonzaga [Principe di Solferino] to [the Conte Paolo Pola] ;
Solferino, 22 Nov. 1672. Ital f. 76.
24. 11 Cardinale [Alderano] Cybo to the Conte Paolo Pola ; Rome,
26 Nov. 1672. Ital. f. 78.
25. [Giulio] Cardinale Spinola to the Conte Paolo Pola ; Capranica,
28 Nov. 1672. Ital f. 79.
26» Ceaare, Cardinale Fachenetti [Faochinetti] to the Conte Paolo Pola ;
Rome, 3 Deo. 1672. Ital f. 81.
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Bg. 1,981. Obioinal oorreBpondenc^ of John Strange, LL.D., F.B.B^
English Beddent at Veniod, on scientific and literary subjects;
1752-1787. See Sg. 2,001, 2,002, and Add. MSS. 28,729, 28,780.
The writers are : —
John Strange; Pisa, ^ec, 15 Mar. 1752-
15 iOMt. 1764, and n.d. Lot and Fr,
DrafU. ff. 1,4 b, 10, 12, 18, 16, 18, 24,
26,27.
B[arthelemy] Mesny [phjsidan to the
Grftnd Dnke of Tuscany]; Florence,
8 Feb. 1762. Fr. f. 8.
Glande Alstroemer; Florence, 28 June,
1762. Fr, f.4.
Emmanuele Duni, ProfeBSor of Law at
Borne; Borne, 13 Kot. 1762. Lat.
f. 6.
Thomas Jenkins, English consul at
Borne, 4 Dec. 1762, f. 8.
Fiands Montignani ; Bologna, 21 Dec.
1762, 17 May, 1763, flf. 9, 15.
de Bossart ; Cologne, 10 May, 1763.
Fr. f. 11.
[L' Abate] Sebastiano Donati ; Moriano,
15 July, 1768. Itol. With ZoMn in-
scriptions, and drawings of equestrian
monuments at Worma f. 17.
[Francois Boissier] de Sauvages [de la
Groix], Professeur enm^ecine; Mont-
pellier, 1 May, 1765. Fr. With moI.
f. 28.
Bobert Rutherfnrd, English consal at
Leghorn; Leghorn, 10 May, 1765,
f. 80.
[Jean Francois] Siguier, Director of the
Academy of NSmes ; Nlmee, 16 May,
1768-31 Jan. 1772. Fr, ff. 88, 57,
41, 42, 43, 45, 47.
[Antoine] Gouan, Professor of Botany ;
Motitpellier, 1, 12 June, 28 Sept.l76&
Fr. ff. 85, 38, 89.
[Johann] Herrmann, Professor of Katuial
History at Strasburg ; Stxasbuig,
7 Apr. 1774. Fr. f . 50.
II Oonte [ Bartolomeo] Benincasa ; 22 Apr.
1780. Fr. f. 54.
T[homa8] Pennant ; 5 May, 1787, f. 55.
[Jean Baptiste Gatpaid] D'Ansse de
Yilloison; Venice, [eiroa 1780]. Fr.
f. 56.
Francesco Piranesi ; n.d. liaL t. 57.
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torn. xo. ool. 1127. According to the "Histoire litt^raire de la
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to the Crucifixion, intended apparently for Advent; beginning,
" Whanne hit come]> on my fou^jt. fe muchele sor and sunne," and
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blowe]) ^is newe fruit, y late bigan to springe." Printed in part,
but firom other copies, by the Philological Society, ed. Pumivall,
1862, the Early English Text Society, ed. Morris, 1871, Warton,
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aa follows : —
Andren pe apostel, f. 42.
Niohola*, f. 44 b.
Lucie, f. 50.
Thomas ye apostel, f.
62.
btenene, f. 57 b.
Jon ^wangelbt, f. 58.
Thomas [Beoketl f. 64.
feres day [Ciioamoision],
f. 91 b.
Twelf j)eday [Epiphany], f.
92.
HiUari, f. 92.
Wolston, biaohop of Wir-
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Fabian, f. 96.
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Vincent, f. 99.
Julian l^econfeaBoiir, f. 101^
Julian pe gode herbiger, f^
101b.
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Blase, f. 106.
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Juliane^ f. Ill b.
Hathd jie apostel, f. 114.
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Gbadde, f. 117.
Gregori pe confessouT, f.
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164.
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168 b.
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Kenelm, f. 178.
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Jaine pe i^Kistel, f. 194.
Oristofore,f. 196.
Senen slepares, f. 198 b.
Martha, f. 201 h.
Justine, f. 208 b.
Dominic, 1 206.
Oswald pe holi king, f.
210.
Laneronee, f. 210 b.
Tpolit pe martir, f. 213.
Marie Godes moder: the
Assumption, f. 214.
Barthlome pe apostel, t
216 b.
Gilee, f. 219 b.
Egwine, f. 221 b.
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. ed. 1810, vol. i, p. 199.
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London," including monasteries, hospitals, ete.^ of some of which a
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The author's name is given in the last couplet but four, " With
owtyn fiftbylle or i&ge Thys procesce made John Page." f. 87.
Printed, with the two following articles, by the Camden Society,
ed. J. Gairdner, 1876, and imperfectly in the '^ Archseologia," volL
xxi. xxii.
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the Ck)nqueste [to Henry YL] as of hyr namys ande where ihat
they bene ibyryede ; " in verse. Printed by Wynkyn de Worde
in 1530, and by the Oamden Society as above, f. 110.
15. A chronicle of London, beginning in 1189, and ending ivn^perfectUf
in 1469; compiled as &r as 145, by William Gregory, mayor in
that year [see f. 195], and continued by a later author. See the
introduction to the edition printed by the Camden Society as
above, ff. 118-222.
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Beginald Pole [afterwards Gardinal-
Arehbishop of Canterbury] ; London,
Padna, **ez yilla Boyilliana," 27 Jon.
[15291 19 Sept. [1528], 21 June,
[15281 ff. 2, 4, 5.
Giotanni Battista [Gipelli] Egnazio;
Venice, eie^ 19 Feb. 1519-24 Oct 1549,
ir. 7-15.
[Fianoesoo] Forni ; Mantua, 16 Dec. «.a.,
f. 17.
Bernardino Bntilio; Borne, 24 Kay,
1533, f. 20.
Paper. Polio.
Maroo 'Antonio Boecio; Borne, 12 Apr.
1534, f. 22.
Scipione Bianchini; Bologna, 8 Nov.
«.a. With copy of letter from Ales-
Bandro, Ouido, and Ottavio Famese to
Pope Paul III. reoommending Bomulo
[Amaseo]. f. 25.
Martin Cromer [or Eromer, afterwaida
Bishop of Ermland, historian of
Poland]; Padua, Bome, Graoow, Pe-
trikau, 9 Sept. 1537-5 Koy. 1550,
flf. 28-40.
Eg. 1,999. ''MATiEi Marie Boiardi amorum" libri tres. Ital. Printed,
nnder the title, *'Sonetti e Qanzone del poeta earissimo liatheo
Maria Boiardo, oonte di Scandiano,'* at Reggio, 1499, and Venice,
1501. Vellnm; dated, at the end, "die qnarto Jan. mcooolxxvu."
With illuminated borders at the beginning of each book ; the lower
part of the second and third being later insertions. On f. 1 is a
note of donation by Fra Marco da Ten to Trk Giovanni Battista da
Belvedere. In the original tooled binding. Small Octavo. From
the Farnboraugh Fund.
Kg. 2,000. Original briefs of Sir John Strange, one of the connsel for
the prosecution on the trials at St. Margaret's HiU, Southwark, in
July-Nov. 1746, of Francis Townley and many others oonoemed in
the Scotch rebellion of 1745; with various notes, minutes of
evidence, etc., in the hand of Sir J. Strange, and the general brief,
containing an account of the proceedings of the rebels. See Howell's
" State Trials," vol. xviii. pp. 330 aqq. At the banning is a list of
contents. Paper. Large Quarto. From ihe Faniborough Fund.
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BOSBTON MSB., 2,001, 9,008.
Sg. 8,001, 8,008. OaiQiHAL letters addreJBsed to John Strange, LL.D«,
F.R.S., English Besident at Yenioe, chiefly on literary and soientifio
subjects ; 1769-1783. Two volumes* See above, Eg. 1,98L The
names of the writers will be found in the inde^ Among them
are :^-
ThoniM Fennant; Downing, 25 Nov.
1769-3 Nov. 1778, l flf. 8, 31, 208, 215.
James Hutton, M.D. [the geologist];
fi.d, [1770], ft 19, 21, 27, 29.
F[fedeiiek Augustus Hsrvey, Bishop of]
D[erxy, afterwards Earl of Bristol] ;
Dublin, Londonderry, Borne, etc., 19
Nov. 1773-23 Apr. 1779, i, ff. 42-214,
poMtfii ; II. ff. 9, 14.
[Sir] B[oger] Newdigate [Bart.]; Bo-
gliaoo, Turin, afo., 16 Aug. 1775-{Ma7,
1776]. With S0alf . i. £ 85, 97, 104»
130.
Sidney Swinney [D.D., F.B.S.]; Pera,
London, etc., 17 Apr. 177&-13 Har.
1782, 1, ff. 116, 138, 167, 187, 201 ; n.
ff. 1, 12, 23, 52, 55, 61, 68, 75, 86, 104,
124.
Giovanni Marsili; Padua, 29 Apr. 177&-
25 Dec. 1783. Edl, i. ff. 118, 129,
132, 135, 140, 142, 147; u. ff 90, 95,
177. 180.
Bobert Palmer; London; 81 May^lO
Dec. 1776. Belative to the affairs of
Edward Wortley Montagu, i. ff. 134,
186, 145, 150, 152, 155.
Jeremiah Killes [D.D., .F.B.a, Dean of
Exeter]; London, 15 May, 1777, 23
Jan. 1779, i. f. 161 ; n. f . S.
Qio vanni Targioni Tozsetti [Professor of
- Botany at Florence]; Florence^ 22
Apr. 1780. 9 Feb., 28 Aug. 1781.
BaL n, ff: 57, 70, 102.
Paper. Folio.
[II mAMhese] Antonio Cu'lo Dondi [dall*]
Orologio; Padua, 30 Jnne, 1780.
Ital. n. f. 63.
Glemente Sibiliati ; Ftedua, 7 Oei 1780.
Ital ii.f.64.
Bafiaello Bosohi; Savona, 1 Mar. 1781.
Ital £74.
Giovanni Antonio Scopoli [Professor of
Natural History at Pavia]; Pavia, 18
Mar. 1781-19 July, 1782. liaL u.
ft 82, 83» 94. Ill, 187.
Ij&opoldD [Mazoo Antonio] Oaldani [Pro-
fessor of Medicine, etc, at Padua];
Padua, 19 June, 24 Aug. 1781. BaL
n. ff. 84, 93.
Giuseppe Toaldo [Professor of Astronomy,
etc,, at Padua] ; Padua, 12 Mar. 1782-
30 Oct 1784 P]. Ital n. ff. 85, 110,
126, 157, 161, 171, 174.
D[ottor]e Guido Tio; a Mattia di
Mu[ran]o, 29 Aug., 13 Oct. 1781, 12
June, 1782. Hal, ii. ff. 103, 108,
133.
[Jean Baptiste Gaspard] d*Anase da
YiUoison; Venice, Weimar, 29 Dec,
1781-20 Feb. 1788, and n.4 Fr,
XL ff. 1X2-120, 127, 130, 138, 145, 155,
167, 181.
Antonio ICaeco Lorgna [ProflBSBQr of
Matberoatios at y«K)na]; Yeroiia, 2
Map. 1783. Ital. n. f, 172.
Onofrio Boni [architect] ; Bome, 15 Mar.
1783. Ital II. f. 175.
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Corfu; dated 6 Aug. 1717. Vellum. Octavo.
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births, 1653-1661, and burials, 1653-1660. At the beginning are
a few entries of births in the families of Chamberlaine, Hoptkins,
and Andrewes, 1644-1680. Vellum; in the original covers.
Folio.
Eg. 2,005. *'The Elements of Law, Katurall and Politique," with a
dedicatory epistle to William [Cavendish], Earl of Newcastle,
9 May, 1640; by Thomas Hobbes. The treatise was printed in
1650, in two parts, with the titles, ''Humane Nature, or the
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the Elements of Law.'* Paper ; xviith cent. At the beginning is
pasted a woodcut frontispiece from the " Philosophicall Eudiments,"
London, 1651, 12mo. On the last page are memoranda by Henry
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library of the family of Porte of Islam. Folio.
Eg. 2,006. The Visions of St. Matilda, or " the Booke of gostlye
grace :" an English version of the Latin work, " Machtildia Virginia
spiritualis gratis libri v," as printed by Jacobus Faber [Jaques le
F^vre] in his "Liber trium virorum et trium spiritu^ium vir-
ginum," folio, Paris, 1513. Prefixed is a table of chapters. Vellum ;
xvth cent. At the beginning are written, in a hand of the time but
not autograph, the names of Anne Warrewyk and R[ichard Duke
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repeated, and, in the xviith century, the signatures of Bessy
HurrimonB, of Wenlock, and Edward Holland, of Sidnall. In the
original binding. Octavo.
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autograph draft, containing 390 lines, the first 44 of which differ
from the printed version, and of the rest many passages have been
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with Pastor E. F. Vogel; 1781-1810. At the end is ^prinUd pro-
gramme of the ceremony to be observed at the unveiling of Jean
Paul's statue at Wunsiedel, his birthplace, 8 July, 1845. Paper.
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having reference to historical events and characters, as — The
murder of the two princes by the Duke of Gloucester, Jane Shore,
Lady Jane Grey, Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, etc. Four volumes.
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various composers of the xviith century, among whom are Nicholas
Lanneire, William Lawes, Henry Lawes, Bichard Deering, John
Hilton, Simon Ives, Dr. John Wilson, and John Lenton« At the
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[Charles VIII.] of France ; Novaire [Novara], 17 July, [before 1498].
Fr, Signed, f. 1.
2. Henry VIII. of England to Maximilian, Duke of Milan ; reporting
his successes against the French, in the capture of Tournay, and
against the Scotch, in the defeat of their army by the Earl of
Surrey [at Flodden] ; Tournay, 24 Sept. 1613. Lai. Signed, t 2.
3. Anne [of Brittany, wife of Louis XII. of France] to the Pope,
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her almoner ; dated Bomorentin, 25 June, [1499-1614]. Fr. Signed.
4. Charles V., Emperor, to Don Ferdinando de Gonzaga, Governor of
Milan, commissioning him to adjudicate between Maximilian
Gonzaga and the heirs of the late Luigi Gonzaga ; Innsbruck,
15 Jan. 1662. Lat With stamped signature and seal, f. 4.
5. Caterine [de' Medici, widow of Henry II. of France] to the
Piince of Mantua, accrediting the Commandeur de Meson [des
Maisons ?] ; Paris, 26 Jan. 1689. JFV. Holograph, f. 6.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,016. Original letters of Italian artists, and others, viz, ;—
1. Matteo Boiardo to his Podest^ of Scandiano, instructing him to
restore certain property to '* Maestro Polio di Maze," of Bologna ;
dated Reggio, 12 Feb. 1490. Ital. Holograph, f. 1.
2. Pietro [Vanucci] Perugino to Isabella [widow of Francis, 4tli
Marquis of Mantua], promising to complete a commission ; Florence,
26 Nov. 1504. Ital Holograph, f. 2.
3. " Tician [Vecelli] Pitore " to the " Mai-chese di Mantua," asking
him to expedite a grant to him ; dated Venice, 17 Jan. 1630. Itai,
Signed, f. 3.
4. Julio [Pippi] Komano to the Duke of Mantua, on the progress of
hid work ; 7 Oct. 1631. Ital, Holograph, f. 5.
6. Ludovico Ariosto to the Duke of Mantua; Ferrara, 8 Oct. 1632.
Ital, Holograph, f. 7.
6. Proclamation of the Minister of Justice in Milan, of the right of
printing the works of Ludovico Ariosto granted to the poet's heirs ;
8 Jan. 1634. Ital. f. 10.
7. Alberto Turco to Camillo , on the same subject ; n.d, Ital, f. 12.
8. Paolo Cagliari Veronese to Marc Antonio- Gandini, respecting the
purchase of an estate; Venice, 9 Jan. 1578. Ital Holograph, f, 14.
9. Giovanni Francesco Barbieri, called Guercino da Cento, to
sending to him his nephew Benedetto, with materials for paint-
ing; Bologna, 13 June, 1661. Ital. Holograph. With a study of
heads, f. 16.
10. [Francesco?] Mocchetti, ** Commissario Straordinario di govemo
nel Dipartimento del Basso Po," of the Cisalpine Bepublic, to the
Minister of the Interior, forwarding a printed copy of commission
for the removal of the remains of Ariosto to the University of
Ferrara ; dated 5 Pratile, 9th of the Eepublic [1801], Ital Signed,
With the commisjrion. f. 18.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,016. Lttters and papers, principally addressed to Dukes of
Milan ; 1409-1666 ; w». :—
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3 p 2
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between SalVestro Boccha, of Pisa, Bartolomeo Chorbinelli and
Giuliano Biliotti, of Florence, and others; 15 Oct. 1409. Ital.
f. 1.
2. " Anna de Chippro, Duchissa Sabaudie" [Anne of Luflignan, wife
of Louis, Duke of Savoy], to the Duchess of Milan ; Gebennes
[Geneva], 28 Apr. 1456. Lot. Signed, f. 3.
3. " Isabella de Axagonia de Claramonte Ducissa Calabrise " [wife of
Ferdinand I., King of Naples], to Francesco Sforza, Duke of
Milan ; Naples, 10 Apr. 1458. Ital Signed ; with seal. f. 4.
4. Ferdinand I., Kiug of Sicily and Naples, to the same ; " castris
prope Andriam," 27 Dec. 1458. Ital. Signed ; with seal, t 6.
5. Cichus [Simonetta,] to the Podestii; Milan CO, 29 Oct. 1462. Ital.
Signed, f. 8.
6. Frit Francesco de Saona [Francesco d' Albescolla della Rovere],
General of the Minorites, and Cardinal [afterwards Pope Sixtus IV.],
to the Duke of Milan; Pavia, 6 Oct. 1467. Lat. Holograjph; with
seal. f. 9.
7. Yolant [daughter of Charles VII. of France, and wife of Amadeus
IX., Duke of Savoy] to the Duke of Milan ; Estampes, 22 Oct
[1465-1478]. Signed; with «eaZ. f. 10.
8. " Johannes Ludovicus de Sabaudya," Bishop of Geneva, Lieutenant
of Savoy [son of Louis, Duke of Savoy] ; confirmation of treaty of
alliance between the Duke of Milan and the Duke and Duchess of
Savoy ; Turin, 25 Aug. 1471. Lat. Signed; with seal. f. 12.
9. Bona [daughter of Louis, Duke of Savoy, and widow of Galeazzo
Maria Sforza, Duke of Milan], as guardian to her son, Giovanni
Galeazzo, Duke of Milan, to Leoni Stampa, Castellan of Novara ;
dated Milan, 4 Feb. 1477. Ital Signed, and countersigned by Cicho
• Simonetta, the secretary, f. 13.
10. Charles [I.]. Duke of Savoy, to the Duke of Milan ; Montechiaro,
23 July, s.a. Lat. Signed, f. 14.
11. Philip, Archduke of Austria, Duke of Burgundy, to the Duke of
Milan ; VViluorden, 19 Sept. 1490. Lat. Signed, f. 15.
1 2. Tristanus Chalcus to Bartholomseus Chalcus, secretary to the Duke
of Milan ; 19 Mar. 1492. Ital. Holograph, f. 16.
13. Blanca Maria [daughter of Galeazzo Maria, Duke of Milan, and
wife of Maximilian, Emperor] to the Duke of Milan ; Worms, 6
June, 1495. Lat. Signed, f. 17.
14. Blanche [wife of Ciiarles, Duke of Savoy] to the same ; Turin,
14 Jan. [1495]. Ital. Signed, f. 18.
15. Copies of two letters, referred to in the preceding letter, from the
same to the Governor and Council of Genoa ; Turin, n.<f., and 8 Jan.
1495. Lat. f. 20.
16. Beatrix [of Aragon, daughter of Ferdinand I., King of Naples,
wife of Vladislaus, King of Hungary and Bohemia, and widow of
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Matthias, King of Hungary] to the same ; Gran, 7 June, 1497. Lat,
Signed. I 21.
17. Isabella [daughter of Ercole I., Duke of Ferrara, and wife of
FraDcis II., Marquis of Mantua] to the same ; Mantua, 6 Apr. 1498.
ItaL Holograph; with seal. f. 23.
18. Bartholomseus Chalcus [secretary to the Duke of Milan] to the
Duke; Milan, 16 June, 1498. Ital. Holograph; with seal, f. 24.
19. Baptista de Gampofregoso [Duke of Genoa] to the same ; Ferrara,
19 Sept. 1498. Ital. Signed, f. 25.
20. Ctesar Borgia, Duke of Valentino, to his father. Pope Alexander VI. ;
Bomorentin, 27 June, 1499. Ital. Signed ; with seal. f. 26.
21. " Le Batar de Sauoye " [Ren^, natural son of Philip, Duke of
Savoy, afterwards Comte de Villars (?)] to the Duke of Milan;
Turin, 8 Jan. 1499. Ital Signed; with seal. f. 27.
22. Philibert, Prince of Piedmont [afterwards Philibert II., Duke of
Savoy], to the same ; Turin, 24 Mar. [1500-1504 (?)]. Ital. Signed.
f. 28.
23. Lucrezia Estense [daughter of Ercole, Duke of Modena and Fer-
rara, and wife of Annibale Bentivc^lio (?)] to Cardinal Passerine,
of Cortona ; Pisa, 6 Nov. 1521. Ital. Signed ; with seal. f. 29.
24. Beatrix [of Portugal, wife of Charles III., Duke of Savoy] to the
Duke of Milan; Turin, 1 Sept. 1530. Ital. Signed; vnth seal.
f. 30.
25. Charles [III.]» I^^e of Savoy, to the same ; Turin, 8 Jan. [1532 ?].
Lat. Signed; vdih seal. f. 31.
26. Hippolyto Estense [Bishop of Milan, afterwards Cardinal, son of
Alfonso, Duke of Ferrara] to the same ; Ferrara, 24 Aug. 1533. Ital.
Signed, with postscript. With seal. f. 32.
27. Bona, Queen of Poland [daughter of Giovanni Galeazzo, Duke of
Milan, and wife of Sigismund I., King of Poland], to the Duke of
Milan; Wilna, 15 Nov. 1533. Ital. Signed; with seal f. 35.
28. Pope [Clement VII. ?] to the King of Portugal, referring to the
reception of his ambassadors and presents of an elephant and other
animals ; n.d. Lat. A corrected dm^, f. 37.
29. Charles Emmanuel, Duke of Savoy, to Don Sancho de Padilla,
Governor of Milan ; Turin, 20 Feb. 1581. Ital. Signed; with seal,
i. 39.
30. Jacques [d'Armagnac], Duke of Nemours, Count de la Marche, to
the Duke of Milan ; 20 Aug. [1475-1477]. Fr. Signed; with seal
f. 41.
31. Ranuccio Famese [Duke of Parma] to Monsign. Cesi, Treasurer of
the Pope ; Parma, 29 May, 1594. Ital. Signed ; with seal. f. 42.
32. [Charles III. of Gonzaga] Duke of Mantua to the Cardinal de'
Medici; Mantua, 10 Jan. 1648. Ital. Signed; with seal. f. 44.
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Cavalry; Gamp at Valenciennes, 2 Jnly, 1656. Span, Signed;
with seal. f. 46.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,017. Instructions of Pope Clement VIII. to his envoys; in
Italian : —
1. The envoy to Feri-ara, with other papers relating to the duchies of
Ferrara and Modena; [1594], f. 1.
2. Mens. Doria [? Joanettino Doria, afterwards Cardinal], Commissary
to the Camp of Hungary; Borne, 5 Jnly, 1594, f. 9.
3. The envoy to [Sigismnnd III.] King of Poland and [Sigismond
Batthori] Prince of Transylvania ; Borne, 13 Apr. 1596, f. 15.
4. The Bishop of Ceivia [Alphonso Visconti, afterwards Cardinal and
Bishop of Spoleto], Ambassador to the Prince of Transylvania
[1596 ?], f. 33.
5. Cuunt Lodovico Angosciola, Ambassador to the Prince of Tran-
sylvania: Bome, 20 Jan. 1596, f. 53.
Paper ; xvith cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,018. 1. *' Apologia di Lorenzo di Pier Francesco de* Medici
[Lorenzino de' Medici, Duke of Florence] nella quale tratta dell'
omicidio fatto da lui nella persona del Duca Alessandro [de' Medici]
Prime, Duca di Firenze," f. 1.
2. ** Istoria, o per dir meglio, ragguaglio della legatione fatta in nel
Regno et al Be di Francia, Arngo quarto, per Monsig" 111"" il sig*
Alessandro de Medici, Caidinale di Firenze [afterwards Pope Leo
XL], sotto il Pontificate di Clemente ottauoT annosesto [1597-98],
messa insieme da un suo intrinseco familiare," f. 9.
Paper ; xvuth and xviiith centt. Folio.
Eg. 2,019. Hours of the Yii^in, etc, in Latin, with some portions in
French, viz, : —
Calendar. Fr. f. 1. Penitential Psalms, f. lOi.
Vigils of the Dead. f. 142.
Prayers, in Frmek, f. 196.
Memorials of Saints, f:2l07.
Gorsos evangeliornm, f. 13.
Prayers to the Virgin : ** Obsecro te,"
and ** O Intemerata," f. 20 b.
Hours of the Virgin, f. 30.
Vellum ; executed in France in the latter half of the xvth century,
with numerous miniatures and a richly illuminated border to every
page. Vignette miniatures are introduced into some of the borders,
the subjects of those in the Vigils being taken from the life of Job.
'rhe arms of France appear in the miniature on f. 17. On the
inside of the clasps are engraved the initials and date : ** T. J. C.
A^ 1787." Octavo.
Eg. 2,020. '' Serapione Herbario Volgare :" an Italian version of the
IVeatise on Medical Botany, together with a description of medicines
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derived firom auimalB, by the Arabian pbysioian, Serapion the
Younger. At the end is the note, *' Frater Jacobus Fhyllipus de
Padua, ordinis heremitarnm, scripsit." Partly illustrated with
ooloured drawings of plants, finely designed, blank spaces being lef (
for further insertions. Vellum ; xivth cent. In the ornamental
borders which surround the first page and f. 267 are introduced the
arms of CaiTara, and, in the upper coinerb, the letter F [ ? Francesco
Carrara, Lord of Padua, oh, 1406]. On f. 3 b is the inscription,
** Ulissis Aldroandi [Natui-alist of Bologna, 1522-1605] et amicorum.'-
Polio.
Eg. 2,021. " Beqbstri lusinuationum Ecu'lesiastioaium civitatis et
diocesis Nanetensis, juxta ediotum Begium in supremis Parisiensium
et huius ducatus Britanie Parlameiitorum curiis, necnon in audit-
oriis curiarum tam secularium quam Ecclesiasticarum Nanetensium
etc., publicatum, per me Andream Duboys earumdem lusinuationum
Grafarium et meos substitutes Begestrandarum, Liber yii" " : con-
taining copies of official documents relating to ftresentatioiis and
collations to benefices, etc,, in the diocese of Nantes, from 21 Not.
1556 to 22 Mar. 1557. Vcilum. At the beginning is a printed note,
stating that the volume is one of a series of which the remainder
are in the archives of the Bishopric of Nantes. Quarto.
Eg. 2,022. BoMAN de la Bose, of Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de
Meung. Vellum ; of the latter part of the xvth cent. Written in
double columns, with small ornamental initials and finials; and
with a full-page miniature at the beginning, and several small
miniatures in the body of the work, well executed in eamaien-grtM,
** Ex libris P. Desq." Octavo. From the Farnbarough Fund,
Eg. 2,023, 2,024. The poems of Allan Bamsay. Autograph. Two
volumes. Vol. u. consists of the MS., as prepared for the press, of
" The Evergreen, being a Col[l]ection of Scots Poems written by the
ingenious before 1600," published at Edinburgh, 1724, 2 voU. 12mo,
Paper ; xviuth cent. Fulio. From tJie Farvbcrough Fund.
Eg. 2,026. Fragment of a Breviary of the York use, containing : —
The Calendar, ff. 2-7 ; office from the octave of St. Stephen Martyr
to octave of Epiphany, ff. 8-23; 4th Sunday in Advent to the
Nativity, ff. 24-31 ; Canticles, Litany, dc., ff. 32-87. Lat. Vellum ;
xvth cent. In the calendar, under May, are entered the obits of
Marjoiy Bulmer, 1524, and John Bawe, priest, 1500. Small Octavo.
Fr(m the Farvborough Fund.
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verses, etc,, chiefly of the first half of the xviith oentnry. The
principal are : —
1. Song, " How happie is hee borne or taught," by S' H[enTy]
W[otton], f. 11 b.
2. " The names and ages of the Queene of Bohemia her children,
September 1627," f. 12.
3. Satirical epitaphs upon Geo. Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, f. 12.
4. Heraldic devices for the Puritan, Jesuit, Usurer, cte., f. 14 b.
6. Beport of the trial of Mervin [Touchet], Lord Audeley, B. of
Casdehaven, 29 Apr. 1631, f. 15.
6. Historical notes conceraing the city of London, 1189-1602, f. 20 b.
7. *'Hi8 Majesty *H Declaration concerning the setting forth of the
Fleete, published at Greenwich, 14 June, 1636," f. 21 b.
8. " The Manner of proceedinges of and with the Lord Stafford [Edward
Stafford, 4th Baron] since 3° of His Ma^ raigne [1606] " respecting
the wasting of his estate, etc.y f. 22.
9. A list of lodgings of the Court, 44 Eliz. [1601-1602], f. 23.
10. Articles of agreement between [Esme Stuart, 3rd Duke of Lenox]
and [Frances] Duchess of Bichmond [widow of Lodovick Stnart,
Duke of Bichmond and Lenox, d. 1 624], respecting the dower of
the Duchess [1624], f. 23 b.
11. ''Beasons why the Lords should not give waie to Proceeding by
waie of Inditement against the Earle of BristoU [Sir John Digby,]"
[1624], f. 24.
12. "A Speech [made by John Williams, Dean of Westminster, and
Bishop of Lincoln, Lord Keeper, in the Court of Chancery] the
1 daie of Terme, 22"» Sept. 1621," f. 26 b.
13. " Observacions in the Earle of Essex's example [Bobert Devereux],
that it is exceeding dangerous to a Favorite to bee long absent from
his Prince," f. 32.
14. *' Certaine Passages observed by S' Charles Comewallis [Ambassa-
dor to Spain] in his Treatie with the Duke of Lerma and the Earle
of Villa Longa concerning a manage betweene Henry Prince of
Wales and the Infanta of Spain [1606-1608]," f. 34.
16. Negotiations between Sir Charles Comwallis, English Ambassador
to Spain, and the Ambassador of Savoy concerning a proposal of
marriage between Heniy, Prince of Wales, and a Princess of Savoy
[1608], f 37 b.
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f. 39 b.
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right to the offeringes" made at installations of Knights of the
Garter, eU., f. 40.
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answere thereunto," etc, ; [Apr. 1621], f. 48 b.
24. " The Examinacion of Edward Hawley, Esq. taken the 26 daie of
June, 1622," concerning communications had with Sir Bob. Phillips,
prisoner in the Tower, etc,, f. 50.
26. " The Forerunner of Revenge upon the Duke of Buckingham for
the poysouing of the most potent King James, .... Discovered
by M' George Egglisham, one of King James his Phisitians ; "
Frankfort, 1626, f. 61 b.
26. " A Coppie of [Francis Annesley] Lord Mount-Norris his Judgment,
December 12th, 1636," for a malicious speech against Sir Thomas
Wentworth, Viscount Wentworth, Lord Deputy of Ireland, f. 60 b.
27. A poetical epistle supposed to be sent by George [Villiers, Duke
of] Buckingham to his mother '* ab Inferis die proximo post obi-
tum"; [24 Aug. 1628], f. 64.
28. Verses in praise of John Felton, beginning, " Immortall man of
glorie, whose brave hand," f. 64 b.
29. Verses [by Zouch Townley] " to my confined freind M' John
Felton," " from the Hague the 31 of August, 1628," f. 66.
30. " A true relation of the proceedinges of mee Francis [Annesley]
Lord Mount-Norris," accused of making a malicious speech against
Sir Thomas Wentworth, Viscount Wentworth, Lord Deputy of
Ireland; 12 Dec. 1635, f. 68.
81. **A snmmarie, briefe, or extract of the reasons wherefore the
Vniuersitie of Cambridge is exempt both from Archiepiscopall and
EpiBCopall iuiisdiction and visitation," f. 70 b.
Paper; xviith cent. With the book-plate of Berkeley Seymour,
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Byron. The original printed sheets of the poem, afterwards
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printed in the country, with autograph corrections, preface, argument,
and additions, for publication in London, 1809, 8vo. Paper; xixth
cent. Quarto.
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Epistle * Ad Pisones ' and intended as a sequel to * English Bards
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Folio.
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partly in cipher ; those of Don Luis are drafts. Paper. Qaarto.
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Sande, Conde de Ponte, Portuguese Ambassador Extraordinary to
France; 10 Dec. 1663-26 June, 1666. PoHuguete. Paper; xynth
cent. Folio.
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Alva, Viceroy of Naples, etc. ; Jan. 1623- July 1628, f. 1.
2. Accounts of earthquakes, in the Canary Isles, 1646 ; at Lima, 1687 ;
and in Sicily, 1693, ff. 103, 108 b, 119.
3. Notice of cathedral churches, colleges, abbeys, c(c., in the gift of the
Crown, f. 123.
4. *' Belacion particular sobre los Consejos de Estado y Querra," f. 129.
5. Account of the league between Francis L of France and the Sultan
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from the French of Pierre Matthieu, f. 146.
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Yelez para la embazada extraordinaria 4 la Bepublica de Genona;**
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8. Instructions to Alvaro de Sande, commandant of the castle of
Milan ; 22 Dec. 1671, f. 179.
9. *' Carta que escrivio el Yirrey de Napoles . . . al Cardenal Oesualdo
sobre irse acrezentando en Homa la parte de Francia," with answer;
1681. f. 181.
10. **Protesta que hizo el Emminentissimo Cardenal de Borja a el
Papa Urbano YIII. [1632], laqual de horden de su Magestad se
veo en Madrid en una junta de cattorze ministros. Los subzessos
de ella hasta que el dicho Senor Cardenal 8ali5 de Boma;" [1635],
f. 187.
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Tendido al Ex"° Senor Duque de Medina Zeli, Virrey y Capitan
General de este Reyno de Napoles," f, 307.
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2. Account of the constitution and govei-nroent of Turkey ; a Spanish
translation from the French, by the same, f. 74.
3. Part of a history of Charles V., chiefly relating to his German cam-
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4. Journal of the expedition of Charles Y. against Tunis, in 1535. Span.
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ff. 161, 171.
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7. Portion of a poem in praise of Charles Y. Ital. f. 174.
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1621. Span. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
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of Zamora ; ending imperfectly in the 92nd sonnet, and wanting
the beginning of the preface. A life of Petrarch and maps of
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date, Lisbon, 1602. Paper ; xvith and xvuth centt. Folio.
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Paper ; xviith cent. The name of Euy Tellez de Menezez is written
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et notis personis expertarum et probataram, libellus : " a selection
of medical cases noted in his practice by John Hall, M.D., of
Stratford-on-Avon, husband of Susannah^ the daughter of Shak-
speare ; 1622-1636. Autograph. The case of his wife is entered
at f. 10, and his own at f. 76 b. In the latter he states his age at
57 in the year 1632. An English translation was published by
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very eminent Persons in desperate Diseases. Printed for John
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and, at f. 113 b, some observations on the Hebrew letters. The
name of James Cooke is written on the fly-leaf. Paper. Small
Octavo.
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Marqness of Wellesley, f. 1.
2. Memorial on the same revolution [by Count Trampe, Oovemor of
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and for other public uses," by J. Jorgensen, f. 73.
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3. '* Description of the kingdom of Shandaria and adventures of king
Detrimedes," by the same, f. 116.
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1801-26 Oct. 1825. At the end are two sermons preached by him
in Newgate. Paper ; xixth cent. Qnarto.
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with instructions, eio., partly during his mission to England, in
1637, and to Holland, in 1638-1648, and principally during his
embassy to England, from July, 1661, to October, 1662. With a
table at the end. Much of the correspoDdence is not to be found
in the *' Lettres et M6moires,*' 9 voll. 8vo. 1743. Paper; xviiith
cent. From the library of Lord Stuart de Bothsay. Folio.
Eg. 8,078. *' FoRMtJLAiRE pour les lettres du Boy [Louis XIY.] aux
Princes et autres dans les Pays Etrangers ; " with an index. At
the end are remarks on the relations between France and Bome on
the death of Innocent XI. and the elections of Alexander YIII. and
Innocent XIL; 1869, 1691. Paper; xviiith cent. From the
library of Lord Stuart de Bothsay. Quarto.
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Lincoln [1720 ?], and again at the Primary Visitation of the
Diocese of London [1724?]." Autograph. Paper. Folio.
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18 69.
Eg. 2,074. Paters relating to charges against [Philip Howard] Earl
of Arundel and [Henry Percy] Earl of Northumberland for treason,
in 1585; consisting of examinations and bonds of witnesses,
interrogatories, memoranda and comparisons of evidence, some of
which are in the handwriting of Sir Christopher Hatton ; together
with private letters and papers found in the chamber of the Earl of
Northumberland, in the Tower, after his death on the 20th of June,
1685. The following papers are among the contents : —
1. Sir Francis Walsingham to Thomas Wilkes, clerk of the Privy
Council; Bam-Elms, 21 Apr., 17 May, 1585, fL 5, 52.
2. Henry Middelmore and Anthony Wyngfeld to Sir F. Walsingham ;
St. James's, 22 Apr. 1585, f. 9.
3. Henry Middelmore to Sir Christopher HAtton; [22 Apr. 1585],
f. 11.
4. Sir Nicholas Bacon and others to the Privy Council, 10 May, 1585,
f. 23.
5. Williams to Thomas Wilkes; Howard House, 14 May, 1585,
f. 44.
6. Sir Christopher Hatton to the same; 18, 20 May, 20 June, 1585, ff.
55, 57, 64.
7. A list of the Earl of Arundel's household, f. 46.
8. Memorandum of " The Treasons seueraly attempted from the xi
yere of her Ma*'' ragne against her Royal state and person by her
traiterouse subiects on this syde and beyond the seas,'* f. 81.
9. Memoranda of the Earl of Arundel's rents aud debts, fF. 83-88.
10. Sir Thomas Cecil to the Earl of Northumberland ; 23 July, 1584,
f. 91.
11. Sir Edward Stafford [Ambassador at Paris] to the Countess of
Northumberland; Paris, 3 May, 1585, f. 102.
12. Thomas Mortimer [tutor to the Earl's children] to the same ;
Paris, 5, 16 May, 1585, ff. 104, 106.
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968
13. " An inventorie of suohe goods as ar leffc in thearle of Nortbnm-
berlandfi chamber*' in the Tower; 21 June, 1585, £ 108.
Paper. Polio.
Eg. 8,075. Original letters of literary men, artists, and engravers, with
a large number of engravings, the greater part of which have relation
to Sir Walter Scott, and comprise portraits of him, illustrations
for his works, and views of Abbotsford, and cuttings in print ; col-
lected by Abraham Cooper, E.A. The letters are mostly addressed
to Cooper on professional matters. Among the writers aie :
Bir Walter Sooit; Abbotsfoid, Edinburgh,
n.d., 4 July, 1828, 4 Jan. 1829, 1 Feb.
1830, with hia lines on *< The Death of
Keeldar," and " The Ballad of Percy
Beed." Holograph, flf. 2, 4, 5, 13, 15,
16. 18.
David Wilkie, R. A. ; Kensington, 22 Dec
1819, f. 21.
Henry Baebam to William Oaiey ; [Feb.
1822], f. 26.
[George Gordon] Lord Byron to Sir
Charles ; n.d., f. 80.
The same to John Murray ; nA,, f. 81.
Francis Chantrey; Belgraye Place, 31
Mar. 1830, f. 50.
T[homa8] F[rognall] Dibdin, D.D.;
Wyndham Place, 29 Nov. 1830, f. 56.
Adam Ferguson to William Scrope;
Glenae, 20 Deo. 1880, f. 58.
Edwin Landseer; St. John's Wood, 28
Sept 1831. f. 71.
Thomas Dick Lauder; Edinburgh, 30
Nov. 1835, f. 80.
Andrew Geddes ; Bemers Street, 6 Jan.
1843, f. 93.
Paper. Folio. From the Farriborotufh Fund.
Eg. 2,076. Meditations and oburob servioes, in Latin, viz, : —
Calendar, f. 1.
''Tractatos qnomodo compunctiones et
medltaoionee sint formande,'* with
meditations for the days of the week,
f. 12.
**De oompassione mestissime dei geni-
triois Virginia Marie," with prayers,
f.38.
WpUiam] Westall; 15 Jan. 1843, f.
100.
Sir William Allan; Edinburgh, 16 Jan.
1843, f. 102.
Samuel Prout; Hastings, 1 Feb. 1848,
f. 104.
WiUiam Wordsworth ; Bydal Mount, 21
June,1844, f. 118.
[John Bussell, 9th Doke of] Bedford;
Kensington, 29 June, «.o., f. 129.
Sir A[ugustus] W[all] Oalloott; fkd,
f. 132.
Sir H[umphrey] Davy; n.d., f. 137.
P. De Wlnt; London, n.d., f. 189.
CJopley Fielding; n.d., f. 143.
Thomas Hood; Adelphi, n.d., f. 145.
Sir Thomas Lawrence; London, fi.d.,
f. 150.
COarles] B[obert] Leslie ; London, n,d.,
f. 151.
J[ohn] Gpbson] Lockhart; London, 25
Oct «.o., 1 154.
F[iederic] Nash ; Hampstead Boad, n.d.,
f. 157. ^^
**Septem psalmi penitenciales," with
litany, f. 47.
•• Hora sancte Cruds," f. 62.
Prayers and "jubQus" of St. Bernard,
f. 65.
** YigiUe mortuorom," f. 71.
'^ Passio domini nostri Jhesu Christi se-
cundum Johannem,*' f. 101.
Vellum ; of the end of the xvth cent. With borders in the Flemish
style, and with blank spaces for the insertion of miniatures. The
calendar is ornamented with borders, and has miniatures repre-
senting Boenes from the Bible, and the domestic and agricullnral
3 Q 2
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occupations of the succesBiye months, some being unfinished, dosing^
with one of a scheme of the influences of the zodiacal signs on the
different parts of the human body ; finely executed by a German
artist in the xvith cent. In the border at the foot of the scheme
is written in pencil, by a modem hand, " Anton Dietrich, Edler von
Berghausen, den 18 Aprill, 1608." It belonged in 1636 to Dr. Lau-
rencius Wildhelm, and in 1697 to his son Mercurius; and subse-
quently, in 1713, to the Jesuits' College at Osnaburg. In the old
binding. Small Octavo. From the Farnborough Fund.
The following Nos,, Eg. 8,077-2,084, toere purchased of the Count da Pcnie.
IJhevolumes in Spanish wiUhe found more fully described in the Catalogue
of Spanish MSS.
Eg. 2.077. CopiF» of state-papers connected with the Court of Borne,
in Italian : —
1. " Instruttioni et Lettere di Mons" della Casa k nome del Cardinale
Carrafa, done si oontiene il principio della rottura della guerra trk
Papa Paolo 4** et V Imper** Carlo v*°, V anno 1656, et tutto il nego-
tiate in Francia per essa guerra, fino a 4 d' Aprile, 1556," f. 2.
2. ** Lettere del Cardinal [Flavio] Oraino sopra il suo negotiate in
Francia men tre vi fh legato di Papa Gregorio XIII., V anno 1572,"
f. 143.
3. '* Lettera Fopra il ragionamento che fece V Imperatore Carlo v**,
r anno 1586, venendo da Tunisi, in presentia di Papa Paolo Terzo
et Cardinal)," f. 224.
4. Lett^^rs of the Duke of Paliano to Cardinal Carrafa ; [1567], f. 246.
6. *' Lettera della Republica di Genoua al Cardinal Oiustiniano intomo
alle tnrbulenze et mmori di essa Eepublica, V anno 1576," f. 249.
6. Letters between the Grand Duke of Tuscany and Giovanni Andrea
Doria, on disturbances in Genoa ; Sept., Got. 1576, f. 267.
7. " Lettera del [Giovanni della] Valletta, Gran Maestro della Religione
de' Cavallieri Gierosoliruitani residente nell* Tsola di Malta, scritta
k Papa Pio quinto per conto della provisione del Priorato di Boma
impersona del Car^ Alessandnno ; " 1 July, 1668, f. 267.
8. " Lettere del Card** [Tblomeo Gallic] di Conio k i Nuntii di Spagna
et di Venetia, sopra il luogo degli Ambasciatori in Cappella," f. 279.
Paper ; xviith cent. Quarto.
Eg. 2,078. " Tratados varies : *' miscellaneous papers relating to the
history of Spain; 1492-1664. Span. Paper ; xviith cent Folio.
Bg. 2,079. ^* TiiATADOs varies : " papers relating to the affiiirs of Spain,
Flanders, and Italy; 1568-1658. Span. Among them are : —
1. delation of Spain, by Simone Contarini, Venetian ambassador, 1606 ;
with an answer to it, f 1.
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EGEBTON MSS., 2,080—8,086. 966
2, Relation of France, by Michele Morosini, Venetian ambassador,
1663, f. 51.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 8,080. '' Tratados varies : *' miscellaneous political tracts and
papers; 1617-1683. Span. Among tbem are a few papers con-
cerning the proposed marriage of Charles, Prince of Wales, with the
Infanta Maria, sister of Philip IV. Paper ; xvJith cent. Folio.
Eg. 8,081. " Tratados varies : " miscellaneous papers relating to the
history of Spain ; 1487-1697. Span. Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 8,088. Copies of consultas and royal decrees, principally for the
years 1621-1682, but including some of the time of Philip II.
I^n. Paper ; xviith cent Folio.
Eg. 8,083. CoPiBS of papers of the Spanish Exchequer, in l^nuih,
viz.: —
1. Beports, statements, and other papers concerning secret service pay-
ments, 1651-1678, f. 2.
2. '* Belagion que se ha^^ de lo sugedido en rrazon del credito de la
cassa de negocios (que en la corte de su Magestad corria con nom-
bre de herederoe de Marcos y Christoual Fucar hermanos)"; 1631-
1646 ; with other papers on the same subject, f. 349.
Paper; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 8,084. '' Vabios Tratados della Beal Hazienda : " copies of ofiScial
reports, orders, accounts, etc., relating to the Spanish Exchequer,
from the close of the xvth to the end of the xviith century. Span.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
Eg. 8,085. The Divina Oommedia of Dante Alighieri ; beginning
imperfectly with cant. x. 71, and wanting cant. vi. 24-vn. 72, of
the Inferno, and cant, xxxni. 10-99 of the Paradiso. The Purga-
torio and Paradiso are annotated by a nearly contemporary hand.
Paper ; xvth cent. Folio.
Eg. 8,086. CoRBESPONDENCB of factors in the East Indies, merchants,
and sea captains, with Sir Thomas Smith and Sir Maurice Abbott,
Qovemors, and tiie Board of the East India Company, and others,
with bills of lading and other papers, original and copies ; 1611-
1644. Many of the papers have suffered from damp, and are imper-
fect. The principal are : —
1. Nicholas Withington to Sir Thomas Smith ; Amadavaz [Ahmadabad
in Gujerat], 9 Nov. 1613, f. 10.
2. The East India Company to William Hoare, ** Merchant in India or
Persia ; " London, 21 Mar. 1614[6]. With ngntUurea of the Board.
f.l4.
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966 EGERTON MSS., 3,086.
3. Thomas Speake to George Barkley, Cape meroliant at Sunt;
Bedore [in Kajputana], 29 Jan. 1616[6], f. 16.
4. Instructions for George Savidge and John Pacye trading to
Camboija [Cambodia?]; 16 May, 1616, f. 17.
5. Nicholas Ufflete to George Ball, English agent at Bantam ; Jakatra,
7 Apr., 16 Nov. 1617, 10 May, 1618, ff. 24, 32, 40.
6. Nathaniell Courtbopp and Thomas Spui-waie to tlie President [of
the East India Company] ; Poloronne Island, 15 Apr. 1617, f. 26.
7. Na[thaniel] Salmon to Sir Thomas Smith ; Saldania [Saldanha
Bay], 9 July, 1617, f. 30.
8. Edward Monoz and others at Jasques [Jask, in Persia] to the
Company ; 1616-1618. Fragments of a letter-book. ff. 20, 33, 36.
9. Captain Andrew Shilling to Sir Thomas Smith ; Swally Boads,
12 Mar. 1617[8], f. 38.
10. Eobert Freeman to Robert Bateman, merchant of London ; Cape
of Good Hope, 10 June, 1618, f. 42.
11. Nathaniell Coarthoppe to Cassarian David at Poolawaie Island;
Neylacky, 29 June, 1618, f. 44.
12. William Methwold to Sir Thomas Roe, ambassador to the Great
Mogul; Muselapatnum [Masulipatam], 9 Dec. 1618, f. 46.
13. Copies of letters from agents at Surat, apparently portions of
letter-books; 1618, 1621, 1636, 1636, ff. 47,83, 114.
14. Copies of letters from Sacadania [Sukadana, in Borneo] and Jambee
[Jambi, in Sumatra] ; 1620. Imperfect. £ 62.
16. Ed. Heynes to John Bangam at Amadav [Ahmadabad]; Sorat,
13 Apr. 1620, f. 69.
16. Richard Cock to ; Firando, Japan, 16 July, 11 Oct. 1620.
Im^ect, ff. 60, 63.
17. Captain Humphry Fitzharbert to [the Company] ; the " Exchangev"
[Banda Isles, 1620], f. 70.
18. The factors at Euhesteck, in Persia, to [the Company] ; 24 Jan.
1621[2], f. 79.
19. William Butler and George Bruen to the same; Saldanha Bay,
18 Mar. 1622[3], f. 87.
-20. Randoll Simes to the same ; Venice, 1 Sept.-24 Nov. 1623,
6-20 Feb. 1626[6], ff. 90-96, 100-106.
-21. James Slade, master of the ship *' Blesang," to Sir Morris Abbott ;
Swalley Road, 8 Jan. !627[8], f. 107.
22. Captain John Weddell and others to the Company ; the *' Charles,"
Augustine Bay, Surat, 1 Aug. 1632, f. 112.
.23. Andrew Gogan to the Company ; the '' Disoovery," St. Augnstiiie
Bay, 29 July, 1-638, f. 139.
24. Thowas Wheeler to the same ; Auguatine Bay, 29 July, 1638, f. 141.
2b. WiUiam Minors to the same, 28, 29 July, 1638, ff. 143, 144, 146.
26. Richard Wotton to the same ; off Dartmouth, 17 June, 1644, f. 147.
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BOEBTON MSB., 8,087—8,088. 967
At the beginning is a petition of Alioe Newchnrch to Sir Julius
GflBsar, Judge of the Admiralty, with an order signed by the latter ;
5 Mar. 1603[4]. See Eg. MSS. 8,181, 8,188.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 8,087. MiscELLAMEOUS papers, consisting chiefly of bonds, deposi-
tions, accounts, and public documents, relating to Dover and the
Cinque Ports; 1566-1784. Among them are : —
1. Certificate of a payment made by the Mayor and Commonalty of
Dover for a share in a venture to Virginia ; 23 May, 1610. Signed
by Edward Mayer, and sealed with the royal seal *' pio consilio suo
Virginiae." f. 3.
2. Accounts of receipts and expenditure of Richard Dawkes, master of
the almshouse ; Jan.-Apr. 1625, f. 6.
3. Correspondence and papers relating to the billeting of soldiers ;
1626. The letters are chiefly by Sir Edward Hales, one of the
Commissioners, and Sir John Hippisley, Lieutenant of Dover
Castle. At f. 31 is a letter from the Privy Council with signatures,
f. 16.
4. Warrant for the arrest of Dcnzil Holies, Sir Arthur Haslerig, John
Pym, John Hampden, and William Strode, in any attempt to
escape beyond seas ; 4 Jan. 17 Ch. I. [1642]. Copy. f. 61.
5. Lease from John Wood of Kelvedon, co. Essex, to John Clench, of
copyhold lands in Kelvedon ; 20 Aug. 1652. Copy. f. 62.
6. Claim of the Barons of the Cinque Ports to perform certain
services at the coronation of William and Mary, 1691. Fr. f. 70.
7. The order of installation of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports,
1 June, 1694 ; together with *' My Lord Warden's journey into
Kent, Whitson weeke, 1694, to be swome at Dover, Friday the first
of June," f. 81.
8. The mayor and jurats of Rye to the mayor and jurats of Dover,
to support their petition to parliament for the preservation of Bye
harbour; 6 Feb. 1700[1], f. 83.
9. Suit between John Higham and Thomas Stisted for lands in
Kelvedon, co. Essex; Michaelmas, 4 Anne [1706]. Lot. £ 87.
10. Lease from the mayor and jurats of Dover to Joan and James
Willis of land near the church of St. James, etc. ; 27 June, 1716,
f. 91.
PapJr. See Add. MSS. 28,036-28,038. Folio.
Eg. 2,088. BiGiSTKR of Courts held before the Mayor, BailifGi, and
Jurats of Dover; 10 Rio. I1.-4 Hen. VL [1387-1426]. Lot.
Paper ; a few of the leaves mutilated. Large Folio.
Eg. 2,088. RBaiSTSR of cases tried before the Mayor and Jurats of
Dover, giving the names of the parties, the subject of the suit, and the
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sentence ; 26 Nov. 7 Hen. VI.-15 June, 14 Hen. VL [1428-1436].
Lat At. f. 77 is a paper showing the assessment on inhahitants of
Dover, not owners of land, and on aliens, for the King's expedition
to France ; 7 Hen. VII. [1491-2]. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,090. 1. Kegister of cases tried before tbe Mayor and Jurats of
Dover, 6-16 Edw. IV. [1466-1476]; with various memoranda of
business transacted at the courts, valuations, etc.^ extending to
21 Edw. IV. [1482]. Chiefly Lat. ff. 1-8, 11-100.
2. Accounts of the wardens of tbe town and port of Dover, 5-19
Edw. IV. [1465-1479] ; including items for building a new wall of
the town; and an assessment for a subsidy (f. 112 b). Interspersed
are assize^) of bread, and at the end are various memoranda. Lat,
ff. 8 b-10, 101-174.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,091. 1. Accounts of receipts and expenditure of the wardens of
Dover; [1381, 1382]. Lat, f. 1.
2. Public valuations of various goods, 14 Ric. II.-4 Hen. IV. [1391-
1403]. Lat, f. 16.
3. Compotus of the " custodes bonorum *' of the town of Dover ; 6-7
Ric. II. [1383-4]. Lat, f. 25.
4. Courts held in the port of Dover before the Mayor, Bailiflis,
and Jurats; Oct. 7 Ric. II.-Mar. 9 Ric. II. [1383-1386]. Lat.
f. 32.
5. Memoranda of pledges, valuations, etc. ; 7-14 Ric. 11. [1383-1391]
and Deo. 4 Hen. V. [1416]. Lat. and Fr. f. 78 b.
6. Compotus *' pro negociis tangentibus communitatem " of Dover ;
7-8 Ric. II. [1384-5]. Lat. f. 82.
7. Memoranda of assizes of bread, 11 Ric. II. [1388]. Lat, f. 87.
8. Accounts for the building of a new wall, beginning at the gate
called " la Walgate ; " 7-8 Ric. II. [1384]. Lai, f. 88.
9. Ordinances for the better government of the town, passed by the
commonalty in St. Peter's Church, 25 Mar. 8 Rio. II. [1385]. Fr.
f. 91.
10. Accounts of the assessment made at Dover in aid of the expedition
against Scotland ; Feb. 7 Ric. II. [1384]. Lat. f. 92.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 2,092. Miscellaneous accounts of the wardens of the town and port
of Dover, during the reign of Henry VIII. ; preceded by a fragment
of an account for 17 Hen. VI. [1438-9]. Besides the ordinary ex-
penses of the town, a large poition of the accounts deals with
receipts and expenditure in connection with the passage boats and
their repairs; and among incidental items are many for the en-
tertainment of ambassadors and otheiv. Paper. Thick Folio.
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EGERTOX MSS., 3,098—2,097. 969
Xg. 2,093. "Bboorda ab anno xu Henrici YIII. usque annum
xxxviij ejusdem Regis*': a register of royal letters, writs, and
proclamations ; memoranda of acts, ordinances, recognizances, etc.,
of elections of town officers, and minutes of proceedings at common
ooancils and horn-blowings at Dover ; chiefly during the reign of
Henry YIII.^ from the year 1520, with a few of later date. Lat,
and Eng, Among the various entries occur : —
1. Memorandum of the passage of the Ring and Queen, Mary Queen
Dowager of France, Cardinal Wolsey, and other members of the
Court, from Dover to Calais; 31 May, 1520. Lat. f. 3.
2. *'Numerus wardarum infra libei-tatem portus Dovorrensis et
certitude terrarum in qualibet warda que onerari debent ad servi-
cium domini nostri Begis,'' f. 4 b.
3. ** The names of all the Wardes in Dovorr and the number of landes
in euery ward theryn conteyned whiche were charged to the
kynges seruyce, videlicet Harry the vin"*, who toke shippeng in
Dovorr roode in the Swalowe and the lady Marques of
Penbroke, w*^ a godely nombre of nobylles and perys of the Kealme,
and landed at Cales and after went to Boleyn, and there laye a
tyme, and the Frenche kyng laye in Cales;" 1532, f. 112.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 2,094. Minutes of proceedings of the Common Council, and of
Horn-blowings and Hundred Courts, of Dover ; including copies of
royal letters, recognizances, depositions, «tc., 4 Edw. YI. to 19 Eliz.
[1550-1577] ; preceded by some fragmentary minntes of 21 Hen.
VII. to 2 Hen. VIU. [1506-1510]. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 2,096. SiMiLAB volume of minutes of the Common Council, e/c,
of Dover, including recognizances and depositions; 19 Eliz.-
3 Jas. I. [1577-1605]. Lai. and Eng. Beversing the volume, there
are copies of royal proclamations ; 1603-1615. Paper. Large Folio.
Eg. 2,096. Minutbs of proceedings of the Common Council of Dover ;
Sept. 1602-Sept. 1608, and May, 1644-Nov. 1660. Lat. and Eng.
Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,097. Minutes of special sessions held at Ringwold and Margate,
before the Mayor and Jurats of Dover ; 1614-1636. Beversing the
volume, are : —
1. Forms of oaths of the deputy and sub-deputy of the mayor and
jurats of Dover for.the above jurisdictions, £ 216 b.
2. Becognizances entered into at the sessions of Mai^te and Bing-
wold ; 1614-1656. With dgnatures. f. 214 b.
Paper. Lai. and Eng. Small Folio.
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Eg. 2,088. 1. ''Liber recognitionnm pro bospitnlariis et vitulariis
oaptarnm tempore maioratus Magistri Hnmfridi Meede, maiorie
ville et porttifl Dover.;" 6 Oct. 33 Eliz. [1591}-7 Apr. 34 Eliz.
[1692], f. 1.
2. Similar recognizances during the mayoralty of Thomas Elwoode ;
8 N0V.-22 Dec. 1692 ; with blank forms at the end, f. 37.
3. Forms for recognizances of brewers, bakers, butchers, and chandlers,
1592; a few only being filled up, ff. 64, 69, 74, 78.
Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,088. 1. Lea^ves from a volume containing copies of mandates
of Humphrey [Plantagenet], Duke of Gloucester, and other docu-
ments concerning Dover, proceedings at Homblowing Courts, eie.y
temp. Hen. VI. Lat., Fr. and Eng, f. 1.
2. Acts and ordinances passed at Dover in the mayoralty of Thomas
Coly ; 14 Sept. 37 Hen. Vin.-29 Apr. 38 Hen. VIII. [1546, 1646],
f. 10.
3. Forms of oaths of the Mayor and other officers and citizens of
Dover; [circa 1600], f. 17.
4. Lists of town officers of Dover ; 1599, 1600, £ 24 b.
Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,100. 1. '' A JouRNALL kept by m[e William Hawkins in] my
voyage to the East l[ndies, beginning the 28 of] March a* 1607,
concerning all [that happened unto] the good Ship called the
[Hector in this said] viage, I being Captaine [thereof] ; " to the
ship's arrival at Surat, 28 Sept. 1608. Much injured by damp.
With a modern transcript f. 1.
2. Memoranda of the launch and fitting of the two East India ships
"Peppercorn" and "Trade's Encrease," by the Captain of the
former; 30 Dec. 1609-9 Feb. 1609 [1610]; with a modem tran-
script, f. 36.
Paper ; x viith cent. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,101. Poetical pieces in the Ladine dialect, viz. : —
1. Dramatic poem of Abraham and Isaac, in 294 stanzas of four lines,
wanting the first fifty stanzas, f. 1.
2. " L' Histoargia da Susanna : " a dramatic poem in seven acts ; com-
posed by Christophel Brttnet, in the year 1662, and copied by
Peider P. Jovalta, 1720, f. 22.
3. " La Giuvintschella," by Jaohian Anthoni Vulpio, £ 66.
4r. " Oratiun per Una buna fin," f. 68.
6. " La summa d' Una christiauna vitta, numn&da da ilg spirituel
'A.B.C.,''f.70.
6. " Ingratz chiamaint d' un chia Dieu d5 Una buna vintUra/' f. 73.
7. *' Una Chiantzun da dir cura un ais chiargid d* Unagreiva malaiia,"
f. 74.
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EGBRTON MSS., 8,101—2,104. 971
8. ** Una Ohiantzun in la qoAla ilg fideil cun pacientzchia s' renda in
la Yo^lia da Dieu," f. 76 b.
9. " XJn Psalm da David," composed from Psalms cv. and xcvi., f. 77 b.
10. On the death of persons killed by an avalanche; 18 Apr. 1719,
f. 80.
Paper ; zvinth cent. Small Octavo.
Eg. 8,108. '' Ausz-Zfjo der Spruchen, Yei-tr^eD, and tiberkomnuszen
zwoachendt den Aebbten und Pflegeren des Grottuhanszes an einem,
vnd Herren Borgermeistern vnd Bath der Statt St. Oallen am
anderen Theil aufgerioht : " register of deeds between the town and
abbey of St. Gall in Switzerland; 1373-1699. With an Index
Titalomm and Index Rerum prefixed. Paper ; early xvmth cent.
Folio.
Eg. 8,108. Judgments, decrees, etc., of the courts of the Three Leagues
of the Grisons in affairs connected with the Valteline, to the
year 1710. The first part relates to Bormio, and includes copies of
grants and privileges from the Dukes of Milan and others, from
1404 ; next follows, at f. 88, a series of documents concerning Yal
S. Giacomo, from 1513 ; and from f. 136 onwards the volume refers
to Chiavenna and the Valteline generally, beginning with the
year 1538. Lat, Ital. and Oer. Paper; xvmth cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,104. A. CuAKTULART of the Benedictine abbey of nuns of St.
Cross at Wherwell, co. Hantf^, compiled in the xivth century, and
containing copies of 463 charters, records of suits, and other docu-
ments, in Latin and French, from the confirmation by Heniy III. of
the charter of foundation to 38 Edw. III. [13G4]. Under number
LViii. f. 43, is a short account of the foundation of the house by
Elftrud, wife of King Edgar, who died in 1002 ; followed by records
of benefits to the abbey by abbesses and others, chiefly in 1254-
1261. There is a further addition of 32 charters at f. 200, with the
title, ** Incipiunt quedam muni men torum copie decimas ad sacristam
Wherewellensem spectantes tangentinm;" and a few later docu-
ments, chiefly of the reigns of Ric. 1 1. -Hen. Y., are entered at the
end. Among the latter are : —
1. Extracts of payments made by the convent to the Exchequer for
custody of temporalities during vacancies of the abbacy ; tempp,
Edw. ni.-Hen. V., ff. 215, 216 b, 223.
2. ** De terns in Wherwell que coluntur per ballivos in Berton, id est
quando sunt in manu domine, que debent descimari et que non,"
f. 218 b.
3. Letter of John Wellys of Hyde to the Beceiver of Wherwell,
touching a case of sainctuary. Eng. f. 220.
4. '' Terre descimales secundum relacionem Johannis Kyppyng et B.
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Strange, virorum antiqnorum qui per lx annos et ultra fbemnt
ballivi in Berton certis temporibus." Eng, f. 220 b.
Tables of contents are at the beginning of the yolume.
Vellum ; xivth cent. In wooden covers. Octavo. From ike Fam-
borough Fund,
Eg. 2,104. B. " Index to the Ohartulary of the Nunnery of WherweU,
county Hants, transcribed from the original in the possession of
William Iremonger Esquire of Wherwell:" a transcript of a
portion of the first table of contents of the preceding volume.
Paper ; circa 1832. Small Folio. From the Famhorough Fund.
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ACQUIRED IN THE YEAR
18 70.
Eg. 2,106- Fragments of registerB of royal writs, letters, and other
docuinents concerning the town and port of Dover ; with memoranda
of varions proceedings before the Mayor, assizes of bread, etc. ;
chiefly dated 5-34 Hen. VI. [1426-1456], with a few of the reign of
Edward IV. Lat, Fr. and Eng. At f. 36 are " The namys of viii
wardys for the wacche," 13 Hen. VI. : lists of names of peraons in
the several wards. Paper ; xvth cent. Quarto.
Eg. 2,106. Register of final concords, indentures of agreement, and
other legal documents enrolled by the Town Clerk of Dover ; 18
Eliz.-ll Jas. I. [1576-1613]. Lot. and Eng. Vellum; in the
original binding tooled with patterns having the royal arms and
Tudor badges ; with straps and buckles. Folio.
Eg. 2,107. Accounts of receipts and expenditure of the wardens of
the town and port of Dover, with memoranda of the assizes of bread
and the annual election of officers, during the reign of Henry VIT.
[1485-1608]. Lat. and Eng. Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 2,108. Accounts of the maintenance of the wyke or pier of Dover
Harbour, 1510-1565, viz. :—
1. " Compotus Eicardi Monyn nuper Maioris Dovorr. de omnibus
rtcepcionibua et solucionibus circa opera necessaria do ly Wike ; "
15 May-15 Sept. 2 Hen. VIII. [1510], f. 2.
2. Similar accounts of James Foche and Thomas Fyneas; 1513, f. 12.
3. Accounts of the Wardens of the Wyke " elected and chosen for the
wele of the same Wyke by the exortacion and desyre of the right
honorable Syr Edward Ponynges, knyght, warden of the v portes
and of Syr John Fyneux, knyght, chieffe Justice of Englond, att
that tyme commyng to Dovorr for the wele of the seid wyke and
reformacion of the passage there mysvsed;" 9-20 Hen. VFII.
[1518-1529], f. 24.
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4. Various acoounts, some imperfect; 1647-1566, f. 85.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,109. 1. Account of receipts and expenditure, nnder various
heads, by the wardens of the town and port of Dover ; 1660, 1661,
f. 2.
2. Various fragmentary accounts of the same; 1661-1698, f. 31.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,110. Musters taken at Dover, 1 Sept. 1617, 4 Aug. 1618, and
n,d, ; with memoranda of the arms to be provided. Paper. Small
Folio.
Eg. 2,111. Proceedings of Sessions of the Peace at Dover ; 4 Sept. 43
Eliz.-9 Aug. 1 Ch. I. [1601-1626], preceded by a few depositions
and memoranda for the years 1663, 1697-1699. Lol. and Eng,
Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,112. SiMiLiJR proceedings ; [Aug. ?] 1628-17 Apr. 1661. LaU
and Eng. Imperfect at the beginning. Paper. Large Folio.
Eg. 2,113. EouGH memoranda of suits tried at the Sessions of Dover ;
1661-1676. Lat, and Eiig. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,114. Similar memoranda; and, reversing the volume, deposi-
tions, recognizances, e/c; Nov. 1671-Mar.l673[4]. Paper. Small
Folio.
Eg. 2,115. 1. Similar memoranda; and, reversing the volume, depoai-
tions, eU.; Feb. 1676[7}-Apr. 1683, f. 1.
2. Proceedings of the Sessions; 31 July, 1691-19 Apr. 1692, f. 349.
Lai, and Eng. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,116. Beoogklsances entered into before the Mayor and Jurats of
Dover ; and, reversing the volume, recognizances of victuallers ; 44
Eliz.-1 Ch. I. [1601-16261. Lat. and Eng, Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,117. Similar recognizances ; and, reversing the volume, recog-
nizances of victuallers and butchers ; 1642-1661. Lat. and Eng.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,118. Orders and decrees, and proceedings, of the Court of Lode-
manage, or Fellowship of Pilots, of the Cinque Ports; 1650-1725-
At £ 68 is a memorandum of the purchase of land in Northbome,
CO. Kent, for the benefit of the Fellowship ; 1649. At the end are
added : —
1. *.* The order for the shippinge of Dover for their tomes for passage
for Callice, Bulloigne and Deipe in France," 1624, 1626; giving a
list of ships and their captains, f. 214.
2. Copies of deeds, the first conveying land near Dover Harbour, and
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the otfaeiB, property at Napcester, in the parish of Northborne ;
1662, 1674, f. 227.
3. Copy of an order in council and a royal oommission confirmiDg
privileges of the Fellowship ; 1689, f. 234.
Paper. Small Folio.
Xg. 2,119. 1. Froceedinos of the Court of Admiralty of the Cinque
Ports, held at Dover ; 9 Nov. 1652-15 Mar. 1667[8], f. 1.
2. Begister of suits, claims, etc., in the same court; 5 May, 1652-16
July, 1668, f. 71.
3. Address of Mayor and officers of the Cinque Ports to James II., on
his accession; New Bomney, 31 Mar. 1685, f. 117.
Paper. Folia
Eg. 2,120. MisGELLANBOUS papers and documents relating to Dover,
consisting of lists of names of freemen, officers and others, deposi-
tions, ordinances, etc,; and fragmentary deeds which have heen
used for book-covers ; chiefly dated in the xvnth cent. Paper and
vellum. Folio.
Eg. 2,12L JoUBNALS of voyages to the East Indies, viz. : —
1. A few notes of a voyage in the ship " Samaritan," one of the East
India Company's fleet, commanded by Captain David Middelton,
1615 ; preceded by notes on the use of nautical instruments, ete.^
signed by Bowland Thomas, and other memoranda, among which
is the " anatomy " of Francis Nelson, master of the ship ** Besolu-
tion," who died 2 Dec. 1612, f. 1.
2. ** A treue Belation of my voyadge intended by Ood grace for
Succadanie, Potane and Jappan, in the good shipp cauUed the
Hosiander," 11 Apr.-7 Sept. 1615 ; continued by " my voyadge
now bound for Ossica, Meaco, and Surungona," 11 Sept. 1615-13
Mar. 1616, f. 13.
3. " A Joumall begone the 9th of February, 1615, wherein I intend
(by 6od*s assistance) to record all such things as are worthie
observation in this our intended voyage for Surratt and other
places in the East Indies, with a fleett of 6 good shipps sett forth
by the honorable East India companie,'* under command of Captain
Benjamin Josep; to 24 Jan. 1616 [1617]. Preceded by some religious
sentences ; and including copies of letters, and, at the end, copies
of commissions in favour of Alexander Child, captain of the ship
"James;" 1616. f. 81.
Beversing the volume,
4. Portion of a journal, with accounts, f. 80 b.
Paper ; xviith cent Imperfect and water-stained. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,122. Beqist£R of letters of the Factors of the East India
Company at Surat, m. : Thomas Eerridge, Thomas Bastall, Giles
James, and others ; 9 Feb. 161|-Feb. 16^. Much mutilated and
decayed. Paper ; xvnth cent. Small Folio.
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Eg. 2,128. Letter-book of correspondence of Factors of the East India
Company, viz. : —
1. Edward Monox and others to the Company, the Factors at Surat,
etc.; Ispahan, March-16 July, 1621-, f. 1.
2. Various Factors in India to the Factors at Snrat ; Ang.-2 Nov.
1621, 9 May-23 Sept. 1622, f. 45.
3. '' Coppie of our general letter per the lesser James : " from the
Factors at Batavia to the Company ; 27 Aug. 1622, f. 146.
4. Corrected draft of a letter from the Company [to the Factors at
Batavia?]; n.d. Imperfect, f. 166.
Paper ; xviith cent. Mnch mutilated and decayed. Folio.
Eg. 2,124. Original letters and papers, chiefly relating to Mary,
Qneen of Scots, in connection with the Bahington conspiracy;
1572-1688:—
1. "The severall Crimes, wherewith the Scottishe Queene is charged
hy the Bill'' in Parliament; [May 1572], f. 2. See Cotton MS.
Calig. B. VIII. f. 240.
2. " Instructions geven to the L[ord] de la Ware, Sir BafiTe Sadler,
knight. Chancellor of the Datchie of Lanoeuster, Thomas Willson,
Doctour of the lawe cyvill and M' of the Bequestes ordinarie, and
Thomas Bromley, Esquire, Sollicitour generall to her Ma*^, beinge
all sent to the Queue of Scottes;" 11 Jan. 157 J. With Mary's
protestation, f. 4.
3. " Offers made to her Ma*'* by the Queene of Scottes ; " with memo-
randa, in the handwriting of Sir Christopher Hatton, on the danger
of liberating Mary; 21 Apr. 1683, f. 6.
4. " The heads of the matters with S[cotland] ; " 26 May, 1584 ; in Sir
C. Hatton's hand, f 8.
6. " Cei*ten reasons and profitable consideracions breiffelye collected
wherby it may seme good for hir m** too sett the Q. of Scottes
at libertye," in the hand of Sir C. Hatton : endorsed " breiffely sett
downe for my memory; " 22 Sept. 1584, f. 9.
6. Considerations to provide for Queen Elizabeth's safety, by the same.
Autograph, f. 10.
7. "Matters wherewith the Queen of Scottes is to bee chardged;"
[1585], f 11.
8. Scheme showing the '' foure principall heades and workers of all
these myschefes," mz. : the Queen of Scots, the Pope, the King of
Spain, and the Papists at home, f. 17.
9. " The partycular poyntes wherewith the Scottishe queue chargethe
her Ma*^ in her pryvate letters," f. 19.
10. " A Collection of certaine great and extraordinary fauours shewed
to the Scottish Queene by her Ma"*," f. 21.
11. Six letters of [William Cecil] Lord Burghley to Sir Christopher
Hatton, relating to Mary, Queen of Scots, and the Bahington con-
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■piracy; Westminster, Windsor, 4, 12, 13, 16, 16 Sept. 1686.
Holograph, ff. 26, 28, 80, 32, 84, 86.
12. Part of a letter of the same to [Secretary Davidson ?], reporting
Mary's refusal to answer the arraignment ; n,d. Copy, f. 88.
13. Summary of charges and proofs against Mary ; 1686 ; in the hand-
writing of Sir C. Hatton, f. 89.
14. Principal points of Babington's conspiracy; 1586; by the same.
Autograph, f. 43.
15. Arguments for the justice and necessity of war [with Spain ?] ; by
the same. Autograph, f. 45.
16. ** Objections against the queene of Scottes ; " a paper to show
Mary's false dealing, headed, ''Pretend one thing and entend
an other," f. 46.
17. " Articles conceminge the Q. of S[cot8]," f. 48.
18. '* Mr. Sergeant Puckerynge his notes of remembrance in the Scott.
Q[ueen's] cause ; " 29 Sept. 1586, f. 60.
19. *' Seasons towching thexecucion of the Scott. Q.," f. 66.
20. Copy of the correspondence of Mary with Babington ; 26 June-3
Aug. 1686, f. 67. See Cotton MSS., Jul, P. vr., flf. 240, 241, 247;
Calig. B. v., f. 164; Calig. C. ix., fF. 238, 240.
21. '* Extract of a letter sent to Archebald Douglas [Scotch ambassador
in England] from his Kevew from Falkeland in Scotland," giving
an account of James's remarks on the reading of the ambassador's
letters; 22 Sept. 1687, f. 65.
22. '*The Chaancel[lor of Scojtland his aduertisment too Mr Ashebye
Embassador ther, Sept. 20, 1688," on terms of alliance with England,
f. 67.
23. Paper endorsed, '' The manifesto for the Earle of Shrewsbury : " a
correction by Francis Thynne of a statement made in his '* Continua*
tion of Holinshed's History of Scotland," printed in 1687, f. 69.
24. List of writings concerning the Queen of Scots, f. 70.
At the end is added a list of the papers contained in this volume,
ftnd ** found at Bardon." They belonged to WiUiam Leigh, of
Bardon, co. Somerset, who designed their publication, as appears
from a printed prospectus prefixed to them.
Paper; xvith cent. Polio.
Eg. 84S5* Praters, services for the dead, elc., chiefly in Latin, viz. : —
Calendar, f. 1. *' Septem pflalmi penitentiHles ; " with
Prayen of indulgence *^ coram Tiftione . litany, f. 35.
Oregoriana,** f. 14. ** Vigilie mortnorom," f. 65.
^ Omtionee quindecim diuinitas lenelate ; ** OommendationeB defonctorum," f. 118.
beate Brigitte," f. 16 b. I '* Een bedynghe die men leeen sal sJh
'^FmbIo domini noetri Jhesn GhriBti I men ten helighen aacrameniebegheeit
■eoundnm Johannem ; " with prayen, ; te ghaiie." Flemish, f. 143.
f. 28. '
Ba. MSS. — 1870. 3 R
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Hymn on the woundB of our I/ord ; with
prayers, f. 147.
'*Hore compassioniB beate Marie vir-
ginia," f. 155.
Hymn on the joya of the Virgin ; with
prayers, f. 158.
Memorials *'de resnrrectlone domini/'
" de Rancta trinitate," aud various
festivals, f. 171.
Memorials of saints, f. 195.
"Le maniere de vestir vng enfant:"
form of taking the veil. JFV. f. 218.
Servioe ''quant yngne reUgieuse esteo
▼notion," f. 219 b.
" Psalmes lee quelez on doit dire quant
on mft^t en terre vngne religieuae oa
▼ng chanone de MestineSy" f. 220.
Vellum; early xvith cent. With twenty-two miniatures of fine
execution by Flemish artists ; and borders of flowers, insects, and
jewels. The volnrae was prepared for the Abbey of Messines, near
Ypres, in West Flanders, as appears from the mbrio on f. 220,
and from the entry in the calendar, nnder the 8th Jannary, of the
anniversary of the Countess Adela [widow of Baldwin the Fiona,
Count of Flanders,] foundress of the Abbey. See Gramaje,
" Antiquitates Flandriee," p. 182. The dedication of the chnrch
and choir is entered under the feast of St. Matthew. Bound in
stamped leather, the pattern being in compartments with the in-
Boripton, ** Lvdovious Bloc ob laydem xpristi librvm hvnc recte
Hgavi." Duodecimo.
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AOQUIBED IN THB TEAB
187 1.
Xg. 2»126. Original letters, royal warrants, orders of oouncil, etc.,
on military and other affairs, found among the papers of, and partly
addressed to, Sir William Sydenham, Qovernor of the Isle of
Wight, etc. ; 1618-1656 :—
1. Warrants of James L to Sir Oliver St. John, Lord Deputy of Ire-
land, to admit Sir William Winsor and Henry Titch borne as
captains of foot vice Sir Thomas Phillips and Robert Gosnold ;
Westminster, 16 Deo. a* 16 [1618], 20 July, a* 18 [1620]. Signed.
ff. 4, 6.
2. Blank commissions in the regiment of Sir John Heale, Ent ; 1643.
Signed by William [Seymour], Marquess of Hertford [afterwards
Duke of Somerset], Lien tenant-General of the King's forces in the
west; with seals. On vellum, ff. 8, 9, 10.
3. Warrants and letter from [Bobert Devereux, Earl of] Essex,
Parliamentary Lieutenant- General, to Colonel William Sydenham,
GoTemor of Weymouth and Melcombe Begis; 18 June, 11, 20
July, 1644. Signed; with seals. The second warrant relates to Sir
Anthony Cooper [afterwards Earl of Shaftesbury], ff. 11, 12, 13.
4. The committee of both kingdoms to the committee of Dorset,
desiring them to provide money for completing and victualling the
fort at Weymouth; Derby House, 29 Aug. 1644. Sign^ by
A[lgemon Percy, Earl of] Northumberland and [Sir] John Maitland.
f. 15.
6. [Sir] Thomas Fairfax, General of the Parliament, to [Colonel William
Sydenham], GoTemor of Weymouth, desiring him to be in readi-
ness to march and to give notice to the garrison of Taunton of his
coming to their relief; Andover, 4 May, 1645. Signed, f. 17.
6. Warrant from [Sir] T[homa8] Fairfax to Colonels Charles Fleet-
wood and William Sydenham, authorising them to hold courts-
martial for the trial of offences against the act for taking free
quarters; Kensington, 1 Aug. 1649. Signed; with seal. f. 18.
3 R 2
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7. ** An act for repealing an ordinance and act of Parliament whereby
Sir Thomas Fairfax, now Thomas Lord Fairfax, was constituted
Commander in chief of the Parliament forces," etc. ; 26 Jnne, 1650.
Printed, t 19.
8. Order of the Council of State to Colonel Sydenham, Governor of the
Isle of Wight, to prepare for the reception of the children of Charles
I. at Carisbrooke Castle; Whitehall, 27 July, 1650. Signed by
John Bradshawe, President; with secU, f. 21.
9. Warrants from 0[liver] Cromwell, as Lord General, to Colonel Syden-
ham, Governor of the Isle of Wight, to hold courts-martial and to
raise recruits for sea-service; 21 June, 1652, 31 Mar. 1653.
Signed; the first with seal. ff. 23, 25.
10. Bartholomew Fillingham to , asking for information concern-
ing " Colonel Sidenham's accompt for ye foot companys ; "■ West-
minster, 20 June, 1654, f. 27.
11. Petition from Ames Short, clerk, to the Lord Protector Cromwell,
relative to the presentation to the church of Ashwater, co. Devon,
in dispute between himself and Benedict Morse; n.d. Signed.
With minute of reference to Sir John Coppleston, Ent., and others ;
Whitehall, 23 Nov. 1655. Signed ** Oliver P." f. 29.
12. Order of Oliver [Cromwell], Lord Protector, referring the above
dispute to arbitration ; Whitehall, 14 Mar. 1G55[6]. Signed; with
seal. f. 30.
13. Letters of Oliver [Cromwell], Lord Protector, appointing [Colonel]
William Sydenham, Governor of the Isle of Wight, efc., to be
Warden and Banger of the Forest and Master of the Game in the
Isle of Wight; Westminster, 15 July, 1656. Signed; with seal.
On vellum, f. 32.
Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 2,127. 1. Original letter from Charles [V., Emperor,] to Francis I.
of France; n.d. [Toledo, 25 Aug. 1525], Fr. Eolograjjh. f. 1.
See Bradford, " Correspondence of Charles V.," p. 146.
2. Fourteen original letters from [Henri] Justel [Koyal Librarian at
St. James's] to Sir Robert Southwell; [London, Mar. 168|]-18 Oct.
1688. Fr. Holograph; wiiii seals. 513-29.
Paper. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,128. " Divine appearances, or a very wonderful! account of tlie
dealings of God with Mrs. Agnes Beamount, who was afterwards
married to Mr. Stoiy a merchant at Highgate : " account by Agnes
Beamount [or Beaumont], living at Ed worth, near Biggleswade, ca
Bedford, hcfwshe incniTed her father's anger by riding to a meeting
behind John Bunyan and how, on his sudden death, she was accused
of poisoning him at Bunyan's instigation. " Taken from a coppy
transcribed from a MSS. in the hands of Mrp. Kenwrick at Bavant
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EGBRTON MSS.. 2,129—2,184. 981
[? Havani] in Hampshire." Frequently printed. Paper ; end of
xviith oent. Dnodecimo.
Sg. 2,129-2481. " ARCH.B0L0OICAL and historical notices of Qorleston,
in SnflFolk, and its immediate vicinity. By Dorcas Randall, of
Southtown, next Gorleston." Three volumes. Included are.
original indentures of apprenticeship, etc.y from the time of Charles [.
n. Paper. The printed title-page bears the date 1863. Folio.
Fr<m the Farnborough Fund,
Sg. 2,182. Coloured drawings of British, Roman, and other anti-
quities, stated to have been found at Grorleston, co. Suflfolk ; by W.
E. Randall. At the beginning of the volume are three letters
from Charles John Palmer to D. A. Gourlay, in which the authen-
ticity of the drawings is questioned ; Great Yarmouth, 1, 26 Sept.,
25 Oct. 1855, ff. 1, 3, 4. Paper; zixth cent. Qnarta Dram the
Famboraugh Fund.
Eg. 2,138. Oriqinal bonds, receipts, and other legal documents, re-
lating to the families of Champneys, Yaughan, Ayloflfe, and others,
and to property in Somerset, Cardigan, London, and elsewhere ;
1560-1750. Paper. Folio. From the Famboraugh Fund.
Xg. 2,184. MiscEiXANEOUS political and other papers, commissions,
policies of insurance, etc. ; 1618-1817. Included are : —
1. Licence from James I. to John Syms to fell trees on his land at
Marston Bigod, co. Somerset, within the royal forest of Frome
Selwood; Westminster, 16 May, aM6 [1618J. Signed; with seal.
Countersigned by [William Herbert, Earl of] Pembroke [Lord
Chamberlain and Chief Ranger]. On vellum, f 2.
2. Commission from Charles II. to William Hamilton, of Caledon,
Ireland, as captain of foot vice Seafould Gibson, late governor of
Drogheda; Whitehall, 25 Jan. 167i. Signed; countersigned by
[Henry Bennet, Earl of] Arlington [Secretary of State]. On vellum.
f.4.
8. " Vox popnli, vox Dei : or England's general lamentation for the
dissolution of the Parliament"*. . . . "Printed for T. B. in the
year 1681," f. 5.
4. Commission from [James Butler, Duke of] Ormonde, Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland, to John Hamilton, as captain of a militia troop
of horse vice Sir George Acheson ; Dublin, 16 Mar. 168}. Signed;
with seal. f. 7.
5. Agreement between the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's and John
Yaughan relative to the payment by the latter of fines and
quit-rent for the manor of Mucking, co. Essex; 11 June, 1741,
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Signed by Jo[8eph Butler, Bishop of] Bristol, Dean of St Paul's,
Robert Tyrwbit, Kesidentiary, and J. Vaiighan. f. 14.
6. *' Address of the merchants and other loyal inhabitants of the city
of New York" to the Hon. John Yaughan, "Major General of his
Majesty's forces in North America;" 20 Aug. 1779. Signed, t 34.
7. Warrant of George III. authorizing Major-Geneial John Yaughan,
commanding the forces in the Leeward and Caribbee Islands, to
hold courts-martial, e<c. ; St James's, 24 Mar. 1781. Signed; with
seal. Countersigned by [Lord] George [Sackville] Germain [Secretary
for the Colonies], f. 41.
8. Instructions to Admiral Sir George Bridges Kodney, Bart., and
Major-General [John] Yaughan, commanders-in-chief in the Lee-
ward Islands, relative to the disposal of property captured in the
Dutch islands of St. Eustatius, St. Martin, and Saba ; St. James'st
31 Mar. 1781. Signed by George III. ; with seal f. 43.
9. Petitions of John [Busaell], Duke of Bedford, and others to George IIL,
for power to erect in the Green Park a building of the nature of an
Academy of Arts; circa 1765. Copies. fF. 46, 46.
10. Appointment of William Morland and Thomas Hammersley as
receivers of the duchy of Cornwall; 20 Oct. 1789, 20 Sept. 1790.
Signed by George, Prince of Wales ; with seals, ff. 60, 65.
11. Bond from George, Prince of Wales, Frederick, Duke of York, and
William Henry, Duke of Clarence, to Nathaniel Parker Forth fur
the repayment, with interest, of £500 ; 20 Sept. 1790. Signed ;
with seals. On vellum, f. 64.
12. Circular letter of Henry Dundas [Secretary of State, afterwards
Yiscount Melville] to [Lords-Lieutenant of counties], transmitting a
royal proclamation of 21 May, 1792, against '* wicked and seditious
writings; *' Whitehall, 26 May, 1792. Signed. I 69.
13. " Proclamation du conseil executif provisoire de la nation Fran-
9oise;" 25 Aug. 1792. Printed, f. 72.
14. Warrant to the Earl of Lisbume, Lord-Lieutenant of Caixiigan,
to embody the militia of his county ; St James's, 15 May, 1793.
Signed by George III., countersigned by Henry Dundas ; with seaL
f. 73.
15. Agreement between Bichard Brinsley Shendan, on behalf of the
proprietors of Drury Lane Theatre, and William Taylor, proprietor
of the King's Theatre, Haymarket, for the performance of operas
in the.latter house; 27 July, 1792. Signed, f. 75.
Paper and vellum. Folio. From the Famborough Fund.
Eg. 2,135. Original letters and papers relating to militaiy and naval
operations in North America and the West Indies; 1762-1795.
Included are : — _
1. *' Capitulation demanded by the inhabitants of the island of
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983
Martinique/' with the amended terms granted by Admiral Q. B.
Bodney and Major-General Rob. Monckton ; 7 Feb. 1762. Coj^.
f. 1.
2. "A real churohman " to Vardill, on the popular diRtnrbanoes
at New York, etc.; New York, 2 May, 1775, f. 5.
d. *' Journal of the operations of the American [royal] army under
General Sir William Howe;" 7 Mar.-26 Dec. 1776, ff. 7, 9.
4b "A plan for the military opeiations in America;" circa 1778,
f.l4.
5. Letters to [ Wilmot Vaughan, Earl of Lisbume] from : —
[Ueut-Golonel] J[o0eph] FergiMon
[27th Begt.]; Bt. Lucia, eU„ 22
Apr.-20 June, 1780, ff. 105, 128, 133,
138.
[Lieut] J[ohn] Brooks [46th Begt.];
Barbadoes, St. Eustatius, 30 Deo.
1780, 7 Feb. 1781, ff. 149, 152.
[Lord] George [Saokriile] Gtormain;
[Londou], 17 May, 1781, f. 179.
[Sir] George Jaokson [Secretary to the
Admiralty] ; Admiralty, 22 Aug. 1776,
f. 19.
; Staten Island, 1 July, 1777, f. 22.
[Lieut, afterwards Admiral,] George
Bowen; Delaware River, St Lucia,
Antigua, 24 Oct 1777, 3 Apr. 1779,
11 Nov. 1780, ff. 86, 48, 142.
Alexander Bradshaw ; Barbadoes, Anti-
gua, 17 Feb., 9 Mar. 1780. ff. 90, 94.
6. Journal of the expedition up the North Eiver, New York ;
4-9 Oct. 1777, f. 30.
7. " General ideas for the attack of the new rebel fort [at West Point]
in the Highlands," by Andrew Durnford, Sub-Engineer and
AsBistant-Deputy-Quartermaster-General ; New York, 21 Apr. 1778,
f. 41.
8. [Lord] George Germain fafterwardg Sackville, Secretary for the
Golonie0].to Major-General [James] Grant, commanding an expedition
against St. Lucia ; Whitehall, 29 July, 1778, 2 June, 1779. CopieM,
ff. 45, 52.
9. Copies of letters, articles, ete,y relative to the surrender of the
island of Grenada to the French by Lord Macartney ; 3-5 July,
1779, ff: 54-72.
10. Letters to Major-General the Hon. John Vaughan, commanding
in the Leeward Islands, etc,, from : —
[Jeffery Amherst, Lord] Amherst [Gene-
ral, oommander-in-ciiief] ; Whitehall,
28 Mar. 1781, ff. 157, 158.
[Oaptain] H[enry] Sheridan [New York
Volunteers]; Savannah, 24 July, 1779,
f. 73.
[Admiral Sir] G[eorge] B[ridgee] Bod-
ney ; St. Lucia, 4 Jan. 1780, 4 Jan.
1781, ff 82, 151.
[Lord] George Germain; Whitehall,
4 Jan. 1780-4 Apr. 1781. ff. 83.85,
109, 114, 117. 130, 140, 147, 154, 164,
168.
G[harle8] Jenkinson [afterwards Earl of
Liverpool] ; War Office, 4 Deo. 1780,
f. 145.
[Colonel] A[nthony] St. Leger [86th
Regt.] ; St. Lucia, 14 May, 1781, f. 172.
[Lieut.-General Lord] Adam Gordon
Newcastle, 27 May, 1781, f. 180.
W. Hoghton; Barbadoes, 9, 10 Mar.
1782. ff. 199, 202.
Charles Hall, M.D., late hospital sur-
geon at Jamaica; Nantwich, 3 July,
1795, f. 207.
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EGEBTON MSS., 2,186—2487.
11. [Major-General J. Yaughan to Lord George Germain] ; Barbndoes,
Antigua, St. Lucia, 14 Feb.-28 Mar. 1780. Copies, ff. 88, 98, 101.
12. [Brigadier-General] G[abriel] Christie to Gglonel [Joseph]
Ferguson, Adjutant-General in the Leeward Islands; Antigua^
30 Apr., 30 May, 1781, ff. 170, 182.
13. [Colonel] A[nthony] St. Leger to Colonel J. Ferguson; Mome
Fortune, St. Lucia, 18, 21, 23 June, 1781, ff. 185, 187, 189.
14. Lieut.- Colonel James Cockburn, 35th Begt., to Brigadier-General
Christie; St. Eustatius, 27 Nov. 1781, f. 196.
15. Account of the battle of Long Island, New York, 27 Aug. 1776,
f. 193.
16. Memorial of the services of Sir James Wright, Bart., late Governor
of Georgia, addressed to William Pitt ; London, 1785, £ 205.
Paper. Folio. From the Famhorough Fund,
Eg. 2,136, 2,137. Original letters of Englibh statehmen and many
others to Sir Francis Dashwood, Bart, aftei-wards Lord le Despenoer,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, etc., Wilmot Yaughan, Earl of Lis-
bume. Lord of the Admiralty, «tc., and others, including a large
number on legal business addressed to William Sleigh and other
attorneys; 1734^-1847. Two volumes. In Vol. i. is an unsigned
letter to Edward Vaughan; [London], 29 May, [1660], f. 1. The
names of the wiiters of the more important letters are —
Vol. T.; 1734^1786:—
George [Bubb] Dodington [afterwardB
Lord Meloombe] ; 7 Jan. 1755, 3 June,
1762, n.d., flt 9. 44, 156.
[Willi* m Wildman Barrington, Viscount]
Harrington [Secretary at Wur]; 12 Jan.
1760-2 Sept. 1771, ff. 12, 82, 69, 121,
128.
W[illiam] Bladutone [D.C.L., afterwards
Justice of the Common Pleas]; Ox-
ford, 4 June, 1760, f. 14.
[John Stnart, Earl of] Bute [Secretary
of State, etc.']; [May, 17C1], 13 May,
X768. ff. 20. 71.
[Richard Grenville, Eail] Temple;
Stowe, 29 Oct 1761, 1, 6 Jnne, 1762,
ff. 24, 40. 45.
John Wilkes; Winchester, 28 May,
17 June, 1762, ff. 29. 49.
[John Montagu, Earl of] Sandwich [First
Lord of the Admiralty]; 1 June,
1 Nov. 1763. 22 Mar. 1784, ff. 74, 85.
248.
George Grenville [First Lord of the
Treasury] ; 5 Aug., 2 Sept. 1768, ff. 76,
79.
[Augustus Henry Fitzroy, Duke of]
Grufton [First Lord of the Treasury] ;
20 Aug. 1767-24 Aug. 1769, ff. 99,
108, 115, 118.
[Charles Pmt% Lord, afterwards Earl,
Camden] Lord Chancellor; 29 Deo.
1767. f. 114.
[Frederic North, Lord] North [after-
wards Earl of GuilfonL, First Lord of
t»ie Treasury, cfc]; 9 Feb. 1768-
23 July, 1786, ff. 116, 166, 213, 241,
273, 276.
[George Townshend, Yimount] Towns-
hend [Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland];
Leixlip, 4 Aug. 1770, f. 119.
W[iniam] J[ohn8on] Temple [LL3.,
rector of Mamhoad, Deyon, and vicar
of Si Gluvias, Cornwall]: Mamhead,
St Gluvias, 12 May, 1772-20 Nor.
1780, ff. 125-184.
[Lord] George [Sackville] Germain;
12 Mar., 11 Apr. 1779, ff. 141, 142.
[William Talbot, Earl] Talbot; n.d,
[1762], f. 149.
[William I^ygou, Lord, afterwards Earl]
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EGERTON MSS., 2,186— 2,188.
985
. Beandiamp; liondon, 29 July, «.a.,
9 May, 1788, ff. 152, 226.
C[barle8] Jenkineon [afterwards Earl of
Liverpool. Secretary at War]; War
Office. 3 Jan. 1781, f. 170.
[Sir] George JAckson [Under-Secretary
to the Admiralty]: 18 May, 1781-
28 July, 1784, ff. 183, 195-204, 252.
[Colonel] A[nlhony] St. Leger [86th
Begt.]; St. Lucia, 17 May, 1781,
f. 193.
'William Eden [afterwards Lord Au-^k-
land] : Beokenham, 5 Oct 1782, f. 211.
J[<^n Moore, Archbishop of] Canterbury,
Elect; London, 22 Apr. 1783, n.d,,
ff. 221, 239.
[William Henry Cavendish Benlinck,
Duke of] Portland [First Lord of the
Vol. II.; 1787-1847:—
[Frederick North, Lord] North ; London,
2 Feb. 1787, f. 3.
[John Hussey Delaval, Lord] Delaval;
London, 19 July, 1787, f. 11.
[William Henry Cavendish Bentinok,
Duke of] Portland; London, etc.,
21 Deo. 1787-21 May, 1796, ff. 24, 85,
47, 50, 59, 87. 119, 120. 142, 161.
[Admiral Sir George Bridges Bodney,
Lord] Rodney ; [May, 1787], 7 Sept.
1788, n.d., ff. 29, 45. 46.
[Sir] John Eden [Bart.]; Windlestone,
20 Apr. 1789, f. 37.
W[ilUam] Pitt [First Lord of the Trea-
sury]; 13 Nov. 1788, f. 48.
BobertAberdein; London, E4her,6 Apr.
1789, 17 Nov. 1791, ff. 55, 112.
[Lieut.-Colonel the Hon.] Colin Lind»ay
[4CthBegt]; Drogheda, 5 July, 1789,
f. 60.
[Lieut.-General] Eyre Massey ; London,
19 Deo. 1789, 1 Jan. 1790, 22 May,
1794, ff. 76, 93, 140.
Treasury] ; Chiswick, 26 Aug., 14 Sept.
1783, 10 June, 1786, ff. 224, 225, 274.
[Alexander Wedderbum, Lord] Lough-
borough [afterwards Earl of Bosslyn,
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas
and Commissioner of the Oreat Seal] ;
Mitoham, 16 Oct. 1783, f. 230.
C[harles] J[ames] Fox [Secretary of
State]; London, 25 Nov. 1783, f. 232.
[Thomas Townnhend, Lord, afterwards
Visiount,] Sydney [Secretary of State] ;
Whitehnll, 31 Dec. 1783, f. 237.
B[iohard] Tickell [Commissioner of
Stamps]; Stamp Office, 13 Jan.,
19 Dec. 1786, ff. 268, 284.
M[ark] Noble [D.D.,F.S.A.] ; Aylesbury
House, near Birmingham, 2 Feb. 1786,
f. 270.
Edmund Burke ; n.d, Idroa May, 1781],
ff. 80, 81, 82.
[Frederick Au^nutus Hervey, Earl of]
Bristol; Plymouth, 24 Mar. 1792,
f. 116.
[Horace Walpole, Earl of] Orford;
Strawberry HiU, 17 Sept. 1792, f. 121.
James Boswoll; Bickham, near Ply-
mouth, 21 Sept. 1792, f. 123.
[Jeffery Amherst, Lord] Amherst [Gene-
ral, commander-in-oliief] ; London,
10 Sept 1794, f. 144.
[Lieut.-General Sir] C[harle8] Grey
[afterwards Karl Grey] ; London,
4 Apr. 1795, f. 153.
B[ichard] B[rinsley] Sheridan ; [8 Sept.
17981 26 May, Ii.o., ff. 170, 172, 174,
175.
H[enry] Beeke [D.D., afterwards Dean
of Biistol]; London, 1 Aug. 1805,
f. 193.
[Admiral Sir] W[il1iam] Sidney Smith ;
London, 26 Dec. [180]5, f. 195.
Paper. Folio. From the Famiborough Fund,
Eg. 2,138. *' A BREViAT of all the Statutes since the fourth of King
Charles the first untili the 32' of Charles j^ Second." The statutes
compiised are actually from 16 Chas. I. cap. 6 to 13 and 14 Chas. II.
cap. 3. At the end, f. 39 b, is, in another hand, a scheme of nativity
of K. Lister, born in 1702. Paper ; end of xviith cent. Belonging
in 1720 to William Lfllforth. Duodecimo. From the Fanibarough
Fuind.
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980 BGEBTON MSS., 3,139-8,146.
Sg. 2,189. MiflBal of an English use, in a shoi-tened form. Lai. The
contents are : —
1. Calendar, with entries of English saints and obits, etc., of members
of the families of Mervjn and Dauntesej, inserted in the early part
of the xvith cent., f. 2.
2. Offices from Advent to Epiphany, including that of St. Thomas of
Canterbury, f. 8.
8. Order and Canon of the Mass, with prefaces, f. 23.
4. Masses of the Virgin at various seasons, for brethren and sisters, for
the dead, etc., f. 32.
In the lower margin of f. 20 is a prayer for the soul of Ambrose
Dawntesey, and in that of f. 41 directions for praying for the souls
of other members of the same family and of the families of Wellysley,
Marvyn, etc. On f. 41 b are entered medical recipes and weather
prognostications.
Vellum ; early xvth cent. In the original wooden boards covered
with sheepskin. Small Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,140. Original poems, letters, etc., of David Service, shoemaker,
of Yarmouth; 1799-1827. Paper. Tolio. From Ois Farnbonmgh
Fund.
Eg. 2,141-2,144. "Historical memoirs of my own time," by Sir Natha-
niel William Wraxall, Bart, ; with an introduction, dated Charlton,
near Cheltenham, 15 May, 1825. The autograph copy, with nume*
reus erasures and corrections, of the author's " Posthumous Memoixs,**
. extending from 1784 to 1789, published in 1836, 3 voll. 8vo., in
continuation of his " Historical Memoirs," 1772-1784, published in
1815, 2 volL 8vo. Four volumes. At the end of Vol. ii. are the
originals of the letters of Barons von Seckendorf, Billow, and
Lichtenstein relating to Caroline Matilda of Brunswick, Queea of
Denmark, 1775-1777, printed as an appendix to the published
work, vol. iii. p. 375. Paper. Folio and Small Quarto. From the
Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,145. '• Thb history of the life of Philip de Momay, Seigneur da
Plessis Marly," etc. ; translated by Brian Fairfax from the •* Histoire
de la Vie de Messire Pbilippes de Momay " [by David Lioques],
printed at Leyden in 1647. Autograph; with the translator's dedi-
cation to the Prince of Omnge, and indexes, and the date at the end,
York, 2 Feb. 168^. Included also, in the hand of Brian Fairfieix,
are : — A translation of the preface and conclusion of De Momay's
** Answer to the book published by the Bishop of Eureux upon the
Conference at Fontainebleau, May 4, 1600," t 263 ;— «nd an
abridgment in English of the first two books of the life of Philippe
de Momay, dated Lambeth, 21 Jan. [16]9f, f. 266. Paper. In
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E6BR1X)N MSS.. 2446—2,148. 987
the original tooled yellnin binding. Folio. Fnm the Fanmiborimgh
And.
Bg. 2446. Poems by Brian Fairfttx, with coUections by the same
chieflj relating to his own family. Autograph, Inclnded are : —
1. Stanzas entitled *' The Vocal Oak : npon cutting down the woods at
Nun Appleton, 1679;" followed by an "Epitaph on Thomas, Lord
Fairfax," a Latin poem in honour of the same, rerses addressed to
Dr. Bobert Wittey, and other pieces, f. 2.
2. Extracts from printed and other sources relating to the family of
Fairfax ; with pedigrees, genealogical notes, etc,, including (f. 27)
" The pedegree of y* femily of Fairfax by C[harles] F[airfejx de
Menston," ff. 12-14, 22 b-50, 62, 66.
3. Pedigrees and genealogical notes of the &milies of BuUen, Carey,
Beaufort, and Somerset, ff. 14b~21.
4. Notes on York Minster, and " reputed valine of some liueings [in
Yorkshire] and their patrons," f. 58.
5. ** Verses of Robert Watts, a shoemaker of Shipton Mallet ^in
Somersetshire, concerning the Cloth trade," f. 54 b.
6. Notes on the name of Brian, f. 64 b.
7. Anecdote of a mad woman in Bedlam recognizing her son, related
to B. Fairfax by Archbishop Tillotson, 18 July, 1691, f. 68 b.
Paper ; end of the xviith cent. Folio. From the Farnborough JFVmi.
Eg. 2,147. Traksc&uts of charters relating to the family of Fairfax,
of CO. York; tempp. Hen, IIL-Edw. IV. Lat. and Fr. Paper;
XTiith cent. Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,148. I. " A BOOKK of the trauaile and lief of me [Sir] Thomas
Hoby, with diuerse thinges woorth the notinge ; ** 1547-1564.
Autograph ; with marginal notes by William Andrew, and an index
at the end of the volume. The contents are : —
1. Journal of travels in France, the Low Countries, Germany, and
Italy, with copies of inscriptions aud epitaphs ; 1547-1550, f. 5 b.
2. Account of his entry into the service of William Parr, Marquess of
Northampton, on 1 Jan. 1551, and of his accompanying him to
Ghateaubriant in May, 1551, on an embassy to present the insignia
of the Garter to Henry II. of France, f. 97.
3. Notices of political and personal events and of journeys to Paris
and thence to the emperor's court at Brussels, including a review
of continental affairs, ^* the names of the princes and noblemenn of
iSraunce, with the bandes of menu of armes of their retinue," an
account of the niarriage of Horatio Famese with [Diane d'Angou-
Idme], natural daughter of Henry II. of France, and, at the end,
oopicH of <* a dialogue of the communication betwext the ladie Jane
Duddley and Mr. Fecknam" [John de Feokenham, afterwards
Abbat of Westminster], of " an exhortation written by the Ladye
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Jane the night before she suffred, in the latter end of a great testa-
ment sent for a token to the Ladie Catharin [Herbert] her sjater/*
and of '* the woordes of the Ladie Jane to the people in the tower
before she snffiid " ; 1552-1554, f. 110 b.
4. ** My brothers [Sir Philip Hoby] ioumey into Italy," accompanied
by the writer, through the Low Countries and Germany to Inns-
bruck and thence to Padua and Verona, with the return journey to
England by Mayence, Antwerp, and Brussels ; 1555. Included is
an account, in Laiin and Italian, of the baths at *' Caldero betddes
Verona." f. 144.
5. Brief notices of personal, family, and public events; 1556-1564,
f. 176 b.
II. 1. " An exhortaciou unto death giuen to my lord and master the
Lo[rd] Euseell, when he laye upon his death bedd in London, by
Doctour [Alexander] Nowell, Deane of Faules, 1584 ; " with a notice
of the death, 23 July, 1584, of John, Lord Eussell, who married
Elizabeth, widow of Sir Thomas Hoby. In the handwriting of
William Andrew, f. 183 b.
2. "A description of the state of Italy ; " [1591], In another hand,
f. 186.
At f. 1 b is a table of the descendants of Sir Thomas Hoby to 1766.
Paper. Small Quarto.
Eg. 2>149-2,163. CoLLficrriONS for the illustration of the life and works
of Thomas Moore, by Edward Haleigh Moran; consisting of
cuttings from periodical publications, adveitisements, reviews,
notices from printed books, engraved portraits, etc. Printed and
manuscript. Five volumes. In Vol. ii. is an original letter firom
Thomas Moore to E. R. Moran; Sloperton, 12 Dec. 1842, f. 191.
Paper. Octavo and Quarto. From the Famboraugh Fund.
Eg. 2,154. Collections by Edward Baleigh Moran relating to Charles
Dickens and Douglas Jerrold ; consisting chiefly of cuttings from
newspapers, etc. Paper. Quarto. From the Farnborongh Fund.
Eg. 2,156. Amatory and other verses by Edward Baleigh Moran ;
mostly dated in 1838» 1839. Autograph. Paper. Octavo. From
the Famhorough Fund.
Eg. 2,156. Note-book of anecdotes, reminiscences, etc., by Edward
Ealeigh Moran ; partly in the form of an occasional journal iii the
years 1827-1836. Paper. Oblate Octavo. From the Famborough
Fund.
Eg. 2,157. Original letters addressed to Sir James Porter, ambassador
at Constantinople and minister plenipotentiary at Brussels, on
public and private affairs; 1758-1776. The names of the writers
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will be found in the index. A large number of letters are from
Sir Joseph Yorke [afterwards Lord Dover], envoy at the Hague.
Paper. Folio. Fnm ihe Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,168. NiNi!: original letters to Elizabeth Inchbald from Richard
Lovell Edgeworth, F Edgeworth, his wife, Maria Edgeworth,
his daughter, and Charles Sneyd Edgeworth, his son ; Edgeworth*s
town, etc., 2 Oct. 1809-21 May, 1817. Paper. Folio. From the
Farnborough Fund.
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AOQUIBED IN THE YEA.R
1872.
Eg. 2,169. Origistal letters, eic,, chiefly of, or relating to, composerB,
musicians, and singers ; 1578-1860 : —
1. Writ of precipe to the Sheriff of Norfolk for the observance by Sir
Thomas Gresham and Anne, his wife, of an agreement with John
Weld relatiye to a moiety of the manor of Loddon Bacon's, etc. ;
Westminster, 28 Mar. 20 Eliz. [1678]. Lat. Vellnm. f. 1.
2. Acquittance from Anthoine Boesset, *' maistre en la mueicque de
la chambre du Boy,*' for 105 livres *' pour Tentretenement d'un
enfant estant pres de luy seruant a la dicte musicque ; " 5 July,
1614. Fr, Signed. Vellum, f. 2.
3. Order of [Philip Herbert, Earl of] Montgomery [Lord Chamberlain]
to Sir Bevis Thelwall, Knt., Clerk of the Wardrobe, to prepare a bill
for a warrant for two several liveries of £16 2s. 6d. yearly to Henry
Fe[r]rabo8co, one of the royal musicians, in place of Alfonso Fe[r]ra-
bosco ; Whitehall, 20 Mar. 1627 [8]. Signed, f. 3.
4. Acquittance from Paul Auget, *' surintandant de la musicque de la
chfljnbre du roy," for 62 livres 10 sols, a quarter's salary ; 11 May,
1630. Fr. Signed. Vellum, f . 4.
5. Acquittance from Henri de Bailly, '' surintandant de la musique
de la chambre du roy," for 105 livres, a month's salary ; Paris, 2
Apr. 1634. Fr. Signed. Vellum, f. 6.
6. VVarrant from the parliamentary committee of the Revenue to
Thomas Fauconbridge, Beceiver-General, to pay Andrea Laneire
[Laniire or Lanieri], *'one of his Majesty's musique," £10, on
account of arrears of wages ; Westminster, 15 Deo. 1645. Signed
by [Sir] Henry Mildmay, J[ohn] Gljnne, Denis Bond, and others.
Followed by receipts, etc., of Andrea, Clement, and John Lanier ;
20 Dec. 1646, 5, 13 Nov. 1649. f. 6.
7. Warrant from Charles IL to Sir Edward Griffin, Knt., Treasurer of
the Chamber, for the payment, notwithstandiDg recent retrench-
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mentB, of gentlemeo-ushers and others, and of the royal muBicians ;
Whitehall, 21 Feb. 166f. Signed; with seal Followed by a list
of the royal mnsiciana f. 11.
8. Bills for music, properties, etc., at Drury Lane Theatre ; 9 Jan.
1713[4]-9 Mar. 1716[7.]- Signed by C[olley] Gibber, Robert Wilks,
and B[arton] Booth, ff. 15-40.
9. J[ean] C[hriHtophe] l^epusoh to the Bev. Dr. Baxter ; Canons, 3
Jan. 172f Fr. I 41.
10. Alfonso Ferrabosoo to " Mr. Piter ; " n.d [ante Mar. 1628], f. 48.
11. [James Brydges, Ist Duke of] Ghandos, to ; [4 Jan.]-10Mar.
173*, ff. 44-60.
12. Acqnittanne from Mathien Dubonrg, violinist, to Thomas Waite
for £20, for " His Majesty's birthday musick perform'd at y* castle ;**
30 Oct. 1762, f. 51.
13. John Beard, actor and singer, to Thomas Hull and bis wife ; Bose
Hill, 12 Jan. [1779], 18 Aug. 1786. The first letter contains an
epitaph in verse on John Dnnstall, comedian, ff. 62, 66.
14. [James Brydges, 3rd Duke of] Ghandos, to ; Minohenden House,
18 July, 1780, f. 64.
15. George III. to [Francis Godolphin Osborne, Marquess of] Car-
marthen [Chamberlain of the Queen*s household], relative to concerts
at the palace and in Westminster Abbey, etc. ; St. James's, Windsor,
Queen's House, 23 Mar., 5 Sept. 1786, 27 Feb. 1790. Holograph, ff.
57, 59, 61.
16. Thomas Lawrence [afterwards President of the Roj^al Academy]
to [Thomas Phillips, K.A.] ; [Mar. 1794], n.d., ff. 63, 86.
17. £[]izabeth] Billitigton-Felissent to Denis O'brien; Blackheath,
[1 July, 1801], f. 64 ;— to Thomas Hill ; [1 Oct. 1801], f. 66.
18. Sfamuel] Wesley to the Kev. C. J. Smyth: [London], 10 Jan.
1810, f. 68 ;— to William Shield; [London], 12 Sept. 1815, f. 70,—
to Alfred Pettet ; London, 29 Julj', 1816, 29 Sept. [181-], 8 Mar.
[1824], ff. 72, 74, 76.
19. Ferdinand Paer to Madame ; Paris, 24 Xov. 1816, 19 Deo.
SA Fr. ff. 78, 84.
20. Charasson to [Angelica] Catalani; Lyon, 9 Mar. 1818. Fr.
f. 79.
21. F[erdinand] de Valabr^ie to [Antonio] Benelli ; 3 Jan. 1822.
Fr. f. 80.
22. A[ngelica] de Valabr^gue [nee Catalani] to her husband, F. de
Valabr^gue ; [Aug. 1833 ?]. Ital. f. 82.
23. [Maria Luigi Carlo] Cherubini to ; n.d. Fr. f. 85.
24. Robert Southey to [George Offer], relative to an alleged Dutch
original of Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress;" Keswick, 16 Apr. 1829,
f. 88.
25. Edmund Kean to R. Philips ; 5 June, [1829], f. 89.
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26. [Sir] P[ayid] Brewster to [Michael] Fataday ; Belleville hj Kin-
gussie, 4 Nov. 1833, f. 92.
27. Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy to George Hogarth,. eDclosing a
testimonial ;. Berlin, 11 July, 1838, f. 94.
28. [Sir] Henry B[owley] Bishop to Mackinlay ; Windsor, 3 Sept.
1840, f. 96.
29. [Gaetano] Donizetti to Maggioni ; Paris, 16 Aug. [1841]. Ilal
f. 100.
30. Richard Wagner to Messrs. Breitkopf and Hftrtel, of Leipzig ;
Dresden, 24 Jan. 1844. Germ. f. 102.
31. Maria Piccolomini to M. Maggioni ; Turin, 12 Nov. 1855. lUd.
f. 104.
32. G[iulia] Grisi to Willert ; 10 July, *.a. lial f. 106.
33. Clara Novello to ; St. Didier, 2 Aug. 1860, f. 110.
Paper. Folio. From the Farvhoraugh Fund.
Eg. S,160. ** An abstract state of the revenue of the Duchy of Lan-
caster, and also a list of the several offices held by patent under the
duchy seal and of the livings in the gift of the Chancellor, Jan',
1805." The list of offices includes the names of the then holders
and their salaries, and that of the livings the names of incumbents
and the reputed value. Paper. Folio. JFVom the Farnboremgh
Fund.
Eg. 2,161. QuAKTERiNQS of anus, in pen and ink, of Norfolk families
and of English peers, by Thomas Sterling ; with an index of
families prefixed. Paper. With the names Thomas Starling, Jan.
1689[90] and C. Capon, 1792, on the fly-leaf. Small Quarto. Fnm
ihe Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,162. Arms, in colours and emblazoned, of the English nobility
from the Conquest to drca 1572; apparently by <' Aug[ustine]
Styward ** or Steward, whose name and arms are on the fly-leaves.
A person of the name was mayor of Norwich in 1534, 1546, 1556,
and was alive in 1570 [see Blomefleld's " History of Norfolk," iii.
219, 277, iv. 255]; another, son of Simeon Steward of Lakenheatb,
00. Suffolk, was a member of the Inner Temple in 1573 [see Add.
MS. 16,644, f. 70]. Paper; xvith cent. Large Folio.
Eg. 2,163. Leotionaby from the Gospels, in Oreek ; accentuated for
chanting. Vellum; late xiith cent. With titles in gold, initiala
in gold and colours, and at the beginning, on a gold ground,
medallion miniatures, much worn, of Christ and the four Elvangelista.
Small Folio. JFVom the Farnborough Fund,
Eg. 2,164. Fragment of " the abstracte or brefe dedaracion of all and
singuler lordshippis, manners, landes," etc, ** apperteignyng vnto
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the late attaynted monastery of Colchester, sumeyed by Biohard
Pollerd aad Thomas Moyle, esqniers, generall snrueyers of the
kingis landes;" circa 1540. The first skin of a vellum roll, 2 ft.
9i in. X 1 ft 11 in., having at the top a drawing of the judge
riding out of the town after the trial for treason of the last abbat,
John Beohe, whose exeoution [1 Deo. 1539] is represented in the
distance. From the Farnboraugh Fund.
Kg. 2,165. AooouNT by Sir Joshua Reynolds of a tour in Holland and
Belgium in 1781, with remarks on pictures, a character of Bubens,
etc. Partly autograph, partly a copy with corrections by himself.
Later corrections and notes have been added by £dmond Malone,
by whom the work was edited, " Works of Sir J. Beynolds," 1797,
vol. ii. p. 1. Paper. With book-plate of [the Bev. Albert] Beynolds
Palmer. Folio. From the Fctmborough Fund.
Kg. 2,166. Nineteen original letters from the Bev. George North,
the antiquary, to the Bev. Bobert Masters, author of the '* History
of the College of Corpus Ghristi, Cambridge ; " Codicote, 30 Apr.
1748-13 Dec. 1751. Paper. Qnuix). From the Farnboraugh Fund.
Kg. 2,167. "Journals of Simon Clements," etc., viz. — ^** Of what I
found remarkable in my travailing with my Lord Peterborow to
Vienna ; " 13 Jan.-25 Feb. 1710[1], f. 2 ;— " Of my travails into y*
Lower Hungary, Sclavonia. Croatia, Friuli, Camiola and Stiria ; "
19 July-30 Sept 1715, £.12 ;— " Of my travels from Vienna through
Austria, Bavaria, the Upper and Lower Saxony and Westphalia,
into Holland;" 11 Nov. 1715-1 Feb. 1716, f. 30. Autograph. See
Sloane MS. 3,811. Paper. Small Quarto.
Kg. 2,168. Papers relating to the family of Penn ; temp. Charles I.-
1734:—
i.^'A catalogue of parchments and papers" of Sir William Penn,
relative to property in Ireland ; temp. Chas. L, f. 1.
2. Accounts between Charles Jones and William Penn, sen., relative
to the portion due from the former on his daughter's marriage with
William Penn, jun. ; Bristol, 19 July, 1699, f. 3.
3. Petition of Hannah, wife of William Penn, and creditors of the
same to (}eoi^ L for the completion of an agreement '* for an
allowance to him of 12000* upon a surrender of the government"
of Pennsylvania; [circa 1715], f. 5.
4. Ferdinand John Paris to John Penn in Pennsylvania, on legal
business, including a suit with Lord Baltimore; London, 7 Nov.
1734, f. 7.
Paper. Folio.
BO. M8S.~1872. ♦ 3 8
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994 EGEBTON MSS., 2,189—2,177.
Eg. 2,169. 1. Account of expenses of Angelica EanfPmann, including
payments for pictures, etc,; Borne, Naples, 16 Nov. 1782-20 Jan.
1795. Ital. f. 1.
2. " Nota delle stampe vendute appartenente al legato lasciato dalla fa
Signora Angelica Kaufl&nann ; " 28 Mar. 1812-10 Oct. 1816, f. 26.
3. ''Nota delle pagamenti fatti al legato per meezo del fratello
Casimir Kauffmann ; " 1812-1826, f. 29.
Paper. Small Quarto.
Eg. 2,170-2,176. Original correspondence of GleorgeBubb[afterwaTd8
Dodington and Lord Melcombe] during his residence as Envoy
Extraordinary in Spain, comprising letters to and from Secretaries
and Under-Secretaries of State, Envoi's to foreign courts, Cardinal
Francisco del Giudioe and Count [afterwards Cardinal] Julio
Alberoni, Spanish prime ministers, and others, with numerous
diplomatic papers enclosed; 22 Oct. 1714-16 Apr. 1718. Six
volumes, 'the names of the writers will be found in the index.
In Vol. I. are included :— A letter from S[arah ChurohiU, Duchess
of] Marlborough, to G. Bubb; St Alban's, 24 Apr. 1716; with a
postscript by the Duke ; f. 21 ; — Instructions and additional in-
structions for G. Bubb; St. James's, 31 May, 1 June, 1715; signed
by George I. ; with seaU ; flF. 31, 45. At the end of Vol. vi. are : —
"Journal of English affairs ; " 14 July, 1715-18 Oct. 1717, f. 398;—
"Journal of Spanish affairs;" 29 Aug. 1716-15 Oct 1717, f. 406;
— Key to a numerical cipher ; Fr. ; f. 415 ; — Charles Palmer to
[George Bubb Dodington]; London, 24 Nov. 1737, f. 421. Paper.
Folio.
Eg. 2,176. " Le liure de missire marc paul, natif de venise, des con-
dicions et coustumes des prindpales K^ions de Orient." The
travels of Ifarco Polo, divided into three books, with table of
chapters and prologue. The prologue begins, '' Treshonnorable
homme prudent et sage messire maro paoul natif de la cite de venise,
passant et toumoyant les parties de orient." The first chapter
begins, '* En temps que le prince baudouyn gouuemoit le sceptre
et lempire de CostaDtinople." The text differs from both the
French versions printed respectively by the Soci^t6 de €r^c^raphie,
1824, and by G. Pauthier, 1865, and is apparently a translation from
the Latin version of Yt^ Francesco Pipino of Bologna. See Arundel
MS. 13. Vellum ; middle of the xvth cent With large illuminated
initials at the beginning of each book, and in the margin of £ 8
the arms of France supported by angek. On ff. 1, 103, is written
in a hand of the zviith cent the name of '' Nicolaus Marchant
Sagiensis medicus Parisiensis et philosophus." Quarto.
Eg. 2,177. A. Journal by Captain James Cook, RN., of his third
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EGEBTON MSS.» 2,177-2»180.
995
▼oyage to the Pacific Ocean; 10 Feb. 1776-6 Jan. 1779. Pair copy;
autograph. This journal forms the substance of the first two volnmes
of " A voyage to the Pacific Ocean," etc., 3 voll. 4to., 1784, prepared
for the press by John Douglas, D.D., afterwards Bishop successively
of Carlisle and Salisbury. Three leaves of a vocabulary of the
language of the people of Alaska and others have been cut out
after f. 580. For drawings made on the same voyage, see
Add. MSS. 15,613, 16,614, 17,277, 23,920, 23,921. Paper. Small
Quarto.
Eg. 2,177. B. 1. Fbagment of the log-book of Captain James Cook, R.N.,
on his third voyage to the Pacific Ocean ; 28 Nov. 1778-17 Jan.
1779. Autograph, f. 1.
2. '* Secret instructions for Captain James Cook, Commander of His
Majesty's sloop the Besolution;" 6 July, 1776. Signed by [John
Montagu, Earl of] Sandwich, [Lord] C[harles] Spencer and [Sir]
H[ugh] Palliser, [Bart.], Lords of the Admiralty, f. 5.
3. Extracts from Admiralty instructions to Lieutenants PickersgiU
and Young, commanding the armed brig '' Lion," sent on exploring
and other service to BafiBn's Bay ; 14 May, 1776, 13 Mar. 1777, fif.
13, 15.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,178, 2,179. Journal by Captain James Cook, B.N., of his third
voyage, 10 Feb. 1776-17 Jan. 1779, as re-written for publication by
John Douglas, D.D. ; witb an introduction by the latter, and with
chart. Two volumes. See Eg. 2,177. A. B. Paper. Small Quarto.
Eg. 2,180. Original letters addressed to John Douglas, D.D., after-
wards Bishop successively of Carlisle and Salisbury, chiefly relative
to the publication of the journals of Captain Cook's second and third
voyages, 1776-1784. Among the writers are : —
[Captain] James Oook [B.N.]; Mile
find, 4 Jan.-23 Jane, 1776, ff. 1-18.
P[hilip] Stephens [afterwards Bart.,
Secretary to the Admixalty]; Admi-
nlty, 14 Not. 1780, 15 Jnly, 1788, fll
VA, 24k.
[Captain] James King [B.K.]; Wood-
stock, etc, 16 Dec. 1780-[Jiily, 178^],
ff. 21-183 |M«tm, 249.
[Lieutenant] Henry Boberts [BJ^.]:
Newing:ton, e<e„ 22 Jan. [1782>-29
June, 1784, ff. 23, 25, 32, 61, 71, 72,
181, 192, 238.
A[nthony] Shepherd [D.D., F.B.a,
Plumian Professor of Astronomy at
Cunbridge]; [London], 24 Apr. 1782-
15 Jan. 1784, ff. 26, 29, 80, 86-45, 50,
52, 60, 70, 81, 88, 85, 101, 103, 118.
Elizabeth Oook [widow of Captain James
Cook]; Mile End, 19 June, 1782, f.
28.
[Sir] Joseph Banks [Bart, P.B.S.];
[London], 9 Nor. 1782, 30 liar. 1784,
ff 54, 188.
[John Montagu, Earl of] Sandwich
[First Lord of the Admiralty] ; [Lon-
donl Hincbingbrook, etc^ 19 Not.
1782-16 May, 1784, ff. 55, 59, 89, 98,
141, 153, 181, 204. 217, 222.
[Philip Yorke, Earl of] Hardwicke;
Richmond, Bath, 27 July, 1783, 17
May, 14 June, 1784, ff. 76, 224, 284.
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EQERTON MSS., 2,180—2482.
Thomas Pennant [FJl-S.]; Downing, pital,ll Peb.-i5 Ang.l784,iEU3, 170,
FUiitehire, 11 Nov. 1783-24 July, 187,190,196.207,251.255.
1784, ff, 91, 92, 105, 128, 142, 157. Sir Hugh Palliaer [Bart., Governor of
185, 194, 203. 208. 212, 226, 242, 253. Greenwich Hospital] ; Greenwich, 5,
[Jacob] Bryant ; [Jan. 1784], f. 127. 23 Mar. 1784, ff. 171, 184.
W[Uliain] Wales [F.R.S.] ; Christ's Hos-
Included also are letters from Dr. John Douglas to the Earl of
Sandwich; Windsor Castle, 20 Nov. 1782; draft; t 57 ;— Dr.
Anthony Shepherd; Windsor Castle, 12 Jan. 1783, f. 64; — and
WiUiam Strahan ; Windsor Castle, 19 Jan. 1783, f. 68. At f. 258
are '' Errata to be corrected for a second edition " of Captain Cook's
" Third Voyage." Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,181. Short autobiography of John Douglas, D.D., Bishop sno-
cessively of Carlisle and Salisbury, begun 16 May, 1776, and brought
down to 22 July, 1796; including notices of his acknowledged
and anonymous literai-y productions, and, under the year 1763, an
inserted diary of a visit with the Earl of Bath to Spa, with notes
of political conversations with [Charles William Ferdinand]
Hereditary Prince of Brunswick[-Wolfenbtittel]. Autograph. Paper.
Octavo.
Eg. 2,182. Origikal letters to John Douglas, D.D., Bishop successively
of Carlisle and Salisbury, from statesmen, authors, and others;
with a few to his son, the Eev. William Douglas; 1748-1813. The
writers are : —
[William Fnlteney. Earl of] Batb ; Bath,
Paris, 23 Nov. 1748, 28 Oct. 1750, ff.
12,14.
[William, Viscount] Pulteney [aon of the
preceding] ; Paria, ete., 15 Apr. [1754],
6 Nov. [1756], 29 Aug. 1758, ff. 15, 17,
20.
David Hume; Edinburgh, 27 Oct. 1760,
16 June, 5 July, 1770, ff. 21, 31, 38.
[John Stuart, Earl of] Bute to the Earl
of Bath : 18 Feb. 1761, n.(i., ft 23, 75.
gtephen Aldrioh; [1 Feb. 1762], t 27.
D[avid] Garrlok; [London, 14 Jan.
1773], f. 37.
William Rohert«on [D.D., thehietorian] ;
Edinburgh, 19 Mar. 1773-15 Feb.
1798, ff. 39, 64, 63, 78.
Samuel Johnson, [LL.D.] ; 6 Mar. 1776,
f. 42.
W[illiam] D[odd, D.D.] ; [Newgate pri-
son], 29 Apr. 1777, f. 44.
Adam Ferguson, [LL.D.]; Edinburgh,
Hallyaixis, near Peebles, 21 July, 1781,
4 Mar. 1807, ff. 47, 89.
E[dward] Gibbon; [London], 9 May,
1782, f. 51. See Xg. 2,186, f. 166.
Adam Smith, [LL.D.]; Edinburgh. 6
Mar: 1787. f. 53.
W[illiam] Pitt [First Lord of the Trea-
sury] ; Downing Street, 18 Mar. 1788, 21
June. 1791, 8 Feb. 1798, ff 56, 66, 87.
J[ohn Moore, Archbishop of] Oanter-
bury ; Lambeth, 8 Nov. 1788, f. 58.
Edmund Burke ; Margate. 9 Nov. 1790-
13 Mar. 1792, ff. 62, 69-72, 74.
James Boswell; London, 17 June, 1791,
f.65.
W[illiam] Paley [D.D., Archdeaoon of
Carlisle] ; [July. 1791], t 68.
[Edward Tburlow, Lord] Thurlow[L(vd
Chancellor] ; 25 Oct 1791. f. 7a
[John Stuart, Earl, afterwards Marquess,
of] Bute; London, 23 Mar. 1792, f.
76.
[Rev.] Archibald Alison [Vicar of Ken-
ley and West Lavington]; Kenlej,
14 July, 1792, f. 77.
Be^jamm West to the Kev. W. Douglas :
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997
Smmiiig Hill, Wolseley Park, [8 Feb.
179S]-14 Jan. 1798, ff. 80, 82-^6.
Benjamin West [President of the Royal
Academy] to the Bev. W. Bouglas;
London, 11 Jnne. 1797, f. 81.
8amnel Parr [LL.D]; Temple Row,
Bixmingham. 5 Feb. [1804], f. 88.
[Henry Richard Fox, afterwaida Vasaall,
Lord] Holland, to [William] Donglas ;
Oxford, Holland House, n.d., 7 Jane,
s.a„ ff. 90, 92.
George Canning to William Douglas;
London, eie^ 4, 6 Oct. 1818, n.d., 13
Jane, $,a^ fL 98-98.
Inolnded also are the following papera : —
1. Letter of Godfrey Gkxxlman, late Bishop of Gloucester, to William
Juxon and otlier bishops, transmitting a form of prayer drawn
np by himself and an account of his sufferings during and since
the civil war ; 28 Feb. 1650[1]. The letter and service in Latin.
Copy. f. 3.
2. *' ftayers composed by me [Dr. Samuel Johnson] on the death of
my wife,'" 24 Apr.-6 May, 1762. Copies, f 9.
3. Account of negotiations for the formation of a ministry in July,
1767, £ 29.
4. Bulletins of the health of George III. by Richard Warren, M.D. ;
Nov. 1788. In the hand of Bishop Douglas, ff. 60, 61.
5. " Epigrams by [George] Canning " on [William] Douglas. Printed.
. f. 99.
6. ** Merit rewarded or Truth Triumphant against the Beapers : " a
satirical etching on the resignation of William Pitt, Secretary of
State, in Oct. 1761, including a copy of his letter to WiUiam Beck-
ford, £ 100.
7. "The tears of Old England for the loss of Mr. Pitt,** in verse;
1761. Printed, i. 102.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,183. Original letters to Dr. John Douglas from Dr. Bichard
Powney, Dr. Bichard Scrope, and Dr. Thomas Monkhouse, relative
to the publication of the Clarendon State Papers; 1760-1789.
Included also are letters from : — [Henry Hyde, Viscount] Combury
to Bryan Bichards; London, 28 May, 1737; copy; f. 1; — Bryan
Biohaids to B. Powney; Wokingham, 6 Feb. 1767, 11 May,
1761; the first a copy; ff. 2, 26 ;—[ William] Markham [D.D.,
afterwards Archbishop of York] ; n.d. [circa 1764], £ 76 ; — [Sir]
John Dalrymple; Edinburgh, 23 Jan. [1777], £ 121 ;— Henry
Edwards Davis; Balliol College, 21 May, 1778, £ 123. At the
end of the volume are : — " A summary catalogue of Mr. Powney's
collection of the Clarendon papers ; " in the hand of Dr. Douglas,
f. 184 ; — " Lord Clarendon's papers in Mr. Powney's possession
put into Dr. Douglas's hands for publication," £ 218; — "List of
Clarendon papers in Mr. Guthrie's possepsion ; 1762," £ 220. Paper.
Folio.
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EGBBTON MSB., 2,184—2,186.
Bg. 2,184. Original letters fram Philip Torke, Yisooimt BoyBto^and
2nd Earl of Hardwicke, to Dr. John Douglas, relating to the publi-
cation of the '' Misoellaneons State Papers " and other matters of
literary interest; 1761-1786. With «ca&. Included also are letters
from [Philip Yorke, Ist Earl of] Hardwicke to [William Pultenej,
Earl of Bath] ; London, 18 Aug. 1761, f. 3 ;— and [Philip Yorke, 3rd
Earl of) Hardwicke to Dr. Douglas ; London, 1 May, [1792], f. 209.
At f. 210 are lines entitled, ** The Contrast,'* endorsed by Dr. Douglas,
"Lord Hardwicke's verses on Garrick, Aug. 1775." Paper. Quarto.
Eg. 2,185, 2,186. Original letters addressed to Dr. John Douglas,
Bishop of Salisbury, etc,^ and to his son, the Bev. William Douglas ;
1748-1816. Two volumes. The names of the writers will be found
in the index. Among them are : —
John Blair; London, [Sept. 1748], 19
Jan., 30 Mar. 1749, i. ff. 1, 5, 9.
Zachary [Pearce, Bishop of] Bangor
[afterwards of Bochester]; 29 Mar.
[1755], I. f. 32.
Bichard Berenger; London, 21 Jan.
[1757], I. f. 33.
G[eorge] Golman [the elder]; Oxford,
Shrewsbury, 17 Apr. 1758, 29 July-
[Sept.] 1760, 1. ff. 36, 40-47.
W[illiBin] Warburton [and as Bishop of]
Gloucester; Durham, Prior Paric, 21
July, 1758, 18, 30 Oct. 1762, i. ff. 36,
50, 61.
Thomas Biroh [D.D.] ; London, 22 May,
1760, L f. 39.
C[harle8] Jenkinson [afterwards Earl
of Liverpool] ; London, 15 Feb. 1768-
22 June, 1769, i. ff. 57. 63-89.
A[rchibald] Maclaine ; The Hague, 12,
29 Apr. 1768, 25 Sept. 1780, i. ff. 58,
61, 100.
Alexander Carlyle ; Musselburgh, Inyer-
esk, 11 Mar. 1773-14 Nov. 1791, i. ff.
90, 103, 151 ; n. f. 57.
[Sir] John Dalrymple H[amilton] M[ao-
gill, Bart.]; Edinburgh, 30 Oct. 1782,
[—Nov.], 5 Dec. 1787. i. ff. 109, 150,
155.
Jacob Bryant; Oypenham, 18, 26 Mar.
1786, [27 Nov. 1794], i. ff. 113, 115 ; n.
f.90.
[James Lowther, Earl of] Lonsdale;
London, 21-24 Sept. 1787, 23 June.
1791, I. ff. 119, 121, 123, 126; n.
f.34.
8[hute Barrington, Bishop of] Salisbuiy,
[and afterwards of] Durham : Salibbur y,
23 Sept. 1787, 24 June, 7 July, 1791,
Lf. 125; ii.ff.36.48.
W[illiam] Heberden [M.D.]; 'Windsor,
28 Sept. 1787, i. f. 128.
[David Stewart Erskine, Earl of) Baehan t
Edinburgh, 11 Oct. 1787, i. f. 147.
Thomas Pennant; Downing, 22 Oct.
1787, 1, .f. 148.
Daines Barrington ; 21 Dec. 1787-17 Deo*
1792, L ff. 157, 167, 168, 171, 189 ; ii. ff.
17, 24, 73, 75.
Elisabeth Montagu ; London, Sandleford,
7 Mar. [1788], 18 Sept [1796], i. f. 159 ;
n. f. 96.
James Bruce; London, etc., 21 June, 10
Nov. 1788, 9 Jan. 1790, i. ff. 160, 165 ;
n. f. 1.
Thomas [Percy, Bishop of] Dromore ;
Dromore House, 25 July, 1788, l f. 162.
[Rev.] Herbert Croft [afterwards Bart.] ;
Oxford, etc., 8 May, 1789-13 Oct. 1796,
I. f, 172; n. ff. 88, 91. 93, 97.
WUliam Oartwright [Non-juring Scotch
Bishop, cons. 1780] ; Shrewsbury, 3,
19 June, 1789, i. ff. 175, 184.
William Abemethy Drummond [Biahop
of Edinburgh, afterwards of Glasgow] ;
London, Edinburgh, ete^ [4 June,
1789]-6 Apr. 1799, i. ft 181, 183, 188,
193 ; II. ff. 8, 7, 9, 19, 21, 23, 26, 82-87,
106-109.
George Campbell, [D.D.]; Aberdeen, 4
July, 1789-1 Apr. 1791, i. ff. 191, 194 ;
n. ff. 5, 10, 12, 16, 27.
[Sir] William Scott [afterwards Lord
Stowell]; 1 Aug. 1791, n. f. 28.
Samuel [Horsley, Bishop of] St. David's ;
24 Apr. 1791, u. f. 30.
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999
J[ohn Moore, AichbiBhop of) Oftuter-
hwcj; Lambeth, 29 June, 1791, n. f.
42.
[Sir] James Graham [Bart.] ; Netherby,
4 July, 1791, n. t 43.
Oyiril JadkBon [D.D., Dean of Ohriat
Ohuroh, Oxford] ; 4 Aug. 1792, n. f.
65.
Edmoud Malone ; London, 15 Jan. 1799>
n. f. 104.
In Vol. n. are also included: — ^An address to Dr. Douglas from
'' representatives of the clergy and laity of the Scotch Episcopal
Church;" Aberdeen, 14 July, 1792; »gned by John Skinner,
Buhop [of Aberdeen], William Abernethy Dnunmond, Bishop [of
Edinburgh], and others, £ 62 ; — Dr. John Douglas to the Earl of
Bath ; London, [ ,] 24 July, [1759 ?], flf. 164, 156, 167 ;— Dr. John
Douglas to [Edward Gibbon] ; [May, 1782] ; draft; f. 166. Paper.
Folio.
Kg. 8,187. ** Etiquetas generales que han de obseruar los criados de
la cassa de bu Magestjad [el Key de Espana] en el vsso y exercicio
de BUS oficios ;" containing the duties, wages, privileges, and allow*
auces of officers and servants of the Hoyal Household, with the forms
of court ceremonials, etc. In the margin of the title-page is written,
'* Estas etiquetas fueron sacadas por las que tenia el Senor [Carlos
Homodei] Marques de Castel Bodrigo, en 8 de Septiembre de 1680
anoB ; " and at the end is a note that the regulations agree with
those drawn up by a royal commission in 1 647. Paper. With the
inscription on the fly-leaf, '* En Madrid, 21 Jan. 1690. J[ohann]
G[abriel] Sporwenfeld." Folio.
Kg. 8,188. LBcmoNABT, etc., in Dutch, containing : —
1. Calendar of saints ; with rules for finding moveable feasts^ etc,, f. 2.
2. '* Die epistele die Abagarus die coninc van Edisse sende onsen here ; "
followed by Our Lord's answer, f. 9 b.
3. Figure showing the parts of the human body affected under the
different zodiacal signs, with explanatory notes and tables, f. 10.
4. Epistles, from the Old and New Testaments, for Sundays and week-
days, f. 13.
6. Epistles for Fridays, and for a few Saints' days, etc. In a different
hand. f. 72.
6. Notes of a sermon ** van den hoechsten adele des gheeetes," f. 84 b.
7. "* Die epistelen optie dagen der heilegen : " epistles, from the Old
and New Testaments, for Saints* days. In the first hand, in con-
tinuation of ai-t. 4 ; with the colophon, " Hier enden die epistelen
geacreuen int iaer ons heren M.ooaLiu.'' f. 86.
8. Litany of the Saints, f. 103.
9. Saying of a master, with spiritual interpretation, f. 104 b.
10. Gospels for Sundays and week-days ; followed by those fur Saints'
days, etc. Written, according to the colophon, in 1363. f. 105.
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11. Sermon on the text, St. Matthew ix. 9, f. 191 b.
Vellum ; 1353. On f. 1 is the note, " Dit boeck is der broedere der
dirder Regale sente Franciscua binnen Aichen op Hardewijnsgraue."
Small Quarto.
Eg. 2,189. Original letters, ete.y of foreign theologians and others ;
1554-1807 :—
1. Simon Sultzer (or Suloer), Reformer, to George, Count of Wiirtem-
bei^ and Mumpelgard; Basel, 5 Oot. 1554. Oerm. With a few
lines said to be in the hand of the Count, f. 2.
2. Arias Montanus, Spanish Benedictine, to Christopher Flantinns,
printer, of Antwerp ; '* ex Bupe nostra, apud Aracenam," 22 Sept.
1583. With a list of plants required by the writer. Lot. f. 4.
3. Samuel Huber, Professor of Theology at Wittenberg, to John
Pappus, Professor of Theology at Strassbarg ; Wittenberg, 27 Deo.
1592. Lat Signed ; with autograph -poBtBoript f. 8.
4. Verses from Eccles. xix. in the hand of, and signed by, Leonhard
Hutter, Professor of Theology at Wittenberg; 13 Nov. 1606. On
a leaf with engraved border taken from an album. Lai, f. 11.
5. Andreas Schott, Jesuit, to Hugo Grotins; Antwerp, 11 Sept. 1628.
Lat. f. 12.
6. Johann Georg Dorsche, Lutheran theologian, to Abraham Calov,
Lutheran theologian at Wittenberg; Eostook, 7 Not. 1659. Lot.
f. 13.
7. Alb[reoht von] Haller, botanist, to Johann Gesner, naturalist, of
Zurich; Berne, 30 June, 1734. Lat. f. 15.
8. [Pierre] Bayle to [Vincent ?] Minutoly, le jeune, at Geneva ; 9 May,
[1673?]. Fr. Signed, f. 16.
9. [Jean-Louise Henriette] G^net Campan to [Alexandre Louis Bar-
trand] Beauuoir ; 15 May, 1807. Fr. f. 18.
Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,190. Miscellaneous original letters, etc. ; 1641-1826 : —
1. Certificate of the Subsidy Commissioners relating to the assessment
of Robert White, of Chippenham in Bumham, oo. Bucks ; 27 Aug.
1641. Signed by Ed[mund] Waller [the poet?] and Thomas
Hamson. f. 1.
2. A leaf from a docket-book of Pleas ; Michaelmas, 1711. Signed by
Sir Littleton Powys and Sir John Powell, Judges of the Queen's
Bench, f. 2.
3. Keceipt for payment of a government annuity on the life of Bobert
Waller ; 23 July, 1762. Signed by E[dmund] Waller, and witnessed
by Richard Walpole. f. 3.
4. Thomas Pennant, naturalist, to George Allen, of Darlington ; 6
• Aug. 1776, f. 4,
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5. Charles Nisbet, D.D., President of Dickixison College, Carlisle,
Pennsylvania, to Rev. [James?] Waddel, of Louisa County, Vir-
ginia ; Carlisle, 1 May, 1790, f. 6.
6. A[dam] Clarke, LL.D., Orientalist, to Baynes, bookseller ;
Camelford, Liverpool, 18 Mar. 1801, 15 Deo. 1802, fif. 8, 10.
7. E[dward] D[aniel] Clarke, LL.D., mineralogist, to Walter ;
Cambridge, 16 Apr. 1814, f. 11.
8. Thomas Clarkson, philanthropist, to William Dalton, of Bury St.
Edmund's; Playford Hall, 9 May, 1823, f. 13.
9. Address of Dr. Joseph Wolflf, ** Missionary for Palestine and Persia ; "
1826. Signed, t 15.
Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,191. AcoouNT of a journey from the Hague to Frankfurt by
Cornells Hop, of Amsterdam [afterwards Ambassador to France],
in a series of letters, dated 16 July-1 Oct. 1711. Draft, endorsed,
*• Journal de mon voyage fait par TAUemagne, Tann^ 1711." Fr.
Paper. Small Folio.
Kg. 2J.92. OiUGiKAL letters of David van Hoogstraaten, the philo-
logist, to Franois Hesselius ; Amsterdam, etc.j 11 Aug. 1702, 27 July,
1705-22 Feb. 1712. Lai. Paper. Small Quarto.
Eg. 2,193. Copies of letters from Henrik Hop, Dutch Besident in
England, to Henrik Fagel, ''Griffier" of the States-General; 29
June-24 Sept. 1751, 4 Jan.-24 Dec. 1754. Dutch. Paper. Small
Folio.
Eg. 2,194. Extracts from various English newspapers and political
pamphlets; 1644-1649. Paper; xviith cent Small Folio.
Eg. 2,195. Oriqinal letters; 1589-1652:-^
1. Franciscus Junius (du Jon), theologian, to Scipio Gentilis at Basel ;
Heidelberg, 22 Deo. 1589. Lot. Holograph ; with seal. f. 1.
2. P[etrus] Lambeoius to Cornelius ToUius, at Amsterdam ; Paris,
28 Feb. 1647. LaU Holograph; vfitheeal. f. 2.
3. A[braham van] VVicquefort, diplomatist, to [Constantin] Huygens,
Heer van Zuylichem; Paris, 2, 9 Dec. 1651, 3 Feb. 1652. Fr.
Holograph; with seal. ff. 3-7.
Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,196. ** A PASSIONATE poem, expressing such passages as happened
to the author thereof at sea, about the later end of Januarie last
1623[4]," by David Watson ; with a dedication to Charles, Prince of
AVales, signed by the author. At the end is added, " The cvu Fsalme
paraphrased by the author." Paper. With the names of former
owners, D. Murray, and Elizabeth Levinge, on the fly-leaves. In
the original biuding of gilt vellum. Small Quarto.
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1002 BGERTON MSB., 2,197, 2,198.
Eg. 2,197. " Receipts approved by persons of qualitie and iudgment,
collected by Elizabeth Digby, 1660; ** being a collection of
medical recipes and simples made by Elizabeth, daughter of Sir
James Altham, of Oxehey, Eoit., and wife successively of Sir
Francis Astley, of Hill-Morton, Knt., of Robert Digby, first Lord
Digby of Geashill [o6. 1642], and Sir Robert Barnard [or Bernard]
Bart., Serjeant-at-Law. The contents are divided into books, m», :
" Lib. 1. Of Waters," ff. 1 b, 47 ;— " Lib. 2. Treates of Salves and
Ointmentes," f. 20. Among the names of contributors are. Lady
Grace Cavendish, Lady Stafford, *• My aunt Jane Erdeswicks," Sir
Fulk Grevill, and Drs. Hill, Lapworth, Tristram, Gotten, and
Bowne. At f. 23 b occurs, *' Queen Maries medicine for the blaoke
or yellow Jaundies, or any stopping of the Liver." At f. 46 are
some accounts, written in a second-hand, relating to purchases of
books. Paper. On f. 1 b is the signature of " Gerard " [Charles
Gerard, Lord Gerard, wi. in 1660 Jane, daughter of George Digby
of Sandon]. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,198. Statutes of Santa Yittoria, in the province of La Marca,
central Italy ; in five books, each preceded by a table of chapters^
beginning, *' Incipiunt rubrice primi libri statutorum terre sancte
Yictorie tractantis de bono regimine diote terre." At the end are
added : — A notarial instrument stating that the statutes, drawn up
by Ser Nicolas Colutii, notary, were read and approved in the
presence of the inhabitants, 6 Feb. 1446; Lai,; f. 134b; — and
a confirmation of the statutes by D[omenico Capranica], Cardinal-
Bishop of Fermo, legate in the province; Maoerata, 3 June, 1446 ;
LaU; with aeoL; f. 135 b. Inserted also is a letter from a
monastery to [the magistrates of S. Vittoria?]; S. Yittoria, 13
Nov. 1550; lUd. ; f. 138. Yellum and paper. The writing on
the vellum leaves overlies what appears to be an erased text of an
earlier copy of the statutes. On f . 187 are the name and arms of
" Andreas Cencius, Arretinus, Potestas, anno 1543." In the original
binding of boards covered with leather, with brass studs. Quarto.
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EGERTON MANUSCRIPTS
AOQUIBED IN THE TEAR
1873,
Kg. 8,199. One hundred and twenty original letters of Casper Penoer,
physician and reformer, to Christian, Prinoe of Anhalt-Bemburg,
and in some instances jointly to his brother John George, Prince
of Anhalt-Dessan ; 15 Jan. 1587-29 Oct. 1600. LcU. and Oerm.
With 9edl8, Included also are the following letters and papers : —
1. John George, Prince of Anhalt-Dessau, to Prince Frederick William
of Saxony [Saxe-Altenburg] ; Dessau, 3 May, 1593. With the
answer; Torgau, 28 May, 1593. Oerm. Coptes. ffi 118, 120.
2. Prinoe Christian of Anhalt to C. Peucer; Heidelberg, etc., 12, 17
July, 10 Sept 1594, 24 Feb. 1600. Oerm. Copies. fL 141, 142,
153, 221.
3. Balthasar Bmnner, physician, to Prince Christian ; Halle, 23 Aug.
1594. Lai. f. 151.
4. SchrdgeliuB to [Prince Christian]; Heidelbei^, 20 Sept. [15]94.
Lai. f. 154.
5. Erasmus Johannis Soltuuedelensis [Salzwedel], Antitrinitarian pastor
of Claudiopolis [Clausenburg] in Transylvania, to Casper Peucer;
15 Dec. «.a. With the answer. Lot. Copies. £f. 230, 232.
6. Forms of dedications of altars by Albert, Cardinal- Archbishop of
Magdeburg, etc. [son of the Elector John IV. of Brandenburg] ;
1523. Lot. ff. 234, 235.
Paper. Folio.
Kg. 2,800. Orioinjll letters to Theodor Byck, Professor of Leyden,
from: —
I.Nicholas Heinsius; The Hague, Yianen, 22 June, 1672-41 Aug.
1681. Lai. f. 2.
2. Thomas Muncker, rector of the university of Delft ; Delft, 11 July,
1673-22 Apr. 1681. Lai. With seals, f. 33.
At f. 1 are printed veraes in Latin on the death of Heinsius; and on
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1004 EGEBTON MSS., 2,200— 2,206,
the back of Muucker^s last letter, f. 42 b, is a memorandum of Lis
death in the handwriting of Ryck, Paper. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,201, 2,202. "Volkommenes Regiment-Buch der Statt Zuiich."
A mnnicipal history of Zurich and its jurisdictions ; containing
litits of the magistrates and ofiSoers, copies of ordinances, eio., from
the earliest times to the year 1749. Illustiated with eugraved
portraits, views, plans, coloured shields of arms, etc. In two
volumes. Yol. i., which contains a chronological list of the
principal magistrates, is made up for entries as late us 1800, but
is not continued beyond 1749. Under the year 1712 (Vol. i.
f. 440) is in8ert«d a *' Beschreibung des Togenburger Rriegs."
Paper. Bound in stamped hog-skin, with metal clasps. Folio.
Eg. 2,203. Medical recipes, including : — •* For the stronguiy ....
proved by Sir William [Nicholas] Hare, Mr. of the Boulles [1553-
1657]. He learned yt in Wales," etc., f. 2 ;— " A soveraigne water of
Docter Stephens, phis6oil, w^ he of longe tyme used and ....
kepte yt secrett till a little before his death, then the Archbyshoppe
of Canterbury gatt yt of hym," e<c., f. 9; — "The water that
the kinge useth to drinke w*^ his wine," f. 13 b. The old
covers are part of a lease of land in Mertou, co. Ozon, to John
Woode; the other persons mentioned being Sir Henry Poole
(6b. 1616) and Anne his wife, and Sir Edward Harrington, lord of
th« manor of Merton, and Margezy his wife. Paper ; late XYith
cent. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,204. BEDiE venerabilis in Lucas Evangelium ezpositio : in six
books, with a table of chapters and the introductory chapter prefixed.
Vellum; written in England in the xiith cent. With coloured
initials of various patterns. Bound in oak boards, covered with
skin, and fastened with a thong and clasp. On f. 2 are the names
of Thomas Fytton [?T. Fitton, of Siddington, 6b. 1599], and Philip
Mainwaringe [of Over-Peover, 6b. 1649]; and on the inside of the
cover is the book-plate of Sir Henry Mainwaring, Bart;. [6b, 1797].
Folio.
Eg. 2,206. ** ^tXcovos hruTKOirov rov Kapiraa-iov uvv 0c4> lpfi7gv€ta els ra "Axr*
fjuara rwv 'Ao-fUiTcov, irpos Ewra^ioi' irp€<TpvT€fiQV kox Evo-^iov &aicovov : "
commentary of Philo, Bishop of Carpasius, circa 400, on the Cantica
Canticorum. A double copy, with collations from various MSS.
in Italy. Paper ; written in Italy in the xviith cent. Quarto.
Eg. 2,206. " Artis medicaB practicaB obseruattones : " a oollection of
medical cases, with prescriptions, opinions, and copies of corre-
spondence, chiefly of Jehan Femel \6b. 1658], physician to Henry II.
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EQEETON MSa, 3,206-^3,209. 1005
of Franoe ; in two books, with tables of oontents. Lot. and Fr, At
the end of Book i. f. 177, is the note, "His obseruationibus
practicis a doctissimo Femelio coUectis finem scribendi imposui hac
die decima noDa Aprilis, anno Domini 1571," to which is added, in
another hand, " Joannes Lamy, Medicus Paris ; " and at the end
of Book II. f. 259, is the date " 1571, 9 Jnllii." In some cases
the names of the patients are given, including: — "Pro domino
de Grannelles [Nicolas Perrenot de Granvelle], oancellario Caroli
5 impeTatoris, mense Jnllii, 1549," f. 161 ; — Albert, Margrave of
Brandenburg; 1557, f. 179; — "Pfo legina Leonora" [Eleanor of
Austria, widow of Francis L of France]; 1550, f 204;— "Pro
archiepiscopo a Sancto Andrea, Scoto" [John Hamilton]; 1551,
f. 232 ; — " Pro domino [Thoma] Maluenda, imperatoris theologo et
consiliario," f. 246 b. Some of the opinions are printed in the
** Medicinalium consiliorum Joannis Femelii, Ambiani, centuria ;
Franoofurti, 1593." Included also is the tract, "Luis venerese
curandod ratio, vna cum doctissimi Joannis Femelii, Ambiani,
antidoto ac ipsius luis alexipharmaoo ; " copied 9-28 July, 1571,
f. 259 b. On spare leaves at the beginning and end are additional
medical recipes, etc. ; and on f. 2 are some French verSta in praise
of sobriety. Paper. On ff. 2, 178 b, 291 b, are signatures of
[Francois] Le Yignou, physician, of Paris, whose book-plate also is
on the inside of the cover. Folio.
Bg. 2,207. Trait± " touchant les admortiBsemens ; " chiefly consisting
of exti-acts from registers and copies of ordinances of the French
kings. Two copies, the second, f. 41, containing much additional
matter. Leaves have been torn out after ff. 24, 26, 62, 87, and 92.
Paper ; late xvth cent. Quarto.
Bg. 2,208. "Rbceuil et Memorial des troubles des Pa3rs-Bas dn
Boy. Par Messire Joachim Hopperus, oonseillier et guarde seanlx
du Boy Philippe deuxieme pour les Pays-Bas, Besident lez la
personne de Sa Ma** en Espaigne, oh il fust appell^ k la ditte oharge
Tan 1566, et d6cMe en la ville de Madrid Tan 1576. Divis^ en
quatre parties." Printed in the ''Analecta Belgica," by 0. P.
Hoynck van Papendrecht, Hague, 1743 ; touL ii. pars ii. At the
end, f. 199, is added a Latin treatise, **De republica ordinanda
Terbum veritatis," not printed by Papendrecht* Paper; xviiith
oent Folio.
Bg. 2,209. ''DiVEBSES mati^es et antiquitez de Flandres, depuis
qu'elle at reoheu la sainte foy, ascavoir en Ian vi"* et quatre, jusq'ib
Tan 1506 ; rescript hors d'un livre ayant la date dudit ann6e 1506."
An outline of the history and constitution of Flanders, apparently
•D abridgement by Philippe Huylaert of the '' Becueil des Antiquitez
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1006 EGERTON MSS.. 2,209—2,218.
de Flandres,*' by Philippe Wielandt: See the " Catalc^e des MSS.
de la Bibl. Boy. des Dues de Bui^ogne," torn. iii. p. 127. Paper;
xvmth cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,210. 1. *' Instruttioni di Dataria et Cancellaria, e della prattica
et stilo che deve havere una persona che vnole trattare in Spagna
de' negotij, cosi di Eoma, come di qnelli che li spedisoono nella
Nuntiatura," etc., f. 1.
2. " Relatione della Corte di Homa et del sno govemo, con riti, ordini,
et preoedenze, che in essa si osservano," f. 112.
Paper; late xviith cent. Octavo.
Eg. 2,211. 1. '* La n^gociation particuli^re faicte k Osnabmg par Mon-
sieur d'Auaox en quality de Mediateur, pour terminer les diffeiendfi
d'entre TEmpereur, le Eoy de SuWe, les Electeurs & Princes de
TEmpire, <&c., 1647 : " copies of letters and memoirs of [Claude de
Mesmes] Oomte d'Avaux, addressed to the French ministers and
others ; 31 Dec. 1646-23 Apr. 1647, f. 1.
2. '* Harangue faicte par Monseigneur [Armand Jean dn Plesais] le
Cardinal »Duc de Richelieu au Parlement, en presence dn Boy, le
18 Januier 1634," f. 211.
3. '* Harangue Mete par Monsieur fjdrdme] Bignon, Advocat G6n£ral»
au Parlement en presence du Roy, le 20 Decembre, 1636," f. 227.
Paper ; xviiith cent. On the covers are stamped the arms of Henri
Fran9ois d'Aguesseau, Chancellor of France, 6b. 1751. Folio.
Eg. 2,212. Copies of documents relative to controyersies between the
Jesuit and othei* missionaries in China with regard to certain
religious observances among the Chinese converts; 1693, 1697-ctrea
1700. See Add. MSS. 26,816-26,818.
1. Memorials of Nicolas Charmot, '* Proouratore generale dei vescovi
e vicarij apostolici [Francesi] dell' Asia Orientale," to Pope Innocent
XII., and the Congregation of the Holy Office ; [1697]. ItaL and
LaL ff. 2, 4.
2. Letter of Charles Maigrot, vioar-apostolio of the province of
Fo-kien [afterwards Bishop of Conon], to Pope Innocent XXL;
Fo-kien, 10 Nov. 1693. Lai. f. 28.
3. " Declaratio seu mandatum Bev™^ Caroli Maigrot ;" Cbang-lo, province
of Fo-kien, 26 Mar. 1693, f. 33.
4. "De facta pro Fokiensi vicariatu circa nonnullos Sinicos naos
declaratione — Brevis totius rei expositio : " addressed by Charles
Maigrot to the Holy Office ; 10 Nov. 1693, f. 88.
5. '' Eadem declaratio publicata a K. P. Joanne Basset, Provicario
Apostolico provinciea Kiang-si;" Foo-chow, 30 June, 1693, £ 91.
6.£pi8tol8& ad Carolum Maigrot Joannis Francisci Aleonessa [a
Leonissa]; Nanking, 11 Sept. 1693, f. 97 ;— Philiberti le Blanc;
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EGERTON MSS.. 2,218—2,216. 1007
Hing-hoa, 4 Mali, 1693, f. 102 ;— Salvatoris & S. Thoma ; Foo-chow,
10 Apr. 1693, f. 103 ;— Jacobi Tarin ; Canton, 24 Julii, 1693, f. 105 ;
— Liicaa Thomas ; Kien-nieng, 16 Apr., 6, 23 Mail, 1693, flf. 106,
106 b, 112 b.
7. " Epistola [Joannis Franciaci h Leonissa] ad Thomam Croqnier ; "
Nanking, 11 Sept. 1693, f. 100 b.
8. ** Expositio facti de controversijs SinenBibns," etc, [circa 1697-1700],
f. 114.
Paper ; xvuith cent. Quarto.
Eg. 2,213. Medical recipes for household use ; with table of contents
at the end. The following names of patients occur : — '* Mr. SoUici-
tour," f. 14 b ; Thomas Stevens, of Bushington, f. 17 b ; Lord Rich,
f. 24 b. On f. 17 is inserted a copy of a petition of John Miller,
" a very poore man," to Sir Thomas Bichardson, Kt., Chief Justice
of the Common Pleas [1626-1631], to obtain restitution of his goods
from one Robert White or from Sir Thomas Leventhorpe. Paper ;
xvnth cent. With the name of Edward Chandler on f. 6. Small
Folio.
Eg. 2,214. MilDical recipes, arranged in alphabetical order of oom-
plaints: written in various hands, and, in many cases, with
authorities given. ToWards the end some cookery recipes are
added in a lady's hand. A recipe on f. 9 is quoted as *' Grandmother
Harley's," who appears later in the book as Lady Barley. Paper ;
xviith oent. Belonging, in 1680, to Thomas Davies, whose name,
as well as that of his wife Eatherine, appears with his arms on
f. 3; and in 1701 to A[lexander] Popham, who married Brilliana,
daughter of Sir Edward Harley. Small Octavo.
Eg. 2,216. CoMMOX-FLACE book of a Scotch Presbyterian, chiefly con-
sisting of sermons preached by John Mingzeis [Menzies] and George
Meldrum, from 1659 to 1664. The other entries in the book are: —
1. ** Some good and profitable exhortationes nsefull to be practised be
all Ghristiauee," f. 43.
2. A catechism, f. 46.
3. ^' Some of the last wordes of that precious eminent deare Saint of
Qod M* Row, as they x>sssed betuixt her husband Mr. Johne Row
and Mr. Johne Brodie, and Alex' (xordone, collectours of them/'
f. 62.
4. " Notts of Preachings . . . taken from Mr. Andrew Cant his mouth,
in pulpitt," f. 66 b.
5. [Archibald Campbell, Marquess of] "Argyll his speach on the
scaffold ; 27 Maij, anno 1661," f. 62.
6. Exhortations at the Communion, by William Cheyne, £ 77 b.
7. Address after Communion, by David Lyell ; 13 Apr. 1662, f. 84.
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8. ** Good Tydings for Sinners. Great Joy for Saints." By Bobert
Pumel. Printed, 1653. f. 91 b.
9. " Certaine spirituall emblemes, drawen from Scripture ; " in Terse,
f 146.
10. "A sermon preached in the old chnrch of Edinburgh by Mr.
William Thomsone; 1661," f. 171 b.
Beversing the book : —
11. '' The true coppie of the thinges spoken or intendit to be spoken be
Master James Guthrie, minister of Stireling, wpone the scaffold . . .
Who was execute, Edinburgh, 1 Junii 1661 . . . T' was also execute
with him in the same manor one Gaptane Williame Givane,'* f. 344.
12. Heads of a sermon preached by Eobert Mackwaird, minister of
Glasgow, at the Trongate Church ; 6 Feb. 1661, f. 338.
Paper ; xviith cent. On the old covers were stamped the initials
K. N. Oblong Octavo.
Eg. 2,216. The History of King Richard III., in five books, by Six
George Buck, Master of the Bolls, iemp. Jas. I. With an intro-
ductory letter to Sir John Jacobbs, Kt., ** one of the farmers for his
Ma**" Custome." Paper; middle of the xviith cent. On f. 1 are the
names of William Ashton and Charles Yarnold, surgeon, the latter
of whom used this MS. as the basis for an intended edition. Polio.
Eg. 2,217-2,219. Collections for a new edition of Sir George Buck's
History of Richard III., by Charles Yarnold ; consisting of a tran-
script, with collations, of Books ii.-v. from Eg. MS. 2,216, draft and
printed prospectuses, proof sheets, biographical and other memo-
randa, notes from printed works, copies and extracts from Harl^ian
and Cottonian MSS., etc. The printing of the edition was begun in
1814, but was not continued beyond a few sheets. Three volumes.
Paper. Folio and Quarto.
£g. 2,220. 1. Original letters from Arthur Taylor, printer, and others,
to Charles Yarnold ; chiefly relative to his proposed edition of Bock's
History of Kichard III. ; 1809, 1814-1816, 1821, f. 1. Included also
is a letter from C. Yarnold to Charles Jamieson, of Colchester;
London, [1816], f. 40.
2. A collection of poetical pieces, in English and French^ £ 75.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,221. 1. " The whole state of the liberatie of the receipte of
thexchequer " for the terms of Michaelmas and Hilary, 1567-1668 ;
rendering accounts of the " bagges, papier, necessaries, diettes, feez,
and wagies." The detailed account for Michaelmas term is
wanting, f. 1.
2. " Chajges layed out in St. James Parke and the Springe garden by
Eobert [Carr],Lord Viscount Bochester [afterwards Earl of Somerset]
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EGEBTON MSa, 2,381-*2,226. 1009
for keepinge and feedinge his Ma^ forreyn beastes and fowles . . .
as also for weedinge," etc.; Oot.-Dec. 1611. Signed by William
Palmer, and countersigned by R[obert Cecil, Earl of] Salisbury, Lord
High Treasurer. Preceded by a fragment of a similar account for
Sept. 1611, and followed by others for 1616, 1617. ff. 7, 8, 12,
22, 36.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,222. ** An abstract of certain observations, notes, and other
things in the Parliament holden att Westminster, begining the
xxvijth of October .... Anno 1601, the xliij'^ of Eliz: and ended
the zix^ of December, Anno 1601 aforesaid;" containing full
reports of speeches in the House of Commons. ^ The collector of
this Joumall " (see f. 38) was ** Hayward Towneshend, of Lincolnes
Inne," member for Bishop's Castle, co. Salop. At the end, besides
matter omitted in its proper place, are : —
1. Speech of [Sir Thomas Egerton] Lord Keeper, delivered **by Her
Majesties expresse commaundement " in the Star Chamber, 13 Feb..
[1602], f. 236 b.
2. More perfect copies of speeches of the Queen and the Speaker on
30 Nov. 1601, the latter of which "I had from himselfe, being his
originall," f. 248 b.
8. Catalogue of Acts and names of members in the parliament of 1601,
£E: 264, 264.
Paper ; late rviith cent. On a fly-leaf at the beginning is written,
" Stamford, 1 693." Folio.
Kg. 2,223. l! " A Customary, conteyning the cheife pointes of the
custome of the Mannour of Taunton and Taunton Deane, in the
county of Somersett, .... agreed on by the Jury now swome,
and presented unto the Surveiours appointed by an ordinance of
Parliament for the abolishing of Bishopps and setlinge of their
landes and possessions upon Trustees for the use of the Common-
wealth, JL.D. 1647." Signed by the jurors, f. 1.
2. " A particuler of the fees due unto and taken by the clerke of the
castdl of Taunton " as clerk of the manor ; [1647], f. 13.
3. Deed of sale from David Marler, clerk, to Bobert Carvannell, of the
tithes of Creech, co. Somerset, for three years ; 18 July, 38 Eliz.
[1596], f. 16.
Paper ; zviith cent. Small Folio.
Eg. 2,224. Book of private accounts of John Walbanke; 1674-1686.
Included also are accounts of sums " paid by Mr. Jo. Walbanke for
the use of the Admiralty Office ; " 1679-1685, flf. 21, 42 b. Paper.
Quarto.
Eg. 2,226. Copy of the will of Sir William Petty, Kt., F.B.S., in which
EO. MSS. — 1873. 3 T
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is given some acconnt of his life and advancement ; 2 May, 1685.
Paper ; xvuth cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,226. *' An Account of tlie weekly receipts and payments of tlie
duties of Excise on foreign ezciseable liquors imported at London,
for ten years last past, viz. from Xmas 1723 to Xmas 1733," He.
By Michael Warwick, Collector. Paper. With book-plate of Greorge
Chalmers, r.E.S.S.A. Small Octavo.
Eg. 2,227. L£TrER-B00K and memoranda of David Mendes Da Costa,
contractor for the supply of waggons for the commissariat service
in the army in Germany under Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick ;
June, 1757--Jan. 1759. Many of the letters give details of events
in the war. At the end, reversing the volume, is a diary kept by
D. M. Da Costa during 1758, f. 131 b. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,228, 2,229. Note-books of the Eev. John Henley, the " Orator,"
containing heads of lectures dated 1728-1750 ; in his own hand-
writing. Two volumes. Paper. Small Quarto.
Eg. 2,230. A COLLECTION of poetical pieces of the xviith century ; with
notes and memoranda on the spare leaves added at the end of the
xviiith century by Eiohard Glover, chemist, of London. Paper.
Octavo.
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2.271. VoL V. Sept. 176a-Sept. 1761.
2.272. VoL VI. May, 1766-Aug. 1768, with
a few later entries down to 9 Feb.
1773.
Eg. 2,273-2,319. Ledger of Covent Garden Theatre, containing ac-
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Forty-seven volumes. Paper. Folio. See above, Add. MSS. 29,631-
29,642. The extreme dates of the entries, including additions, in
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2.274. Vol. IL Sept. 1768-Jane, 1769,
2.275. VoL ra. July, 1769-June. 1770.
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2.288. Vol. XVI. Sept 1787-Sept. 1788.
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2.295. VoL xxiii. July, 1796-June, 1797.
2.296. Vol. XXIV. June, 1797-June. 1798.
2,301.
2,302.
2,304.
2.297. VoL XXV. June, 1798^1018, 1799.
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2.299. VoL xxvn. July, ISOO-June, 1801.
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2.305. Vol. xxxm. June, 1806^uly, 1807.
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2.307. VoL XXXV. July, 1808-July, 1809.
2.308. Vol. XXXVI. July, 1809-July, 1810.
2.309. VoL xxxvn. July, ISlO^uly, 1811.
2.310. VoL xxxvra. Aug. 1811-July,
1812.
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2.312. VoL XL. Aug. 1813-July, 1814.
2,318. VoL XLL July, 1814-July. 1815.
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2.315. VoL XLin. Aug. 1817-July, 1818.
2.316. Vol. XLiv. Aug. 1818-Aug. 1819.
2.317. Vol, XLV. Sept. 1819 July. 1820.
2.318. Vol. XLVi. Aug. 1820-Aug. 1821.
2.319. VoL XLV3L Sept 1821-Mar. 1822.
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oontinned in another hand to Sept. 1788 ; and at the end, f. 77, are
memoranda relating to Drury Lane and Govent Garden Theatres
in 1742. Paper. With book-plate of the arms of Griffin. Small
OctaTo.
Eg. 2,321, 2,822. Reqisteb of pieces performed nightly at Drary Lane,
the Opera House, Lincoln's Lin Fields, and the Queen's [Hay-
market] theatres, from Oct. 1710 to July, 1729 ; including, in some
instances, the distribution of parts, and, in the case of Lincoln's
Inn Fields Theatr^, the amount of receipts. At the beginning
of some seasons is given a list of the companies at Drury Lane and
Lincoln's Lin Fields. Two volumes. Paper ; xviiitb cent. Quai-to.
Eg. 2,328. 1. Two leaves of a Duiich version of the Nibelungenlied,
f. 1. Printed, with remarks and facsimiles, by C. P. Serrure,
«« Vaderlandsch Museum," Gent, 1855, i. 1-33.
2. Two leaves of a quasi-Garlovingian poem in Dutch^ entitled
Wis8elau or Wildeber, founded on a German legend connected
with Konig Butter and a portion of the Yilkira Saga, f. 3. Printed,
with an introduction, by C. P. Serrure, ** Yaderlandsch Museum,"
1858, ii. 253-284.
Vellum ; xmth and xivth centt. Octavo and Quarto.
Eg. 2,324. Poems in Dutchj transcribed from a MS. of the end of the
xivth cent., formerly in the library of Charles J. E. van Hulthem
[Catalogue, Gaud, 1837, No. 194], and now in the Eoyal Library at
Brussels [Catalogue, 1842 ; Inventaire, Nos. 15,642-15,651], viz. :—
1. ^' Die dietsche Lucidarius, hoe die clerc den Meester vraecht ende
die meester ant wort :" a version of the Latin prose " Elucidarium,"
attributed to St. Anselm and others, f. 5.
2. " Die spieghel der sonden of Nieuwe Doctrinael van Jan de Weert ;"
headed, ^*Een goet boec van den vii dootsonden ende van den x
gheboden," f. 92.
3. AU^orical poem, headed, '* Dits, van Augustynkens sceepkene : "
elsewhere known as '* een rikelijc scip," f. 107.
4. Didactic poem, beginning, " Wie soe der wysheit wille volghen,"
f. 109.
5. On the virtues of the number seven in the Creation, etc,^ beginning,
** 0 heylige gheest vader ende sone," f. 130.
6. *' Een ezpositie van den viere vingheren ende van den dume :" a
mystical interpretation of passages in the Psalms, f. 133.
7. '* Dit es sinte Jans ewangelium also et Augustynken [van Dord-
recht] gheexponeert heeft," f. 137.
8. " Dit is van her Hughen van Tyberien, hoe hi den coninc Saladijn
ridder maechte," etc. : adapted by Hein van Aken from the French
romance of Hues de Tabarie, f. 141.
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9. ^'Hiei' beghint den A B recht ende averecht op elo lettere een
vers," f. 151.
All the poems are noticed by F. J. Mone, " Uebersioht der Nieder-
landischen Volks-Literatur," Tubingen, 1838. Paper ; xixth cent
Octavo.
Eg. 2,326. Original letters to Francis Blackbnme, Archdeacon of
Cleveland, author of " The Confessional," from : —
Nathaniel Lardner, D.D.; London, 30
July, 1754-29 Jan. 1760, ff. 5-22.
Thomas Amory, author of *<John
Buncle;" Wakefield, 29 July, 1769,
£123.
Lawrence Steme ; Sutton, 3 Nov. 1750,
f. 1.
Jaquee Sterne, LL.D., Arohdeaoon of
the East Biding, eto.; York, 6 Deo.
1750, t 3.
Paper. Qnarto.
Eg. 2,326. Poems of Abraham Cowley, consisting, with a few
omissions, of those printed in the edition of 1669, and arranged in
the same order. Paper ; late xviith cent. On f. 1 is the name of
John Owen. Small Qnarto.
Eg. 2,327. Bough musical memoranda of Ludwig van Beethoven,
connected with his arrangements of English, Scotch, Welsh, and
Irish airs. Autograph. At the beginning is an engraved portrait
of Beethoven. Paper; ctVca 1815. Oblate Quarto.
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1874
Eg. 2,328. "Gerlevxb Gernouak:" a vocabulary of the ancient
Cornish language, by the Rev. John Bannister, LL.D., Vicar of St.
Day, Scorrier, Cornwall. The English explanations are in short-
hand. Autograph. , Paper; xixth cent. Small Octavo. From the
Farnborough Fund,
Eg. 2,329. Engush-Cornish Dictionary : a copy of Johnson's English
Dictionary interleaved, with Cornish and other equivalents, by
Dr. John Bannister. Autograph. Paper; zixth cent. Octavo.
From the Farvborough Fund.
Eg. 2,330. Cornish vocabulary, by Dr. John Bannister; being
copious additions to the printed slips of his ** Glossary of Cornish
Names" (Truro, 1871), intended as materials for a second edition.
Autograph. With a few papers and letters and newspaper cuttings.
Paper ; xixth cent Folio. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,331. Materials for a glossaiy of Cornish names, by Dr. John
Bannister, incorporating a few slips from his printed glossary.
Autograph. The volume also contains a printed pax>er on nomen-
clature by Dr. Bannister, and various newspaper cuttings relating
to Cornish names, etc.; and also, at f. 391, ** A few thoughts on
some of the Antiquities of St. Burrian, Cornwall," by J. G^rge.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,332. A. Stanzas " to Jessie," by Geoi^e Gordon, Lord Byron,
with his letter to Crosby, oflFering them for publication [in
" Monthly Literary Becreations," vol. iv. p. 22] ; 21 July, 1807.
B. Letter from " Claire " [Jane Clennont] to Lord Byron, relating to
their child Allegra ; Florence, 24 Mar. 1821. A few lines ad-
dressed to [R. B.] Hoppner, Consul at Venice, are added by Lord
Byron.
Paper; xncth cent. Quarto. From the Farnborough Fund.
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Eg. 2,333. " A List of His Majesty's Royal Navy," giving the dimen-
sions, armaments, dates of building, etc,^ of tlie several ships ; 18
Sept. 1763. Paper. Small Octavo. From ihe Famboraugh Fund.
Eg. 2,334. Miscellaneous English autograph letiers : —
A. Benjamin Charles Incledon to George Bobbins; Ipswich, 15 Feb.
1816, f. 1.
B. 1. Joseph Salvador to Charles Macklin; London, 6 Feb. 1761»
£3.
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3. '* Proposals [of Charles Macklin] to George Colman, Esq., and the
other Managers of Covent Garden Theatre ; " n.i., £ 7.
4. Charles Macklin [to George Colman] ; n,d. With a portrait. £ 9.
6. Maria Macklin to [the same] ; 25 Mar. 1774, £ 17.
6. Assignment by Bobert Potter to James Dodsley of the oopyri^t oi
his translation of Enripides ; [1781]. Signed. £ 19.
7. Bichard Cumberland to O. W. Ward; [London, 2 Aug. 1808], £ 20.
8. Pierce Egan to ; London, 12 June, 1830, £ 22.
9. Amelia Opie to ; 17 June, 1841, £ 24.
10. Eliot Warburton to ; Worcester, 2 Feb. «.a., £ 26.
11. Joseph Wolff to Mrs. Walpole; Steventon Park, Leominster, 26
Sept. 1861, £ 28.
C. l.[Heinrich] Oldenburg to ; London, 8 June, 1676. Fr.
£ 31.
2. Edmund Halley to Johann Hevelius; Oxford, U Nov, (o.s.) 1678.
Lot, £32.
3. John Wallisto Samuel Pepys ; 10 Oct. 1699, £ 33.
4. Bichard Bentley to the Abb6 Bignon ; Cambridge, 8 Dec. (o.s.)
1713. Lot, £35.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,335. Two symphonies by Franz Joseph Haydn, in separate
orchestral parts; copied for engraving by J. Badnitzky, with
corrections by the composer. Paper; xvnith cent. Oblate Octavo.
From the Famhorough Fund,
Eg. 2,336. " CoLLECTANEii Anglo-Poetica : " bibliographical oolleo-
tions, chiefly relating to English poetry, by Moore, managing
assistant of Thomaa Thorpe, the bookseller. Paper; xixth oenL
Large Octavo. From Gie Famhoronigh Fund.
Eg. 2,887. Lists of works printed at the Middle Hill Press by Sir
Thomas Phillipps, Bart., as published in " A Bibliographical Cata-
logue of Books Privately Printed," by John Martin, 1834; Bohn's
sale catalogue, 1840; "Notes and Queries," 13 Nov. 1858; and
Lowndes's " Bibliographer's Manual," 1864. The ptinied sheets
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EGEETON MSS., 2,887—2,848. 1023
with numerous correotions and additions by Sir Frederic Madden ;
with a few letters from Sir T. Phillipps, 1868, and H . G. Bohn, 1864,
to Sir.F. Madden. Paper. OctaTo. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,338. Orders by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London *' for
the good rule and government " of the " fellowshipp of sergeants
and yeomen of both the compters of the same citie ; " confirmed 29
April, 1634. Vellum; in the original binding. Folio. From the
Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,389. Htmns and prayers for the canonical hours ; preceded by
extracts from the Fathers, and followed by other prayers. Greek.
Imperfect at the beginning. Paper ; end of the xvth cent. In the
early part of the volume are a few drawings representing the
Fathers. Duodecimo. From ihe Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,840. Medical tracts in Latin : —
1. " Parua cyrurgia magistri Lanfranci Mediolanensis," f. 3.
2. ** Practioella extracta ex dictis Mesne principaliter, per magistrum
Johannem de Parma," £ 84.
8. ABi>ect8 of the zodiacal signs in relation to the diflferent parts of
the human body ; with mnemonic verses on apothecaries' weight,
and lines on the planets, f. 100.
4. " Virtutes aque vite," f. 102.
5. Becipes, f. 113 b.
Li later hands are added some recipes, f. 2 ; and, at f. 82 b, direc-
tions for finding festivals and moons, by means of mnemonic verses,
with a diagram of a hand, beside which is the date 1857.
Vellum; beginning of the xivth cent. The names of JSgid.
Bainbr[idge] and Jed. Lucke, of the xvnth century, are written at
the end. Small Duodecimo. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,841. A. B. iNSTRuonoNs for making, in stained glass, " all the
Images of Seyntes y' shalbe made in y* v. panes of the wyndow in
the grey fryers at Grenewych," and also those " y* shalbe sette in
y* ouer fourme and storie of y* wyndowe aboue y" heyar steybarre."
Among the figures to be introduced are those of Henry YIL ;
Elisabeth, his Queen; Margaret, Countess of Bichmond, his
mother ; and Margaret, his daughter. Shields of arms in colours
are drawn in the margins. Two paper rolls; temp. Hen. VIL
The name of Sir William le Neve, Glarenoieux King at Arms,
[1635-1661], is inscribed.
Eg. 2,842. Miscellaneous papers, viz.: —
A. 1. Statutes and ordinances of war made at Durham, 17 June
[July], 9 Bic. n. [1385], f. 1.
2. Warrant of Charles I. to John Evans of Stafford for a loan of twenty
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EGERTON MSS., 2,842—2,844.
pounds in money or plate for the defence of the kingdom ; Oxford,
14 Feb. 1643[4]. A printed form ; sigjied by the King, and counter'
signed by Ed[ward Lord] Littleton, Lord Keeper. With the privy
seal, f. 5.
B. Bill of lading of provisions for Her Majesty's forts in Ireland on
board the " Bonntyfiill Gvyfte" of Poole; 18 Nov. 1602. With
signatures and official seals, £ 7.
Paper ; xviith cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,343. Seven original letters from [Henry John Temple] Viscount
Palmerston, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to B[ichard]
B[elgrave] Hoppner, British representative at Lisbon; 18 Apr.
1831, 18 June, 12 Aug., 1 Nov. 1832, 1, 23 Ang., 2 Sept 1833.
Paper. Small Qnarto. From the Farnborough Fund.
Eg. 2,344. Letters and papers of Baron Lonis Charles Theodore de
Gelb, General in the French service, and his family ; 1776-1816, in
French :—
1. Letters to Baron de Gelb from : —
[Claude Louis] Gomte de SainlrOer-
main, MlniBter of War; Yerflailles,
8 May, 1776, f. I.
[GhristiaD] Prince dee Denz-Ponts;
Paris, 8 Oct 1776, f. 4.
Victor Broglie [Claude Vict<», Prince de
Broglie (?), Secretary to the National
Assembly], and others ; Paris, 7 Mar.
1791, f. 10.
Louis Joseph de Bourbon, Prince de
Conde, commanding the ''annee de
Condd," or of the " Emigres;" Marien-
traut, Lingenfeld, 6chweigenheim,
Germesheim, eto,^ 11 May-10 Sept
1793. Bohgraph; with MoZa. ff. 14r-
30, S8-i55, 58-^3.
2. Orders of Lonis XVI., addressed to commanding officers on grant
of commissions to Baron Gelb, 10 Jnne, 1776, 31 May, 1782, 7 Ang.
1787. Signed; the first with seal ff. 2, 6, 8.
3. Appointment of Baron (Jelb to be aide-de-camp; 1 Apr. 1791.
Signed by the king. f. 13.
4. Military order signed by Baron de Gelb; Gnermesheim, 5 Jnne,
1793, f. 31.
5. Passport in feivour of Baron de Gelb, signed by the Prince de
Conde ; Germesheim, 18 Aug. 1793. With seal. Fr. and Germ.
Printed, f. 56.
6. [Dagobert Sigismund] Comte de Wiirmser, Austrian General, to
Baron de Gelb ; 19 May, [1793 ?]. Signed, f. 64.
7. Letters to the Baroness de Gelb, widow of Baron de Gelb, from : —
The Prince de Cond^ ; Hagenau, 9 Dec.
1793, Mulheim, 29 July^ 1795, Mem-
mingen, 2 Aug., 10 Nov. 1796. Holo-
graph, and signed ; with BeciU. fil 65,
68, 70, 72.
Prince Ferdinand [Maximilien M^riadec]
de Rohan-[Guem€ne], Arohevdque Duo
de Gambrai; BrusaelB, 26 Mar. 1794.
With teal. f. 66.
[Louis Ben^ fidouard] Le Cardinal
Prince de Rohan ; Ettenheim, 26 Jan.
1797. Signed ; with seal f. 73.
Max. C. P. D. D. D. P. [a German
prince?]; Rohrbach, 16 June, 1798.
Signed, f. 75.
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8. Appointment of Louis Charles Theodore de Gelb as Knight of the
Order of St. Louis ; 29 May, 1816. With a stamped denature of
Louis XYIIL ; eowUersigned by [Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke]
Mar6chal Duo de Feltre; and with the seed of the Ministry of
War. f. 76.
Paper. Folio. From the Famhorough Fund.
Eg. 2,346. ^' Liber Paois de anno regni Beginae Elizabeth sexto-
decimo [1573-4] : " a list of the sheriffs, judges of assize, councils of
the North and Wales, and of persons in Hie commission of the peace
in the several counties of England and Wales ; with a few notes by
Lord Burgbley. Paper; xvuth cent. Oblong Folio. From the
Farnborough Fund,
Eg. 2,346. " The Constitution of the Loyal and Friendly Society of
the Blew and Orange : " the rules, list of members, and anniversary
songs of a society establiBhed by the king's own 4th Begiment
of Foot, in commemoration of the Bevolution of 1688 and the
accession of the House of Hanover, 1 Aug. 1714. Paper; xvmth
cent. Written in ornamental characters, and ornamented with the
arms and badge of the society and other devices, by A. Bradley.
Quarto. From the Farvborough Fund.
Eg. 2,347. Treatise on Falconry ; the diseases, training, and different
species of hawks ; in Italian. Some recipes are added on f. 17 in
a later hand. Vellum ; early xvth cent. With coloured drawings.
In leather binding of the end of the xvth cent. At the beginning
is the name, ''Alexandri Zanettini, 1617." Octavo. From the
Farvborough Fund,
Eg. 2,348. Letters of Charles Lucien Bonaparte, Prince of Musignano
and Canine, and other naturalists, English and foreign, to George
Robert Gray, F.R.S. ; 1831-1871. Paper. Folio. From ihe Fam-
horough Fund.
Eg. 2,348. Six copies, by Mrs. Isabella Lane ConoUy, of illuminations
in ancient MSS., principally at fiome and Perugia ; including one
from the early copy of Virgil in the Library of the Vatican (Lat.
3,225). Paper; 1869-1873. Fulio. From ihe Fart^borough Fund,
Eg. 2,360. Transcripts of ecclesiastical papers, comprising articles for
church government, proceedings in Convocation, copies and extracts
of letters of divines and members of the Privy Council, many of
which are addressed to Archbishop Parker, and kindred papeia,
principally for the years 1647-1580, with a few of earlier date ;
copied from the originals in the Library of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, and chiefly from the MSS. entitled '* Synodalia '*
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(No. cxxi.); "Epistolaft Virorum IllDBtrium *' (No. codx.) 5 "Some
fragments of . . . Richard Cox, Bp. of Ely" (Na olxTiii.); and
" Qtibb conoemnnt Gardinemm " (No. cxxvii.). : Paper ; xvmth
cent. Polio.
Eg. 2,361. Faib oopy of the court book of Aemanor of Colkennington
or Kempton, oo. Middlesex; 16 Oct. 1676-19 Oct. 1719. Taper;
xviiith cent. Folio.
ICg. 2,852. 1. BouQH register of admissions and tmrrenders of tenants
of the above manor; 16 Got 1676^10 Oct. 1©99, f. I.
2. Similar register, arranged in alphabetical order under the names of
tenants, of admissions and surrenders in the xrxiith century. The
last entry in a later hand is dated 1803. f. 21.
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Eg. 2,868. Copt of a deed between Ralph, 2nd Earl Vemey, and
others, securing the property formerly settled on the marriage of
John Vemey, eldest son of the late Earl, with Mary, daughter of
Josias Nicholson ; and on that of Ralph, the present Earl Vemey,
with Mar}-, daughter of Henry Herring; 18 June, 1767. A pencil
memorandum at the beginning, signed, '* J. M. 1792," states that
the original deed was lost, or destroyed by Earl Vemey ; and draws
attention to the date of, and erasures in, the deed. Paper ; xvnith
cent. Polio.
Eg. 2,864-2,867. Minutes of proceedings of the commissioners ap-
pointed to enclose common lands within the parishes of Hanworth,
Peltham, and Sunbury, in Middlesex; 20 Aug. 1800-23 Aug. 1808.
In four volumes ; the first of which contains the minutes in general,
and the rest those concerning Hanworth, Peltham, and Sunbury,
respectively. Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,868. " Particule Compoti Thome Warley, Clerioi Operacionum
domini Regis; " 19 Apr. 1500-27 Mar. 1502 ; being accounts for the
following works : —
1. Preparations in St. Paul's cathedral and at the Bishop's palace for
the ceremony of the marriage of Prince Arthur, and for the subse-
quent banquet; 22 Mar. 1600-25 Dec. 1501, f. 2.
2. The erection of stands for viewing tournaments at the Tower;
May 1601, f 12.
3. Repairs at the Tower ; 1500-1602; f 13 b.
4. Repairs in Westminster Hall, including decoration of the northern
porch and arch with paintings of Guy, Earl of Warwick, and Colde-
brand ; 26 Apr. 1500-27 Mar. 1502, f 24.
5. Repuii-s at the palace and preparations for tournaments, etCj at
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Westminster, on the occasion of the arriyal of the Princess [Catherine
of Aragon] ; 19 Oct.-7 Dec. 1601, f. 38.
6. The supply of arms used in tournaments at Eennington, Barnes,
Bichmond, and Westminster, f. 42 b.
7. Bepairs and decoration of the royal barge to meet the Princess,
f.45.
8. Vaiiqus works at Greenwich, 26 Apr. 1500-27 Mar. 1502 ; Eltham,
21 Mar.-Nov. 1501 ; and the King's Mews [Westminster], Mar. 1502,
ff. 46, 50, 53.
Paper ; xvitb cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,369. Duplicate of the aocount of the executors of Sir Boger
Aston, Kt., late Keeper of the King's Wardrobe, containing the
wardrobe accounts for the year 1610-1611, dated 6 May, 1615:
signed by Thomas [Howard], Earl of Suffolk, Lord High Treasurer,
Sir Fulke Greville, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and John Sotherton,
one of the Barons of the Exchequer. Lat. Yellum roll of eleven
skins, measuring 2 ft 9 in. x 1 ft. 7 in.
Kg. 2,860. Form for drawing up the aooounts of a steward of a manor,
beginning, ^ Compotus Willelmi de Domeye, prepositi domini
Nicholai Tyeys," and dated '^anno regis xvj [Edw. II.]." Amongst
the entries is, ** de auxilio nativomm ad expensas domini in guerra
Scocie." In other hands are added notes of weights ; forms of
deeds, some of which are dated in the 18th and 19th years of
£dw. II. ; notes on the *' agestatio " or grazing of animals ; and a
parody of the Qospel account of the visit of the Magi, relating the
birth of Bacchus at Walton in the time of King Wemardus of Oxford.
Lot. Vellum roll, measuring 5 ft. 10 in. x 7f in.
Eg. 2,361. Ikventort of reliques belonging to the Benedictine monas-
tery of St. Bertin, in St. Omer, found '' in capsis, oapsulis, vasis,
comibus, bustis, cristallinis, ebumeis, paruis feretris, et ceteris
talibus," Sept 1465 ; by Allelmus Flatel, Prior, and other officers
of the convent, Guillaume [Filastre], Bishop of Toumay, being then
abbat Lot. Yellum roll, measuring 11 ft. 7 in. x Hi in.
Eg. 2,362. Boll of the masters and scholars of Winchester School for
the year 1706. Yellum, measuring 2 ft. 6i in. x 3 in.
3 u 2
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The foUowing Nos.^ Eg. 2,368-2,369, were purchaeed from ike Fam-
borough Fund,
Eg. 2,363. Transcript of letters of Cardinal Amand d'Ossat, French
ambassador at Borne, to Henry IV. of France, and Nioolaa de Neuf-
yille, Seigneor de Yiileroy, Secretary of State ; Borne, 15 Dec. 1594-
15 Dec. 1603. JFV. Varying in some instances in dates and
order of letters from the printed edition, Paris, 1624. Paper ; XTUth
cent. With book-plate of Sir Edward Hales, Bart [of Woodohnrch,
ob, 1829]. Quarto,
Eg. 2,364. Copies of monumental inscriptions and drawings of arms
in churches of Hampshire, including Winchester Cathedral ; by
A. J. Jewers. Paper ; xixth cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,366. " Skeleton of [an Assyrian] Dictionary," by Edwin Norris,
Ph.D., Hon. Secretary of the Boyal Asiatic Society, etc, Auiograpk
Three parts of tlie projected work were published in 1868-1872.
Paper ; xixth cent. Quarto.
Eg. 2,366. Materials for an Assyrian Dictionary, by Edwin Norris,
Ph.D., etc. ; in continuation of the three printed parts, beginning
at NMT near the end of Part iii. and extending to SDS. Paper ;
xixth cent. Quarto.
Eg. 2,367. Materials for a vocabulary and grammar of Assyrian
verbs, by Edwin Norris, PhD., etc Autograph, Paper ; xixth cent.
Quarto.
Eg. 2,368. Notes for a grammar of the Assyrian language, by Edwin
NoiTis, Ph.D., etc. Autograph. Paper; xixth cent. Small Octavo.
Eg. 2,369. " Hints for preface of [an Assyrian] Dictionary," by Edwin
Norris; with rough notes upon Assyrian grammar, history, etc.
Autograph. Paper ; xixth cent. Small Octavo.
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EQEETON MSS., 2,870-2,879. 1029
Xg. 2,370-2,877. ** An UlnBtration of the monastic history and anti-
quities of the town and abbey of St. Edmund's Bury. By the
Beverend Bichard Tates, F.S.A London, 1805." Printed;
with the continuation printed in 1843, and considerable MS. addi-
tions, partly the original collections of the author, and partly notes
and farther matter by John Bowyer Nichols. Eight volumes.
Interspersed are numerous original letters, chiefly addressed to the
Rev. R. Tates. Among the writers are : —
George A8hb7,B.D.;Banow, 12, 24 Aug. B[ioliard] Goiigh; 5 July, 1802, ▼. f.
a04.
Edward Hasted; im2., 7 May, 17 July,
1806. V. fL 307, 308, 313.
J[ohn] B[owyer] Niohola ; 6, 7 Feb. 1824.
T. ff. 316, 319;— to Samuel Tymms,
21 Sept., 5 Oct 1842, yiii. ff. 14, 18.
[Rev.] William Bawdwen ; Hooton-Pag-
nell, 16 Aug. 1813-21 Deo. 1814, til
it 10-17.
1802, II. f. 240 : ▼. f. 287 ;'-to William
Yatet; 18, 27 Aug. 1802,7 Aug. 1808,
V. ff. 289-292.
J[olm] Britton ; n.<f., m. f. 228.
[Bey.] Benjamin Underwood ; East Bar-
net, 9 Jan. 1806. With biographical
notioe of Th<»na8 Enowlea, D.D. it.
f.279.
[Sir] Jermyn Davers [Bart.] to — ^;
London, 2 Mar. 1721, ▼. f. 299.
In Vol. IV. f. 329, is sprinted tract, entitled, "The Woefull and
Lamentable wast and spoile done by a euddaine Fire in S. Edmonds-
bnry in SuffoUce, on Munday the tenth of AprilL 1608. London
1608;" — and in Vol. vi. f. 391, is "A catalogue of register books,
leigers, chartularies, rolls, deeds, evidences, &c., concerning Bury
Abby, town, Ac, *c.,'* by Thomas Martin. The contents of Vol.
vn. consist of " a copy of Domesday, as far as relates to the manors
and parcels of land belonging to the monastery of St. Edmund,
with a translation of the same by the Bev. W[illiam]
Bawdwen."
Paper ; xviith-xixth centt Quarto.
Eg. 2,378. Schemes of nativity, drawn apparently by John Partridge,
the almanac maker, accompanied in most cases by biographical
notes, in addition to the date of birth, chiefly of members of the
families of Bering, Barley, Thomicroft, Churchill, and St. John.
The last nativity is signed by John Partridge. Inserted at the
end are : —
1. Portion of €t printed astrological almanac for 1677, containing " Astro-
logical Judgments " and " Useful astrological aphorisms," f . 44.
2. Tables of eclipses, lunar aspects, diurnal motions of planets, etc,,
for 1726. Imperfect, ending in July. f. 53.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,379. QuARTETis, sonatas, symphonies, etc,, by Franz Joseph
Haydn; copied by J. Badniteky [see Eg. 2,335], and in many
cases signed by the composer. Some pieces are dated 1784-1787.
Paper. Oblate Octavo.
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1080 EGEBTON MSS., 2,360—8,883.
Eg. 8,880. Original letters, ete.^ of, ' and relating to, Franz JoBeidi'
Haydn,. the composer, viz,: —
1. [Franz] Joseph. Haydn to William Eorster, music printer of
London; Estoras [Bsterhae], 8 Apr. 1787-28 Feb. 1788. IV. and
Germ, f. 1.
2. Charles Jemingham to W. Foister ; Oawsey [Gossey, co. Norfolk], 24
Ang. 1781, f. 11.
3. Acquittance from Haydn, as " Maestro di Capella " of Prince
Esterhazy, to William Forster for £70 for the copyright of sym-
phonies, etc.; Esterhaz, 1786. Fr. Signed, f. 12.
4. Bill of costs due from W. Forster to James Mainstone on legal
business connected with the publication of Haydn's works ; 17 Aug.
1781-26 Jan. 1788, f. 13. With J. Mainstone's receipt; 5 May,
1797, f. 17,
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,881. Minutes of the proceedings of the Boyal Society and of
the Society of Antiquaries, taken by Emai^uel Mendes dja Costa,
F.R.S., F.S.A. ; 17 Mar. 1767-1 Apr. 1762. Autograph. Included
are printed lists of the Fellows of the Eoyal Society, 1767-1761,
ff. 23 b, 66 b, 108 b, 147, 186 b, and of the Society of Antiquaries,
1678-1760, flf. 60 b, 89 b, 129, 171 b, and at the end is a " Easter
of the Fellows of the Eoyal Society ** from its foundation, f. 203.
Paper. Small Quarto.
Sg. 2,382. MiscELLANBOUS antiquarian collection by Biobard Gough,
F.S.A., M2. ;—
1. Catalogue of articles relating to English topography in. the Cot-
tonian Library, arranged alphabetically in order of counties, f. 4.
2. " A transcript of y* late Professor [John] Ward's notes in y*
margin, &c., of his copy of Horsley's Britannia Bomana now in y*
British Museum," 1764, f. 60.
3. Copy, from Harl. MS. 7,037, of "the Petition of the town of Cam-
bridge [to James I.] to be made a City," 1616 ; with other extracts,
f.89.
4. Copy of a letter from John Bagford to Thomas Heame ; 1 Feb. 171 J ;
prefixed to Heame's edition of Leland's *' Collectanea," Oxford,
1716; vol. i. p. Iviii ; f. 96.
6. Catalogue of the MSS. of Nicholas Jekyll, of Castle Hedingham, co.
Essex, made by William Holman, of Halstead; 26 July, 1715, £
163.
6. Note " on the introduction of brick buildings into England," by
Richard Gough, f. 177.
7. Criticism on Philip Morant's " History of Essex," by the same. f.
179.
Paper ; xviiith cent. Small Quarto.
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Bg. 3JS8S: Papbbs relating ohiefly to the Leathersellero' Coinpany of
London; 1510,1685-1705:—
1. **Becepta M. Willolmi Norbyry" [afterwards Archdeacon of
Gliiclieeter], 1 Ang.-25 Dea [1510]; apparently tithes of oom,
hides, eto. Signed by Bobert [Sherborne, JBishop of] Chichester.
f.2.
2. '* Notes of some matters to be reported to the Court of Assistants
of the Leathersellers Company oonoeming Mr. [John] Turner's
leaving Lewisham Qrammar School;" [July, 1705], f. 3. For
• other papers on the subject, partly in the same hand, see Add, MS.
10,602, ff. 43-49.
3. Declarations by members of the company against the " Solemn
League and Covenant;" 11 May, 1685-20 Jan. 1686[7]. Printed
forms, with signatures, f. 5.
4 Order from the Court of Common Council, " in obedience to his
Majesties command," for the removal of certain Liverymen of the
company ; 14 Feb. 168|, f. 20.
5. Order for a return of the Livery of the Company in 1685, and of
admissions to 23 Feb. 1689[90], f. 21.
6. Order for the raising of subscriptions in the company towards a
loan of £200,000 from the City to the Crown ; 6 Sept. 1692, f. 22.
1, Order for a return of all members of the company not freemen of
the City; 16 Nov. 1694, f. 24.
8. Order of the Lord Mayor to restrain one Mr. Stokes from en-
croachment on property of the Company in the Saracen's Head Lin
yard in Camomile Street; 8 Mar. 1696[7]. With a note relating
to the same property, f. 25.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,884. 1. Original letter from George Vertue,F.S.A., the engraver,
to [? Edward Harley, Earl of Oxford], on the picture of the family
of Sir Thomas More attributed to Holbein ; London, 17 Dec. 1733.
- With an engraving enclosed, f. 2.
2. Notes by the same on the life and works of Wentzel Hollar, the
engraver, f. 10.
Paper ; xviuth cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,885. Original letters of eminent foreigners ; 1774-1839 : —
l.C[ar8ten] Niebuhr, the traveller, to [Lorenz Johann Daniel] Succow
[or Suckow], professor at Jena; Copenhagen, 25 July, 1774. Oerm.
II.
2, Baffaelle Morghen, engraver, to Dr. Francesco Aglietti, at Venice ;
Florence, 17 Oct. 1801. Ital. f. 3.
3. [Friedrich von] Gentz to Madame [de Stael ?] ; Teplitz [in Bohemia],
31 May, 1808. Fr. f, 4.
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4. [Francois Pierre Guillanme] Guizot, ^^seor^taiie gininl du
Minist^re de la Justice " to [Gilbert Joseph Gaepard], Comte de
Chabrol [de Volvic], Pr6fet de la Seine ; 11 Aug. 1816. Fr. £ 6.
6. Ant[onio] Canova, Bculptor, to [Jean Baptiste] Wicar, punter; 11
Apr. 1821. Itcd. £7.
6. [Friedrich] Ruckert, poet and orientalist, to ; Erlangen, 28
Kov. [18]39. Germ. f. 9.
Paper. Folio.
Eg. 2,386. Roll of fines for writs of extent on Statutes Staple ;
4 Oct. 1672-26 Aug. 1673. Lat Signed by Thomas Agar. The
]ast entry is for a writ for Sir Roland Litton, of Knebworth, Ent.,
V. Sir John Sabine, of Liucoln's Inn, Bart. Vellum roll, two
sheets, 3 ft. 3 in. x 11 in.
Eg. 2,887. Roll of fines for writs of extent on Statutes Staple ;
28 Oct. 1680-16 June, 1681. Lat. Signed by Thomas Milton,
Deputy Clerk of the Crown. Vellum roll, one sheet, 2 ft. 4 in.
X 1 ft.
Eg. 2,388. '* Recueil des Frincipaux Seigneurs qui passerent la mer
aueo Guillaume, Conquereur d'Angleterre, et de plusieurs a;utreB
qui apres le deces du diet GuiUaume se retirerent en Angleterre : "
.... ''Ensemble les Gestes, Allicoioes genealc^ques. Manages
et Armaries dee Due, Marquis, Comtes, Vioomtes, et Barons, eetans
de present en honneur en la Court d'Angletene." Preceded by a
dedication to Charles IX. of France, dated '' Sainct Germain des-
Prez lez Paris," 1 Jan. 1569, and signed by J. Benard, who ex-
presses his gratitude for the reception accorded to an earlier work, a
" traduction des grands Annales d' Angleterre et d*£sooce." Paper.
With arms in colour, and numerous coarsely executed miniatureB
of hunting scenes, fiowers, etc. In the original leather binding,
rebacked, with gaufred edges. On each cover ia painted a hunting
scene, with the device and motto of Charles IX. in the centiB.
Folio.
Eg. 2,389. Stigherarion, or hymnal for the services of the Greek
Church throughout the year, with musical notes. Oreek. Paper ;
end of xvuth cent. Small Quarto.
Eg. 2,390. Hymns of the Greek Church, with musical notes, for
Saints' days and festivals, from February to August, f. 4; — from
the Triodion, or book of services firom Septuagesima to Easter Eve,
f. 129 b; and from the Pentecostarion, or book of services from
Easter Day to the Octave of Whitsun Day, f. 246 b. Greek.
Paper ; xviith cent In the original leather binding, with blind
tooling. Small Quarto.
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EOEBTON MSS^ 2,881—8,898. 1033
Eg. 2,89L Htmnb, etc., of the Greek Church, with mugical notes^
in Oreekj vit. : —
1. HymnB for variotis Saints' days, ete., from April to August. Imper-
fed at the b^inning. f. 1.
2. *' Tpoiropca dywrraatfia ^oAAo/Acva fi€ra rov afuafjMV [Psalm ozix.] ly
Tiu? jcvpuucois Tov oKov kyuajTov" f. 116 b.
3. " Kara^Scuruus [mc] ccs rrfy dytav yarvTjiriy tov Kvpiov 17/1^^;" followed
by similar hymns for the Epiphany, Candlemas, Palm Sunday,
lister, Asoension Day, etc., f. 132.
4. Dozology, headed, " H' vafiwcra SofoXoyui larl mAi/ia rov Fccmrarpov,"
f. 165.
5. Hymns, headed, *^hpx/f avv &€& rwv xar ^x^^ tlpfuay KoXXcmBiyrtnv
irapa Tou axmv Kvptav fivaXataiov Icpeuis fnu vo/ao^Xoxos rifi fJutydKrj
[«c] iKKkrjaia^'' f. 167 b.
6. Hymns for the dead, headed, ^ofMMfjuoq ^viAA4k>ftcros c2$ KoifuBhnai
XjoSjmv^ votrjfjta Xfnxrofrrofiov,^* and ^' rpurdyiaif v€Kptaa'ifMOV t vapmrofidr
{cnu ^jo^ii/ov," £f. 172, 180 b.
Paper ; x vnth cent. In the original tooled leather binding. Small
Octavo*
Eg. 2,898. LrruBOHB, ordination services, etc., of the Greek Church,
in Oreek: —
1. Order for the consecration of a reader and chorister, f. 3 ; — of a
subdeacon, f. 3 b; — of a deacon, f. 68 ;— of a priest, f. 61 ;— of a
bishop, f. 64.
2. Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, I 6 ;--of St. Basil the Great, 1 24 ;
— of the Presanctified, f. 48.
3. Prayers before Communion, headed, '' cvx^ tv X^t 6 3f>cvs [Upcvs ?]
17 6 nvcv/iarucos rov /icAAovros furaXafitly^** f. 67.
On the fly-leaves at the beginning is a rubric on episcopal conseGra*-
tion, headed, ^' ^/iip^cta ircpl hpxuparu^ \€ipmvivlaK irapaTaxBtura wnpa
rov olicovficvucov varpuipxp^ KrfpfvXXav jcai vwrtf^ riji apxuparuc^
oi/KoSov,'* f. 1.
Paper. Finished [see ff. 71 and 88 bj 25 July, 1664, by the hand
of Euthimius [?], the monk, '^dvo w^Xtnrovqacv ix xupas aronmw"
[Sopoto, in the district of Kalavryta, in the Morea]. With illumi-
nated initials and full-page miniatures of SS. Chrysostom, Basil,
and Gregory Dialogus [?]• Small Folio*
Eg. 2,898. Hymn-toitbs of the Greek Church, headed, "'Ap^^
aw 0^ ayitf rw Kar ijx^^ /AeyaA«i>y KparYifjLarvny^ vc rSiy mXXw ra
txXdcrorcpa ironifwra Suupopw^ Toii;r«iir." Paper; xvuth cent On
f. 1 is the name, as owner, of Demetrius, *< rov ck mtffti^f ruMf jcoAa-
ptrS/v [? Kalarites, in Albania], ax^S. dwptX. fi. koA." [31 Mar. 1664 J.
Small Quarto.
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1034 fSOEKTON MSS^ 2,384, 3,385.
Bg. 9,384. ExEMFLiFiCATiosr of a *" Carta exeoutoria" of Philip 11. of
Spain, confirming the title to nobility of Diego Snarez de Gamioa,
of Ocana, son of Francisoo Nunez de Gamica ; Oranada, 24 July,
1587. Span, With leaden bulla. At the end are memoranda
of the production of the document before the magistrates of Ocima
andTorrejon; 4 Aug. 1587, 17 I'eb. 1590. Vellum. Folio. In
ihe original gilt-tooled binding.
Eg. 2,396. MiscELLANBons ofi&cial papers relating to the English
' settlements in America and the West Indies,, chiefly dooumentfl
submitted to, or issuing from, the Council of Trade and Plantations,
with a few original letters; 1627-1609. A large part of tiifr
ooUection appears to have been formed by Thomas Fovey, Secre-
tary to the Ck)uncil. The contents are : — '
1. Articles of agreement between Sir Thomas Warner, English
Oovemor, and PieiTe de Blaine^ Sieur Desnambno, and others,
French Gk)yemors, with treaties of partition, mutual protection,
eie^ between the two nations, wd other papers concerning the
Island of St. Christopher's ; 1627-1650, 1662-1666. Originals and
copies; Fr. and Eng. ff. 3, 5, 8-15, 30, 31, 34, 37, 38, 40, 41, 342,
. 385,448.
2. Grant from Sir William Alexander of Menstrie to Claude de St.
Estienne, Seigneur de la Tour, and his son, of a portion of the S. W.
district of Nova Scotia ; 6 Oct. 1629. Fr. Copy. 1 17.
3. '' Copy of a letter from the Councill of Scotliuid oonceming His
. Ma]eBt3r'8 title and right to Kew Scotland ; Halyrudhouse, 9 Sept.
1630," f. 18.
4. *' Beport made to his Majesty of the Commodities of the Plantation
of Canada ; " 24 Nov. 1680. Cbpy. f. 19.
5. Papers concerning the English right to Canada and Nova Sootia
and the patent of Sir William Alexander; 1630-1632, ff. 20-26.
6. Quo Warranto against the Massachusetts Bay Company for usurp-
ing privileges; 1635. Lat. Copy, With notes of prooeedings;
1635-6. ff. 27, 29.
7. Letter from Charles I. to Sir David Kii'ke [Governor of Newfound-
land] in favour of Lady Hopkins, his sister; Newport, 11 Nov.
. 1648. Signed, f. 36.
8. ** Preuilleges graunted to the People of the Hebrew Nation that are to
goe [? from Holland] to the Wilde Oust" [? in Brazil] ; n.d., f. 46.
9. *' A brief relation of the beginning and ending of the troubles of
the Barbados, with the true causes thereof. Set forth by A. B., a
diligent observer of the times." London, 1653. Printed, f. 48.
10. '' Mountserrat and Antigua aocoumpts ; " 1654--1656, ff. 54, 172.
1 1. A brief ** Joumall of the Conquest of Jamaica ; " 1655, f. 60.
12. Treaties between the French and English, and other pc4)erB ro-
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. lating to tfa^ Caribbee (also called Leeward) iBlands ; 1655-1676.
Fr. and Eng. ff. 62, 66, 186, 347, 349, 446, 459, 525, 533, 628.
13. '' Draught of a GoQuniasioii [from the Protector, Oliver Oromweil]
for ChriBtopher Cannell [or Kaynell] to be governor of Antego "
[Antigua] ; 6 Aog. 1656, £. 68.
14. Aoconnto of *' the Foreigners estates aeqnestred on the Windward
aide of the island of St. Chriatopher's in anno 1654 f 15 Oct. 1656,
£69.
15. '* An Aocoumpt of the Strangers goods seast vppon for the vse of
His Highnes in the islande of Neauis ;" 21 Oct. 1656, f. 78.
16. Petition from James [Hay], Earl of Carlisle, to the Jjord Protector
'* praying a confirmation of his interest in Barbados ; " [circa 1656],
f. 84.
17. " Certeine queries conoeming his Highnesse Interest in the West
Indies," followed hy other papears containing propositions and
petitions for the advancement of English interests in America and
the West Indies, the formation of a West Indian Company, etc. ;
[drca 1656-1658], JBf. 86-109.
18. Minutes of meetings of the Committee of Foreign Plantations ; 14
Jan. 1656[7], 10, 14 Jan. 1660[1], ff. 113, 289.
19. '* Copy of a Commission [from the Protector, Oliver Cromwell] for
Daniel Searle Esq' to be Governor of Barbados ; " 26 Mar. 1657,
£ 114.
20. Beport from the *' Committee for managing the affaires of Jamaica "
to the Lord Protector, conoeming the state of the West Indies ;
2 Jnne, [1657]. Copy, f. 123.
21.''Propo6alls of certain ships for the West Indies and otlier
necessaries for fleet and army, humbly represented by [Admiral]
William Qoodsonn; " [June, 1667], f. 124w
22. [Colonel] Edward D'Oyley [Commander-in-chief in Jamaica] to
Martin Noel ; Jamaica, 5 July, 1657, f. 128 ;— [to the Committee for
America ; 1667], f. 144 ;— to Thomas Povey ; 12 July, 5 Aug. 1658,
m 169, 170.
23. [Lient.-General] William Brayne [Commander-in-chief in Jamaica]
to Thomas Povey and others; Jamaica, 8 July, 1657, f. 129.
24. Grant from the Protector, Oliver Cromwell, to William Povey of
the office of Provost-Manshal-Oeneral of Barbadoes ; 16 Sept. 1657.
Drirft. f. 131.
25. Beport of the Committee for America to the Privy Council concerning
the affairs of Jamaica and Barbadoes ; 29 Oct 1657. Copy. f. 136.
26. '* The effect of some Propositions tendred by Admirall [William]
Goodson from Leiftenant Generall [William] Brayne, and Beported
to his Highness y* 2^ of Jnne last by y* Committee of America ; "
30 Oct. 1657, f. US.
27. Beports and other papers on the state, settlement, and government
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of Jamaica; 1657-1661, 1670, 1679, ff. 139, 142, 157-168, 171, 241,
257, 283, 291-^295, 469, 603, 609.
28. Beport of the Oommittee for Jamaica and the West Indies to the
Lord Protector, on the nnsettled government of Virginia, and
suggesting Edward Diggs as Governor ; [18 Dea 1 657]. Copy. f. 147.
29. Petitions, copies of letters, and various papers relating to the
island of Barbadoes, many of them having relation to the government
of Francis, Lord WUloughby of Parham; 1653-1679, ff. 148, 156,
175, 176, 184, 238, 267, 287, 307, 329, 833, 444, 463, 485, 486, 584,
587, 625, 626.
30. ^ Proposalls ... for the greater encouragement of Merchants in
their Navigations and carrying on of trade with honour and safety
-to this Nation" ... "By [Captain John] Lymbrey ;" [circa 1657],
f. 149. With a letter conoeming the same &om J[o6eph] B[rook8]
Yates to J[ohn] Y[oung] Ackerman, Bee. S.A. ; 5 Mar. 1855. DupU-
cate. f. 152.
31. Commission from the Council of State to Colonel Philip Ward as
Governor of Nevis; [Sept.] 1659. Draft f. 188.
32. Objections to the encroachments of the Massachusetts Proprietors ;
[temp. Commonwealth], f. 199.
33. '* Draft of an Act to Licorporateing a Company fi)r the trade of
America;" n.d. [?1659], f. 202.
34. Order of the Council for Foreign Plantations to Thomas Povey,
Secretary, to confer with certain persons on the state of Jamaica ;
29 Mar. 1660. Signed by [Sir] Edwaid Harley. f. 248. With T.
Pove/s report ; 9 Apr. 1660, f. 244.
35. Commission from the Keepers of the Liberties of England to
Colonel Thomas Muddiford [Modyford] as Governor of Barbadoes ;
[24 Apr. 1660]. Drafts, ff. 245, 252.
36. Sara Kirke, widow of Sir David Kirke, Governor of Newfoundland,
to Charles II. ; [1660], f. 258. Followed by narratives and other
papers concerning Newfoundland, 1660, ff. 259-266.
37. " Instructions for the Councill of Trade ; " [1660]. Drafts, ff. 268,
269*
38. *' Overtures touching a Councell to bee erected for forreigne planta-
tions." Drafts, ff. 270, 272.
39. Proposition for a Council for the Plantations to be selected from
the Privy Cotmcil, with a permanent secretaiy ; [1660], f. 276.
40. " Certaine Propositions for the better accomodating the forreigne
plantations with servants reported from the Committee to the
Councell of Forreigne Plantations;" [circa 1660], f. 277.
41. " Reasons offered by the Lord [Francis] Willoughbie [of Parham]
why hee ought not to bee confined in his settlement vpou Serranam "
[Surinam] ; [1660], f. 279. With another paper on the same subject,
f. 280.
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42. " Proposalls of the Merchants Planters and Traders to the ishmd
of Antigua," concerning the settlement and defence of the island ;
n.d. [circa 1660], f. 288.
43. T[honnas] P[ovey] to , enclosing a list of qneries " concerning
the natnrall prodacts of Virginia [and the Bermudas] in behalf of
the Boyall Society;" 4 Mar. 1660[1], f. 296.
44. *^ Report of the Connoill for forreigne Plantations concerning the
Enoroa[c]hment8 of the Massachusetts Colony;" endorsed, 8 Apr.
1661, f. 299.
45. *' Overtures for the better providing for Jamaica before the Lord
Windsor's going away Governor of that place;" 10 June, 1661,
f. 301.
46. [Colonel] William Watts [Governor of St. Christopher's] to Thomas
Pouin [Povey] ; St. Christopher's, 19 June, 1661, f. 303.
47. The President and Council of Barbadoes to [? Sir Edward Nicholas]
Secretary of State; 10 July, 1661, f. 305.
48. Charles Hill to John Kirke, *' concerning Lord Baltemore's interest
in Newfoundland ; " Ferryland [in Newfoundland], 12 Sept. 1661,
f. 308. With other papers on the same subject, ff. 309, 310.
49. Papers relating to the rival claims of the French and English, as
well as of private patentees, to Nova Scotia; 1630-1662. Copiea.
fif. 311-828, 340.
50. " Lord \\ illoughby's interest in Barbados & the Leeward Islands,"
£f. 331, 332.
51. " Letter from the Conncill of Plantations to Virginia ;" n,d. [circa
1661]. Ccpy. f. 335.
52. '* A Proposall for removing spices and other plants from the East
to the West Lidies ; " 1661. Endorsed as " Sir Richard Ford's paper."
ff. 337, 339.
53. Order of the King in Council for the payment of the army in
Jamaica, followed by a detailed account of a day's pay ; 1662. Copy,
f. 351. •
54. ** A discourse and Veiw of Virginia," by Sir William Berkeley,
Governor of Virginia. Printed in 1662. f. 354.
55. Sir William Berkeley to Lord ; Virginia, 28, 30 Mar., 18 Apr.
1663. Copies, ff. 360, 362, 865.
56. Anthony Langston to Lord , on the state of Virginia ; [? 1662],
Copy. f. 366.
57. " Computation of an Iron Work in Virginia," by the same ; n.d.
[? 1663], f. 368.
58. " A grant of the of&ce of Beceivor Generall of the Revenues of the
Forreigne Plantations in America & Affrica to Thomas Boss and
Thomas Chiffinch, Esq".; 9 Apr. 15 Chas. IL [1663]." Copy.
f. 370.
59. " Draft of a Patent for Thomas Povey Esq. to Beoeivor
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Generall of the Hevenxies arising to his Majestie 6tit of Affinca ^*
America ; " [drea 1668]. Imperfect f. 880.
60. William Povey to Thomas Povey, his brother; Barbadoes, 9 Sept.,
21 Oct. 1663, ff. 383, 384.
61. " Instinctions to Colonel Richard Nicolls, Sir Robert Carr, George
Cartwright, and Samnell Mavericlte, Commissioners to visit otir
Colony of the Massachusetts in onr Plantacion in New England ; "
23 Apr. 1664. Signed by Charles II., and countersigned by Henry
Bennet [Secretary of State, afterwards Earl of Arlington]. With
seal. f. 387.
62. lostructions to the same as Commissioners "for the visitacion of
our Colony of Connecticott ; " 23 Apr. 1664. Signed as above ; with
neal. f. 398.
63. Papers on the state and government of New England ; [drca 1660-
1664], 1675, ff. 396, 397, 414, 522.
64. Proposals '* for the Incouragement of Merchants inhabiting and
residing in New England and other his Majesties plantations in
- those parts of America and for the benifit and adnantage of his
Majesties Constomes ; " [circa 1 664]. Signed by James Bollen: f . 425.
65. George Cartwright, one of the Commissioners of New England, to
[Henry Bennet] Lord ArliDgton, Secretary of State, with copies of
the Reports of the Commission upon the state of the several
colonies; 1665, ff. 426-441.
66. Letters of Charles IL, recalling the Commissioners of New England,
and commanding the Governor and Council of Massachusetts to
send representatives to England ; 10 Apr. 1666. Certified copy.
f. 442.
67. Petition of the inhabitants of Avilonia [Avalon, Newfoundland] to
George Kirke, Esq., to accept the of&ce of Governor; 18 Mar.
1666[7]. Copy, f. 447.
68. Order of the Privy Council to the Committee of Plantations to
advise "about the Rendition [to the French] of places in America;"
30 Aug. 1667. Signed by [Sir] Edward Walker [Clerk of the
Council, and Garter King at Arms], f. 448.
69. Order of the same to the Committee of New England to " make a
review of what hath been done concerning that plantation ; " 2 Oct.
1667. Signed by [Sir] Richard Browne [Clerk of the Council].
Followed by minutes concerning the boundaries of Acadia, elc.y
ff. 449-454.
70. " Proposalls . . . offered to his Majestie by the Planters and
Merchants concerned in the Island of Nevis and the other Leeward
Islands," for a separation of the government from that of the
Barbadoes ; [Oct. 1667]. Certified copy. f. 455.
71, Answer by John Champante [agent of Lord Willoughby] to the
above proposals; 20 Oct. 1667, f. 457.
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EGEBTON MSB., 8,896. 1089
72. Debts c6ntraotecl in the Eing^s serrioe hj Lietit.-Qeneral Henry
Willougbby ; NeTis, 19 JuDe, 16ft8. Copy. f. 461.
73. Order of the King in Council for the iarming of the 4^ per cent,
duty in Barbadoes and the Gaiibbee Islands to Eobert Spencer and
others; 22 Dec. 1669. Copy. f. 463.
74. *^ Hefleetions on the Royall Affrican Company's Interest in the
Plantations & the Tse of a Major Generall in the Island of
Jamaica ; " [circa 1669], f. 466.
75. ** Arrears of the Charibee Islands to Jamaica for the estates con-
fiscated and aplicable to the benefitt of that island;" [?1660-
1670], f. 468.
76. W[illiam, Lord] Willougbby [of Farham, Governor of Barbadoes]
to [Thomas] Povey ; Swarkston [co. Derby], Portsmouth, Barbadoes,
24 Sept. 1670, 4 July, 14 Nov., 29 Dec. 1672, ff. 470, 480, 483,
484;— to [Thomas CliflFord] Lord Clifford [of Chudleigb]; Ports-
mouth, 3 July, 1672. Copy. f. 479.
77. Attestation of Johu Mathews ** conoerning the French in New-
foundland ; " 27 Jan. 1670[1], f. 471.
78. John Darrell, senior, to [Anthony Ashley Cooper] Lord Ashley
[afterwards Earl of Shaftesbury], with an account of the Bahama
Islands ; 13, 15 Mar. 167f Copies, ff. 472, 474.
79. ^* Proposalls ooncemi[n]g the West Indies, by the Lord Willongbbie ;
8 Apr. 1672," f. 477.
80. Affidavits of ships' captains concerning the Ic^wood trade at
Yucatan ; Jamaica, 29 Oct.-5 Nov. 1672. Copies, ff. 481, 482.
81. Thomas Povey to Lord Willougbby ; 15 Mar. 167f , f. 487.
82. '' Mr. Gorges concerning the Plantations [in Barbadoes and the
Caribbee Islands], read in Councill, 17 Mar. 1672[3]," f. 490.
83. Jacinto Sedeno, Spanish Gk>vemor of Comana [Cumana, in Vene-
zuela], to the Duke of Yeraguas at Madrid, concerning the English
in Jamaica; 1673. Span. Copy. f. 491.
84. Petition of the Gk)vernor, Council, and Assembly of Nevis to the
Council of Foreign Plantations " for redress of grievances and con-
firmation of arrears ; " [circa 1673]. Copy. f. 492.
85. Particulars relating to St. Christopher's in letters from Colonel
[William] Stapleton, the Governor; 5, 9 Jan. 1673[4], f. 493.
86. *' Patent granted by the States Generall of the United Provinces
unto the West India Company;" 20 Sept. 1674. English trans-
lation, f. 494.
87. Order of a General Court of Yirginia for a fine upon Giles Bland,
collector of customs, for an outrage upon Thomas Ludnell, Secre-
tary of State of Yirginia; 21 Nov. 1674. Copy. f. 496.
88. *' Draught of a letter from his Majestic to the Corporation of Boston
in New England about New Hampshire & Maine ; " 18 Dec. 1674,
f. 497.
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1040 EGERTON MSB., 2,886.
89. [Colonel] P[haip] W[amer] to Sir Jonathan Atkins, Qovemor of
Barbadoes ; fLd. [drca 1674] ; copy; f. 499 ;— to Sir Robert Sonth-
well; 7, 17 Apr. 1676, & 535, 537.
90. ^*- Considerations about the Spaniards bnjing Negros of the English
at Jamaica, etc. ; *' 2 Feb. 167^, f. 501.
91. ** Relation of the first settlement of S* Christopher's & Nevis, by
John Hilton, Storekeeper and chief Gunner of Nevis," with a
similar relation by others ; 29 Apr. 1675. Capiea. ff. 503, 508.
92. George Thornton to [Chnstopher Monk], Duke of Albemarle;
Providence [Bahamas], 18 Aug. 1676, f. 610.
93. [Giles] Bland to Sir William Berkeley, Governor of Virginia ;
Bartlett, 16 Sept. 1675 ; copy; £ 511 ;— to ; n.d. [1675] ; copy;
f. 516 ;— to Thomas Povey ; Virginia, 8 July, 1676 ; copy ; f. 555.
94. Accounts of Indian raids on New England; 1675 ; MS. ejid printed ;
flf. 518, 620.
95. [John, Lord] Vaughan [Eail of Carberry], Governor of Jamaica, to
the Council of Foreign Plantations ; Jamaica, 25 Jan. 1675[6], f. 523.
96. Copies of letters and papers relating to the rebellion in Virginia
imder the leaderehip of Colonel Nathaniel Bacon; May-Aug. 1676,
ff. 539-653.
97. Commission from Christopher [Monk], Duke of Albemarle and
others, to Charles Chillingworth, as Governor of the Bahamas;
1 July, 1676. Copy. f. 554. With copy of instructions ; 13 July,
1676, f. 558.
98. [Christopher Monk, Duke of] Albemarle, and others, to Captain
Wentworth, Governor of the Bahamas ; 13 July, 1676. Copies.
fL 566, 557.
99. '* A breif Narratiue concerning Newfoundland, by John Downing ; "
Oct. 1676, f. 660.
100. '* An account of a fight between the French and the Dutch at
Tobagoe;" 21 Feb. 1676[7], f. 667.
101. "Report of the Committee [of Plantations] concerning CoL
[Philip] Warner," accused of murder ; 17 May, 1677. Copy. f. 668.
102. "An account [of] Statia [St. Eustatius] Sabea [Saba] & Tortola;"
18 May, 1677, f. 569.
103. A narrative of the case of " one Browne," hanged for piracy at
Jamaica; 26 July, [1677], f. 571.
104. " A List of all Books in the Plantation OfiSce treating of New
England ; " n.d. [circa 1677], f. 573.
106. " Considerations about the present affaires of the West Indyes ;"
7 Apr. 1678, f. 574.
106. " A breviate of what passed in the assembly called by his Ex-
cellency Charles [Hay], Earle of Carlisle, Governor of Jamacia to
meeteatS*Iago;" 2-11 Sept. 1678. Endorsed, "ToW" Blath-
wayte Esq theis. To bee shewed noebody." f. 676.
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EGEBTON M8S., 8,895. 1041
107. " Pretentions of the Dutch to Tobago ; " [? 1679], f. 689.
108. ** Pretentions of the Dnke of Cnrland [Conrland] to the Island
ofTobago;" [? 1679], f. 691.
109. •* Letter to Mr. Lewen at New York oonceming Mr. Pens Patent,"
of Pennsylvania; n.d. [?1680], f. 693.
110. Queries addressed by Edward Bandolph to the Treasury con-
cerning, the *' regulation of Trade in New England," with the
Attomey-Qeneral's repq):t upon the same; 30 Apr. 1681. Copies.
f. 696. ^^--^
111. ''Extract of a letter to Mr. Piatt from Mr. Wilkins in Nevis
oonceming his estate there with the prices that provisions, etc.
beare in those parts ; " 10 Dec. 1681, f. 697.
1 12. '* An Account of necessaryes to bee sent once a yeare by Mr.
Thomas Duck to Sir T[homas] L[ynch ?] for his Plantacion att Point
Morant, Jamaica;" n.d. [? 1681], f. 699.
113. •* Opinion of Lord Cheif Justice [Sir Francis] North [afterwards
Lord Guildford] concerning laws " and the effect of acts of repeal ;
[drca 1675-1683]. Autograph, f. 600.
114. Seasons for granting an act of naturalization to the Dutch and
other foreigners in the state of New York ; [temp. Chas. II.], f. 601.
116. '' A true state of the case between the heires and assignes of Sir
William Gourten, Ent. deceased, and the late Earl of Carlisle and
Planters in the island of Barbadoes ; " n,d. [temp. Chas. II.]. Printed,
f. 602.
116. " Concerning Hurricanes and their prognosticks and observations
of my owne experience therevpon," by Captain Langford; n.d.
[Printed in the '* Philosophical Transactions" for 1698, vol. xx.
407.] f. 619.
117. ''An Account of the English Sugar Plantations," with other
papers relating to the same ; n.d. [temp. Chas. II.], ff. 629.
118. ''The description of the Cacao, by Sir Thomas Lynch;" n.d.
[printed in the " Philosophical Transactions" for 1673, viii. 6007],
£643.
119. Description of Madeira in a letter from John Shattock ; n.d. [temp.
Chas. IL], f. 649.
120. " Keasons for the permitting the productions of the English
plantations in America to bee brought directly to Tanger
[Tangier] before landed in England," e/c, with answers to the
same; [circa 1662-1683], f. 662.
121. " Proposals in order to the improvement of the county of Albe-""
marie in the Province of Carolina in point of Townes, trade and
Coyne," by George Milner ; [? temp. Chas. II.], f. 661.
122. '^Proposalls concerning building of towns in Virginia" [in the
handwriting of Martin Noel?] ; [temp. Chas. II.], f, 666.
£0. MSS. — 1875. 3 X
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123. '' Proposalls 06ncemmg the oostom^ of Tobaooo ; " [lemp. Cbas. II.],
£ 667.
124.Eeplj of the settlers in Kewfoundknd (?) to *'the petioion and
declaracion of the owners of Plimoth, Dartmoth and others^" con-
cerning fisheiy rights, etc. ; [temp. Chas. 11.], £ 668.
125. *' An Account of all the trading townee and ports lying upon the
sea and navigable rivers [in New England] with number of hotises
in every town ; " [? drea 1676], f. 670.
126. Petition of Lyonell CJopley and other ''Merchants adventures
trading in the Iron Workes in New England " to the " Committee
for forraine afibires," for redress on acoonnt of the seizure of their
Estates in Massachusetts; [? femp. Ohas. II.] Copy. f. 671.
127. ''Memoirefl d'uue decouverte .... depuis la source du flenve
St. Laurens 6n Canada jusqu'^ la Riviere de Miohichipsi dans
la Floride," addressed byL[ouis] Le Page de TOmeenil to [? Charles
II.], f. 672.
128. Commission from William III. to Christopher Codrington,
Governor of the Leeward Caribbee Islands, to surrender to the
French that part of St. Christopher's which belonged to tbem before
the war ended by the peace of Byswick ; 8 Jan. 1698[9]. Copy.
f. 677.
Paper ; xvnth cent. Folio.
Eg. 2,396. Bboister of warrants and grants from the Crown of titles,
lands, offices, pensions and gifts, etc; 11 Mar. 8 Jas. I. 1610[1]-
23 Nov. [7 Chas.!] 1631. Eng. and Lot. Paper; xvnth cent
Folio.
Eg. 2,397. 1. Verses explanatory of equivocal and other Latin words ;
beginning, ** Dicitur esse nepos de nepa luxuriosus," f. 5.
2. Vocabulary of Latin synonymous words ; headed, *' Cicero Luetic
Victurio suo s. d. pi. Colegi ea que pluribus modis dicerentur quo
vberior promptiorque esset oratio,*' etc., f. 14.
3. Vocabulary of Italian words and phrases with Latin equivalents,
alphabetically arranged, with spaces left for additions, f. 74.
4. Vocabulary of Latinised Oreek words, alphabetically arranged, f.
103.
Paper ; in an Italian hand of the x vth cent The name of Francischus
de Guaciis is written at the beginning. Small Ootavo.
Eg. 2,398. " The Suddaine Tume of Fortune's Wheele, or a con-
ference holden in the Castle of S* Angelic betwixt the Pope, the
Emperor, and the King of Spaine ; by John Taylor, [the " Water
poet"] 1631.'* Printed by J. 0. HalUwell, in "Contributions to
Early EngUsh Literature," London, 1849. . A modem transcript,
executed, according to the " Bibliothcca Anglo-Poetica," p. 349, by
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EGERTON MSS., 8,398, 8,399. 4013
Mr. Fillingham. At the beginning \b a letter from T[homa8]
Crofton Croker to Cole, respecting the MS. ; London, 2 July,
1849. Paper; circa 1800. Small Quarto.
Eg. 8,399. Communications given by the Spirit to Joanna Southcott,
the majority of which are stated to have been taken from her own
month by Ann Underwood in the presence of Jane Townley ; 1794-
1813. At the beginning are the names of '^ Judges and Jury who
prov'd Joanna's Writings," and of visitors, present and invited,
** when the seals were broken ; " 12 Jan. 1803. Paper ; early xixth
cent. Small Quarto.
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E6ERT0N CHARTERS AND ROLLS
ACQUIBED IN THE YEARS
1854-1875.
Acquired in the Year 1857.
Eg. Ch. 103-112. Deeds relating to the family of Bentinck, Earls of
Portland; 1676-1740, w«. :—
Eg. Ch. 103. Grant of Drimmele manor in Holland to Colonel W.
Bentinck, afterwards Ist Earl of Portland ; 1 676. Dutch. With
the great ieal of the States of Holland and West Friesland, and
ctmnteneal of the Feodal Court.
Eg. Ch. 104. Indenture relating to loan of money from William,
1st Earl of Portland, to Sir B. Firehrace; 1702. With
siqnaiures and seals.
Eg. Ch. 106. Commission to the Earl of Portland of the office of
Grand Forester of Holland ; 1702. Dvich. With the great
seal of the States of Holland.
Eg. Ch. 106. Grant of naturalization to W. Bentinck, son of W.,
1st Lord Portland ; 1707. . With the great seal of the States of
Holland.
Eg. Ch. 107. Letters of the Archbishop of Canterbury, certifying
the appointment of J. M., Countess Dowager of Portland,
and her stepson, Henry, 2nd Earl, afterwards Ist Duke, of
Portland, as guardians of her children; 1710. With seal of
the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
Eg. Ch. 108, 109. Appointment of the same Countess Dowager of
Portland as govemess to the daughters of the Prince of
Wales; 28 June, 1718; signed by G^rge I., and countersigned
by J. Ciaggs, Secretary of State : and grant of salary for the
above appointment ; 6 Oct. 1718 ; with great seal of George L
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EGEBTON CHABTERS AND ROLLS, 110—188. 1045
Eg. Oh. 110. Lease from the same Countess Dowager of Portland
to T., Lord Trevor, Lord Privy Seal, of her honse in Privy
Gardens; 1726. With signature hxid 8eaL
Eg. Ch. 111. Deed of settlements on the marriage of James
Hamilton, Yisconnt Limerick, with Harriett, 8th daughter of
W., 1st Lord Portland ; 1728. With signatures.
Eg. Ch. 112. Will of Alida Kippe, servant to the Countess
Dowager of Portland ; 1740.
AOQUIBED Iir THE YeAB 1861.
Eg. Ch. lis. Confirmation hy Pope Gregory VIII. to the Abbey of
Issoudon, ^00. Bourges, of its possessions; Parma, 1187.
Eg. Ch. 114. Acceptance by Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, of
the gift of the realm of England from his mother, Isabella [daughter
of John L of Portugal, and granddaughter of John of Gaunt, 3rd
son of Edward III. of England], as next heir to Henry VI. of
England ; 3 Nov. 1471. With signature.
Eg. Ch. 116-126. BoYAL and other grants to the Priory of Santuy,
dioc. Toledo; 1204-1352. Lat. and Span, With great seats of
Sancho IV., Fernando IV., and Pedro I. of Castile, and the seal
of G. D'Aguilar, Archbishop of Toledo.
Eg. Ch. 127. BoYAL grant of protection to the College of Aloal& de
Henares; 1510. Span, With signature and greai seal of Juana,
Queen of Castile.
Acquired in the Year 1864.
Eg. Ch. 128-130. Agreements of Alexander Pope with Bernard
Lintot, publisher, for the copyright of his translations of the Iliad
and Odyssey ; 1713-1723. With signatures and seeds.
Acquired in the Year 1866.
Eg. Ch. 181. Appointment by the Pope's Legate of the Abbat of
St, Benedict at Milan, in place of the Prior of St. Andrew, as
administrator of the Hospital for the poor without the walls of
Milan; 1102.
Eg. Oh. 132. Grant from the Countess Matilda, daughter of Boniface,
Duke of Tuscany, to the Church of S. Michael at Cotemio, of land
in the territory of Mantua ; 1105.
Eg. Ch. 133. Grant of lands from the same and Count Guy dit
Guerra to the monastery of Yallombrosa; dated St. Saviour's
Monastery, county of Arezzo, s,a. Copied in 1 282.
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1046 BGBETON CHABTBRS AND ROLLS, 184--S62.
Eg. Oh. 134. Qtum from the same CaunteflB to the monastery of St.
Benedict near Padua, of land at Oasalittus; 1109.
Eg. Ch. 136. Gkant from the 8ame to the same, of land at Magarinus,
Ferrara, and to the cell of St. Benedict at Ficarole, of rights and
privileges in the confines of Massa; 1112. Copied drea 1198-
1212.
Eg. Ch. 136. Gbamt from Bovus dit Musa of Milan, residing at
Comara, to New abbey at Milan, of land in Milan ; 1182.
Eg. Ch. 137. JuDiciAX decision in a cause between New abbey at
Milan and IJberto Leccatete of Milan ; 1189.
Eg. Ch. 138. Grant from the tribune of the Doge of Venice to St.
Miohaers Abbey, of a licence to fish in the water of his palace ; 990.
Ckypied in 1835.
Eg. Ch. 139. Letter from Matthias Corvinus, King of Hungary, to
Giovanni Galeazzo Maria Sforza, Duke of Milan ; on the return of
his ambassador, Guide Antonio; Vienna, 20 Aug. 1488.
Acquired in the Year 1867.
Eg. Ch. 140-229. AoQurrTANCBS, certificates, muster-rolls, &c. ; re-
lating to the English wars in France, 1403-1494 ; and muster-rolls
of the Scotch Guard in France, 1522-1600. Among them are : —
Eg. Ch. 208. Agreement between the Englibh and French am-
bassadors for extending the time for the passage of Henry VI.
into France, to ratify treaties; 15 Oct. 1447. IxU, With
signatures of W. Hart, Bishop of Norwich, R. Botiller, Prior of
St. John of Jerusalem in England, John Lord Dudley, V.
Clement, President of the Chamber of Accounts at Rouen, and
Dr. T. Kent, the English ambassadors.
Eg. Ch. 217. A. B. Certificates by J. Mignet, Keeper of the Seal
at Maxen't in Poitou for Edward the Black Prince, as Prince of
Aquitaine, of grants of land in Aug^ ; 1368. Lot. and Fr.
With aeaU.
Eg. Ch. 280^262. Grants of land and privileges to reb'gioua houses
in the Low Countries and Germany ; 1305-1320, viz. : —
230, Hemmenrode ; 1305.
231, 241, 243. 247. 252. Munster-May-
enfeld; 1305-1820.
232, 234. Bonn : 1306. 1314.
233, 236, 238, 244, 249. Goblenz, Al-
tenbeig; 1314-1318.
235. Keynecbe; 1815.
237. Rommestorp and Dieokergim ; 1815.
240, 242, 246. Trfevea ; 1316, 1317.
245.Laich; 1317.
250. Rosenthal ; 1319.
251. Vallendar; 1319.
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EGEBTON CHARTERS AND ROLLS, 263-Sa7. 1047
Eg. Oh. 8SS. Geant of land in Oattutook, co. Dorset; 1378.
Eg. Ch. 264 Grant of land in Beokley, oo. Sussex ; 1253.
Eg. Ch. 266. Confirmation by Prince Edward, afterwards Edward
I., of a grant to Robertsbridge Abbey, co. Sussex, of land at
Madersbam; 1269. With <m2.
Eg. Oh. 266. Power of attorney from H. Hornby, Custos of Holy
Trinity College at Tattersball, co. Lincoln, to receive seisin of lands
in Tattersball ; 1515. Witb seal of the College.
Eg. Oh. 267. Appointmknt by Charles L of Sir R. Freeman, Et, and
Sir T. Aylesbnryy Bart., as Commissioners of the Mint ; 1635. With
the great seal,
Acqoired in the Year 1871.
Eg. Ch. 268-*337. Grants of lands in various counties ; ohronologi-
cally arranged ; tempp. Edw. I.-Geo. III., w«. : —
Eg. Ch. 26a-260, 262, 264, 266, 270, 286, 288, 814, 336. Co.
Somerset.
Eg. Ch. 261. Horbridge, co. Hants.
Eg. Oh. 263, 267, 272, 278, 329. Worcester, co. Worcester.
Eg. Ch. 266, 276, 283, 284, 292, 299, 321, 337. Co. Cornwall.
Eg. Ch. 271, 274, 284, 299, 319, 320, 327, 331. Co. Devon.
Eg. Ch. 277, 280-282, 298. Co. Sussex.
Eg. Ch. 278. Shepberdswell, co. Kent.
Eg. Ch. 279. Richmond, co. York.
Eg. Ch. 286, 287. Llanvihangel, oo. Cardigan.
Eg. Ch. 289, 309. Snetsham, Inglesthorp, co. Norfolk.
Eg. Ch. 290. Henham,' Broxted, Elsenham, co. Essex.
Eg. Ch. 291, 294, 296, 297, 303. Hogshawe, Cleedon, co.
Buckingham.
Eg. Ch. 293, 310. Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Eg. Ch. 296, 3U, 312, 31ft-818, 322, 323, 328, 332. London, co.
Middlesex.
Eg. Ch. 300-302, 304. Co. Wilt.
Eg. Ch. 306. Newbold Pacey, co. Warwick.
Eg. Ch. 306, 824-326, 330, 333. Co. Surrey.
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1048 EQEBTON 0HABTEB8 AND BOLLS, 307—366.
Eg. Ch. 307. Alnwick, Newcastle-on-Tyne, oo. Northumberland.
Eg. Ch. 318, 313. Bosbnry, co. Hereford.
Eg. Ch. 334. Llantillio-Periholy, etc,y oo. Monmonth.
Eg. Ch. 336. Thombury, oo. Glonoester.
Eg. Ch. 315. Deoree of the Eoyal Commission for the plantation
of Lreland, restoring Carroll Bolton to his lands in cos. Sligo,
Tyrone, and elsewhere in Ireland, wrested from him during the
Commonwealth ; 1663. Signed by the Commissioners, Sir £.
Bering, Bart., Sir E. Eainsford, Kt, Sir T. Beverley, Kt, Sir
E. Smith, Et., Sir A. Brodrick, Et., and others.
ACQUIBED IN THE YeAR 1873.
Eg. Ch. 338-340. Wills of P. de Bolytone, and S. Dam, Fishmongers
of London, and of Margaret, widow of S. Dam ; 1320, 1422, 1430.
With iedU.
Eg. Ch. 341-369. Grants of land in Muoh Marcle, Bonbury, Mawen,
Bous, Whitchurch La More, Wilton, Einnaston, Lugwarden, co.
Hereford ; tempp. Hen. III.-Edw. III.
Eg. Ch. 360. Grant of lands near the Forest of Dean, oo. Gloucester;
1405.
Eg. Ch. 361. Grant from Westminster Abbey to A. Denny, of the
Boyal Household, of the living of Cheshunt, oo. Hertford ; 1537.
With seal of the Abbey.
Acquired in the Year 1874.
Eg. Ch. 362. Covenant of Sir E. Steele with B. Wilkes, B. Booth, and
G. Gibber, relative to the division of profits from Drury Lane
Theatre; 1721. With signatures and seals.
Eg. Ch. 363-367. Grants of lands in Scotland, viz. : —
Eg. Ch. 363. Grant from John, Earl of Boss, Lord of the Isles, to
E. de Dunbar, of land at Dnnbeath, co. Gaithness ; 1464. With
seal.
Eg. Ch. 364. Grant from P. Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, to his
uncle, P. Hume, of Fastcastel, of land at Golbrandepeth, oo.
Berwick; 1491. With «eaZ.
Eg. Ch. 365. Dispensation of marriage from Bobert, Abbat of
KinlosB, to John and Margaret Grant ; 1535. With seal.
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EOEBTON 0HABTEB8 AND BOLLS, S66--414. 1049
Bg. Oh. 366. Grant from Coldingham Abbey to S* Martyn, Lady
Fastoastel, of landa in Edrom, eo. Berwick; 1536. With
seal.
Eg. Ch. 867. Grant from Francta IL and Mary, King and Queen
of Soots, to J. Carmicbael, of Meadowfleet, of the Barony of
Grawfiird-Lindsay, oa Lanark ; 1558.
Eg. Ch. S68-S70. G&atvts of land in Sutton, oo. Warwiok, 1281 ; and
Beckford, oo. Gloucester, 1596 ; with great seal of Queen Elizabeth :
and pardon to J. Wakeman, of Beckford, 1603 ; with great seal of
James I.
Eg. Ch. 871-403. Grants of lands in oo. Sussex, connected with the
&mily of St. Martin and with Hobertsbridge Abbey, co. Sussex, of
which they were the founders; chronologically arranged; temjpp.
Hen. n.-Edw. IIL With great seals of Kich. L and Edw. III., and
seals of A. de St. Martin, founder of Bobertsbridge Abbey ; Sefrid II.,
Bishop of Chichester; S. Langton, Archbishop of Canterbury;
Battle Abbey ; B. de Wendover, Bishop of Bochester ; B. de La Wich,
Bishop of Chichester ; Tr^port Abbey, dioa Bouen ; Bobertsbridge
Abbey, Cumbwell Abbey, Ledes Priory; J. Clipping, Bishop of
Chichester; B. de Fuldon, Archdeacon of Lincoln ; and J. de Dreux,
Duke of Brittany.
Eg. Ch. 404. ** iNQUisrrio post mortem " of Sir B. Musgrave, Bart ;
Kirkby Kendal, 5 Apr. 1604.
Eg. Ch. 406. Acquittance for the dowry of Isabel, daughter of Simon
FitzAdam, on her marriage with W. de Bibsworth [Walter de
Biblesworth, author of the French Glossary, in Arundel MS. 220,
f. 297?]; 1249. With moI.
Eg. Ch. 406. Ordbr for alterations in the rules of Warwick Priory,
00. York; 1252.
AOQUIBED IN THE YeaB 1875.
Eg. Ch. 407-412. Graitts of lands in various counties, chiefly to
Waltham Abbey, oo. Essex ; cbronologioally arranged ; fonif^p. John-
Edw. L, rw.:—
407-409. Arltey, oo. Bedford. I 411. Lilfoid, oo. Northampton.
410. Bulby, 00. Linooln. | 412. Miasenden Parva, oa Buohi.
Eg. Ch. 418, 414. Gebtificatbb of birth and descent of John Amot, of
Lochrig, resident in Lithuania ; 1682-1634. Signed by W. Oriohton,
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Earl of Dumfries, as **Fr8otor" of Ayrshire, and A. Chmninghain,
hiB deputy ; and by the town oounoil of Irving. With #ea2s, and
with border of coats of arms.
Eg. Ch. 415, 416. Cbbtifioatbs of birth and descent of Robert Livington,
of Benham ; 1680. Signed by B. Oamegie, Earl of Southesk, as
"PrsBtor" of Angus, and A. CSamegie, his deputy. With teaUij
and with border of ooats of arms.
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